(CNN) -- Events in North Korea have left the world wondering: Where's leader Kim Jong Un and is he still running perhaps the most isolated country on Earth? Some analysts speculate Kim may have been ousted by an old guard from the era of his late father, whose 2011 death put the son in power. First, Kim Jong Un gained a lot of weight. Then he developed a limp. Now the 31-year-old leader has been out of the public eye since September 3, during which he missed an important state meeting and, more recently, a meeting Tuesday to mark the 17th anniversary of his father's election as general secretary of the Workers' Party.
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Kim's monthlong absence from public provokes speculation on whether he's been ousted
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Other analysts say he's simply ill but is still orchestrating a North visit to South
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Official North Korean media acknowledges Kim is "suffering from discomfort"
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North Korea's deputy ambassador to U.N. declines to address Kim's health

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President Obama has kept up with the tradition of hosting a National Prayer Breakfast by inviting guests from 130 nations and a collection of Congressmen and Senators. One of the most distinctive guests was not in politics at all, however, as professional surfer Bethany Hamilton addressed the crowd at the Washington Hilton Thursday morning. The 23-year-old, who survived a shark attack in 2003 where she lost her left arm, read two passages from the New Testament and talked about the inspiration she received to thrive in spite of her injury. In prayer: Michelle and Barack Obama attended the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday morning in Washington
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Thursday morning's breakfast was the 62nd annual such event
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One of the guest speakers was surfer Bethany Hamilton, 23, who survived a shark attack a decade ago
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Organized by Democratic Congresswoman Jessica Hahn and Republican Congressman Louie Gohmert

Question: Gohmert is one of the President's toughest critics, but @placeholder was the one to make light of that fact at the beginning of the event while thanking the co-chairs.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:02 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:25 EST, 12 September 2013 A 19-year-old man and his 20-year-old pregnant wife have been charged in connection to the slaying of a state trooper who was shot dead during a routine traffic stop in northern Michigan. Trooper Paul Butterfield, 43, was shot in the head during in Mason County’s Sherman Township, about 80 miles north of Grand Rapids. Eric Knysz, of Luther, was charged Wednesday with murder of an officer as well as three other crimes. His wife, Sarah Knysz, faces two charges related to driving away from the scene with him.
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Eric Knysz, 19, charged with murder in shooting death of Michigan Trooper Paul
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Sarah Knysz, 20, charged as an accessory for leaving crime scene; she is currently six months pregnant
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Butterfield, 43, was airlifted to hospital but died in surgery after being shot in the head
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Mr Knysz has rap sheet dating back to his first offense committed at age 14
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Has been sentenced to 1,006 days behind bars since 2008, but served only 34

Question: Spaniola said @placeholder regularly handled cases in Mason County, especially following up with sex offenders to ensure they were complying with their many restrictions.


(CNN)Professional climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson may be hours away from reaching a new height: the top of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Since December 27, Caldwell and Jorgeson have been scaling the 3,000-foot rock formation. Now, it appears the duo will reach the summit on Wednesday or Thursday. The route Caldwell and Jorgenson are attempting is the notoriously difficult Dawn Wall, more than a half mile high. There are many routes up El Capitan, but only a handful have been attempted by climbers trying to free climb -- using only their hands and feet -- with ropes designed only to catch them when they fall. And none have successfully conquered El Capitan's Dawn Wall.
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Tommy Caldwell, Kevin Jorgeson trying to become first free climbers to reach top of El Capitan
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El Capitan is 3,000-foot rock formation in Yosemite National Park
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They are expected to reach the summit soon

Question: But family members say the @placeholder route is one that has consumed him.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Kenny Ortega choked up with emotion as he read aloud an e-mail he wrote days before Michael Jackson's death. "He was like a lost boy," Ortega read. "There still may be a chance he can rise to the occasion if we get him the help he needs." The director of Jackson's comeback concerts testified for a third day Wednesday in the wrongful death trial of AEG Live, the promoter and producer of the This Is It tour. "I'm not OK right now," Ortega told the judge. "Can I have a second?" Judge Yvette Palazuelos allowed Ortega to go alone into the jury room for several minutes before returning for more testimony.
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NEW: Kenny Ortega described a weak and paranoid Michael Jackson six days before his death
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NEW: Michael Jackson appeared revived in his last two days, Ortega testified
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NEW: Michael Jackson's oldest nephew, Taj, resumes his testimony Thursday
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Dr. Conrad Murray became Ortega's "lifeline" to getting Jackson to rehearsals

Question: The coroner ruled Jackson's June 25, 2009, death was the result of an overdose of the surgical anesthetic, which @placeholder said he was using to treat Jackson's insomnia.


