(CNN) -- Eric Abidal is a fighter. He's also a philosopher. "Everyone has their own destiny," he says. The football star's fate is now firmly in his own hands -- something he thanks God for each and every day. His faith, and fighting spirit, has helped him climb out of an abyss -- not once, but twice -- recover his strength and stand proudly tall once more. But the future did not seem so certain in March 2011. The Frenchman, then at Barcelona, was diagnosed with a cancerous liver tumor following a routine examination. It was a moment that would not only change his life, but would transform him as a person.
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Eric Abidal is a professional football player with French club Monaco
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He survived two cancer scares and returned to play for Barcelona
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Veteran defender hopes to play for France at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
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Abidal: "The way I see it is that God gives you challenges"

Question: Most survivors would be happy to just be in a position to have their health -- but for @placeholder that was simply not enough.


(CNN) -- Bayern Munich were left tantalizingly close to a 22nd German Bundesliga title after closest rivals Schalke suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to third-placed Werder Bremen in the penultimate round of the league season on Saturday. Leaders Bayern beat second-bottom Bochum 3-1 to move three points clear of Schalke, and now have a 17-goal better for-and-against differential ahead of the final match against relegated Hertha Berlin. Felix Magath's Schalke side travel to Mainz next Saturday knowing they cannot be overtaken in second place by Bremen, who hold the third and final Champions League place for next season by a margin of two points from Bayer Leverkusen.
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Bayern Munich celebrate imminent 22nd German league title after beating Bochum
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Bavarians three points clear of second-placed Schalke ahead of final round of season
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Schalke lose 2-0 at home to Werder Bremen and have hugely inferior goal difference
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Bremen move two points clear of fourth-placed Bayer Leverkusen, who draw with Hertha

Question: Bayer Leverkusen's hopes of playing in the @placeholder suffered a big blow with a 1-1 draw that condemned Hertha Berlin to the second division.


(CNN)Fighting between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has left two Israeli soldiers and a Spanish peacekeeper dead, officials said Wednesday. Separately, in Gaza, the United Nations said it was "outraged" when Palestinian protesters climbed the perimeter of a U.N. compound and damaged it. U.N. officials took Hamas to task for not preventing the incident. Hezbollah fired five anti-tank missiles at Israeli military vehicles in the disputed Shebaa Farms area, killing an officer and a soldier, the Israel Defense Forces said. Sgt. Dor Chaim Nini was 20; Capt. Yochai Kalangel was 25, the IDF said. The attack took place near Shebaa Farms, also known as Har Dov, a disputed strip of land between Lebanon and Syria adjoining the Golan Heights, under Israeli control.
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Two Israeli soldiers killed, seven wounded in Hezbollah missile attack
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A  Spanish service member with U.N. peacekeeping forces also killed
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U.N. takes Hamas to task in Gaza after protesters damage compound

Question: UNIFIL said its personnel "observed six rockets launched toward @placeholder" on Wednesday morning, and that the IDF "returned artillery fire in the same general area."


By Ellie Zolfagharifard There is nothing you can’t buy online, it seems. Whether it’s an obese, naked sculpture of Arnold Schwarznegger or a 'fine art' painting of Paris Hilton, your dream item could be just a click away. Amazon and eBay may have dominated the market for unusual tastes in recent years, but now there is a new contender to barter with: Alibaba, the world’s largest bazaar for the peculiar. A popular piece is the life-size, obese statue of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The sculpture is completely naked, apart from shotgun and sunglasses and it could be yours for £9,900 ($16,800) Take for instance, the vast range of used underwear. With many of the items bulk buy, your will need to order 24,000 pieces to get your hand on what is described as ‘lovely used panties’.
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A popular piece is a large, naked, obese statue of Arnold Schwarznegger
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Other highlights include oil painting of Paris Hilton and nose straighteners
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Lovers of Apple products, who also happen to have an embarrassing ear wax problem, can get their hands on a Steve Jobs-banded ear cleaner set
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Alibaba online retailer aims to connect small companies with wholesalers

Question: And if you want to impress your dinner guests, @placeholder can help in that area too.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN)  -- Pakistan's fired chief justice was reinstated in a flag-raising ceremony at his house Sunday after the government bowed to protesters' demands following days of massive demonstrations. Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry will not renew his oath of office. The flag-raising was ceremonial. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry will not renew his oath of office because his firing by former President Pervez Musharraf was deemed illegal. About 100 people gathered outside Chaudhry's residence, some dancing, some beating drums in a boisterous celebration. A growing protest movement had demanded that Chaudhry and other judges that Musharraf fired be re-seated.
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Celebrations outside chief justice's home mark reinstatement
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All judges fired by Pakistan's former President Pervez Musharraf to get jobs back
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U.S. said the move "brought Pakistan back from the brink"

Question: Along with @placeholder, most of the sixty others who had been fired have also returned to their posts.


London, England (CNN) -- Who are the greatest feminist film characters? Buffy the Vampire Slayer? G.I. Jane? Catwoman? What about an astrophysicist? If it was up to Academy Award-winning actor Natalie Portman, our feminine heroines wouldn't be limited to ass-kicking wonder women. They could even be -- wait for it -- nerdy scientists. The 32-year-old star of Hollywood blockbuster "Thor: The Dark World," hopes her role as astrophysicist love interest Jane Foster will encourage a new generation of young women to enter the sciences -- much like "Star Wars'" Princess Leia is believed to have done over three decades ago.
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Natalie Portman says new role in 'Thor: The Dark World' could encourage female scientists
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Academy Award winner and mother-of-one may turn to French cinema
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Israeli-born American wants more female directors, fan of Lena Dunham, Sofia Coppola

Question: "I think I'd probably need to work on my @placeholder a little, but I'd be happy to try.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Abdul Hakeem Belhaj, one of the most effective commanders among anti-Gadhafi forces in Libya, has seen plenty of combat in his 45 years. A well-built, bearded man with dark, serious eyes, he fought against the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan -- and alongside al Qaeda in the dying days of the Taliban regime. Now he is commander of the anti-Gadhafi forces in Tripoli, and swears loyalty to the National Transitional Council, describing himself as an "ordinary Libyan" fighting for a common cause. But there's not much ordinary about Belhaj. As a young man in the late 1980s, he was one of scores of jihadists in the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group that went to fight in Afghanistan. His military prowess soon made him a commander among his fellow fighters. After the fall of the Taliban, Belhaj left Afghanistan and was arrested in Malaysia in 2004. After some questioning by the CIA, he was sent back to Libya and jailed.
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Abdul Hakeem Belhaj is one of Libya's top anti-Gadhafi rebel commanders
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Some western analysts are concerned with his prominent role, given his past association with Islamist forces
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Belhaj was part of a group of Libyans that fought alongside al Qaeda against the Soviets in Afghanistan
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Belhaj says the fact that he fought alongside al Qaeda doesn't mean he agrees with the aims of the organization

Question: But sitting in an air-conditioned room in one of Tripoli's most exclusive hotels, Belhaj was keen to dispel the notion that he is part of an @placeholder fifth column preparing to make a power grab in the new Libya.


Having willfully avoided direct military involvement in Syria for the past two years, Barack Obama may not be so lucky over the next two. Reports that Bashar al-Assad's forces may have used chemical weapons will almost certainly force the president's hand into a course of action that takes the U.S. beyond the  humanitarian assistance to refugees and the non-lethal aid and training  it's provided to  the rebels. What Obama does on Syria flows directly from what he wants to achieve, or more to the point, what he wants to avoid. And in this case, that means a slippery slide toward military involvement in Syria that incrementally sucks America in without a clear sense of an end game. Indeed, it's been the president's inability to see that end state that has been the single greatest constraint on his willingness to become more involved.
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Aaron Miller says President Obama has no good choices on Syria
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He says U.S. would probably provide arms to elements of the opposition
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That is the least risky course but still could mean a slippery slide toward war, he says
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Miller: Obama rightly wants to avoid the risks, bloodshed, cost of another war

Question: And Obama's priorities reflect the desires of the @placeholder people, which run to fixing America's own broken house, not chasing around the world looking for others to repair.

Question: And Obama's priorities reflect the desires of the American people, which run to fixing @placeholder's own broken house, not chasing around the world looking for others to repair.


A six-year-old hailed as one of Britain's most spoilt children has decided she's had enough of her reputation - and is giving away her prized possessions. Lacie Pope, of Plymouth, Devon, has always been treated to glamorous designer frocks, expensive beauty products and jewel-encrusted toys. Her mother Lisa Whitcombe, 34, loves to spoil her with Armani and Dior outfits, her own crown and even a child's Audi covered in crystals. Thinking of others: Lacie is giving up her Audi covered toy car worth £1,500 for charity Little princess: Lacie is auctioning off her crown £80 and crystal covered tutu
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Lacie Pope, of Plymouth, Devon, wears Armani, Dior and Chanel
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Gets her hair and nails done at a salon and has jewel-encrusted toys
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She was touched by plight of children on TV show Stand Up To Cancer
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Now she's auctioning some of her belongings for charity
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Items on sale include tutu covered in £65 worth of crystals and £80 crown

Question: @placeholder, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.


