By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 06:44 EST, 16 July 2012 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 16 July 2012 North Korea's top military official - a key mentor to young new leader Kim Jong Un who served under his father - has been removed from all posts because of illness, state media said on Monday in a surprise announcement that shakes the core of the authoritarian country's power structure. Ri Yong Ho had looked healthy in recent appearances, and his departure fed speculation among analysts that Kim purged him in an effort to put his own mark on the nation he inherited seven months ago when his father Kim Jong Il died.
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Ri Yong Ho was a member of North Korea's late former leader Kim Jong Il's trusted inner circle
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Experts claim the surprise move is evidence of 'generational change' in the authoritarian country under its new young leader Kim Jong Un
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The army chief was relieved from his posts due to illness, according to state media reports

Question: The dismissal comes as @placeholder makes waves in other ways.


By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 3 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:55 EST, 4 August 2013 NBC's Matt Lauer has been denied an interview with recently convicted kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro and turned away from the Ohio prison where Castro is being held. Lauer traveled to Cleveland to conduct a jailhouse interview with Castro, who was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years for his crimes against Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight. Instead, Lauer's request was declined by Cuyahoga County Sheriff Frank Bova in no uncertain terms. Exclusive: Matt Lauer (left) was seeking an interview with Ariel Castro (right) the day after his conviction
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Matt Lauer was seen being turned away from the Ohio prison where Ariel Castro is being held
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According to reports, Lauer had secured an exclusive interview with the kidnapper and rapist
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Cuyahoga County Sheriff Frank Bova told Lauer 'I won't allow it'

Question: A spokesperson for Ohio's prisons department says @placeholder will be isolated from the greater prison population for his own safety at the beginning of his sentence due to the high profile nature of his case.


One of the actresses in "Innocence of Muslims" -- the anti-Islam film that ignited a firestorm in the Muslim world -- is suing the producer of the film, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, claiming she is a victim of fraud, invasion of privacy and misappropriation of her likeness. In a 17-page complaint filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, the lawsuit from Cindy Lee Garcia also names YouTube LLC, the video-sharing website on which the video is posted, and its parent company, Google Inc., as causing irreparable harm to Ms. Garcia for refusing to remove the content from their site. ""The lawsuit is not an attack on the First Amendment or the right of Americans to say what they think," but it demands the content be pulled off because "Ms. Garcia in no way consented to the use of her performance, image or likeness in such an offensive and vile film," Garcia's attorney, M. Cris Armenta, said in a statement.
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Actress Cindy Lee Garcia appears in "Innocence of Muslims"
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The anti-Islam film ignited a firestorm, and Garcia says she has received death threats
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Garcia is suing the film's producer, saying she was lied to about the film's intent
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"I had no idea he was doing all this," Garcia tells CNN

Question: The lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages against @placeholder for invasion of privacy, fraud, negligence, and the intentional infliction of emotional distress.


Marilyn Manson has denied any involvement in the controversial film that emerged yesterday, thought to directed by Eli Roth, which sees Lana Del Rey in a violent rape scene, cut with footage of the Goth rocker. Mr Roth appeared to refer to the newly-released film back in 2013 when he told Larry King in an interview: 'I shot a video with Marilyn Manson and Lana Del Rey,' and added, 'the footage is so sick, it's been locked in a vault for over a year.' 'Manson did not direct this, shoot it, nor was it for a Marilyn Manson video or outtake footage made by him or to be used by him with his music,' Manson's representative Kathryn Frazier told Billboard.
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The short film was released yesterday by a production house called Sturmgruppe, which claimed it was filmed in 2012
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It contains dramatizations of Lana Del Rey being raped, as well as separate scenes starring Marilyn Manson
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Mr Manson's representative denies his involvement with it and claims it must be a 'spliced up fan video'
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Hostel director Eli Roth appeared to refer to the film in 2013 when he said he had shot a 'sick' video with Mr Manson and Miss Del Rey
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Sturmgruppe has since removed the video, and their website, and the shocking film's origin remains a mystery

Question: Buddies: Mr Roth said in 2013, '@placeholder is the best, he's one of my favorite people.


The man who inspired the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, the viral sensation which is raising money to fight Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), has become a new dad. Pete Frates announced on Sunday that his wife, Julie, had given birth to Lucy Fitzgerald Frates, a healthy baby girl who weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces. ‘Little Lucy Frates has arrived and Mom, Dad and Lucy are perfect,’ Frates wrote on his Facebook page. Pete Frates pictured taking the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge: His wife Julie, in the black dress, gave birth on Sunday to a baby girl they are calling Lucy Frates, 29, who lives in Beverly, Massachusetts is a former captain of Boston College Baseball.
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Pete Frates was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis in 2012
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On Sunday he became a proud father  after his wife Julie gave birth to a baby girl called Lucy
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Prior to his illness Frates  had been captain of Boston College Baseball
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Along with his family and friends he came up with the ice bucket challenge as a way to get people excited about raising money for ALS research
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More than 3 million people around the world have joined in the challenge and raised more than $100 million

Question: Frates wrote that baby @placeholder's arrival was an ‘amazing blessing as the exclamation point to the miraculous month of August 2014!’


Marvel Studios will release a special cut of the movie 'Iron Man 3' specifically for China Chinese version of the film will also include special bonus footage, including an appearance by Chinese actress Fan Bingbing Hollywood studios want access to billions of dollars that are guaranteed for films that become hits Censors visited sets and even made creative suggestions Disney eager to build business relationship in China through films and theme parks A few years ago, making it big in Hollywood was all that mattered. Now, American film studios are looking to tap into a vast new audience in China - a country with more than 1.3 billion people.
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Marvel Studios will release a special cut of the movie 'Iron Man 3' specifically for China
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Chinese version of the film will also include special bonus footage, including an appearance by Chinese actress Fan Bingbing
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Hollywood studios want access to billions of dollars that are guaranteed for films that become hits
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Censors visited sets and even made creative suggestions
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Disney eager to build business relationship in China through films and theme parks

Question: China has become world’s second-largest film market, after the United States but so different are @placeholder laws, customs and tastes that American studios will do whatever it takes to have their film distributed there - even if it means making a completely new movie.

Question: Similarly, the communist government wants @placeholder studios to learn from Hollywood and is trying to attract foreign studios to form ventures by promising more market access and a bigger share of ticket sales.


A man who groped an 18-year-old girl's leg on a train was caught after she covertly snapped him on her mobile phone. Raja Hussain, 39, from Rotherham, was given a suspended eight-month jail term after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a University of Sheffield student on a train in South Yorkshire. He was arrested by the British Transport Police and taken to court after the photograph was released. Scroll down for video Raja Hussain, 39, from Rotherham, who sexually assaulted an 18-year-old girl on a train from Sheffield, was caught after she took this picture of him The 18-year-old student was waiting for a train at Sheffield Midland station on October 29 last year when Hussain started 'grinning' at her, Sheffield Crown Court heard.
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Raja Hussain, 39, from Rotherham, given suspended eight-month jail term
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He pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting an 18-year-old girl on a train
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Hussain touched her leg and grinned at her as he looked at naked photos
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The University of Sheffield student secretly took a picture of him on train
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He was arrested and given an Asbo banning him from trains for three years

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London (CNN) -- A former editor for the News of the World was released without charge Friday by British police hours after he had been taken into custody, but was told to report back to police in October. Andy Coulson was arrested earlier Friday in connection with allegations of phone hacking and corruption in a case that promises to be a growing political liability for Prime Minister David Cameron, whom Coulson had served as press secretary. "I came in today voluntarily as I have been offering to do in the last few months," Coulson told reporters outside Lewisham Police station. "There is an awful lot I would like to say but I can't."
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NEW: Police make another arrest Friday night
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Andy Coulson, former communications chief for PM, told to report back in October
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Prosecutors ask police in Scotland to look into specific phone hacking claims
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The offices of another paper in central London are reportedly searched by police

Question: @placeholder used his address to call for full inquiries into the phone hacking scandal, urging a broad reform of the press.


(CNN) -- Hungry air travelers know that all those onboard snacks and spirits reserved for premium-class passengers or available only for a fee look mighty tempting, but airport workers apparently give them a second look as well. Milwaukee County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to General Mitchell International Airport last week after an AirTran Airways manager complained that he saw a maintenance worker take wine bottles from a plane and put them in his jacket pocket. The worker was identified as Jesse Repetti, 28, an employee with PrimeFlight Aviation Services who was responsible for cleaning the plane, according to a complaint filed in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
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The incident happened at General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee
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AirTran manager says he saw a plane cleaner take wine bottles from an aircraft
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Complaint: Sherriff's deputies searched the man and found bottles of alcohol, snacks
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Jesse Repetti has been charged with theft

Question: When they arrived, the deputies found Repetti in a jetway, eating a bag of chips, "which belonged to @placeholder," the court papers say.