A federal judge sentenced former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell to two years in prison on Tuesday, in a case that gripped the state and provided a cautionary tale for corrupt politicians across the United States. Two years ago McDonnell was discussed as a possible presidential contender. Now he's headed behind bars for selling the influence of his office to the CEO of a dietary supplements company. 'I stand before you as a heartbroken and humbled man,' the former governor told U.S. District Judge James Spencer before he pronounced sentence. 'I can't fathom any deeper humiliation for me and my family.'
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Prosecutors had asked for a 10-year prison term while McDonnell's lawyers are arguing for a lengthy community-service sentence
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Judge James Spencer revised report on federal sentencing guidelines down to a range of 6.5 to 8 years – and then gave an even shorter sentence
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The former governor was convicted of accepting loans and lavish gifts in exchange for helping donor promote miracle-cure weight loss supplement
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McDonnell's wife, who shared blame, will be sentenced in February
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More than 400 letters of support have flooded the judge's chambers, including the backing of former guv and current US Senator Tim Kaine
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The new convict will likely do his time in a minimum-security federal 'prison camp' rather than a more secure penitentiary

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(CNN) -- Fifty years ago, a Frenchman and a German -- seared by the devastation of World War II -- forged an enterprise with the less than exciting name of the European Coal and Steel Community. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Prime Minister Robert Schuman's modest beginning to European integration -- to tie together the coal and steel industries of France, West Germany and the Benelux countries -- would over the next half-century become a behemoth of 27 states, many of which didn't even exist in 1952. That European Union vision is now at an historic crossroads and could over the next months begin to shred.
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A dysfunctional legacy hampers current eurozone woes
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Greece will be key in determining Europe's future
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Possible scenarios include collapse or even a closer integration

Question: The consequences for the @placeholder economy would be calamitous, with governments defaulting on debt, capital controls imposed to prevent money from fleeing states on the verge of falling out of the eurozone and the likelihood of prolonged recession across Europe.


A man charged with killing an Auburn University football player opened fire because the athlete also was shooting a gun during a party, a defense lawyer said on Monday. Markhale Hart, 22, was defending himself when 18-year-old Jakell Mitchell was shot to death in Auburn last month, said Mark Allen Treadwell, an attorney for Hart. 'It was absolutely self-defense,' he said in an interview after a hearing in Alexander City, Alabama on Hart's probation status. 'Today was a real glimpse of what this case is going to evolve into.' Auburn freshman football player Jakell Lenard Mitchell was shot and killed  at an apartment complex near the Auburn University campus last month
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Markhale Hart, 22, was defending himself when 18-year-old Jakell Mitchell was shot to death last month, said an attorney for Hart today
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Hart acknowledged killing the player during a late-night party at an apartment complex in Auburn on December 14, according to testimony

Question: Treadwell said a statement by @placeholder and a police investigation showed that Mitchell fired several shots with a .45-caliber handgun, and Hart fired a .40-caliber weapon.


A volleyed goal from substitute Tadanari Lee in the second half of extra time earned Japan a 1-0 victory over Australia and a record fourth Asian Cup Saturday. Lee hammered home a cross from Yugo Nagatomo in the 109th minute to settle the clash and leave Holgar Osieck's Australia heartbroken at Qatar's Khalifa International Stadium. The Socceroos had twice gone close with Everton's Tim Cahill having an effort cleared off the line and winger Harry Kewell firing straight at goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima when clean through on goal. But Alberto Zaccheroni's "Blue Samurai" weathered the storm to add to their previous triumphs in 1992, 2000 and 2004 as Lee proved their hero.
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Japan win a record fourth Asian Cup after a 1-0 win over Australia
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Substitute Tadanari Lee's volley deep into extra time is the difference between the teams
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Australia twice go close through Tim Cahill and Harry Kewell but fail to score
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Tournament staged in 2022 World Cup host nation Qatar

Question: With 20 minutes left @placeholder spurned his chance when one-on-one with Kawashima and as the game drifted towards extra-time, Japan started to take control.