For the second consecutive year, CNN International won the coveted 'Cable & Satellite Channel of the Year' at the 2014 Asian Television Awards in Singapore on Thursday. It was also named 'Cable & Satellite Network of the Year'. The network took home five awards in total. The Best News Program title went to CNN flagship program News Stream. Hosted by CNN anchor Kristie Lu Stout in Hong Kong and produced by Ravi Hiranand, News Stream is a daily hard-news show that uses technology and social media to give viewers a deeper understanding of the day's top stories. Kristie Lu Stout was also awarded Best Current Affairs Presenter. The anchor and correspondent is among the network's most popular Asia-based faces, and also fronts CNN's monthly On China show.
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CNN International wins Cable & Satellite Network of the Year at Asian TV Awards, and 4 other awards
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Best News Program went to CNN's News Stream, hosted by Kristie Lu Stout
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CNN Freedom Project was awarded the Best Documentary Series

Question: This is the second @placeholder for Lu Stout during her 14 years with CNN International.


By Mark Prigg It is a tale of two phone firms. As Microsoft confirms it is laying off 18,000 workers, mainly in the mobile phone business it bought from Nokia, iPhone maker Foxconn has confirmed it has hired 100,000 new workers to manufacture the iPhone 6. It comes as 4.7-inch iPhone production is expected to start next week, with the larger 5.5inch version set to start three weeks later. Scroll down for video An image last week, also leaked by Sonny Dickson, revealed the two new iPhone 6 models side-by-side Synthetic sapphire is a hard, transparent material made of crystallising aluminium oxide, produced at high temperatures.
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4.7-inch iPhone production to start third week of July
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5.5-inch version scheduled for second week of August
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Foxconn confirms hiring of 100K workers
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Recent video shows the 4.7inch handset's sapphire glass screen being bent, twisted, scratched with keys and even stabbed with a knife

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 11:09 EST, 13 December 2012 Sarah Palin's daughter-in-law Britta Hanson has shrugged off the end of her 18 month marriage to the family values advocate's eldest son Track, as it is revealed she will get custody of the couple's daughter Kyla - and Track will get the gun collection. Hanson, 22, tied the knot with Track, 23, on an Alaskan mountain near the Palin home in May 2011 and gave birth to their little girl three months later. But quizzed about her impending divorce yesterday, she seemed happy the short-lived marriage was coming to an end, insisting 'I'm fine with it.'
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Couple wed in May 2011 on a mountain in Alaska
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Britta Hanson controversially gave birth to daughter Kyla three months later
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Britta confirmed they've filed for divorce
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It's another domestic disaster for Sarah Palin who is a strong advocate for the traditional family unit and no sex before marriage

Question: Track's relationship breakdown isn't the first domestic disaster in the @placeholder household.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- An Israeli soldier faces a manslaughter charge in the death of a Palestinian waving a white flag during a three-week incursion into Gaza, the Israeli military said Tuesday. The criminal indictment is one of three legal actions taken by the Israeli military for incidents that occurred during Operation Cast Lead. More than 1,100 Palestinians died during the operation, which began late in 2008 and ended early in 2009. It was intended to halt the firing of missiles from Gaza into Israel. The manslaughter charge was filed after an investigation into the shooting, the Israel Defense Forces said in a news release.
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Evidence indicates that a Palestinian waving white flag was shot and killed
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A battalion commander was indicted in a separate incident
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Israeli Defense Forces looked into more than 150 incidents involving rules of engagement
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A U.N.-backed report urged probes into possible crimes against humanity

Question: Conflict between the testimonies of @placeholder witnesses and military personnel made it "impossible to make a criminal connection" between this incident and an incident described by those Palestinian witnesses in which Israeli soldiers allegedly fired at people waving white flags, the IDF said.


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday that the salmonella outbreak that sickened about1,400 people across the country appears to be over. Contaminated jalapeño and serrano peppers, grown in Mexico, are no longer in circulation, the FDA said. "The number of reported cases has been dropping since early July," and the number has appeared to return to around the typical number of salmonella cases expected during this time of year, said Dr. Robert Tauxe, the deputy director of the CDC Division of Foodborne, Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases. "There are some cases of this infection that occur every year," he said.
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Salmonella cases have been dropping since early July, CDC says
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FDA says it's OK to eat raw serrano and jalapeño peppers from Mexico
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About 286 people were hospitalized from the salmonella Saintpaul strain

Question: Initial results from a CDC and @placeholder investigation found that jalapeño peppers appeared to be a major carrier of the bacteria, as were serrano peppers, Tauxe said.


By Ellie Zolfagharifard From Shakespeare to Hitchcock, London's streets are full of incredible stories – and now your iPhone can become a time machine to explore them. These amazing images are part of a series launched by the Museum of London's Streetmuseum app which lets you walk side by side with Londoners from the 19th and 20th century. They reveal just how much has changed in the intervening years. For instance, Blackfriars station as it is today is pictured alongside the entrance from outside 179 Queen Victoria Street in 1930. View of Duncannon Street in the City of London decorated with bunting and banners for the coronation ceremony of Edward VII. Today the city of London has plans for large business high rises
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Streetmuseum app can recognise a user's location and then overlay a historic image onto the camera view
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Each image on the free app can be expanded and explored, along with historical information about the subject
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Images include Blackfriars station in 1930, Victoria Station in 1950 and London’s skyline seen from Tower Bridge
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The new locations also take a look at the suburbs and outer boroughs of London – from Richmond mods in 1964 to Brent Cross road construction in the 1970s

Question: While today, most @placeholder view of Victoria is a crowded station with commuters racing past each other, an image from 1950 shows a very different view.


By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 06:32 EST, 8 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:01 EST, 8 October 2013 A group of pensioners have bought their retirement village after its owners went bust. The previous owners of the Woodchester Valley Village, near Stroud in the Cotswolds, Bluchie Limited went into liquidation three years ago. And since then, the residents of the complex - previously called Crystal Fountain Village - have been fighting to buy the freehold to the retirement complex. Celebration: Residents of the Woodchester Valley Village in Stroud who brought their retirement village after the owners went into administration After three years of hard work, plus determined fund raising, the pensioners have now bought the freehold from the administrators.
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Woodchester Valley Village, near Stroud, was previously run by Bluchie Limited, which went into liquidation three years ago
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Pensioners at 73-home complex bought the freehold from administrators, making them the first group in the UK to do so
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'It is the future. It will be the model for others,' Residents' Association says

Question: '@placeholder now welcomes all those who seek something different.


How many times did Barry Ferguson witness this scene when he and Kris Boyd were Rangers team-mates? The ball lands at the Boyd’s feet and, without breaking stride, he coolly sends it beyond the opposition goalkeeper. Such an image was once a source of joy for Ferguson. The feeling it created on Monday night was distinctly different. All smiles: Striker Kris Boyd celebrates scoring in Rangers' 8-1 win over Barry Ferguson's Clyde Any hope the former captain had of a shock triumph on his return to Ibrox was shredded from the moment Boyd netted the first goal of his second spell in light blue.
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Kris Boyd scores hat-trick as Rangers beat Clyde 8-1 in Petrofac Training Cup third round
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Former Rangers midfielder Barry Ferguson is Clyde's player-manager
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Boyd scored 127 goals in first spell with club between 2006 and 2010

Question: The peerless poacher duly completed a hat-trick amid a relentless rout that saw @placeholder’s collection of part-time players five down by the break.


By Mike Dawes Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood, Rickie Fowler and some of the world's best golfers took each other on in a flop shot challenge. Filmed at the 2014 Scottish Open in Aberdeen, the European Tour challenged the stars to loop the ball over Phil Mickelson's head. Phil on Phil: Mickelson attempts the flop shot over the cardboard cutout of himself Cleared: Louis Oosthuizen clears Mickelson comfortably, but couldn't get into the top three nearest the pin Agonising: Thomas Bjorn got closest to the pin after bouncing around the hole Despite seeing players produce the flop over a living, breathing person for a challenge in the past, this time health and safety prevailed with a cardboard cutout of Lefty.
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Stars took part in the flop shot challenge at Royal Aberdeen
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Mickelson cleared his head, but his effort was wayward in the end
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Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Luke Donald and Lee Westwood all had a go
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Thomas Bjorn took the win, with Donald and Mickelson second and third

Question: @placeholder had already been using his wedge regularly during the week, starting at the tournament hitting a backward flop shot, followed by a wedge shot off the path leading to a birdie.


North Korea has completed all of the preliminary steps required to conduct a nuclear test, a South Korean government official said. The South detected the closure of the entrance of a tunnel at the Punggye-ri site in a northeastern region of North Korea. It means that Pyongyang is now ready for what could be its fourth nuclear test, the official said. "This is the final step in preparing to test a nuclear device," the official said Thursday. "In theory, there are seven to 14 days to conduct a test once the entrance is sealed." The official added that it was highly likely the North would test an enriched uranium device, as it does not seem to possess a lot of plutonium.
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South Korea official: North Korea ready for nuclear test
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Official: Tunnel closure is last step to ready for test
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Details come as U.S. President Obama visits South Korea

Question: @placeholder announced last month that it wouldn't rule "a new form of a nuclear test" to strengthen its nuclear deterrent capabilities.


(CNN) -- Well, look at that. The boys at Augusta National Golf Club finally came into the 20th century, only 12 years after the millennium. With the admission of Condoleezza Rice and businesswoman Darla Moore into their previously male-only club, one more gender barrier has been cracked. But it remains to be seen whether it has been truly broken. Augusta National was forced to open to black men way back in 1990, when a controversy erupted at the Shoal Creek Country Club in Alabama. The club was all white, and PGA tour sponsors balked. So the PGA changed the rules -- meaning clubs that discriminated on the basis of race or gender would no longer be allowed to host a tournament.
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For 10 years, Martha Burk and others fought to get Augusta golf club to accept women
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Burk: Through decade of protests, taunts, CEOs have fought bitterly to ban women
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She says the more important club is the corporate boardroom, where women are scarce
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Burk is relieved, but now the struggle is to get women into the top ranks of businesses

Question: Had we not changed the conversation about sex discrimination and kept it front and center every year at tournament time -- while behind the scenes facilitating $80 million in legal settlements on behalf of women working at companies whose @placeholder were club members -- the issue would have quietly died away.