Charleston, South Carolina (CNN) -- A dog's life is fairly easy. It usually involves waking up late, eating some food and then passing out for eight hours in the backyard. I've tried it a few times, myself. Wasn't disappointed. The rest of a dog's day is generally spent whizzing on various plants and mindlessly staring at things that pass by the house. Again, I've dabbled in the lifestyle. And I approve. But there's this one dog in Charleston, South Carolina, who just seems to have it better than most. And I recently got to meet her. I first learned of Belle when I saw a popular picture of her on the website Reddit. It was posted in a section called "aww" that is dedicated to all things cute and adorable -- puppies, bunnies, Canadians doing Canadian things in Canada.
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Carlos Morales posted a popular picture of a dog on Reddit
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Bellini set out to find this dog in Charleston, South Carolina
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Frank Barnwell and his daughter Sally tell CNN about their dog, Belle

Question: Nevertheless, Frank Barnwell politely greeted me at the door along with @placeholder, who was carrying a boot in her mouth.

Question: Frank chimes in, "@placeholder likes all dogs and most people."


(CNN) -- Paris Saint-Germain's Zlatan Ibrahimovic has insisted he is not a "bad boy" on the eve of his latest return to Barcelona, where he lasted just a season after falling out with then coach Pep Guardiola. The Swedish striker, whose goal and assist in the first leg mean that PSG head into Wednesday's Champions League quarterfinal level on aggregate (2-2), suffered a disappointing spell with the four-time European champions between 2009-2010. Following a couple of years in Italy with AC Milan, the 31-year-old has now settled in France, where he tops the Ligue 1 scoring charts -- his 26 goals from 28 games nine better than his nearest rival.
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PSG striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic says he does not deserve his "bad boy" reputation
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Swede insists he is not difficult to work with, despite his well publicized differences with Guardiola at Barcelona
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On eve of Camp Nou return, 'Ibra' says his problems with then Barca coach were personal not professional

Question: "It was a childhood dream [to join Barcelona] and I was walking on air," the Swede wrote in his 2011 biography 'I am @placeholder'.

Question: "Guardiola was staring at me and I lost it," continues the Swede in 'I am @placeholder'.


Five-time European champions Bayern Munich are looking to take on Premier League clubs and grab some of the growing market for soccer in the United States by setting up a US registered company. FC Bayern Munich LLC recently opened an office in New York and on Wednesday announced a partnership with a leading youth soccer organisation. Bayern has teamed up with Massachusetts-based Global Premier Soccer, which organises youth coaching and development programmes, and will provide assistance from coaches and technical staff from the Bundesliga club. Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich are keen on improving their fanbase in America Bayern hope star players such as Manuel Neuer and Robert Lewandowski, pictured, can help to attract fans
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Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich are hoping to improve their US fanbase
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Bayern have 28 supporter clubs dotted around the United States
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The 24-time German champions  have launched a US specific website

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(CNN)Diego Lagomarsino is among the few who can offer clues about the puzzling death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman. The IT security expert was one of the last to see Nisman alive. Nisman was found dead in his apartment days after filing a report accusing the country's top leaders of covering up Iran's involvement in Argentina's worst terrorist attack. It looked like a suicide, but now even the government has doubts that is the truth. So when Lagomarsino decided to address reporters on Wednesday, it should have been an unequivocally illuminating event. But like so much of the information surrounding Nisman's mysterious death, seeds of doubt had already been planted.
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The owner of the gun that killed Alberto Nisman explains his side of the story
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Diego Lagomarsino gives new details about Nisman's puzzling death
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He is also the only person charged in connection with the death

Question: The gun that @placeholder had given him was near the body, along with a shell casing.


Washington (CNN) -- Two hours before the House passed a short term spending bill that defunded Obamacare - something Senate Democrats said they will reject next week - House Republicans met to plan their next attack on President Barack Obama's signature health care law. House GOP launches shutdown battle Congress: will it be a government shutdown or budget compromise? House Speaker John Boehner and other top leaders outlined a lengthy GOP wish list of items they plan to attach to legislation raising the nation's debt limit, including a delay of Obamacare. "This increase will also contain a number of important pro-growth economic policies, health care and non-health care reforms in addition to a one year delay in Obamacare," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor announced on the House floor.
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Next fight with president will be over debt ceiling
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Republicans seek to maintain united front in opposition to Obamacare and other issues
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Debt ceiling bill will include laundry list of GOP priorities on entitlements, taxes, energy, jobs
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Adding a mix of controversial items increases the threat of a default on U.S. debt

Question: Obama and @placeholder spoke on Friday, an aide to the speaker said.


PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN)  -- Jaime Andrade had just gotten out of the shower when the men came to snatch him. Jaime Andrade was kept in this closet for three days without food or water, police say. His wife, Araceli Valencia, was mopping the kitchen in their family home on a typical warm spring morning in Phoenix, Arizona, "when she suddenly felt a hard object pointed to the back of her head and a voice in Spanish tell her not to move," according to a Phoenix, Arizona, police investigative report. "I told you not to look at me!" Valencia heard one of the kidnappers bark as he struck Andrade across the head.
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Phoenix police investigated 368 kidnappings in 2008, 357 in 2007
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Human smuggler was tortured for days because kidnappers suspected he had cash
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Police say kidnappers cut, beat, shoot and electrocute victims to get their money
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Men kidnapped innocent 13-year-old girl after neighbor stole marijuana, police say

Question: The torture would continue until @placeholder came up with the ransom, the kidnappers told her.

Question: The tortured @placeholder was fortunate that police were able to find him.


Host commentator It's all over and it ends 4-1 after an impressive home performance from Everton. An own goal from Rodriguez gave the Toffees an early lead before Coleman and Baines scored either side of the break to put Martinez's side into a commanding lead. Mirallas added the icing on the cake with a fourth before a stunning consolation free-kick from Rodriguez. And he has been beaten! There was nothing Howard could do about a stunning free-kick from Rodriguez which grazes the post before flying in. Howard looks a bit annoyed, but the final whistle goes and it ends 4-1!
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Everton defeat Vfl Wolfsburg in their opening Europa League fixture
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Everton XI: Howard, Coleman, Baines, Stones, Jagielka, McCarthy, Barry, Mirallas, McGeady, Naismith, Lukaku
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Wolfsburg XI: Benaglio, Caligiuri, Olic, De Bruyne, Malanda, Luiz Gustavo, Jung, Naldo, Arnold, Knoche, Rodriguez
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Referee: Luca Banti
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Ricardo Rodriguez own goal gives Everton lead after Naismith strike
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Seamus Coleman doubles Everton's lead with far post header
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Leighton Baines scores second half penalty
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Kevin Mirallas add a fourth in closing stages
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Rodriguez scores late free-kick for away side

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Worrying: Big Brother contestant Dan Neal worked on the Jimmy Savile police case Detectives are being paid overtime to watch Big Brother. The ‘cushiest job ever’ is so Scotland Yard officers can monitor a former colleague taking part in the Channel 5 reality programme. Dan Neal, 33, stunned Met bosses when he entered the Big Brother house last week. Until recently he was working on Operation Yewtree – the inquiry into Jimmy Savile and allegations of historic sex offences by other celebrities. Senior officers raised fears that Mr Neal could compromise their highly sensitive investigation, prompting the programme’s producers to agree to a five-minute delay on the ‘live’ footage.
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Dan Neal stunned bosses by entering the Big Brother house
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The 33-year-old says he left the force saying that he 'needed a change'
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Detectives ensured 'live' footage had a five-minute delay so it could be monitored
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Time-and-a-half overtimes and bonuses offered for shifts
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Exact cost of 'surveillance' to be released 'in due course'

Question: ‘Now they fear that him appearing on @placeholder will mean that some highly confidential information will be revealed.


Jose Mourinho insists Benfica attacking midfielder Talisca would be playing for a big club in the Premier League now if he had been able to secure a work permit. Mourinho is a keen admirer of the Brazil Under 20 star and says he would be plying his trade in England now rather than the Primeira Liga had he got the necessary documentation. Speaking to Portuguese broadcaster TVI24, the Chelsea manager said: 'I think Benfica hired well. They say Talisca is unknown, but he is only so unknown because he's only not playing in England because he doesn't have a work permit. If he had one, he would be here!
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Jose Mourinho believes Anderson Talisca was a good signing for Benfica
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The Chelsea boss says there were plenty of English teams after the highly-rated youngster this summer
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However the 20-year-old was unable to move to England as he didn't have a work permit
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Talisca ended up joining Portuguese giants Benfica in July
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The Brazil Under 20 forward scored a hat-trick for Benfica on Friday

Question: 'There were many @placeholder teams, great teams and important, that wanted him.


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Three weeks after an apparent misunderstanding sparked a confrontation, deadly Hindu-Christian riots continue unabated in the remote east Indian state of Orissa. Police officers chase away a protester in Mangalore, India, Monday. By Tuesday, about 20 deaths had been reported, said Praveen Kumar, the superintendent of police in the worst-affected Kandhamal district. The latest casualty is a police officer who died after an armed mob of about 400 to 500 mostly Hindus torched a police station in the district on Monday, Orissa state police said. Orissa's Director General of Police G.C. Nanda the policeman died when the mob opened fire at officers fleeing the burning building.
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Orissa state has historically been a tinderbox of Hindu-Christian tensions
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Violence spread to southern India with churches attacked in Karnataka state
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Latest casualty was a policeman who died after a Hindu mob torched a police station
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Attack came 2 days after police fired on a crowd to prevent it attacking Christians

Question: Unlike @placeholder, Karnataka has until now been spared the large-scale clash between Christians and Hindus.