By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 08:03 EST, 10 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:08 EST, 10 July 2012 French cows are enjoying up to two bottles of high quality wine every day as farmers attempt to produce the best beef in Europe. The extraordinary development has seen a ‘Vinbovin’ label of meat established which is already being championed by some of the best restaurants in Paris. It follows an experiment in Lunel-Viel, in the southern Herault region of France, which saw three cows fed local wine for four months. Enjoy it while you can... Bovine fed on wine were found to be 'happy' and ended up producing exceptionally succulent meat
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Extraordinary development has led to the creation of 'Vinbovin' label of meat
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Experiment is being championed by some of the best restaurants in Paris

Question: There is a down side, however: the introduction of wine into the feed of the @placeholder cows tripled the cost of their feed, adding up to 80 pounds to the cost of a prime beef cut.


Laid to rest: Private First Class Anthony La Rossa was reported missing in action in 1951. His remains were finally buried next to his mother's in New York More than 60 years after Private First Class Anthony La Rossa went missing while serving during the Korean War, his remains have been buried next to the mother who died never knowing his fate. 'It was very difficult for her,' said La Rossa's niece, Donna La Rossa, after a gravesite service at St. Charles Cemetery on Long Island, New York on Monday. 'He was only a teenager and would write in his letters home how he was missing his mom's spaghetti. She struggled the rest of her life.'
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Anthony La Rossa went missing while serving in South Korea in 1951
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His mother, Marie, continued to send him letters but they were returned and she passed away in 1976 - never knowing her son's fate
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North Korea handed over his remains to the U.S.  in the early 1990s but they were only recently identified after his brother gave a DNA sample
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On Monday, La Rossa was buried beside his mother in Farmingdale on Long Island, New York in a service attended by family and veterans

Question: Today, 7,867 Americans remain unaccounted for from the @placeholder.


Montreal (CNN) -- Home is the hardest place to find for children of immigrants, but for us, nothing hits closer to home than when a bomb goes off in Baghdad. Last week, just days after American troops pulled out of Iraq, 63 people died and 176 were wounded in Baghdad. As the son of Iraqis who left home in the late '70s, I find fleeting moments of hope that seldom return to me. The withering memories of my last visit to Basra play like broken records in my mind. I remember our grandparents' home, my uncle's dog and the size of the tires on his Jeep. I remember the smell distinctly but I can't put it into words. I remember feeling small; after all I was only 5.
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Days after departure of U.S. troops, bombs killed and injured scores of people in Baghdad
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Yassin Alsalman, whose family is from Iraq, says the pain of the war is far from over
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He says his relatives live with the grieving, the memories and the loss every day

Question: @placeholder's chance at a "spring" was robbed and their neighbors are losing balance.


(CNN) -- After dealing with porcupine creatures, shape-shifters and planes full of crystallized bodies over five seasons, star John Noble is still having the time of his life on "Fringe." The cult favorite sci-fi series is in the midst of its final season on Fox, and classic episodes premiere Tuesday night on the Science Channel. Noble, who plays the brilliant (and occasionally mad) scientist Walter Bishop, recently spoke with CNN about his experience with the show and what fans can look forward to in the remaining episodes, leading up to a January 18 series finale. CNN: Are you nearing the end of filming now?
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John Noble's cult show "Fringe" is nearing the end of its run
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Noble addressed his sleep disorder treatment, which briefly halted production
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He's not as much of a junk food fan as his character; he recently discovered Twitter
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Noble shared his prediction for the final episode: "A masterpiece"

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Sean Abbott took two wickets in as many overs for New South Wales on his return to cricket for the first time since the death of Phillip Hughes. The 22-year-old was made to wait until his 10th over before picking up a scalp, but then sent Nathan Reardon and Ben Cutting on their way in back-to-back overs. Abbott also delivered a bouncer in his first over during the opening session of New South Wales' Sheffield Shield clash against Queensland at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Sean Abbott took two wickets on his return to cricket following the death of Phillip Hughes
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Sean Abbott returns to the field for New South Wales
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22-year-old bowler played against Queensland in Sheffield Shield
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Abbott bowled fatal bouncer to Phillip Hughes a fortnight ago
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Australia and India paid tribute to Hughes before play in Adelaide
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Abbott bowled a bouncer in the fifth ball of his first over
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He had to wait until afternoon session before a double strike

Question: Hughes was killed after being struck by an @placeholder bouncer at the same ground two weeks ago.