By Jenny Hope Medical Correspondent Thousands of men with advanced prostate cancer are to receive a new drug after a double U-turn by the NHS rationing body. Enzalutamide extends life by at least five months in men who have run out of treatment options - with some surviving more than 18 months. It was initially recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence for NHS funding without curbs last October. Thousands of men with advanced prostate cancer are to receive a new drug after a double U-turn by the NHS rationing body NICE But then Nice issued revised draft guidance in January proposing restrictions affecting the vast majority of men with prostate cancer that has spread.
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Men with advanced prostate cancer to receive drug after NHS body's U-turn
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Enzalutamide extends life by at least five months in men at end of treatment options
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U-turn by NICE came after 13,500 people signed Prostate Cancer UK petition

Question: @placeholder has now performed another U-turn in final draft guidance (to subs must retain), which seems to go back to its original position of recommending enzalutamide regardless of a patient’s previous treatment.


(CNN) -- A former soldier arrested after a hostage incident at a military base in Georgia faces multiple charges that include threatening to kill President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, according to federal court documents filed Tuesday. Robert Anthony Quinones, 29, of Hinesville, Georgia, was arrested Monday after the two-hour hostage situation at Winn Community Hospital on Fort Stewart, about 45 miles from Savannah, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Officials and a family member said he had demanded mental health care at the hospital. Quinones is charged with assault of a federal officer and kidnapping in the incident, which ended with the gunman's surrender and no injuries.
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NEW: Robert A. Quinones had done two tours in Iraq, his neighbor says
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The former soldier faces multiple charges after a hostage incident
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Charges say he expressed intentions to kill President Obama, former President Clinton
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A search of his residence yields many weapons, an affidavit states

Question: Quinones was discharged from the military in February and had a civilian job at @placeholder, said the FBI, which released no other information on his military record.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Nightmares and a panic attack haunted Steven Robles after a great white shark attacked him at a Southern California beach Saturday, but he was out of the hospital Sunday. Robles, 40, was weak and sore a day after the attack near the Manhattan Beach pier, he told CNN. Robles said he was in a "complete state of panic" when he came face to face with the 7-foot shark, but "pure instinct" kicked in. "I saw this shark eye to eye, staring at me as it was crunching into my chest." He grabbed its nose and pried it away from his chest, he said.
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Steven Robles is weak and sore after the shark attack at Manhattan Beach, California
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"Pure instinct" kicked in when he came face to face with the shark, Robles says
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He "just happened to be a the wrong place at the wrong time," lifeguard says
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Swimmer says going back into the water "is not on the table"

Question: @placeholder has been closed until Tuesday, police said in a news release.


(CNN) -- Seattle Seahawks routed Denver Broncos Sunday 43-8 in one of the most one-sided contests in Super Bowl history to win the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy for the first time. AFC Champion Denver was undone by a toxic combination of Seattle's ruthless defense and its own errors, with famed quarterback Peyton Manning having a night to forget. He was intercepted twice as Seattle took an early stranglehold on the game while his inexperienced opposite Russell Wilson hardly put a foot wrong in an assured display. Allied to the powerful running, epitomized by inspired wide receiver Percy Harvin, the result was five touchdowns to a single score by Denver and the contest was effectively over by halftime as the NFC Champions took complete control.
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Seattle Seahawks wins Super Bowl XLVIII
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Beats Denver Broncos 43-8 in New Jersey
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Seattle defense strangles Denver quarterback Peyton Manning
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Five touchdowns for Seattle in dominant display

Question: He picked off a pass from @placeholder -- his 12th catch a Super Bowl record -- but it was to prove too little too late as his team trailed 36-8 going into the final quarter.


UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against CSKA Moscow after Manchester City's Yaya Toure claimed he was abused by monkey chants from the stands in Wednesday's European Champions League encounter with the Russian club. The Ivorian made his concerns known to the referee and said he was "furious" after the Group D game at the Arena Khimki, which City won 2-1. But CSKA released a statement on its website denying there was any racist chanting and told CNN that UEFA's match delegate wasn't aware of any either. European football's governing body UEFA told CNN it had no official comment to make on CSKA's claim.
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CSKA Moscow faces charges over behavior of its fans in match against Manchester City
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European soccer's ruling body to hear case against Russian club on October 30
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CSKA fans accused of racist behavior and setting off fireworks in Wednesday's match
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City's Yaya Toure complained of being racially abused during Champions League tie

Question: But @placeholder's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."


A new theory has surfaced that downplays North Korea's involvement in the Sony hacking scandal and suggests the people responsible are actually Russian, based on a linguistics study of the leaked emails. Security experts believe the origins of the now-infamous Guardians of the Peace are Russian after analyzing about 1,600 words attached to the Sony emails the hacking group leaked to a variety of media outlets. The words were investigated by Seattle-based cyber security firm Taia Global. 'Our preliminary results show that Sony's attackers were most likely Russian, possibly but not likely Korean and definitely not Mandarin Chinese or German,' the company wrote in a Christmas Eve blog post, according to The New York Daily News.
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Seattle-based cyber security firm analyzed 1,600 words attached to the leaked emails and postings of Guardians of the Peace
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Determined the hackers native is most likely Russian
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Obama and the FBI have blamed the country for the attack
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North Korea has blamed the US for  shutting down its internet

Question: Since then the hackers appear to have turned their attention to the @placeholder and on December 21 they posted a message which cynically 'praised' the FBI's investigation into the hack, with a link to a video that repeated the phrase 'You are an idiot' repeatedly.


Together in 2001: If Prince Andrew (left) sets foot in the US, attorneys acting for Virginia Roberts (right) could attempt to hand him deposition papers Prince Andrew is now unable to visit the United States without running the risk of being ambushed with a subpoena, a lawyer warned yesterday. If he sets foot there, attorneys acting for Virginia Roberts could attempt to hand him deposition papers, he said. These would oblige him to give evidence on oath – or face the threat of jail. The legal team representing Miss Roberts has already tried to ambush several people they wish to question with legal papers, including Andrew’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Deposition papers would oblige him to give evidence - or face jail threat
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Virginia Roberts's team has tried to ambush people they wish to question
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Prince has been many times to US both in official capacity and on holiday

Question: If they succeeded in passing deposition papers to @placeholder, in theory he would be obliged to attend court.


Keith Olbermann has been suspended from presenting his television sports show on ESPN for a week over comments he made to students on Twitter when they contacted him about their cancer fundraiser. Olbermann, who is well known for his forthright posts on Twitter and critical view of Penn State, was contacted by a student at the university about their annual pediatric cancer fundraiser, but responded with just one word 'Pitiful.' In an exchange of furious tweets with students who had been involved in the $13million fundraising effort, Olbermann repeatedly refused to back down and posted a number of critical comments about the school's reputation and branded students stupid.
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Penn State students contacted presenter Keith Olbermann about campaign
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One sent him words 'We are' with a link about their $13million fundraiser
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Many took offence as annual event raises cash for children with cancer
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Olbermann later apologised and was suspended from ESPN for a week

Question: @placeholder and Keith have agreed that he will not host his show for the remainder of this week and will return on Monday.'


By Emma Reynolds UPDATED: 10:01 EST, 17 September 2012 Texts sent by the murdered wife of a former NYPD police officer could be used to convict her husband from beyond the grave, it emerged on Monday. Edwin Coello, 38, who has a record of allegedly abusing women, is on trial at Bronx Supreme Court, New York, accused of beating and strangling his estranged wife and dumping her body in the woods. Prosecutors say Coello, 41, flew into a violent rage after his wife, Tina Adovasio, 40, told him in text messages she wanted a divorce because she suspected him of cheating.
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Tina Adovasio, 40, exchanged angry texts with Edwin Coello before her death
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In one, she told him that if he wanted to 'live his life as a single guy’ he should 'take his s**t' and get out
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She accused him of cheating and demanded a divorce
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The former NYPD officer allegedly has a history of domestic violence

Question: @placeholder told police she stormed out of their home after the fight, but his alibi unravelled after security video showed him leaving their apartment building alone carrying a duffel bag.