The Florida mother who has complained about Toys 'R Us selling Breaking Bad action figures has learned that it's best to tread lightly so as not to get Bryan Cranston mad. Cranston, the star of the critically acclaimed AMC drama about a cancer-stricken chemistry teacher-turned-genius meth cook, responded Monday to Susan Schrivjer on Twitter, proving that not only is he the one who knocks, but he is also the one who has the last word '"Florida mom petitions against Toys 'R Us over Breaking Bad action figures." I'm so mad, I'm burning my Florida Mom action figure in protest,' Cranston, 58, fired off to his followers, sending ripples of glee through the Twitter-sphere.
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Bryan Cranston, 58, took to Twitter to mock Susan Schrivjer's online campaign to rid Toys 'R Us stores of Breaking Bad figurines
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Schrivjer said she was 'shocked and appalled' the adult-oriented toys were available at the toy giant
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A online petition to remove them has been signed more than 8,000 times
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Toys 'R US says the figures are in the store's adult figures section and are clearly marked only for ages 15 and up

Question: 'I was very shocked and appalled,' @placeholder told reporters about stumbling across the figures


Labour’s deputy leader Harriet Harman finally broke her silence yesterday over her links with a paedophile group. Miss Harman, her MP husband Jack Dromey and former Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt have been under mounting pressure to explain the connections to the Paedophile Information Exchange while holding key roles in the National Council for Civil Liberties. The pressure group granted ‘affiliate’  status to PIE, a notorious group of  predatory paedophiles. Last night Miss Harman dismissed the revelations as a ‘politically-motivated  smear campaign’ and offered no apology over the NCCL’s extraordinary relationship with the PIE. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Scandal: After six days of questions over her links to a paedophile group, Labour's Harriet Harman has finally expressed regret but not a full apology
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Labour’s deputy leader Harriet Harman finally broke silence
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Mounting pressure to explain link to Paedophile Information Exchange
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Came while holding key roles in the National Council for Civil Liberties
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Miss Harman said revelations were ‘politically-motivated smear campaign’

Question: Former health secretary Patricia Hewitt was general secretary of the @placeholder from 1974-83


The United States says it has carried out airstrikes and dropped humanitarian aid in the Iraqi town of Amerli to protect an ethnic minority that one official says faces the threat of an "imminent massacre." The town of Amerli, which has been besieged by ISIS fighters, is home to many of Iraq's Shiite Turkmen. To help the trapped people, the United States has carried out humanitarian airdrops, Pentagon press secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby said late Saturday. Australia, France and the UK also participated in the aid drop. The U.S. military conducted "coordinated airstrikes" against ISIS targets as part of an effort to support the humanitarian operation, Kirby said.
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U.S. begins aid drops to Iraqi town surrounded by ISIS, the Pentagon says
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Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says ISIS has sold Yazidi girls and women
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About 300 have been abducted, the rights group says
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Syria monitors: ISIS sees them as "captives of the spoils of war with the infidels"

Question: At least three Iraqi soldiers were killed Saturday in a suicide car bombing south of @placeholder's capital, police said, dealing a blow to the military in that area for a second straight day as government forces fight ISIS militants across the country.


(CNN) -- Mexico is set to return to the Formula One calendar after an absence of more than two decades, F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed. The Mexico Grand Prix, along with races in New Jersey and South Korea, were included on the provisional calendar for 2014 only to be axed last December. But after last year's false start, the country now looks set to host its first F1 race in 23 years. "I'm happy to announce we've concluded an agreement to have a race in 2015," Ecclestone said, the sport's official website reported. "Don't miss this race!" The race will be run at a refurbished 4.421-kilometre Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit in Mexico City. A date has yet to be finalized.
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F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says race will take place in Mexico next season
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Last F1 race in Mexico was held in 1992
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Mexican driver Sergio Perez says award is "sign that Mexico can achieve anything"

Question: @placeholder hosted official F1 racing for eight years between 1963 and 1970.


Former Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez believes his old club will be losing their 'red heartbeat' when Steven Gerrard leaves at the end of the season. The Napoli coach added his own tribute to Gerrard, saying the 'Miracle of Istanbul' - the 2005 Champions League final victory against AC Milan from 3-0 down - would not have been possible without the inspirational captain. Benitez posted a poignant message to Gerrard on his personal website after the announcement that the 34-year-old would be leaving his hometown club Liverpool at the end of the season. Rafa Benitez (right, pictured in 2005) says Liverpool will miss their 'heartbeat' when Steven Gerrard leaves
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Steven Gerrard will say his goodbyes to Liverpool at the end of the season
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The 34-year-old looks set to end his career playing in the MLS
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And Benitez, now at Napoli, paid tribute to Gerrard on his personal website

Question: @placeholder inspired the team that night, refusing to believe it was an impossible job at half time against AC Milan.


Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview on "NBC's Today" set to air Thursday that he lives a "simple" life and proudly wears the same thing every day. Zuckerberg — who has appeared on GQ and Esquire's worst-dressed list in 2011 — confessed in an interview taped last week with "Today" host Matt Lauer that he owns "maybe about 20″ identical gray t-shirts. "I mean, I wear the same thing every day, right? I mean, it's literally, if you could see my closet at home..." Zuckerberg said. "My wife has a bunch of stuff. Although she has her drawer — primarily scrubs for the hospital — I get one drawer. And my drawer is about 20 of these gray t-shirts."
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Zuckerberg: I own about 20 identical gray t-shirts
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Facebook CEO calls Apple "great platform," says more users are on Android
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Interview with Matt Lauer is scheduled to air Thursday morning

Question: Although Zuckerberg gave his first post-IPO interview at a tech conference this month, this will be his first interview with the mainstream press since @placeholder went public in May.

Question: According to @placeholder, the interview also includes Zuckerberg opening up about plans for the social network, employee morale and his recent wedding.


Tony Blair yesterday condemned a ‘deeply confrontational’ move by the Palestinian president to ask the United Nations to recognise an independent state for his people. Mr Blair, who is the international community’s Middle East representative, joined Western leaders in opposing the application by Mahmoud Abbas. Mr Abbas is seeking full UN membership for Palestine, even though Israeli troops still occupy its territory. Opposition: Tony Blair, who is the international community’s Middle East representative, joined Western leaders in opposing the application for recognition by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (left) He handed his application letter to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and it must now be considered by the Security Council.
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Israeli PM offers to meet Palestinian leader for talks in New York
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David Cameron has not yet made it clear whether he will oppose the move

Question: Earlier this week the Prime Minister said: ‘We support @placeholder having its own state next to a secure Israel.

Question: Earlier this week the Prime Minister said: ‘We support Palestine having its own state next to a secure @placeholder.

Question: establishment of a state for the @placeholder next to a secure state for


(CNN) -- The Cy Young Award winners as Major League Baseball's best pitchers in 2012 couldn't be more different. In the American League, a young left-hander with a blazing fastball, entering the prime of his career, narrowly topped the 2011 recipient. In the National League, a 38-year-old knuckleballer with a mediocre track record until 2010 made his mark on history. Is baseball still the national pastime? The Tampa Bay Rays' David Price garnered just enough votes from the Baseball Writers' Association of America to win the AL prize. Price, 27, tied for the American League lead with 20 wins, against only five losses, and led the AL with a 2.56 earned run average. Both those marks were career bests for the former Vanderbilt University star, whom the Rays chose with the top pick in the entire 2007 amateur draft. Price also struck out 205 batters, sixth-most in the league.
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Tampa Bay Rays fireballer David Price wins the American League Cy Young Award
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New York Mets knuckleballer R.A. Dickey wins the National League Cy Young Award
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2011 winners Justin Verlander and Clayton Kershaw come in second in their leagues
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Annual pitching awards are voted on by the Baseball Writers' Association of America

Question: @placeholder earned 14 first-place votes, 13 second-place votes and one third-place nod from the baseball scribes.


The man who murdered inspector Bryson Anderson with a hunting knife following a protracted siege at his mother's property has been sentenced to at least 26 years in prison. Mitchell Barbieri, 21, who escaped the mandatory life sentence reserved for cop killers, broke down in tears as he was sentenced to a maximum 35 years at the Supreme Court in Sydney on Thursday. His mother Fiona, 46, meanwhile was sentenced to a minimum of seven years and six months for the manslaughter of the NSW police officer and various other offences. Scroll down for video Wife of slain police officer Bryson Anderson, Donna, along with NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione, (left) and children, Darcy, (right), and Olivia, (centre), read a statement to the media on Thursday
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Bryson Anderson was stabbed to death at the Barbieri's Oakville property in north-west Sydney in December 2012
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Mitchell Barbieri broke down as he was sentenced to maximum 35 years
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His mother, Fiona was sentenced to a minimum of 7 years and six months
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Family, friends and uniformed colleagues packed the court for sentence

Question: At the time of conviction, detective inspector Anderson's widow, @placeholder, told court that she lost 'her best friend' the day that her husband was killed.