It was just like any other summer's day for Sharon Camisa who enjoyed tending to her garden. So when she became gravely ill, she never thought that potting mix would be the fatal catalyst. Little did she know that the common backyard material contains bacteria which can potentially be deadly. But by the time doctors found the cause Ms Camisa's condition was deteriorating to the point that she was on life support and in a coma, A Current Affair reports. Scroll down for video The Camisa family (from left) daughter Tiala, husband Mark, wife Sharon and son Michael. Sharon died in January
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Sharon Camisa died in January from legionnaires' disease which is bacteria commonly found in potting mix
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The mother-of-two was from Collie which is in the south west region of Western Australia
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The 42-year-old enjoyed gardening and always wore gloves but never wore a face mask
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Her husband wants to raise awareness about the dangers and hopes safety messages are improved

Question: @placeholder, Ms Camisa's high school sweetheart, is still grieving the loss of his soul mate whom he'd been married to for 25 years.

Question: @placeholder described his wife as his 'best friend' and 'soul mate'.


(CNN) -- Last week Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas officially submitted the statehood request asking that the United Nations recognize "Palestine" as an independent state. But while Abbas's raising of the document during his speech drew applause at the General Assembly, the United States has already promised it will veto the Palestinian statehood bid at a Security Council meeting Monday. Why is this move happening now? The Palestinian Authority leadership says they are making the request for statehood now for a few reasons. Firstly, they argue that over the course of the past two years the Palestinian Authority has made great progress in building the infrastructure necessary for maintaining a sovereign state. They point to the various improvements in governance, security, and physical infrastructure as indicators of their readiness.
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Palestinians request U.N. recognition of "Palestine" as new member state
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U.S. holds veto power, has pledged to vote down statehood bid
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Israeli PM has rejected pre-1967 border lines as basis for Palestinian state
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Many believe move may worsen relations between Palestinian Authority and Israel

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:13 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 08:15 EST, 5 February 2014 Meet the real life action hero who has doubled for Hollywood's biggest stars as one of Britain's top stuntwomen. A day at the office for Zarene Dallas involves jumping through fire, racing cars at breakneck speeds, being thrown from horses and doubling for A-listers - including Cameron Diaz, Nicole Kidman, Carey Mulligan and Michelle Rodriguez. The 34-year-old has become one of the country's most respected female stunt artists, boasting an impressive CV of appearances in TV shows and high-grossing blockbuster movies including Skyfall, Fast and Furious 6 and Red 2.
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Zarene Dallas, 34, fell into stunts following a childhood love of riding
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Is now one of industry's most in-demand stuntwomen
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Skills include car racing, horse riding, kick-boxing and being set on fire
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Movies on her CV include Skyfall and Fast and Furious 6

Question: @placeholder admits that she was most star-struck when meeting Nicole Kidman for the first time


David Cameron complained that Ed Miliband was 'personally horrid' to him when they clashed during Prime Minister's Questions, MailOnline has learned. The Labour leader tore into the PM at lunchtime, accusing him of being 'dodgy' and 'rotten' in one of the most aggressive clashes for months. As Mr Cameron left the Chamber he complained to Tory ministers about the onslaught, claiming Mr Miliband had hit out 'because he was losing'. Scroll down for video Labour leader Ed Miliband tore into David Cameron in the Commons over tax avoidance, accusing him being 'rotten' in one of the most aggressive clashes for months
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EXCLUSIVE: Cameron overheard complaining as he left the Commons
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Prime Minister told Tory MPs how Miliband was 'horrid' to him in PMQs
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Cameron claimed Labour leader lashed out because he was 'losing'
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The two men clashed over allegations of tax avoidance and party donors
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Tories question whatever happened to ending Punch and Judy politics
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MPs slam 'pathetic' taxman for prosecuting just ONE person on leaked list
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Details of 6,800 people using Swiss HSBC bank accounts are now public

Question: In one exchange Mr @placeholder said: 'You took the money, you gave a job to the head of HSBC and you let the tax avoiders get away with it.