By Associated Press Pastor Terry Jones was arrested on Wednesday as he drove a pickup truck towing a large barbecue-style grill filled with kerosene-soaked Korans to a park, where the pastor had said he was planning to burn 2,998 of the Muslim holy books - one for every victim of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Sheriff's deputies in Polk County, Florida, arrested Pastor Terry Jones, 61, and his associate pastor, Marvin Sapp Jr, 44, each on a felony charge of unlawful conveyance of fuel. Jones had said he was heading to a nearby park in Mulberry to burn the Korans on Wednesday, the 12th anniversary of the attacks. Sheriff's officials said that Jones was also charged with unlawful open-carry of a firearm, a misdemeanor, and that Sapp faces a charge of having no valid registration for the trailer.
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Pastor planned to burn 2,998 Korans at a park in Florida, one for every victim of the 9/11 attacks
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Jones' Koran burning in 2011 instigated a violent protest in the Middle East at United Nations compound in Mazar-i-Sharif in Afghanistan

Question: @placeholder's mayor, along with area elected officials, a sheriff's deputy and several Polk County residents have talked about the need to express love and tolerance for all faiths on September 11.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:05 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:32 EST, 27 February 2014 John Hinckley Jr will soon be spending more than half of every month outside of his Washington mental hospital as his monthly visits to his mother's house have been extended to 17-days per trip. Hinckley was found to be insane when he shot and wounded President Ronald Reagan in 1981. Since 2006, he has been allowed to leave the hospital to visit his mother's Virginia home but for varying amounts of time. Being held: John Hinckley Jr, seen here in 2003, was ruled insane after shooting and wounding President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and has been in a mental institution since
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Would-be assassin John Hinckley Jr now needs to only spend about half of every month in a mental institution
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He was confined to St Elizabeth's Hospital after being found not guilty by reason of insanity from the 1981 shooting
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Has been allowed to leave the D.C. hospital to visit his mother's home in Virginia for varying amounts of time starting in 2006
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Started with three- to four-day visits and now up to 17-day visits

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Rory McIlroy, Graeme McDowell and Jamie Donaldson played starring, stirring roles as Europe’s golfers romped to an eighth Ryder Cup victory in the last 10 contests. The USA, by contrast, were publicly melting down as recriminations began to fly over the reasons for their latest dismal failure. Europe’s overnight lead of 10-6 was extended to a final tally of 16½-11½, with McIlroy thrashing Rickie Fowler to put Europe’s first point of the day on the board and McDowell coming from three down against Jordan Spieth for the second. Tom Watson has seen his leadership of the US team at the Ryder Cup criticised by one of his players
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Phil Mickelson felt Tom Watson should have replicated the tactics of 2008
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Mickelson is a veteran of 10 Ryder Cups and was disappointed this time
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In 2008 Paul Azinger's imaginative captaincy guided US to victory
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At Gleneagles, Europe dominated the foursomes to crush the Americans
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Watson admitted the US were woeful in the foursome format
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Mickelson felt that Watson got major tactical choices wrong
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Watson admits that the European's 'kicked our (US) butts'

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 18:20 EST, 26 April 2012 | UPDATED: 21:57 EST, 26 April 2012 A year ago, an EF-5 tornado ripped Amanda Johns' husband and mother from her arms. Her mother was killed. Her husband was critically injured. And stick punctured Johns' placenta, threatening to end her pregnancy. Today, Johns and her husband are still recovering from their injuries suffered when 62 tornadoes killed 253 Alabama residents. The state was the hardest hit by an outbreak of tornadoes that raked the South, killing hundreds and leaving thousands homeless. With help from a $4.6million disaster fund, the couple is preparing to move into a new house with a healthy 7-month-old son.
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Devastating Alabama tornado killed Amanda Johns' mother and critically wounded her husband
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Stick also punctured her placenta
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A year later, Johns and her husband Mitchell are preparing to move into new home with their seven-month-old son

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(CNN) -- People have strong views about the way police officers treat minorities -- and they're eager to share those opinions. That became clear after CNN asked people on Twitter to use #AskACop to pose questions to police officers. Police conduct has been in the spotlight since the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. The idea was that the network would use that hashtag to mine social media for questions to ask current and former police officers for a show that aired Tuesday night. People on Twitter responded in force, making #AskACop a trending hashtag well into Wednesday. People posted message after message -- but many of them were eager to make a point rather than ask a question.
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CNN starts #AskACop so people can pose police questions amid great debate
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Many Twitter users pick up on the hashtag, using it to vent at police officers
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Some suggest black people are treated differently, more at risk from police
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"Just take a look at #AskACop" to see public's view of police, one man tweets

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Dave Whelan has undermined his chances of escaping censure from the Football Association after managing to cause further offence to the Chinese community in what appeared to be an attempt to apologise to the Jewish community. The Wigan chairman is already under investigation from the FA after an attempt to justify the appointment of Malky Mackay as his new manager – at a time when he too is under investigation by the FA for a series of racist, sexist and homophobic messages – by allegedly insulting both Jewish and Chinese people. In one interview last month he reportedly claimed that Jews ‘chase money’ while trying to defend Mackay’s use of the word ‘chink’.
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Dave Whelan referred to Chinese as 'chingalings' during interview
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Wigan owner was trying to apologise for previous anti-Semitic comments
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Mackay is under investigation by the FA for sending racist, sexist and homophobic text messages while Cardiff manager

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(CNN) -- All three women whose bodies were found wrapped in trash bags last weekend in East Cleveland have been identified, CNN has confirmed after speaking with their families. They are Angela Deskins, Shirellda Terry and Shetisha Sheeley. Earlier, the identification of Sheeley, 28, prompted her mother to plead for prayers. The victims were at different sites a few blocks from one another. More questions than answers in Cleveland's run on high-profile crime "I don't know why this person did what they did to my daughter, but I just want everybody, just pray for me. Because this is really, really hard on me right now," Kim Sheeley told CNN affiliate WEWS. "It was really hard. It's taken a toll out of me. I don't know what else to say, but thank you all for whoever is praying for me."
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Relatives tell CNN names of women whose bodies were found in bags last weekend
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They are Angela Deskins, Shirellda Terry and Shetisha Sheeley
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Officials say they fear there may be more victims

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A man who shone a laser into the cockpit of police helicopter dazzling the pilot with a light so bright it could have caused it to crash and kill the crew on board has been jailed. Andrew Paul Holden, 47, was branded 'stupid and selfish' by police officers after he shone the laser beam at the National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter as it flew over Radcliffe in Greater Manchester. Images of the bright green light seen by the officers show the dangerous 'bloom effect' it creates - easily dazzling the crew with potential catastrophic consequences. Andrew Paul Holden has been jailed after he shone a laser pen into the cockpit of a police helicopter
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Andrew Paul Holden shone a laser pen into the cockpit of police helicopter
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Light was so bright it could have caused pilot to lose control of the plane
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Helicopter crew helped police on ground track Holden to Radcliffe home
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The 47-year-old pleaded guilty to endangering an aircraft and was jailed
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Police branded him 'stupid and selfish' for his actions with the laser pen
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Shining a laser pen was made illegal in 2010, punishable with £2,500 fine

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The House recently approved the budget designed by Rep. Paul Ryan, a leading contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016. Ryan claimed that his budget is balanced and "harnesses the power of economic freedom and respects the dignity of every person." But the problem is that it fails on basic math and will likely put Washington back in the budget wars. Moreover, it signals that Ryan has big ambitions, including running for president. Will Ryan's budget plan help him succeed? It's hard to say. Americans want members of Congress to work together. In a CNN poll after Obama's State of the Union address, 67% said they want "bipartisan compromise with Congress on major issues."
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The House recently approved the budget designed by Rep. Paul Ryan
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Rick McGahey: Ryan's proposal fails on basic math and will restart budget wars
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He says Ryan is signaling his presidential ambitions by appealing to GOP radicals
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McGahey: Republican intra-party battles continue while moderates lose out

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(EW.com) -- Over the extended 4th of July weekend, a lot of Americans lit up the grill and spent time with family. A lot unfolded lawn chairs and watched a fireworks show. And a whole lot bought tickets to see Despicable Me 2. The $76 million animated film from Universal and Illumination Entertainment crushed the competition in its first five days in theaters, earning a jaw-dropping $142 million — $82.5 million of which came in during the traditional Friday-to-Sunday frame. In fact, Despicable Me 2, which features the voice work of Steve Carrell and Kristen Wiig, led the box office to the best July 4th weekend of all time. Over the Friday-to-Sunday period, the Top 12 movies grossed $220.7 million, which marks the 10th-strongest weekend in box office history.
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"Despicable Me 2's" start just barely beat "Monsters University's" $82.4 million debut
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"The Lone Ranger" lassoed in a dismal $48.9 million
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John Boehner, the Republican U.S. House of Representatives speaker, said on SUnday that he is 'certainly' willing to let funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapse as part of a Republican push to roll back President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration. With a Feb. 27 deadline looming for funding the department, Senate Democrats three times this month blocked consideration of the Homeland Security appropriations bill, which has already been approved by the House. 'Senate Democrats are the ones standing in the way. They're the ones jeopardizing funding,' Boehner told Fox News on Sunday. Asked if he was prepared to let financing for the department lapse, he said: 'Certainly. The House has acted. We've done our job.'
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Boehner was on 'Fox News Sunday' and blamed the Senate's Democrats for blocking a vote on a Department of Homeland Security budget
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DHS funding expires on Feb. 27, part of last year's 'CRomnibus' budget compromise
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Republicans are searching for a way to block President Obama's plan to mainstream millions of illegal immigrants without legislative approval
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Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer warned Boehner that 'he will be responsible for shutting down a large part of the government' if a stalemate continuesinto March

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Militant French fishermen threatened to blockade Channel ferry ports last night in a mounting dispute over access to scallop stocks. The ultimatum came after 40 French vessels attacked a fleet of eight British boats with flares and rocks in international waters. British fishermen have called for Royal Navy protection to stop further attempts to prevent them fishing for the highly prized mollusc in Seine Bay, off the coast of Normandy. Conflict: A British fishing trawler (not pictured) suspected of illegally dredging scallops was ordered into a French port today and her crew threatened with prison.This picture shows French and British boats during the first clash last year
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Brits say they need Royal Navy protection after clash off Normandy on Monday
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Fleet of 40 French boats had surrounded around 12 British boats