A supermassive dinosaur measuring 85ft (26m) long and weighing 59,300kg (about 65 tons) has been discovered by scientists. The skeleton of the Dreadnoughtus schrani, seven times bigger than T-Rex, is also the most complete skeleton ever found of its type, with more than 70 per cent of its bones - excluding the head. Because all previously discovered supermassive dinosaurs are only known from partial remains, Dreadnoughtus offers an unprecedented window into the largest animals to ever walk on Earth. Gentle giant: The new supermassive dinosaur (artist's impression, pictured) measured 85ft (26 metres) long and weighed around 65 tons when it was alive, say scientists
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An associate professor in Philadelphia has found a fossil belonging to an 'astoundingly huge' dinosaur
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The skeleton of the Dreadnoughtus schrani is seven times bigger than a T-Rex and the dinosaur weighed more than a Boeing 737 plane
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It is a species of titanosaur, among the largest dinosaurs to walk on Earth
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And it is also one of the most complete skeletons found, with more than 70 per cent of its bones found
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But lead researcher Dr Lacovara says the behemoth, which weighed 59,300kg or about 65 tons, was not even fully grown when it died

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(CNN) -- Longtime women's rights activist and Malawian Vice President Joyce Banda took charge of her homeland Saturday, ending two days of political intrigue after the death of President Bingu wa Mutharika. Supporters cheered and danced as she was sworn in at a ceremony in the capital, Lilongwe, as Malawi's first female president. "You have come to witness this occasion from all walks of life regardless of tribe, religion or political affiliation," she said. "I want all of us to move into the future with hope and with that spirit of oneness and unity." Banda's ascension was contentious even though under the terms of Malawi's constitution, the vice president was in line for the highest office in the land. However, Banda's falling out with the ruling party had raised fears over a potential succession struggle.
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She appeals for calm and says the focus should be on the president's funeral
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President Bingu wa Mutharika died after a heart attack Thursday
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The abridged story of Michael Grant reads as follows. A natural, muscle-bound athlete who excelled at baseball, basketball and American football; poor grades forced him to shelve his college dreams and try his hand at boxing. Grant fought just 12 times as an amateur before turning professional and of his first 31 fights, only seven went the distance. He was heavyweight boxing’s next big thing. Until he ran into Lennox Lewis at the turn of the millennium. Michael Grant lands a punch on Obed Sullivan during his win in 1998 and was considered the next big thing Grant came up short when he faced Lennox Lewis at Madison Square Garden in 2000
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Deontay Wilder faces WBC champion Bermane Stiverne in Las Vegas
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Wilder has a perfect professional record of 32 wins all by knock out
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The American has never been beyond the fourth round in a fight
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Michael Grant had a similar record  before he lost to Lennox Lewis

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(The Frisky) -- Kate Gosselin has had some tough blows this year and Hugh Hefner has dealt her another one. When asked if there was any possibility that Momzilla would grace the glossy covers of Playboy, Hef said, "No! No!" And the original playboy added insult to injury by suggesting he doesn't even know why she's on "Dancing with the Stars." He explained, "I don't think she's a celebrity." She is the second Gosselin rejected from the porno business. It must hurt to hear that no one wants to check out your goody basket. The Frisky: 10 famous female cheaters
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Kate Gosselin isn't the only celebrity to fall short of Hef's stringent standards
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When Audrina Patridge was 19, she hired a photographer to take photos of her topless
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Hefner rejected pictures of Shirley Jones because he "expected more nudity"

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In a sign of the political hangover congressional Republicans are suffering in the wake of the government shutdown, three-quarters of Americans in a new national poll say that most GOP members of Congress don't deserve to be re-elected. A CNN/ORC International survey released Monday also found a majority saying that the Republicans' policies are too extreme. And according to the poll, Democrats have an 8-point advantage over the Republicans in an early indicator in the battle for control of Congress. But with more than a year to go until the 2014 midterm elections, there's plenty of time for these numbers to change.
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CNN poll finds significantly more feel that Republicans should be voted out
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Poll also finds that half say they would vote for Democrat while only 43% would go GOP
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Polling expert cautions that with midterms a year away, there's time for sentiment to change
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Six in 10 say they find the tea party too extreme and that brings GOP numbers down

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Question: Forty-nine percent say the @placeholder should give up more than the Democrats in any future bipartisan agreement, but nearly as many -- 44% -- would prefer to see the Dems give up more than the GOP.

Question: Forty-nine percent say the Republicans should give up more than the @placeholder in any future bipartisan agreement, but nearly as many -- 44% -- would prefer to see the Dems give up more than the GOP.


Geneva, Switzerland (CNN) -- Amid increasing optimism that a deal could be within reach, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is heading to Geneva to help in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program. Kerry will fly to Geneva on Friday "in an effort to help narrow differences in negotiations" with Iran, two senior State Department officials said. European Union High Representative Catherine Ashton invited Kerry to the talks, the officials said. News of Kerry's travel plans came hours after Iran's foreign minister said that officials could reach an agreement by Friday evening. "I believe it is possible to reach an understanding or an agreement before we close these negotiations (Friday) evening," Iran's foreign minister and chief nuclear negotiator, Javad Zarif, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Obama: There is the "possibility of a phased agreement"
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Two senior State Department officials say Kerry will go to Geneva
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"It is possible to reach an understanding" before Friday night, Javad Zarif says
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European Union spokesman: Uranium enrichment is the focus of talks with Iran

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Manchester City’s reputation at home and abroad is in tatters after it emerged they have been responsible for a trail of misinformation and confusion over their signing of Frank Lampard. City are already fighting to keep the American public onside after their decision to retain Lampard’s services for the second half of the Barclays Premier League season, rather than release him to play in MLS for feeder club New York City FC as planned. The club’s image took a further pounding after they were forced to admit they had unintentionally misled the public on both sides of the Atlantic from the moment it was announced Lampard had ‘signed’ for NYCFC on a two-year deal last summer.
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Man City have admitted misleading supporters over Frank Lampard deal
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The  champions had previously claimed the former Chelsea star would be arriving on 'loan' after signing for New York City FC
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City now admit that the former England midfielder was not yet a NYCFC player when signing with the club on a supposed 'loan'
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The 36-year-old will now leave for the MLS at the end of the season

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Rangers great Stuart McCall has given his backing to Dave King and the Three Bears in their bid to oust Mike Ashley’s regime from the Ibrox boardroom, insisting that only investors with business brains and the best interests of the club at heart will be able to win over fans currently in open revolt. The consortium led by George Letham, Douglas Park and George Taylor will back King’s call for a General Meeting — and vote with him to remove the current board — if their alternative to Ashley’s £10 million mortgage on the stadium and training ground is rejected.
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Stuart McCall says only investors with the best interests of Rangers at heart will be able to win over the supporters
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Freddy Shepherd has described Mike Ashley as 'the Bank of Rangers'
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The Three Bears will back Dave King's call for a General Meeting
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Rangers legend McCall wants someone who loves the club to run it

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A US Marine held in a Mexican jail for over two months after mistakenly entering the country with guns has made an impassioned plea today for President Obama to secure his release. Sgt Andrew Tahmooressi said as the head of the military Mr Obama should get personally involved in his plight. 'Mr. President, you are my Commander in Chief. Please get me out of jail.' Speaking exclusively to Mail Online from his Mexican prison, the 25-year-old said: 'I am still in the Marines and President Obama is my Commander in Chief. Day in court: Sgt Andrew Tahmooressi will appear in court in Tijuana today after 100 days in a Mexican prison
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Sgt Andrew Tahmooressi has been held in a Mexican prison for two months for making a wrong turn and entering Mexico with registered guns
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He is pleading to President Obama to help him the way he helped POW Bowe Bergdahl. 'I am being treated like a POW too,' he says
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He was stripped naked and chained to a bedpost. When they undid the chains he was so weak he could not walk
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At one point he was shackled to a bed with a four point restraint. That is not right. 'No soldier, no person should have to endure that sort of treatment'
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Apart from fears about his health, mom Jill Tahmooressi said her son has already spent $20,000 and he has yet to appear in court
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'All I want is for my son to come home. That is what any mother who has a son in the military wants'

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Grigny, France (CNN)Hatouma Diarra doesn't want to be judged by the clothes she wears, by the religion she follows or, least of all, by where she grew up. But Diarra, raised by immigrants from Mali in the Paris suburb of Viry-Chatillon, says it's as if her neighborhood is stamped across her forehead. "It's hard to dream when everyone says the place you come from only spawns 'jihadists, terrorists and delinquents,'" the 21-year-old says. "You end up feeling completely isolated." Viry-Chatillon is just one of the many banlieues -- heavily immigrant, working class suburbs -- dotted around the periphery of the French capital. But its close proximity to Grigny has made the neighborhood synonymous with violence and failure.
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Attacks on Charlie Hebdo magazine and Paris supermarket draw negative attention to city's suburbs
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Kosher store shooter Amedy Coulibaly grew up on rough estate in the "banlieue" (suburb) of Grigny
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Some residents of Paris's banlieues feel neglected by the French government

Question: @placeholder is the hometown of Amedy Coulibaly, who killed a policewoman as well as four hostages at a kosher supermarket in Paris two weeks ago.