London (CNN) -- Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson and her multimillionaire art collector husband Charles Saatchi took a step toward divorce Wednesday in London -- weeks after images of him grabbing her by the throat made headlines. Neither party was at the High Court to hear the judge grant the "decree nisi," on the grounds of Saatchi's "unreasonable behavior." But in a sign of the media interest in the proceedings, more than a dozen journalists were in court for the brief hearing. After six weeks, the couple can apply for a "decree absolute," the legal document that will finalize the divorce, bringing to an end 10 years of marriage.
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A "decree nisi" is granted for celebrity chef Lawson and art collector Saatchi
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After six weeks, the couple can apply for the divorce to be finalized
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The divorce comes weeks after images of Saatchi grabbing her by the throat made headlines
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Lawson and her children moved out of the couple's home after the incident in June

Question: Tension between the pair hit the tabloids after @placeholder was photographed placing his hand around her neck and twisting her nose as the pair had lunch at a London restaurant.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor House Democrats have decided to play ball and participate in a special committee charged with investigating the Obama administration's handling of a 2012 terror attack in Benghazi, Libya that left four Americans dead and forced the withdrawal of U.S. diplomats from the eastern port city. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi named five Democrats to the panel: Elijah Cummings of Maryland, Adam Smith of Washington, Adam Schiff of California, Linda Sánchez  of California and Tammy Duckworth of Illinois. Some in the Democratic caucus had floated the idea of boycotting the committee and leaving Republicans to pursue the Benghazi investigation, opening the opportunity to paint the investigation as a partisan political stunt in an election year.
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House Democrats will have five seats on the new Select Committee, to the Republicans' seven
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The panel is charged with finding out what happened before, during and after the September 11, 2012 military-style attack on U.S. diplomatic compounds in Benghazi, Libya
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South Carolina Republican Trey Gowdy, a hard-nosed former prosecutor, will chair the committee
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The ranking Democrat will be Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings, who has been a thorn in the side of the GOP as the House Oversight Committee investigated Benghazi on its own

Question: The outspoken and sometimes cantankerous Maryland @placeholder Rep. Elijah Cummings will counter Gowdy as the ranking member of the House minority on the panel


(CNN) -- China, South Korea and Japan dramatically cut their oil imports from Iran in February following intense US efforts to persuade Asian buyers to comply with Washington sanctions on Iran's central bank. Asian countries are collectively the biggest buyers of Iranian crude oil, accounting for about 65 per cent of Tehran's sales, but their responses to Washington's sanctions campaign have been mixed. China and India have both resisted the US and EU sanctions on Iran, whereas Japan and Korea have broadly committed to follow the US lead. Pressure on China, South Korea and India to further reduce their imports of Iranian oil intensified this week when Hillary Clinton, US secretary of state, announced that Japan and ten European countries had qualified for exemptions from US penalties on institutions that deal with Iran's central bank. These 11 countries had "significantly reduced" the volume of crude they purchased from Iran, according to Mrs Clinton's statement.
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Cut of oil imports come after US efforts to persuade Asian buyers to comply with Washington's sanctions
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China and South Korea are likely to qualify for exemptions in the coming months
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Iran oil production has fallen to a 10-year low and could drop further

Question: China, the biggest buyer of Iranian crude, usually accounts for one-fifth of Iran's crude exports but in February @placeholder's purchases plummeted to 290,000 barrels a day, a 40 per cent drop from the previous year.


By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 06:04 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 07:34 EST, 14 June 2013 Hospital bosses have admitted responsibility for the death of a newborn baby following an ‘appalling catalogue of failings’ by midwives. Lesley Broughton and Jason Ham's first child, Ford, died of brain damage caused by oxygen starvation at Redditch’s Alexandra Hospital shortly after his birth on October 3, 2010. Ms Broughton, 31, lost so much blood during labour that she feared for her own life. She also had to wait more than two hours to be sent for an emergency Caesarean section after Ford’s heartbeat dropped.
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Ford Ham died of brain damage at Alexandra Hospital, Redditch
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His mother, Lesley Broughton, 31, was admitted with heavy bleeding
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When midwives struggled to find Ford's heartbeat, they took two hours to send her for an emergency C-section, meaning he was starved of oxygen
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Hospital has admitted responsibility for his death and paid compensation