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(CNN) -- Liverpool's Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez has been charged by the English Football Association (FA) with making racist remarks towards a fellow player. Suarez has been accused of aiming racial taunts at Manchester United's French defender Patrice Evra during a match in the English Premier League last month. He denies the charges and has vowed to clear his name. A statement on the FA's web site read: "It is alleged that Suarez used abusive and/or insulting words and/or behavior towards Manchester United's Patrice Evra contrary to FA rules," the association said in a statement. Blatter: No on-field racism in football
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English Football Association charges Luis Suarez with making racist remarks
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Suarez alleged to have aimed racial taunts at Manchester United's Patrice Evra
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Liverpool say Suarez will plead not guilty and is determined to clear his name

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1. Lewis Hamilton - 334 points 2. Nico Rosberg - 317 points Lewis Hamilton will be crowned world champion if he finishes second in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday week, even if Nico Rosberg wins the race. If the final race was a ‘normal’ race with 25 points for the winner, rather than the double points on offer, Hamilton would be able to claim his second drivers’ title with a sixth-place finish. Lewis Hamilton was hurtling along the high road of history – or at least the Reta Oposta, the 200mph back straight at Interlagos – when his car slunk off the track and his world championship bid itself wobbled.
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Rosberg won the Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo ahead of team-mate Hamilton after the Briton spun
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Just 17 points separate the Mercedes team-mates going into the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi
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Brazil's Felipe Massa claimed third place in front of his home crowd ahead of Jenson Button
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Rosberg beat Mercedes team-mate Hamilton in every session of the weekend in Brazil before taking pole

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By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 Harry Redknapp insists Loic Remy could not have failed a medical at Liverpool and says there must be another reason for his transfer falling through. The Queens Park Rangers striker was set to complete his move to Liverpool on Sunday having joined them on their US tour, only for the Reds to announce he had failed a medical. But Redknapp believes it is impossible for Remy’s fitness to be the real reason behind the collapse of the £8.5million deal. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Loic Remy in shooting practice during France training It's off: Loic Remy was unable to complete his move to Liverpool but the club have not yet explained why
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Liverpool pulled out of £8.5m move for Remy after he failed medical
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Club are yet to officially reveal why QPR striker failed his medical
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Redknapp claims Liverpool's reasoning for move collapsing is untrue
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QPR boss says he be happy for Remy to now stay at Loftus Road
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QPR boss speaking as club unveil new signing Rio Ferdinand

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Spanish police arrested two suspected terrorists with apparent links to an al Qaeda-affiliated group Tuesday but said they had no indication of an imminent attack. The Interior Ministry identified the suspects as Nou Mediouni, 23, from Algeria, who was arrested in the north-central city of Zaragoza, and Hassan El Jaaouani, 52, from Morocco, who was detained in the southeastern city of Murcia. Spanish police worked with their counterparts in France and Morocco to carry out the latest arrests, an Interior Ministry statement said. The two suspects have a "profile" that is similar to the two suspects in the Boston Marathon attacks, the statement said. Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz told reporters that police consider them "lone wolves," like the Boston suspects.
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One of the suspects praised the Boston bombing, Spain's interior minister says
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Minister: Police consider the suspects to be "lone wolves," like those in Boston
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They are suspected members of a radical cell with ties to al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
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They have been in touch with Islamist extremists in Mali, Interior Ministry says

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(CNN) -- Williams will revert to using Renault engines in the 2012 and 2013 Formula One seasons, restoring a partnership that led to the most successful era in the team's history. The Britain-based outfit won four drivers' titles and five constructors' championships with cars powered by the French manufacturer between 1989 to 1997, triumphing in 63 races. Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve all finished on top at season's end. However, Williams has not won a grand prix since 2004 and languishes in ninth place in the teams' standings this season with four points from eight rounds.
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Williams to restore successful partnership with French engine manufacturer
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British team won four drivers' titles and five manufacturers' crowns with Renault
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It has not won a race since 2004, having used Renault engines from 1989 to 1997
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Struggling Marussia Virgin Racing team announces new partnership with McLaren

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(CNN) -- Is there any way to ... well ... defend Roger Goodell? Well, yes. When everyone is piling on, it's time to take a breath and say: We need more facts, less reliance on media reports based on anonymous sources and over-heated pundits who are too ready to rush to judgment. As I said on CNN's Michael Smerconish show on Saturday morning, of course Commissioner Goodell made a huge mistake in his decision to give Ravens running back Ray Rice only a two-game suspension after seeing the videotape of Rice dragging his then-girlfriend, Janay Palmer, unconscious, with apparent indifference, out of an Atlantic City casino elevator on February 15.
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Lanny Davis: Roger Goodell mishandled the Ray Rice case
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He says the NFL commissioner has followed the right course in responding to crisis
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Davis: Give the investigation time to play out before deciding Goodell's fate

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Swinging might not be the obvious way to spread the word about religion but for Cristy and Dean Parave, from Florida, it is ideal. The couple, both of whom are devoted Christians, have even set up a website called FitnessSwingers.com which enables them to meet couples who, like them, are both religious and fans of keeping fit. But not everyone who asks to meet them is Christian and so the undecided and atheist are given a gentle lesson in faith along with a good time between the sheets. Scroll down for video Spreading the word: Cristy and Dean Parave, pictured with daughter Britney (right), are fans of swinging
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Cristy and Dean Parave, from Florida, run a Christian swingers network
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They say God 'wouldn't mind' what they do because it's all for a good cause
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Cristy, 44, and Dean, 50, met through a dating website eight years ago
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The pair, who love body-building, now run a website called FitnessSwingers
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Mr Parave found religion while in prison and has a 40ft cross in his garden

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By Gemma Mullin A former England youth rugby player and his friend died after their car flipped over several times and crashed into a tree as it was being chased by police. Jack Christian, 22, and Lee Perris, 23, had been drinking and taking drugs when they took Mr Perris’ mother’s car on an icy night without clearing the windscreen properly. The pair crashed the VW Polo after taking a bend at around 60mph while in pursuit with a police patrol car, which had its emergency sirens turned on. Friends Lee Perris (left) and Jack Christian (right) were killed after the car they were driving crashed into tree
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Jack Christian and Lee Perris crashed after consuming drink and drugs
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Took Mr Perris' mother's car on an icy night in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester
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Police spotted the pair and were concerned as windscreen was obscured
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By the time they caught up seconds later the pair had crashed the VW Polo
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Mr Christian, former Rochdale Rugby Club player, pronounced dead at scene
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His friend Mr Perris, 23, was pronounced dead in the passenger seat of car
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Mr Christian's mother Nicola described her son as a 'hard working scholar'
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Inquest at Oldham, Greater Manchester, is expected to last for three days

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(CNN) -- Sepp Blatter once suggested women footballers should wear tighter shorts -- now his organization, FIFA, has been accused of blatant sexism in its selection of the person to lead an investigation into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. The investigation and subsequent report by American lawyer Michael Garcia, head of FIFA's investigative chamber of the ethics committee, has become emblematic of the world governing body's reluctance to embrace a greater degree of transparency following criticism of the way FIFA is run. FIFA president Blatter doesn't want the report published because he fears it will contravene FIFA's privacy laws, though Garcia and others such as the head of European soccer UEFA president Michel Platini have indicated they'd like it to be made public.
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Female candidates not considered for lead investigative role
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Michael Garcia handed in his report last month
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Garcia not on original list of nominees
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Calls on FIFA to make report made public

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By Sara Malm She won hearts far and wide across Europe - and the world - when she won last week's Eurovision Song Contest, but Conchita Wurst truly is the queen in her home country. Last Saturday night, Conchita’s Rise Like A Phoenix was awarded 290 points, ensuring that Eurovision 2015 will be held in the Austrian capital. More than 10,000 people gathered in front of the federal chancellery in Vienna, to celebrate the return of Conchita to the stage. Scroll down for video The Phoenix: Austrian singer and Eurovision Song Contest winner Conchita Wurst performs on stage  in front of the federal chancellery in Vienna
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'Phoenix' Conchita Wurst sang in front of thousands in Vienna
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More than 10,000 fans - many in fake beards - came to see her
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Crowd got so large they spilled from the square into a park

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By Alexandra Klausner The classical piano from the triple Oscar winning film Casablanca will be auctioned off in New York in November and is expected to sell for at least $1 million. The instrument will be one of over 30 items sold at Bonham's Auction House from the iconic 1942 World War II time romantic drama. The 1942 Oscar Best Picture winner starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, and Paul Henreid and featuring Dooley Wilson among other notables, first employs the piano in a memorable scene between Bergman and Bogart in which Wilson sings, 'As Time Goes By.' The key item: The piano used in the 1942 movie Casablanca to play 'As Time Goes By' is expected to sell at an auction in New York for at least $1 million
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Iconic piano is featured in the scene in which Dooley Wilson sings, 'As Time Goes By' for Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart
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Piano will be sold at Bonham's Auction House in New York
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Another piano used during the flashback sequence sold at Sotheby's in 2012 for $602,500

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The incoming head of the CIA converted to Islam while working as a station chief in Saudi Arabia in the 1990s, a former FBI agent has claimed. John Guandolo, who retired from the FBI in 2008, said in a radio interview that John Brennan - who has been nominated by Barack Obama as the new director of the CIA - visited the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina accompanied by Saudi officials who may have persuaded him to convert. Mr Guandolo's tale echoes elements of the plot of hit show Homeland, in which U.S. Marine Nick Brody converts to Islam while being held prisoner by al-Qaeda, only to begin working for the CIA after his release.
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John Guandolo claims John Brennan converted while in Saudi Arabia
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Former FBI agent says Mr Brennan visited Mecca and Medina during Hajj