England recorded a 47-17 victory against Italy in the Six Nations at Twickenham on Saturday to make it two wins from two. Jonathan Joseph helped himself to two tries with Billy Vunipola, Ben Youngs, Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter also touching down for Stuart Lancaster's side. Sportsmail's Sam Peters runs the rule over the England and Italy players' performance. Jonathan Joseph delivered another world class performance at Twickenham on Saturday England Mike Brown (rep Twelvetrees 13 mins) – N/A Horrible injury saw the England full back knocked unconscious after collision with Masi. Would be unfair to mark. Anthony Watson – 7
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England beat Italy 47-17 in the Six Nations at Twickenham on Saturday
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Jonathan Joseph scored two tries and was a constant attacking threat
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Jonny May's kicking was wayward and passed up brilliant opportunity

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By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 19:59 EST, 3 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:57 EST, 4 January 2013 Vodafone is one of the major networks that has raised monthly charges on fixed-price contracts in the past year Watchdogs are to stop mobile phone firms making £90million a year by imposing sneak price rises on supposedly fixed-fee contracts. Under plans unveiled by Ofcom, customers faced with unexpected increases in their monthly bill will be able to cancel their contracts without penalty. The new escape clause will be available to those with fixed-price home broadband and landline deals too. The cost-of-living squeeze has made deals with a set monthly fee extremely attractive because – in theory – they make it easier for customers to manage their money.
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Customers to be allowed cancel their contracts without penalty if bills go up
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Ofcom said many customers do not know bills can rise in fixed term contract
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New escape clause to be available to people will fixed-price broadband too

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Steven Gerrard might have made a big deal over Mario Balotelli's insistence on taking Liverpool's penalty in their 1-0 win over Besiktas, but the Liverpool captain's comments from earlier in the season  indicate the striker was right to take the ball from Jordan Henderson. Injured midfielder Gerrard, working as a ITV pundit for Liverpool's first-leg Europa League win, accused Balotelli of showing 'disrespect' and labelled him 'mischievous' after he took the winning penalty ahead of stand-in skipper  Henderson. But with Balotelli having missed just two of his 29 career penalties, Gerrard spoke out earlier this season to confirm that the £16million summer signing would be Brendan Rodgers' second-choice spot-kick taker.
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Gerrard accused Balotelli of 'disrespect' for taking penalty from Henderson
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Stand-in skipper saw his authority questioned by Balotelli's behaviour
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England striker Sturridge was less than impressed with his strike-partner
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Jamie Redknapp: Balotelli doesn't have a long-term future at Liverpool, his team-mates don't like him and he lacks respect
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Question: @placeholder doesn't expect to be back in action until two weeks time and thinks the second leg will come too soon.


An exact re-enactment of the first shot fired at the beginning of World War I at 12.45pm on August 5, 1914 occurred precisely 100 years later today at Point Nepean in southern Victoria. Hundreds of relatives of those who fought attended the special centenary ceremony held at the Point Nepean barracks which lays claim to firing the first shot of all the British allied forces during World War I. It was the first incident involving Australian troops with the first shot taking place just three hours and 45 minutes after the war was declared in Australia an entire century ago.
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An exact re-enactment of the first shot fired at the beginning of World War I at 12.45pm on August 5, 1914 occurred precisely 100 years later today
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Point Nepean lays claim to firing the first shot of all British allied forces
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It was the first incident involving Australian troops
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First shot took place three hours and 45 minutes after the war was declared
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Yesterday marks 100 years since the start of the First World War

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Hennepin County filed a petition Friday for a child protection order to keep Adrian Peterson away from his son, with no 'unsupervised or unauthorized contact.' The petition laid out a safety plan for the court to approve that would include restrictions on the conditions under which Peterson can see his son, as well as prohibit any 'corporal punishment and/or physical discipline.' On September 12, Peterson was indicted in Montgomery County, Texas, for felony injury to a child. Scroll down for video Action: Minnesota authorities have taken legal action to try to prevent NFL star Adrian Peterson, pictured, from seeing his four-year-old son
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Hennepin County Human Services filed the petition in a bid to obtain a protective order for Adrian Peterson's four-year-old son
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It is also asking a judge to block Peterson from using corporal punishment or physical discipline on the boy
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Peterson could be blocked from unauthorized or unsupervised contact with the child and have to take a parenting assessment
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Since the allegations emerged, the Vikings have taken their star running back from the roster  bowing to pressure from outraged fans
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The player has lost several endorsement deals from Nike and Radisson hotels

Question: Sponsorship: @placeholder suspended its endorsement of Adrian Peterson, one of the NFL's biggest stars following the allegations of child abuse


(CNN) -- Despite the retail madness of Black Friday, small businesses traditionally see little difference in their sales. Bookstore owner Laura Keys actually recalls losing revenue last holiday season after Target, Wal-Mart and Amazon battled each other in a price war over last season's hardcovers. "People are concentrating on malls and stores for the big deals," said Keys, owner of Blue Elephant Book Shop, an independent business in Decatur, Georgia. "We aren't exactly the focus of activity when everyone is looking for great deals on flat-screen TVs." According to Cinda Baxter, American Express retail expert and former small business owner, Black Friday has evolved to exclude smaller merchants. "Since the big-box businesses came in with such financial strength in the last decade ... it's been impossible for independent businesses to compete."
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Program intended to boost local businesses
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Sponsor American Express offers incentives to consumers, advertisers
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By John Stevens PUBLISHED: 12:23 EST, 1 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:26 EST, 2 November 2013 Banned: Andrew Howie, 35, here pictured selling his supermarket-stocked milkshakes, has been banned from driving for six months and forced to pay £1,000 A driver caught doing 130mph with a cup of tea between his  legs told a court he had been  surprised to find the expensive Mercedes he was driving did not have a cup holder. Andrew Howie, who owns an organic milkshake company, was travelling home after dropping his brother at the airport for an early morning flight. The 35-year-old bought a cup of tea but ended up holding it between his legs after he found there was nowhere to put it in his mother’s E-class Mercedes, which he was borrowing.
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Andrew Howie drove his mother's luxury Mercedes Benz E-Class at 130mph to get from Stansted Airport to his home in Tiptree, Essex at 4am
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He is the director of fresh milkshake company Shaken Udder that stocks for stores including Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Harrods, and Fortnum & Mason
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The 35-year-old said he was surprised the car didn't have cup holders
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He received seven points on his licence, a £1,000 fine, and £190 costs

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This brave group of Aussie veterinary students bar-ed all in a desperate bid to raise cash to pay for their graduation ball. The students at James Cook University in Queensland bravely shed all their clothes for the two shoots which took place on a farm and in their vet school classrooms. Organiser Angela Davey, 24, told Daily Mail Australia there were a couple of awkward moments during the shoots- when a couple of unsuspecting security guards stumbled upon their shoot in the university and a farmer who nearly crashed his tractor into a fence. The group of students from James Cook University in Queensland shed all their clothes for the shoot
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This group of brave veterinary students stripped down to be photographed for a fundraising calender
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They hope to raise $44,000 to pay for their graduation ball taking place in 2015
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Ten per cent of the proceeds from the Vets Uncovered calender will be donated to the Black River and District Rural Fire Brigade
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Townsville photographer Vicki Miller shot the 38 students at her home with the animals and in the classroom

Question: 'We were all thrown a little out of our comfort zones when, for the very first photo, @placeholder instructed the students to take everything off, and go stand in the yard with a bunch of cattle.


(EW.com) -- "Katie" may be daytime's most colorful show. The greenroom is literally painted a soft mint green. Deep blues adorn the high-tech, mechanized set. Audience members are decked out in numerous brightly hued cardigans. And Monday, the show's stage was bathed by sultry red lights in honor of Couric's guest — Erika Leonard, a.k.a. "Fifty Shades of Grey" author E L James. ("Fifty Shades" hero Christian Grey does his dirtiest deeds in a chamber known as the Red Room of Pain.) The kinky theme didn't stop with that crimson glow. For one day only, the usually demure "Katie" logo was adorned with a pair of handcuffs naughtily looped around the "k."
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'Katie' went kinky for E L James' appearance
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James is not her erotic characters: she is shy and normal
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James has not changed her life for her fame

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Bamako, Mali (CNN) -- Elderly men were keeping watch Saturday over Timbuktu's main library after Islamists burned a tomb listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The attacks Friday were blamed on Ansar Dine, a militant group that seeks to impose strict Sharia law. The ancient city in Mali was captured by at least two separatist Tuareg rebel groups -- one of which is Ansar Dine -- in an anti-government uprising in the northern part of the country that began in January. The rebels burned the tomb of a Sufi saint where people come to pray, said Sankoum Sissoko, a tour guide familiar with the place. He said the library and other heritage sites remained under threat.
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Residents were trying to protect other heritage sites in the ancient city
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One religious leader says the rebels have no respect for Timbuktu's history

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A small but significant turn of the wheel will take Susie Wolff out of the Williams garage on Friday morning at Silverstone, but on a journey to where? The 31-year-old Scot will become the first woman to drive at a grand prix for 22 years, since Giovanna Amati failed to qualify for the Brazilian Grand Prix on April 4, 1992. Only five women have taken part in a race weekend in Formula One history compared to 822 men. Only two have started a race: Maria Teresa de Filippis and Lella Lombardi, in the Fifties and Seventies respectively. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Lewis Hamilton looks ahead to the British Grand Prix
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Wolff will become the first woman to drive at a grand prix for 22 years
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Only five women have taken part in a race weekend in Formula One history
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The Scot will drive in practice for an hour and a half on Friday
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Critics point to the fact she is the wife of Toto Wolff, the Mercedes boss

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The legal troubles threatening to send Chris Brown to prison for several years began with the singer's arrest five years ago in the brutal attack on then-girlfriend Rihanna. Brown has spent almost all of the past six months either in rehab or jail. He's been locked up since he was booted from a court-ordered substance abuse and anger management program on March 14. Brown has two pending criminal cases, both stemming from his alleged inability to control his anger. Brown's D.C. assault case Brown, 24, and his bodyguard, Christopher Hollosy, allegedly punched Parker Adams after a quick exchange of words on a sidewalk blocks from the White House last October. Brown was arrested on a felony assault charge, but it was reduced to a misdemeanor and he was released on bond the next day. The trial is set to begin Wednesday in D.C. Superior Court.
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Brown's criminal cases stem from his alleged inability to control anger
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A Los Angeles probation hearing depends on the outcome of his D.C. trial
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Even if acquitted in D.C., Brown has 700 hours of community service remaining

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Question: The revocation decision will be made at a hearing after Brown returns to @placeholder from Washington.