Question: ‘It’s hard to comprehend why more was not done to investigate why @placeholder was in so much pain and losing so much blood, particularly given that staff were aware she was a high risk pregnancy


(CNN) -- "I have a crazy idea": Those five words changed a simple meeting of school officials into the realization of Kim Ursetta's dream. Kim Ursetta leads her kindergarten class at Mathematics and Science Leadership Academy in Denver, Colorado. Ursetta, then president of a local teachers' union, blurted out those words 18 months ago during a meeting in the office of Denver, Colorado's, schools superintendent. The other officials in the room leaned in as Ursetta leaped into a sales pitch that would turn an ordinary day into a highlight of her career. "I want to start a new kind of school," she said, a union-sponsored public school led by teachers, not a principal.
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Teachers -- not principals -- run new Colorado school focusing on math, science
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"If we don't step up," then nothing will change, says teacher who started school
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Obama's "Race to the Top" offers $4.35 billion in grants for school innovation
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Union chief: Some teachers say it's too much like No Child Left Behind

Question: Sometimes, for example, it makes sense to group @placeholder's kindergarten students with first-graders working on the same subject.

Question: @placeholder also aims to give a boost to charter schools -- special public schools that are given more independence in order to encourage innovation.


(CNN) -- Centuries from Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli helped India defeat Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the fourth one-day international in Kolkata to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series. Upul Tharanga had hit a superb 118 and Kumar Sangakkara made a fine 60 as the visitors reached an imposing 315 for six after choosing to bat first. However, Gambhir struck an undefeated 150 and Kohli made 107 -- his maiden century -- the two adding 224 for the third wicket as India easily overhauled the target, the highest one-day run chase at the famous Eden Gardens ground.
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India defeat Sri Lanka by seven wickets to win the fourth one-day international in Kolkata
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The hosts make 317-3 to complete the highest-ever one-day run chase at the famous Eden Gardens ground
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Gautam Gambhir scores 150 not out as India claims a 3-1 series win with one match to play

Question: @placeholder's response to Sri Lanka's total began badly, the home side losing both openers with a mere 23 runs on the board.


Silvio Berlusconi has been sensationally cleared of having sex with underage exotic dancer Ruby the Heartstealer at his notorious 'bunga bunga' parties. The former Italian premier, 77, had been sentenced to seven years jail for sex with the Moroccan former nightclub dancer, real name Karima-El Mahroug when she was just 17 and for using his influence to get her released from police cutody. But in a shock verdict, judges in Milan overturned the conviction on appeal, saying that the facts 'do not constitute a crime.' Scroll down for video Cause for celebration: Former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi pictured today after his conviction for having sex with an underage exotic dancer was overturned
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Former PM was convicted for having sex with dancer when she was 17
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Billionaire politician always denied having sex with girl at his Milan villa

Question: definitive as prosecutors could lodge an appeal with @placeholder's top court.


(CNN) -- A knife-wielding attacker killed at least two Japanese tourists and wounded 11 others on Tuesday in a tourist district on the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, government officials said. The incident took place in Tumon on Guam's west coast, said Andy Gibson, an official in Gov. Eddie Calvo's office. Gibson said three people died and 11 suffered injuries in the ordeal. A spokesperson from Japan's foreign affairs ministry, meanwhile, said that two Japanese tourists were killed and 12 other Japanese were hospitalized. "(This) represents the worst tragedy that this island has seen in many decades," said Mark Baldyga, chairman of the Guam Visitors Bureau board.
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News outlets say man plowed into a crowd, then started stabbing people

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Question: @placeholder told the same newspaper that he had reached out to Japanese consular officials after the incident.