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One of the most controversial rap acts of all time will soon have a movie that chronicles their rise to fame and infamy. Ice Cube premiered the trailer for the biopic "Straight Outta Compton" about his group N.W.A. The rapper/actor shared the trailer at a recent concert  in Sydney, Australia, and some fans uploaded the footage to YouTube, according to Rap-Up. The film, which is directed by F. Gary Gray, stars Ice Cube's son, O'Shea Jackson Jr.,  who plays his father; Jason Mitchell  as the late rapper Eazy-E; Paul Giamatti as N.W.A. 's manager Jerry Heller; and Corey Hawkins as rapper and now famed producer Dr. Dre.
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Ice Cube debuted the trailer at a concert
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His son will star as the young Ice Cube
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A casting call stirred controversy

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By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 07:47 EST, 2 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:00 EST, 2 October 2012 Multiple personalities: Diana Williamson claims she is not responsible for defrauding Medicaid for $300,000 A once-respected doctor has blamed a 'mischievous' alternate personality for defrauding Medicaid of $300,000 by writing prescriptions for painkiller pills which were later sold on the street. Diana Williamson, 56, who founded an Aids institute and ran educational programmes in prisons, pleaded guilty to the crimes but said they were carried out by one of her many personalities. Urging the court  to show  leniency, her defense lawyer Jonathan Marks said Williamson's crimes were really committed by a personality called Nala, who is 'mischievous, irresponsible, reckless and, as we have just discovered, criminal.'
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Diana Williamson, 56, wrote prescriptions for painkillers which were later sold on the street
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The musical climax of the evening was provided by Sir Paul McCartney, the most successful songwriter in British history, who had the crowd singing and swaying. Smiling widely as he sat playing the piano, the British singer performed two songs: The End and Hey Jude. Towards the end of the performance he stood up and clapped his hands in the air, encouraging the audience to sing-along. He asked the men to join in - and then asked the women to get involved, before the whole stadium sang together. Click here to watch highlights from the opening ceremony Crowd pleaser: The crowd inside the Olympic stadium were swaying and singing tonight as Sir Paul McCartney closed the Opening Ceremony
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The Arctic Monkeys played one of their early hits I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor
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UK Grime MC Dizzee Rascal took to the stage singing his hit song Bonkers
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Brit musician Emeli Sande sang the 1847 hymn Abide With Me
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Other artists played during the show included Muse, The Beatles, Sugababes, The Rolling Stones, Prodigy and The Sex Pistols
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Singer-songwriter Billy Bragg tweeted: 'Impressive though (the opening ceremony) in Beijing was, they didn’t have any great pop music to play, did they?'
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Universal Music: Album of the ceremony soundtrack would be on sale 'within moments' of the ceremony ending
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1,000 drummers beat out their rhythm across the stadium and 80 musicians, aged from seven to 17, captivated the crowd as they joined the London Symphony Orchestra for a performance of Nimrod by Edward Elgar
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Director Danny Boyle tweets 'Proud to be British'

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(CNN) -- Poland has been firmly in Ukraine's corner in recent years, which is quite a shift given that the two nations were historically rivals. It seems odd to cheer for a nation whose ancestors tried to kill my mother and destroyed my father's house, but I do. That's because like Poles, Ukrainians suffered greatly under Moscow's oppression, so nothing would please me more than to see Ukraine shake the Kremlin's grip to enjoy freedom and prosperity. Last summer, I visited Rivne and Lviv, Ukraine, hometowns of my mother and father. They were Polish towns, Rowne and Lwow, in 1939 before Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland and changed the map. The word Ukraine means "borderland," as this area changed hands many times among Austria, Poland and Russia before an independent Ukraine was established in 1991.
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Alex Storozynski roots for Ukraine despite the suffering of his family there
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In battles over the "borderland," Ukrainians, Jews, Poles and others lived through horrors
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His mom saw massacres, worked as slave labor; Soviets razed father's house
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On a trip to Ukraine, he searches for his ancestral home and finds much has been lost

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(CNN) -- This time, history didn't repeat itself. Democratic Rep. Ed Markey Tuesday won a special U.S. Senate election in Massachusetts, topping Republican businessman and former Navy SEAL Gabriel Gomez in an election marked by low voter turnout. The contest was the second time in three years that Massachusetts voters headed to the polls in a special U.S. Senate election with national implications. In January 2010, little-known Republican state Sen. Scott Brown upset Martha Coakley, the Commonwealth's Democratic attorney general, in a contest to fill the remainder of the term of longtime Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy, who died the previous summer. Brown's victory set the stage for the GOP wave in the November 2010 midterm elections.
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The election is marked by low voter turnout
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Markey beats Gomez 55%-45%
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Democrats greatly outspend Republicans in the contest
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Gomez has hinted he'll run again

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Designer Donna Karan has revealed how she managed to avoid falling prey to the stressful 'chaos' of living and working in New York City, while creating three globally-successful fashion labels. In an interview with The New Potato, the 66-year-old admits that, while New York has helped to inspire and influence her clothing designs, the madness of city living can sometimes prove too much. Speaking about her newly-launched clothing and accessories line Urban Zen, which is targeted at an older audience than her popular DKNY designs, Donna explains how she has slowed the pace of her own often-manic lifestyle and carved out her own peaceful sanctuary in the heart of New York.
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The 66-year-old designer described New York City as her 'inspiration' but admitted she finds the lifestyle incredibly hectic
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Donna also confessed that if she isn't near nature, she 'gets nasty'

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Question: But @placeholder marks a move away from more mainstream fashion, in favor of comfortable, yet chic, styles which are as suitable for a yoga class as they would be for a dinner date, and are a clear reflection of Donna's low-key lifestyle.


(CNN) -- On Friday night, Wired technology journalist Mat Honan was brutally hacked. In a chain of events that Honan would unravel in the following days, hackers took advantage of security holes at Amazon and Apple to gain access to his iCloud account. They then took over his Gmail account, remotely wiped all data from his MacBook Air, iPhone and iPad, and took over his Twitter account as well as the Twitter account of his former employer, Gizmodo. The incident might seem small on its surface -- just one person's information, not a huge data breach of credit card numbers. But this one very public incident, thoroughly documented by Honan in a Wired article, could be a wake-up call to many who store their information with cloud-based services, including Amazon, Apple and Google.
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Hackers use possible Amazon and Apple security holes to delete tech writer's data
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Hackers use fairly basic techniques to accomplish the hack
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Apple: "We found that our own internal policies were not followed completely"

Question: They found Honan's home address and e-mail address online, and after some back and forth with Amazon tech support, used it to get the last four digits of @placeholder's credit card number.

Question: The .Me account was Honan's backup e-mail for his @placeholder account.


(CNN) -- OK, readers, let's have a debate, one of sports talk's favorites. Who is the best player in the NBA? Is it Kevin Durant, LeBron James or Kobe Bryant? Scroll down to the comments and sound off. Go, now. I'll wait. ... All done? Good. Now, how many of you called me short-sighted (or "Obama-loving imbecile," if you're a troll) for neglecting to include the San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan? Not many, I venture, at least not if you're outside the Greater Alamo Area. But how can he objectively be omitted from the debate? "His game is shrouded in fundamentals and not athleticism," said former NBA sharpshooter Steve Kerr, a TNT analyst who will call Saturday's Game 6 between James' Heat and the Indiana Pacers. "What he does isn't flashy, isn't explosive. He prefers the shadow. He doesn't want to be in the spotlight."
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Experts: Tim Duncan is often left out of "greatest in NBA" debates for no good reason
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Spurs await winner of Heat-Pacers series; Finals win means fifth ring for Duncan
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Steve Kerr, on why we don't like nice guys: "Why do people watch the Kardashians?"
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Spurs blogger says team's aversion to media, efficient style of play is intentional

Question: Even on @placeholder's website, there is an FAQ largely about his personal life that, tellingly, hasn't been updated since Duncan was 27, about a decade ago.


(CNN)Most Indian cities are busy with cluttered streets, winding and hidden alleyways -- every postman's nightmare. Informal structures stand side by side with formal ones making navigation challenging -- even for locals -- and these cities are only going to keep sprawling, fast. By some estimates, the country's urban population alone will surpass 500-million by 2030: almost double the entire population of the US. Zippr's Aditya Vuchi hopes to fix the broken postal format in India's exploding economy. CNN: Why do you think India needs a service like Zippr? Aditya Vuchi: Newer localities, newer cities are now coming up much faster than even the postal department is able to keep up with. As a result, large parts of India today don't have structured addresses.
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Many sprawling Indian cities have problems defining exact locations
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Zippr is offering a solution for businesses in need of a specific address
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The app generates a unique code, which will enable the postal service to find users

Question: Point on your map where your home or office is, give all your address information one time including landmarks, and the system generates a @placeholder code.


By Meghan Keneally Good Morning America meteorologist Ginger Zee has married her fellow television presenter fiance Ben Aaron in a beachfront wedding in her home state of Michigan. The TV-friendly couple are based in New York and Aaron works for the local NBC affiliate but they decided to wed on the shores of Lake Michigan because that is where she went every summer while growing up. Given her focus on weather at work, it only seemed fitting that the couple tied the knot on a perfect day. 'The weather could not have been more perfect. Mid 70s and high clouds, I couldn’t have written it better,' she said.
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Ginger Zee, 33, married Ben Aaron, 32, on Saturday in Michigan where she spent her summers growing up
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The pair live in Manhattan but celebrated with 55 guests in Bay Harbor
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Had personal touches like a personal vows ceremony before the big event and she wore shoes with rhinestone clouds and a rainbow

Question: They exchanged their personal 'I dos' in a private vows ceremony and then held a second, more traditional ceremony outside in a circle of rosepetals overlooking the @placeholder, in front of their 55 guests.