By Lee Moran and Thomas Durante Last updated at 10:45 PM on 9th August 2011 As a fourth night of violence is feared across London tonight, several governments have begun dispensing advice to those thinking about travelling the UK The United States, Germany, Latvia, Sweden, Denmark and Finland have all urged tourists to be vigilant, keep checking the media for updates and ensure they are insured. On the U.S. Embassy website, travellers are warned to avoid any civil unrest they may see on the streets, and not to engage anyone seen causing a disturbance. Burning down: Several foreign governments have started issuing advice to their citizens thinking about visiting the UK
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U.S. urges travellers to 'move away' from any scene of civil unrest
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Germans warned to exercise 'special caution'
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Latvians told to get health and life insurance
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Sweden, Denmark and Finland also issue safety advice

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By Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 19:28 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 02:46 EST, 28 February 2013 Three independent reviews commissioned by then health minister Lord Darzi were produced by top consulting firms Labour was accused yesterday of suppressing damning reports revealing a ‘culture of fear’ in the NHS five years ago which critics say could have saved lives. Months before the scandal at Mid Staffordshire was uncovered, three independent reviews commissioned by then health minister Lord Darzi were produced by top consulting firms. However, they were never published after they heavily criticised management culture and relentless pursuit of targets.
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Three independent reviews were commissioned by then health minister Lord Darzi
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Reports never published after they criticised 'relentless pursuit of targets'
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Tory MP Charlotte Leslie is calling for NHS chief executive to resign

Question: One @placeholder worker told the authors: ‘The risk of consequences to managers is much greater for not meeting expectations from above than for not meeting expectations of patients and families.’


(CNN) -- In a few breathtaking weeks, the winds of change whipped from Tunisia east to Egypt and Jordan, bringing down two regimes and putting the third on notice that it must make democratic changes. Now analysts, and a world suddenly focused on the region, are wondering whether those winds will continue blowing east into Iran and bring real democratic change or, instead, amount to only a whisper. A year and a half after the Iranian regime brutally suppressed the so-called Green Movement, a new test of its openness to reform and patience may come Monday. The government -- which Friday said the toppling of President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt "joyfully" coincided with the anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution -- has rounded up activists after Iran's two leading opposition figures called for a rally Monday in support of the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East.
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Iranian regime congratulates Egyptian revolution
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White House says Iranian government afraid of any challenges

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Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann doubts Michael Clarke has played his last game for Australia. But the Australian captain faces a series of serious hurdles as he attempts to take part in the one-day World Cup, which starts on February 14. Clarke overcame a left hamstring injury to play the first Test against India, but suffered a flare-up of his degenerative back condition on day one. Clarke retired hurt, returning to the crease a day later and completing a courageous hundred. The 33-year-old then tweaked his right hamstring while fielding on day five, with scans confirming he will miss the rest of the four-Test series.
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Michael Clarke limped off the field with a torn hamstring in Saturday's first test against India
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'There's a chance I may never play again,' the Australian captain said
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Nathan Lyon put in a remarkable performance as Australia beat India by 48 runs
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Lyon's maiden 10-wicket haul was key as the hosts clinched the win

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(CNN) -- Diplomats attending the U.N. General Assembly used the spotlight and worked the sidelines in an attempt to make headway toward resolving the Syrian crisis as a graphic video emerged Friday that underscored the consequences of failure to do so. "What has the international community done to stop this carnage?" asked Turkey's foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu. "Literally nothing. We have yet to see a single effective action to save innocent lives." The inability of the Security Council to act, he said, "encourages the Syrian nation to kill even more people." Turkey is providing shelter for 90,000 Syrian refugees, but the rest of the world needs to do its share, Davutoglu said. "Our inability to act becomes a tool in the hands of despots and destructive regimes to demolish the cities, towns and villages, massacre civilians and make a mockery of the civilized world and the United Nations."
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World has done "literally nothing" to stop carnage, says Turkish official
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U.N. extends mandate of Commission of Inquiry
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Chemical weapons moved for security reasons, U.S. defense secretary says
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Clinton announces $45 million in aid to the opposition

Question: It also renewed its request for @placeholder authorities "to cooperate fully with the Commission of Inquiry, including by granting it immediate, full and unfettered access throughout Syria."


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 08:46 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 25 July 2013 'The Matrix was my idea': Richard Bey said that the idea for the multi-billion dollar movie came from his undergraduate dissertation A writer who claims the idea for the multi-billion dollar Matrix film trilogy was stolen from his university dissertation today took the makers of the film franchise to the High Court. Richard Bey said the inspiration for the movies came from his 10,000 word undergraduate dissertation he wrote between 1994 and 1996, whilst completing a social anthropology degree. The screenwriter or writers behind the films have never been publicly identified and Mr Bey, 49, who lives in London, says that the core ideas came from him.
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Richard Bey claims his 10,000 word essay on semiotics and race was inspiration for the films
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He claimed his university passed the idea for the film onto Warner Bros
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Judge dismisses case and said there was nothing in the essay that tells a story like the one in the Matrix

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(CNN) -- Not many people get a personal invitation to visit North Korea's new leader Kim Jong Un. Kenji Fujimoto was the personal sushi chef of Kim's father, the late Kim Jong Il, before fleeing to his native Japan in 2001, fearing his life was in danger. More than a decade later, he returned to North Korea and described a warm reunion with the young Kim. "I jumped up to hug him, shouting 'Comrade General' and instantly burst into tears ... He hugged me back, the first hug in 11 years. I said, 'Fujimoto the betrayer is back now,' and I apologized for all I did and all I disclosed about him. He said, 'OK, don't worry anymore.'"
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Fujimoto has written a number of books about the Kim family since leaving N. Korea
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During visit, Fujimoto meets Kim Jong Un and his wife
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Fujimoto says Kim gave him a free pass to visit N. Korea whenever he wants

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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:41 EST, 4 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:48 EST, 4 August 2013 Three million Time Warner Cable customers in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and other cities remained without access to CBS on Sunday, meaning they could miss Tiger Woods' attempt to win the Bridgestone Invitational. The cable provider cut off CBS for viewers in those markets on Friday, saying the network is demanding retransmission fees that are out of line with what it pays other broadcasters. CBS says it's never been dropped by a cable provider before and that it has successfully negotiated deals with other providers including AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, DirecTV and Verizon.
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The CBS blackout is its third day after Time Warner Cable cut the network following fee disputes
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Customers in New York, Los Angeles and Dallas have lost access to CBS programming
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A spokesperson for Time Warner said 'talks are continuing'
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CBS can be accessed free by anyone with an antenna

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YANGON, Myanmar (CNN) -- Residents in this sprawling river delta city hacked their way through downed trees and trudged through knee-deep swirling brown waters Monday as they tried to pick up the pieces of their lives after a deadly cyclone ravaged the southeast Asian country over the weekend. The powerful storm toppled this tree in Yangon, Myanmar, on Saturday. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said it has released 200,000 Swiss Francs (about $190,000) to help with the aftermath. "I think one of the biggest needs right now is to stave off disease," said spokesman Eric Porterfield. "We will be helping with the distribution of clean drinking water and setting up shelters."
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NEW: Red Cross approves $190,000 in aid for cyclone victims
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Food, fuel scarce; emergency assistance needed, sources say
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Cyclone Nargis hits Myanmar's former capital of Yangon over weekend
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State of emergency has been declared in five regions by ruling military junta

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Maria Sharapova powered into her fourth Australian Open final on Thursday, beating fellow Russian Ekaterina Makarova in straight sets in Melbourne. Sharapova made it six wins out of six against 10th seed Makarova, winning 6-3, 6-2 in an hour and 27 minutes on Rod Laver Arena, and will face top seed Serena Williams in Saturday's final after she beat teenager Madison Keys in the other semi-final. Since saving two match points in her second round match with Alexandra Panova, Sharapova has not dropped a set and has lost just 15 games as she seeks to win a sixth grand slam singles title.
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Maria Sharapova beat Ekaterina Makarova 6-3, 6-2
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Sharapova will play in her fourth Australian Open final
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Sharapova is bidding to win her sixth grand slam title
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Sharapova will face Serena Williams in the final after she beat Madison Keys