New York (CNN) -- A leading opponent of a proposed mosque and community center near Ground Zero is asking a question that looms as large as the towers that stood nearby less than nine years ago: "Why there?" Pamela Geller, a conservative blogger who leads a group called Stop the Islamicization of America, posed the question on CNN's "American Morning" Wednesday. "We feel that it is a cemetery and sacred ground and the dead should be honored," Geller said. "To build a 13-story mega mosque on the cemetery, on the site of the largest attack in American history, I think, is incredibly insensitive."
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Emotions flare during a meeting of the Landmarks Preservation Commission
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The commission's vote is expected in August
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The mosque is to be built near the site of the destroyed twin towers

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Nigel Farage was today accused of 'shocking disrespect' after turning his back on the EU's national anthem as the European Parliament was opened in France. The UKIP leader's public show of dissent came after the German socialist Martin Schulz was reappointed president of the European Parliament - in a shady 'backroom stitch up' sparking anger in Britain. Mr Schulz was backed by MEPs to carry on in the £213,000 a year role, despite the fact that his Socialist group lost May's European elections. Scroll down for video Nigel Farage and other UKIP MEPs turned their backs as an orchestra performed the European anthem in the European parliament in Strasbourg today
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UKIP leader joined his party's MEPs turning their backs as anthem played
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Party said they did not 'recognise or respect the EU flag or anthem'
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Comes after Martin Schulz chosen by MEPs to carry on as Parliament chief
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The vote was taken in secret today sparking accusations of EU 'carve up'
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Socialist MEP wants more power for Brussels over national Parliaments
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Schulz backed by supporters of Jean-Claude Juncker in 'backroom' deal

Question: Mr Farage dismissed the election of European Parliament president @placeholder as a 'stitch up'

Question: Mr Schulz has been the president, or speaker of the @placeholder assembly, since January 2012.


(CNN) -- Americans and other foreigners were among those caught up in the bloodshed and chaos of the terror attacks in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday and Thursday. A foreign national held hostage by gunmen for nearly 24 hours is released from the Oberoi hotel in Mumbai. At least six foreigners were among the 125 dead, police said. Targets included two luxury hotels, the Oberoi and the Taj Mahal, as well as a cafe popular with Western tourists. A man told a local television station that he was in the Oberoi around 10 p.m. Wednesday when gunmen entered the lobby and began rounding up guests, asking for anyone with a U.S. or British passport and taking about 15 of them hostage.
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Witness: Gunmen entered hotel lobby asking for anyone with U.S. or British passport

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Qanta Ahmed is the author of "In the Land of Invisible Women: A Female Doctor's Journey in the Saudi Kingdom." An M.D., she is an attending physician based in the Division of Pulmonary, Sleep and Critical Care Medicine at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola, New York, and a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Dr. Qanta Ahmed, wearing an abbaya, says the Saudi kingdom is rejecting the subjugation of women. NEW YORK (CNN) -- A judge in Saudi Arabia has said husbands are allowed to slap their wives if they spend lavishly, a Saudi newspaper reported this past weekend. In one fell swoop, the judge debased Islam, vilified the kingdom and disregarded the ideals the Saudi monarch himself embraces.
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Qanta Ahmed: Saudi judge wrongly said it's OK to slap wife for spending too much
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She says there's no basis in Islam for domestic violence of any kind
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Ahmed: Kingdom has moved to aggressively bolster the rights of women

Question: Women are encouraged by @placeholder to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.


Golan Heights (CNN) -- Israeli troops fired on protesters trying to cross the fortified border between Syria and the occupied Golan Heights on Sunday, with Syrian authorities reporting more than a dozen dead and hundreds wounded. The protests came on the anniversary of the 1967 Middle East War, when Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria. The Israel Defense Forces did not immediately confirm any casualties, though a spokeswoman said that Israeli troops used tear gas and live ammunition on members of an "angered mob." "We warned them verbally (and) with warning shots into the air," Lt. Col. Avital Leibovich told CNN. "And when these two options failed, we had to open fire selectively into the area, and this actually stopped those Syrians from reaching the Israeli-Syrian fence."
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A U.N. spokesman condemns the violence and calls for restraint
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Syria says 23 people were killed and 350-plus wounded
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Israel says it faced an "angered mob" across the Syrian border
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At least six Palestinians were injured in a separate protest in the West Bank