(CNN) -- Air travelers across the country are breathing a sigh of relief that they might get to their destinations on time after Congress took action to roll back a part of the automatic spending cuts that forced furloughs on air traffic controllers. As someone with a 2,300-mile commute, I understand the frustration that travelers felt as delays tripled to nearly 9,000 by Thursday evening -- I am pleased air traffic controllers are back on the job full-time. I am not relieved, however, that Congress gave the Obama administration authority to end furloughs but has not yet done a single thing to help the many Americans who are suffering the consequences of these cuts.
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Rick Larsen: Congress helped air travelers, but not others suffering from sequester cuts
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Larsen says Congress made a Band-Aid fix when sequestration needs surgery
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Larsen: Head Start cut, military community schools hurting, Meals on Wheels cut
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Question: While members of Congress aren't getting a lot of calls for 4-year-olds being turned away from @placeholder programs, that doesn't mean they don't exist.


(CNN) -- Talking to the Taliban leader in Afghanistan may help bring peace to the country, according to a former Pakistan spy chief once referred to as the "father of the Taliban." Retired Gen. Hamid Gul, a former head of the ISI spy agency, worked with the CIA through the 1980s to fund and train the Afghan Jihad against the Soviets. Many of the Mujahedeen went on to govern Afghanistan as the Taliban, who are led by Mullah Omar. "The best situation would be to talk to Mullah Omar," Gul said. "But then, put up your own conditions where I would say it is legitimate ... I think they will accept. I know their psychology."
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Face-to-face talks would work best, says former head of the ISI spy agency
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Last year Gul said Omar was only person who can improve U.S. interests in Afghanistan
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He insisted U.S. can access Omar through Pakistan military
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Pakistan Inter-Services Public Relations deny military in contact with Omar

Question: Last year, Gul said a stated @placeholder condition to any discussions -- the complete withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan first -- was not a fixed demand.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 07:35 EST, 12 December 2012 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 12 December 2012 David Cameron today accused Ed Balls of being a bully who ‘can dish it out but he can't take it’ as insults were thrown in a Commons row over government plans to limit rises in benefits to 1 per cent a year. The Prime Minister accused the shadow chancellor of ‘not being able to keep his mouth shut for 20 seconds’ after a stream of heckles about the below-inflation cap on welfare handouts. Mr Cameron clashed with Ed Miliband, who said the real-terms cut in state benefits was a ‘tax on strivers’.
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David Cameron hits back at heckles from the shadow chancellor during Prime Minister's Questions
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Insults hurled over plan to cap benefits at 1% for the next three years
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Ed Miliband says people affected include those cleaning George Osborne's office while he is still in bed

Question: Mr @placeholder said a person working full-time on the minimum wage would see their income tax bill halved under the coalition Government.


The true extent of the security threat posed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is 'unknown', according to a top government aid, as it is revealed the White House is unsure what secret files he possesses. The revelation came as a new batch of highly classified documents was made public across the internet yesterday, revealing how the U.S. government has collected online data in bulk. Fugitive leaker Mr Snowden, who worked as an undercover computer specialist with the CIA before contracting with the National Security Agency, remains in the transit area of Sheremetyevo Airport, in Moscow. He had been expected to fly to Cuba but has not reportedly left Russia.
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Obama adviser admits they 'don't know' which files Snowden has copied
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Further classified documents have been exposed on U.S. data collection
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NSA leaker Edward Snowden remains in the transit area of Moscow airport after leaving Hong Kong on Sunday
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U.S. demanded Russia extradites him immediately but Putin refused

Question: Russian and foreign journalists continued to monitor the @placeholder, where Snowden is believed to remain at the transit zone.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:52 EST, 22 March 2013 | UPDATED: 09:20 EST, 22 March 2013 The parents of a six-year-old girl who was gunned down in the Newtown massacre have described the emotional moment they met with the father of her killer, revealing they 'just talked as parents'. Robbie and Alissa Parker met with Peter Lanza for more than an hour on January 23, just over a month after his son Adam shot dead their daughter Emilie and 25 others at her school. They encouraged the meeting as part of their grieving process and because they felt Peter Lanza held some of the answers to their questions, they revealed on CBS This Morning.
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Emilie Parker gunned down with 19 of her classmates and six teachers
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Her parents met with the gunman's father, Peter Lanza, in January
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They felt he held answers to their questions about Adam Lanza's history
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The Parkers: 'It was as if he was grateful to have someone to talk to'

Question: 'He had the most information about [Adam's] medical history, things that he had gone through,' @placeholder said in an interview that aired on Friday.


By Chris Pleasance for MailOnline A farmer who caught national attention after shooting a burglar dead at his house in 1999 says he will not move back to his former home because he fears he could kill again. Tony Martin became a household name after he killed 16-year-old Fred Barras and seriously injured Brendan Fearon, then 28, with a shotgun after the pair broke into his farmhouse. Martin was originally convicted of murder, causing national controversy, but in 2001 the charge was reduced to manslaughter and his sentence was cut to five years by the Appeal Court. Scroll down for video
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Tony Martin drew national attention after killing burglar at house in 1999
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In 2000 he was jailed for life for murder of Fred Barras, 16, at remote home
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Released in 2003 after legal appeal which reduced charge to manslaughter
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Says he won't move back to farmhouse 'because it could happen again'
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Called for laws to protect homeowners who chose to defend themselves

Question: 30 October 2001: Martin's murder conviction is reduced to manslaughter, and his 10-year sentence for wounding @placeholder is cut to three years, to run concurrently.


Philippe Coutinho was excellent against Chelsea last week and had a fine game against West Ham United at the weekend too. He set up two goals including one for Raheem Sterling with one of my two favourite passes of the season. It was just as good as Cesc Fabregas’s assist for Andre Schurrle against Burnley. Philippe Coutinho was magnificent for Liverpool against Chelsea and West Ham United Manchester City playmaker David Silva levelled the scoreline shortly before the interval Coutinho (centre) celebrates with Liverpool team-mates Daniel Sturridge (left) and Lucas on Saturday Philippe Coutinho and David Silva's stats Now Coutinho needs to start producing these kind of performances week in, week out.
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Philippe Coutinho was excellent for Liverpool vs Chelsea and West Ham
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But David Silva was best player on pitch for Manchester City vs Chelsea
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Coutinho is in form but he must replicate Silva's consistency on the field
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Man City are not yet out of the title race and Chelsea must beware
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Jon Walters should be proud of his perfect hat-trick for Stoke City
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Jermain Defoe's signing for Sunderland was a no-brainer for Gus Poyet
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Christian Eriksen is becoming one of Premier League's top free-kick takers

Question: If there’s one thing Defoe guarantees, it’s goals - he’s not even fully fit and he already has his first for @placeholder.


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Natasha Richardson, a film star, Tony-winning stage actress and member of the famed Redgrave acting family, died Wednesday after suffering injuries in a ski accident, according to a family statement. She was 45. Natasha Richardson fell on a beginners' slope in Canada. Richardson, wife of actor Liam Neeson, was injured Monday in a fall on a ski slope at a Quebec resort about 80 miles northwest of Montreal. Richardson's family released a statement saying, "Liam Neeson, his sons, and the entire family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death of their beloved Natasha. They are profoundly grateful for the support, love and prayers of everyone, and ask for privacy during this very difficult time."
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Actress Natasha Richardson fell Monday while skiing
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Richardson appeared fine, but became ill soon after
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Actress, 45, was daughter of Vanessa Redgrave, wife of Liam Neeson
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Family says they are "shocked and devastated," thank all for support

Question: May @placeholder, her beautiful boys and her loving family hold her close as they move through this tragic moment."


By Tom Leonard PUBLISHED: 20:04 EST, 12 December 2012 | UPDATED: 09:35 EST, 13 December 2012 With its low-flying helicopters slipping under the radar into Pakistan and special forces commandos leaping into the dark compound below, last year’s stunning operation to kill Osama Bin Laden was a Boy’s Own drama that had old-fashioned machismo written all over it. The reality of America’s battle against terrorism, it seemed, couldn’t have been more different to the glamorised, politically-correct fiction of Homeland, the hit TV show in which Claire Danes plays a beautiful CIA agent who spots the Al Qaeda plot which her misguided male colleagues have missed.
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Upcoming film Zero Dark Thirty claims that Bin Laden might not have been found if not for a young female CIA analyst
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She devoted the best part of a decade to finding the terrorist
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According to colleagues, she was one of the first to advance the theory that the key to finding Bin Laden was in Al Qaeda's courier network

Question: Instead, the film shows her happily colluding in the torture by waterboarding of an @placeholder suspect.


(CNN) -- One Goh, the 43-year-old Korean-American man suspected in the execution-style shooting deaths at a small Christian college in California, seemed a doting son visiting his parents in senior housing. But at the same time, he was capable of displaying unbridled anger at the school, according to police and others who had contact with him. The portrait of Goh emerging one day after six women and one man were shot to death at Oikos University in Oakland is of someone who felt he was "teased" and "picked on" at the college, which eventually expelled him, possibly for poor behavior, police said.
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One Goh visited his parents in senior housing
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But he was angry about Oikos University expelling him, police say
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Goh felt students and others teased him for his limited English speaking skills
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Korean-American leaders in Oakland consider a strategy to address the tragedy

Question: The early, broad impressions of Goh have drawn the attention of civic and church leaders in the city's @placeholder community, who were scheduled to attend a memorial service in Oakland Tuesday evening.