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Rome, Italy (CNN)  -- The Vatican did not know about an American priest believed to have molested up to 200 boys until 20 years after civil authorities investigated and then dropped the case, its top spokesman said Thursday. Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi issued the statement in response to a New York Times story alleging that top Vatican officials, including the future Pope Benedict XVI, failed to discipline or defrock the now-deceased Rev. Lawrence C. Murphy of Wisconsin, despite warnings from several American bishops. But Jeff Anderson, a lawyer who obtained the internal church paperwork the newspaper based its story on, said it "shows a direct line from the victims through the bishops and directly to the man who is now pope."
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American priest believed to have molested up to 200 boys
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Authorities investigated Wisconsin priest and then dropped case
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Newspaper says officials, including future Pope Benedict XVI, failed to discipline priest

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She has managed the nigh on impossible - and snared Hollywood A-lister George Clooney. But as high-flying British barrister Amal Alamuddin enjoys dates with the dashing star at the White House and romantic trips to the Seychelles, it's quite a distance from her childhood in Buckinghamshire in the UK. The striking lawyer, who has been representing Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, was just two when she moved from her birthplace of Beirut, Lebanon, to the UK. Amal, 37, who is now a British citizen, was brought up by her mother Baria - who bears more than a striking resemblance to Elizabeth Taylor - and father Ramzi.
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Amal Alamuddin's mom recommends an article about her daughter's new romance with Oscar winner Clooney on her Facebook page.
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The stunning British barrister's Baria and Ramzi parents fled war-torm Beirut for the UK when she was just two
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Elizabeth Taylor-lookalike Baria is a noted foreign editor - while Ramzi the ex-vice president of the American University of Beirut

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Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson fired an amazing 10 birdies in succession to claim a third straight win in the 40th Ryder Cup, but it was Europe's only success as the United States fought back on Saturday. After two victories on the opening day, Rose and Stenson were sent out first in the morning fourballs by captain Paul McGinley and responded with a stunning display of golf to beat Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar 3&2. The home pair were 12 under par for 16 holes and their American opponents nine under in defeat in a record-setting contest as the players revelled in the calmer conditions at Gleneagles.
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Europe end the morning fourballs a point to the good in the 40th Ryder Cup at Gleneagles
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Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson continue stunning partnership as they defeat Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar 3&2
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But USA come roaring back with two crushing victories
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Jim Furyk and Hunter Mahan thrash Lee Westwood and Jamie Donaldson 4&3 before Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed down Thomas Bjorn and Martin Kaymer 5&3
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Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter halved the final game against Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler after a stirring fightback
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Pairings announced for afternoon's foursomes: Donaldson/Westwood v Johnson/Kuchar; Garcia/McIlroy v Furyk/Mahan; Kaymer/Rose v Spieth/Reed; Dubuisson/McDowell v Walker/Fowler
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Rose can become the first European player to win five points at a Ryder Cup

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While many lawmakers have been denouncing the Staten Island grand jury decision not to indict white police officer Daniel Pantaleo in the July chokehold death of an unarmed black man, Eric Garner, Rep. Peter King, R-New York, has been taking a different approach. On Wednesday, King tweeted his gratitude to the jury for "doing justice" in their handling of the case. "Thanks to SI grand jury for doing justice & not yielding to outside pressure," King tweeted. "Decision must be respected. Compassion for the Garner family. " Later, he told Wolf Blitzer on CNN's "The Situation Room" that he feels "strongly" the police officer should not have been indicted, arguing that there is no way he could have known that Garner's health conditions would affect his ability to survive the chokehold.
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New York Rep. Peter King, a Republican, praised the State Island grand jury's decision on Wednesday
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King says there's no way the officer who placed Eric Garner in a chokehold could have known it would kill him

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(CNN) -- The eurozone crisis has truly engulfed Italy -- but is it because the country is insolvent or simply unable to access funds easily in the financial markets? If Italy is solvent, a distinction can perhaps be drawn between it and the countries surviving on bailout funds from Europe and the International Monetary Fund -- Greece, Portugal and Ireland. The solution, in this case, would be for the European Central Bank to provide cheap liquidity -- loans, effectively -- to the Italian government for a limited period of time. The markets would then be pacified and the crisis would begin to be resolved.
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Costas Lapavitsas is the lead author of a new RMF report 'Breaking Up? A Route Out of the Eurozone Crisis'
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He says the EU's Economic and Monetary Union is probably heading for a break up
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Lapavitsas: The response of the European Union has been a testament to its weakness

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Question: The result has been one of the highest national debts in @placeholder, standing at around 120% of GDP.


(CNN) -- Drawbridges, moats and towering turrets that bear menacing defensive positions -- royal households have traditionally taken to fighting off outsiders with an array of medieval deterrents. In the Indian city of Jodhpur however, one regal residence has parted with ancient convention and opened its doors to visitors from across the globe. See also: What the world spends on business travel For the princely sum of $450 a night, travelers can snap up a basic suite in the spectacular Umaid Bhavan. The elaborate 347-room palace is home to the Maharaja of Jodhpur, and is one of the largest private residences in the world.
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Some of India's most spectacular royal palaces are opening up their facilities to paying tourists
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The practice provides an authentic way for travelers to experience India's rich cultural heritage
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It also ensures the upkeep of some of the country's most spectacular historical buildings

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By James Chapman and Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 03:23 EST, 9 September 2013 | UPDATED: 02:37 EST, 10 September 2013 American plans for military strikes on Syria were in disarray last night after Russia seized on a blunder from US Secretary of State John Kerry. Mr Kerry suggested the Syrian tyrant could prevent international military action against his country by giving up his chemical weapons arsenal. He caused further confusion in Washington by promising any missile strikes that may take place would be ‘unbelievably small’. Scroll down for video Pressure: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, left, called on Syria to comply with an American ultimatum to hand over its chemical weapons during a meeting with Syrian counterpart  Walid al-Mouallem, right
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U.S secretary of state John Kerry lands in London for Syrian crisis talks
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Suggested in off-the-cuff remarks that military action could be avoided if Assad handed over store of chemical weapons
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Russian Foreign Minister calls on ally Syria to obey ultimatum
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White House is attempting to get Congress to back military intervention
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25 nations sign statement blaming Assad regime for chemical attack
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Kerry also said any missile strikes would be 'unbelievably small'

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(CNN) -- At first, Kip Scheidler said he felt the ground tremble. Then the roof began to shake. Tiles tumbled from the ceiling as people bolted from their chairs to escape. When Scheidler tried to follow them, he could barely keep his balance as the ground wobbled. "The weird thing is that afterward you will swear that it lasted 20 minutes but it really lasted 60 seconds," Scheidler said of the earthquake tremors. "But at the moment, it seems like it will never stop, and it keeps getting stronger." That's how Scheidler remembers one of the most horrific moments in his life -- the 1986 earthquake in El Salvador that killed 1,500 people. All those memories came flooding back recently when Scheidler turned on CNN and saw images from this week's earthquake in Haiti, which may have killed at least 100,000 people, according to initial estimates.
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Disaster witnesses reflect on painful lessons learned
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Destruction on vast scale brings out the best and worst in human nature
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Leadership from inside the community is essential in recovery
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Man who survived El Salvador earthquake recalls examples of human resiliency

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Question: Scheidler, the survivor of the @placeholder earthquake, has seen the same resiliency.


With its wheels firmly held in place, a Mercedes-Benz prepares for transport aboard a cargo plane. In similar fashion, supercars ranging from Ferraris to Lamborghinis take to the skies each year as rich Arab playboys bring their vehicles from the Middle East to London, usually for just a few weeks over summer. The car owners, many of them from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait, will happily pay a small fortune - in excess of £20,000 for a return journey - for their metal marvels to be flown around 3,000 miles, and often leave them parked up on the streets of Knightsbridge.
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Cars are flown distances of around 3,000 miles in planes such as the Qatar Airways Airbus A330
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Lamborghinis, Ferraris and McLarens among vehicles spotted recently in Knightsbridge area
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Owners - many from Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia - usually only here for several weeks

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An Englishman scoring a hat-trick in the Champions League is a rare phenomenon. Only Wayne Rooney (September 2004 v Fenerbahce) and Michael Owen (December 2009 v Wolfsburg) have managed it in the past 10 years. Arsenal's Danny Welbeck celebrates completing his hat-trick on Wednesday night Danny Welbeck joined Mike Newell, Andy Cole (with two), Alan Shearer, Owen (twice) and Rooney in the European hat-trick club. Newell scored the fastest-ever hat-trick in the Champions League, netting his three goals in a spell of only nine minutes for Blackburn against Rosenborg in 1995. Cole scored his first hat-trick for Manchester United against Feyenoord in 1997 and his second against Anderlecht in 2000.
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Danny Welbeck becomes only third Englishman to score a Champions League hat-trick in last 10 years
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Arsenal striker joins Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen in elite club
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Galatasaray keeper Fernando Muslera extinguished flurry of flares thrown onto the pitch by his own fans
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The official attendance was 59,803 but there were plenty of empty seats at The Emirates on Wednesday night

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By Paul Revoir UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 23 December 2011 A song by an Australian comedian which refers to Jesus Christ as a ‘zombie’ and a ‘telepathic vampire’ has been pulled from Jonathan Ross’s Christmas show for fear of upsetting Christians. Tim Minchin penned the song for his appearance on the chat show, which airs tonight, with lyrics which compare the Virgin Mary to a ’lizard’ and say that Jesus ‘does what Derren Brown does’. But a furious Minchin claims the song, which draws parallels between Woody Allen and Jesus, had been approved by the programme’s producers and lawyers before ITV’s director of television Peter Fincham ruled it should be cut.
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Tim Minchin lashes out as his performance is axed from show
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He claims ITV bosses are 'afraid of backlash'

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By Colin Young Now read Martin Samuel's column on Joe Kinnear's departure from Newcastle The extent of the chaos that engulfed Joe Kinnear's reign as Necastle United's director of football has now emerged after the 67-year-old walked out on the role on Monday night. The former Wimbledon manager left St James’ Park for the last time this week after failing to bring in a single permanent signing in two transfer windows. The deterioration of his relationship with owner Mike Ashley brought his tenure to an end and Newcastle currently have no plans to replace Kinnear. Game over: Joe Kinnear (right) left Newcastle after his relationship under Mike Ashley became strained
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Newcastle owner Mike Ashley grew tired of Joe Kinnear's approach
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Reports emerge of Kinnear claiming he had deal for Mohamed Salah in place
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Owner and director of football clashed over fee for Yohan Cabaye
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Fans incensed Newcastle failed to replace midfielder by end of window
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Kinnear told fans not to worry about Tim Krul leaving because he already had three world-class goalkeepers in the pipeline

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New York (CNN) -- Nine Septembers have come and gone and yet, the many days that separate America now from a chilling day in its history did not dull remembrance Saturday. Once again, the nation paused in silence to mark the times when hijacked jets crashed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and nearly 3,000 lives were lost in a matter of minutes. But this year, a national debate over a proposed Islamic center near ground zero hovered over the day's heart-stopping sorrow, and the president once again pleaded for the tolerance that has come to define America. Rallies in favor of and against the center were held later in the day.
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NEW: War on terrorism will continue, attorney general says
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Rallies held in favor of, against Islamic center near ground zero
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Americans mark the times when the planes crashed with solemn silence
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At the Pentagon ceremony, Obama makes a plea for religious tolerance

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A California food processing plant is voluntarily recalling up to 1 million pounds of roasted pistachio products that may have been contaminated with salmonella, the Food and Drug Administration announced Monday. Salmonella strains were found last week during routine test by Kraft Foods, one company that purchased the nuts. The nuts came from Setton Farms in Terra Bella, California, about 75 miles south of Fresno. They were largely distributed in 2,000-pound containers to food wholesalers who would then package them for resale or incorporate them as ingredients in other products, such as ice cream and trail mix.
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The pistachios, mostly sold to wholesalers, came from Setton Farms in California
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Kraft is one of three dozen companies to purchase pistachios from Setton Farms
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No illnesses have been linked to this case so far
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Setton Farms is the second-largest pistachio processor in the nation

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Journeying by day through Borno state is a tense, nervy experience. But for some, nightfall in this part of northeastern Nigeria has become truly frightening with the threat from Boko Haram seemingly everywhere. This state has been a springboard for a wave of indiscriminate bombings, kidnappings and assassinations perpetrated by this exceptionally violent militant Islamist group whose name translates to "Western education is sin" in the local Hausa language. Yet it wasn't until recently, when hundreds of schoolgirls were snatched at gunpoint from a boarding school as they slept in their beds, that this brutal insurgency really grabbed the world's attention. The terrifying and audacious nature of this raid in the dead of night under a hail of gunfire and explosions sent shock waves far beyond Nigeria's borders.
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Night abduction by Boko Haram of school girls from Nigerian village shocked world
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More than 200 girls remain in captivity almost one month after they were taken
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Men in village of Chibok forced to patrol their community at night
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Nigerian authorities criticized for their response to the crisis

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Fire crews and paramedics have been issued with bullet proof vests amid growing fears over a Paris-style gun attack on the UK, it was claimed tonight. Emergency response teams have also been given training in how to cope with a 'marauding' attack by Islamist fanatics which spreads across the country and lasts for days. It comes amid warnings that the threat from home-grown terrorists is at its highest level since 9/11 - with Home Secretary Theresa May revealing today that at least three serious terror plots have been foiled recently. Scroll down for video The Home Secretary said the UK's anti-terror agencies were increasingly powerless to tracking British-based fanatics
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Emergency teams  given training in how to cope with a 'marauding' attack
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Comes after Theresa May said police needed new powers to track fanatics
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Mrs May slammed Lib Dems for blocking bill to let spooks monitor emails
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She said 'innocent lives' being put at risk by failure to agree new powers
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Anti-terror police practising for Paris-style attacks in Britain, she reveals
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Mrs May told MPs an unannounced terror attack on UK was 'highly likely'

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(CNN) -- The head of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families resigned Tuesday following the deaths of three children the agency was charged with protecting. The resignation of Olga Roche, who has more than three decades in child welfare, comes after state lawmakers and the public called for the embattled commissioner to step down after the deaths of 5-year-old Jeremiah Oliver, 4-week-old Aliana Lavigne, and 2-week-old Bailey Irish. "For DCF to move on ... there must be accountability for the tragedies," Gov. Deval Patrick told reporters Tuesday. "That's the only way the agency earns the public's confidence." Patrick, who named Roche acting commissioner in April 2013 and permanently appointed her in October 2013, expressed faith in Roche, but said the controversy over the recent deaths of the two infants and the disappearance of a toddler whose body was later found made it impossible for her to stay.
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Massachusetts' top child welfare official resigns amid controversy
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Olga Roche steps down after deaths of 3 children
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Governor Deval Patrick: "There must be accountability for the tragedies"

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 2:38 PM on 20th September 2011 Rescue workers dug through mudslides as they struggled today to reach thousands of villagers cut off by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 53 people and damaged more than 100,000 homes in mountainous north-eastern India, Nepal and Tibet. Heavy rains slowed the relief effort and made conditions miserable for many homeless villagers as they prepared to spend the night outside. Three emergency workers were killed in the frantic rescue effort, Indian Home Secretary RK Singh said. Hole in the wall: huvadra Pathi looks out from her apartment after a section of it collapsed in an earthquake in Kathmandu
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Dozens injured as wall toppled outside building
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At least 50 deaths as shock is also felt in India and Tibet
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Mudslides block access to worst-affected remote areas

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama wrapped up a European trip dominated by Russia's annexation of Crimea by shifting the focus of the U.S. and allied response to helping Ukraine rather than confronting Moscow. "I've been very clear in saying that we are going to do everything we can to support Ukraine and the Ukrainian people," Obama said Thursday at his final European news conference of the trip, this time in Rome with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. "But I think it's also important for us not to promise and then not to be able to deliver." While Obama pledged tougher sanctions on Russia if President Vladimir Putin continued his expansionist ways, he emphasized steps that don't involve the Russians -- such as Thursday's announcement that the International Monetary Fund would lend Ukraine up to $18 billion.
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NEW: NATO allies have to spend more on defense, Obama says
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NEW: Italy's Prime Minister pledges support for NATO response to Russia

Question: Obama acknowledged Thursday that expanding sanctions to target Russia's financial services, energy, mining, defense and engineering industries would impact U.S. and @placeholder companies that do business with Russia in the connected global economy.


What is it about islands? Small inhabited lumps of rock are inevitably associated with strange goings on. Think Dr Moreau and the Wicker Man, the Famous Five and, er, Pitcairn. Islands are home to mysteries, buried treasure and dark secrets. I have never been to an island I’ve disliked. Jersey, the Anglo-Norman statelet in the Bay of Mont St Michel is no different. A few years ago there were hysterical stories about satanic cults – fantasies which evaporated under scrutiny. A place of poise and majesty: Jersey's grand history is visible in structures such as Mount Orgueil Castle Sniffy writers tiresomely refer to the island’s ‘sinister Nazi Past’. They rarely point out that with a ratio of about one German soldier per every two inhabitants during the WW2 occupation, resistance would have been worse than useless.
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The biggest of the Channel Islands is a wonderful haven for family holidays
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Despite its reputation as a financial services hotpsot, it still has gentle charm
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St Brelade's Bay, on the south coast, is a splendid spot for fresh seafood

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By Chris Wheeler for MailOnline Queens Park Rangers have joined the race to sign Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley. Boss Harry Redknapp is prepared to make his second raid of the summer on Old Trafford, having already signed the England midfielder's former team-mate Rio Ferdinand. Everton boss Roberto Martinez is a huge fan of the 25-year-old England international and it is understood that Cleverley would jump at the chance of playing for a manager he previously worked with on loan at Wigan. VIDEO Scroll down for Tom Cleverley scores sublime one touch passing goal On the move: Tom Cleverley (left) is the subject of transfer deadline day interest from QPR and Everton
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Queens Park Rangers have registered interest in Tom Cleverley
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Manchester United are prepared to sell the England midfielder
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Aston Villa are leading the chase for Cleverley
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Hull are also interested in Cleverley and have been quoted £7m fee
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Everton also want him but fear they will have to pay higher asking price

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