By Helen Pow and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:14 EST, 11 February 2013 | UPDATED: 21:49 EST, 11 February 2013 Local police have identified a body found in an abandoned well on Saturday as that of Bonnie Cooner of Canon, Georgia, who was reported missing on January 28. Her boyfriend, Brent James Shubert, was arrested early Sunday in Anderson, South Carolina. Cooner, a 33-year-old mother, was reported missing by a family member, who said she left behind a son, her car and other personal belongings, police said. She was last seen at the home she shared with Shubert and her 12-year-old son Gavin in Canon.
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Bonnie Anne Cooner, 33, disappeared from her Canon, Georgia, home on January 28
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Local police have identified a body found in an abandoned well on Saturday as that of Cooner
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Boyfriend, Brent James Shubert, was arrested early Sunday in South Carolina

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By Naomi Greenaway Cara Delevingne has just been revealed as the new face of Topshop for its latest campaign. The series of 12 images feature Cara looking her beguiling best wearing key looks from the Autumn/Winter collections. It's the first time a single model has been chosen to front a campaign for the British brand. Scroll down for video Model Cara Delevingne has been unveiled as the new face of British fashion brand, Topshop The 21-year-old poses in ads for the company's Autumn/Winter 2014 collection The fashion gems Cara can be seen modeling include a fur-trimmed Martha parka (£98), animal print skirt, biker jacket, thigh-high boots, chiffon shirt and statement sequin and feather cocktail dress.
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The campaign features Cara wearing key looks in 12 compelling images
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Pieces include a fur-trimmed Martha parka, animal print skirt, biker jacket
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First time a Topshop campaign will feature just one model
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Collection lands in stores and online in August

Question: 'At such an ambitious and exciting time for our many thousands of staff and loyal customers, it is fitting to have a fabulous, young British star such as @placeholder at the epicentre of our campaign,' he says referring to the brand's new global plans.


He expressed his devastation on Twitter, with the simple statement 'No words' on Monday. And on Wednesday Billy Crystal looked downcast as he arrived at the Los Angeles International airport, two days after the passing of his dear friend and colleague Robin Williams. The 66-year wore a beard and dark sunglasses as he pulled a roller case behind him with a messenger bag slung over his shoulder. Scroll down for video Downcast: Billy Crystal arrived at LAX on Wednesday, two days after news of his dear friend Robin Williams' passing Crystal and Williams, along with Whoopi Goldberg, raised an estimated $80million for people in need with their Comic Relief standup comedy specials, which spanned over 20 years.
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Robin Williams to be honoured at the Emmy Awards
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The comedic actor's onscreen daughter in Mrs Doubtfire, Lisa Jakub, posts touching tribute
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Husband of Williams' assistant writes about the star's 'final battle' and last days
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The cast of Aladdin pay homage to the late great comic genius with outpouring of love

Question: 'When I arrived at work the next day, @placeholder noticed that I was upset and asked me what was wrong.


By David Williams and Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 18:37 EST, 26 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:02 EST, 26 April 2013 David Cameron yesterday warned that the furore over false intelligence about Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction was stopping Western leaders getting tough with Syria. After accusing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad of war crimes by using the chemical weapon sarin, he admitted the WMD blunders made by Tony Blair’s government offered an excuse for leaders to do nothing. Mr Cameron said: ‘I do worry about that. I think the Iraq lesson must be about how we marshal and use information and intelligence and I think that lesson has been learned.
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Britain and the US have accused Assad of using chemical weapon sarin
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Obama warned the chemical weapons should be 'a red line' for intervention

Question: Criticism: David Cameron, right, openly said that the misuse of intelligence under @placeholder, left, was discouraging leaders from acting over the Syrian civil war

Question: Dilemma: President Barack Obama faces a hard decision over the ongoing situation in Syria as he said that use of chemical weapons by @placeholder was the 'red line'


Eliaquim Mangala claims that Diego Costa does try to provoke his opponents – but insists it's irrelevant if Chelsea’s combative striker is allowed to play in Saturday’s title clash with Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. Costa will face a FA disciplinary hearing on Friday to contest a charge of violent conduct after it was alleged that he deliberately stamped on Emre Can in Chelsea’s Capital One Cup semi-final win over Liverpool in midweek. The Spain striker, who also clashed with Martin Skrtel and Steven Gerrard in a bad-tempered encounter, faces a three-game ban if found guilty – starting with the game against champions City.
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Eliaquim Mangala insists Diego Costa's availability is irrelevant to him
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Costa could miss Saturday's game through suspension for alleged stamp
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Spanish striker will learn fate at FA disciplinary hearing on Friday
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Question: Chelsea's @placeholder (right) almost comes to blows with Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard

Question: We need to close the gap with @placeholder and the best way to do that is to get a win in Stamford Bridge.


By Chris Parsons UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 3 November 2011 This is the shocking moment a trio are caught on camera viciously attacking a restaurant customer, while one of them swings wildly at the man with a machete. The group brutally attacked the lone victim inside U.S. Chicken in Paterson, New Jersey, as one of the men wielded the large blade and slashed at the helpless customer. At the end of the attack the three men flee from the restaurant, as the bloodied man lies sprawled across the restaurant. Scroll down to see the shocking attack The barbaric attack starts when the victim scraps with bare-chested man thought to be Johel Gomez, 20, just inside the restaurant
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Assault was so wild Tyree Seegers accidentally hacked his own accomplice with blade

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A 25-year-old Florida man intended to use explosives and weapons "to create mayhem'" in Tampa -- a plot that authorities say was foiled thanks to the local Muslim community and law enforcement -- a U.S. attorney said Monday. "When a person's got an AK-47 which he believes is operable, when he has explosives which he believes are real, and when he has an explosive pack and a car bomb which ... he is going to utilize against Americans, that makes it a crime," Robert O'Neill, U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Florida, told reporters. "Was it real? It was very real."
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A U.S. attorney says the attack was "imminent" and the threat was "very real"
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Authorities thank the Muslim community for helping in the investigation
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Sami Osmakac's plot included a car bombing, suicide blast, federal prosecutors say
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The 25-year-old man is "self-radicalized," not tied to any terror group, a source says

Question: @placeholder was looking for places where there would be large crowds, the official said.


Syrian President Bashar Assad saw in the New Year with a rare visit to a combat zone where he shared a meal with his troops - as sinister figures showed the death toll from the civil war  hit 76,000 in 2014 alone, including thousands of children. The extraordinary total made 2014 the deadliest so far in the nearly four-year war,according to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights which recorded the deaths of 76,021 people. Of the total, 17,790 were civilians, including 3,501 children. State TV footage showed Assad having dinner with soldiers and pro-government gunmen in the east Damascus district of Jobar last night.
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The leader made a rare visit to the combat zone yesterday
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At least 25 Syrians were killed in the neighbourhood before the visit
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Assad ate dinner with soldiers and pro-government gunmen
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The war claimed the lives of more than 76,000 people in 2014, including 3,501 children

Question: Assad's visit came as rebels fired nearly two dozen mortar shells on @placeholder, residents said.


By Victoria Woollaston Sony has delivered another nail in the PC coffin by announcing plans to stop making its personal computers to focus on cameras, smartphones and games consoles. Amid what it described as ‘drastic’ changes in the industry, the Japanese firm has decided to ditch the loss-making side of the business, after more than 30 years, as part of a shake-up which will see 5,000 people lose their jobs. Sony also said it will be putting extra focus into is TV section to bring back profit by concentrating on sales of high-end models. Sony is to stop making PCs and laptops after more than 30 years to focus on cameras, smartphones and games consoles. The plans will see the loss of 5,000 jobs worldwide. The tech giant also announced it was selling its Vaio brand of notebooks, pictured, to to Japan Industrial Partners (JIP)
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Sony is closing down its PC division to focus on cameras and phones
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The closure will see the loss of 5,000 jobs across the firm's global offices
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It will also focus on its TV division, and the Playstation and Xperia brands
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While the Vaio notebook brand is to be sold to Japan Industrial Partners
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Japanese tech giant has been making personal computers since 1982
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It is predicted to make a loss of 110 billion yen (£665m) this financial year
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Question: 'The company has determined that concentrating its mobile product line-up on smartphones and tablets and transferring its PC business to a new company established by @placeholder is the optimal solution.


Philip Seymour Hoffman's last wish for his son was that he grow up in New York, Chicago or San Francisco, according to the late actor's will. Hoffman, who died of a heroin overdose earlier this month, left his entire estate to "friend and companion" Mimi O'Donnell, who is the mother of his three children, according to the document released by the Manhattan Surrogate's Court Wednesday. It was signed by Hoffman in October 2004, when his son, Cooper, now 10, was just a year old and before daughters Tallulah and Willa were born. "It is my strong desire, and not direction to my guardian, that my son, Cooper Hoffman be raised and reside in or near the borough of Manhattan in the State of New York, or Chicago Illinois, or San Francisco, California," Hoffman stated in the 13-page will.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman died of a heroin overdose earlier this month
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His 2004 will, written before daughters were born, was made public Wednesday
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Hoffman wants son exposed to culture, arts and architecture of three cities
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His estate goes to "friend and companion" Mimi O'Donnell

Question: That provision was in a section that applied only if @placeholder was not living at the time of his death and if a guardian was to be appointed for his children.