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Former England captain David Beckham is backing Wayne Rooney to have a great World Cup despite Paul Scholes’ criticism of the England and Manchester United striker. Scholes claimed Rooney is past his best and questioned if manager Roy Hodgson has the guts to drop him. But Beckham, who saw England draw with Honduras here, said: ‘I’d always back “Wazza” because he’s a great talent and he’s a great player for England. Every time he’s stepped out in an England shirt, he always gives 110 per cent. Scholesy is a person that knows Wayne as well and has been around him for quite a few years and everyone is entitled to their opinion but not everyone is going to agree with it.
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Former England skipper backs Rooney to have a good tournament in Brazil
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Beckham does not agree that Rooney his past his best, as Paul Scholes suggested
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England youngsters will shine at World Cup, according to Beckham

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Republican leaders again urged President Barack Obama to sign legislation approving the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline at a ceremony on Friday at which House Speaker John Boehner officially lent his own name to the bill. The White House has steadfastly promised to veto the legislation when it arrives at the Oval Office - a vow it reiterated on Thursday. Congressional Republicans hope to use Obama's opposition to building the pipeline that they say would create 42,000 jobs as a cudgel against the Democratic President. After listing the benefits of building the oil transportation system at today's press conference, Boehner told the president, 'Do the right thing. Sign this bill, and help us create more jobs in America and help us create a healthier economy.'
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Republicans hope to use Obama's opposition to building the pipeline that they say would create 42,000 jobs as a cudgel against the Democrat
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Boehner told the president today: 'Do the right thing. Sign this bill, and help us create more jobs in America'
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Both the House and the Senate have OK'd Keystone XL multiple times yet never with enough votes to override Obama's promised vetoes
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GOP won't immediately send bill to White House; Congress is in recess next week and it wants to be in town to make a fuss when Obama rejects it

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YouTube commenters are not known for keeping their opinions to themselves. Angry users of the Google-owned video site are revolting online against YouTube's new commenting system, which requires everyone to connect their current account to a Google+ account in order to leave a comment on a video. The system was announced in September and fully rolled out on Tuesday. More than 30,000 people have left comments on the original YouTube blog post announcing the switch. Most are angry complaints and, in classic YouTube form, include obscenities, fights and ASCII drawings of phalluses. There are also multiple Change.org petitions asking YouTube to revert to the old commenting system. The most popular petition has more than 50,000 supporters and it was the most active petition on the Change.org site Friday.
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Some YouTube commenters are angry with the new Google+ commenting system
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The updated comments rolled out Tuesday, require everyone to connect to a Google+ account
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There are multiple Change.org petitions; a YouTube co-founder has complained on the site

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(CNN) -- France striker Thierry Henry has signed for the New York Red Bulls, the Major League Soccer club have announced. Henry joins from Barcelona, where he spent three seasons and won two Spanish league titles as well as the European Champions League. The 32-year-old is France's leading goalscorer having netted 51 times for his country and will be introduced to the press on July 15. His signing on a "multi-year contract" represents a major coup for the Red Bulls and for the MLS. Henry will become one of the most high-profile names in the league, alongside England international David Beckham.
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Barcelona striker Thierry Henry has signed for the New York Red Bulls
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Henry is France's all-time leading goalscorer with 51 goals
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The 32-year-old says he is "excited" at joining the Red Bulls
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Henry won two Spanish league titles and one Champions League at Barcelona

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(CNN) -- The Australian Senate has rejected a bill that would have revived plans to process asylum seekers in offshore detention centers in a highly emotional vote following the sinking of two boats packed with people in one week. Senators voted down the legislation by 39 votes to 29, after hours of heated debate that saw one politician break down in tears as she described the plight of one 15-year-old boy's journey from Afghanistan. Soon after the vote, Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced that former defence force chief Angus Houston would lead "an expert group" to determine the best way forward on asylum seekers, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Australian Senate rejects vote on asylum seeker bill to resume offshore processing
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Vote follows sinking of two boats near Christmas Island carrying more than 300 people
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Thousands of people attempt to reach Australia by boat every year, many die on the way
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Numbers have risen dramatically since the Labor government reversed Liberal policies

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A man who fathered 22 kids by 14 different women  - earning himself the title 'America's biggest deadbeat dad' - is to get his own reality TV show. It comes after unemployed Orlando Shaw, 33, was filmed boasting outside a Nashville courthouse following a child support hearing, 'the ladies don't like me, they love me.' The interview, recorded by  Nashville’s NewsChannel, has since gone viral. It has been estimated that the state of Tennessee pays around  $7,000 each month to help support Shaw’s children. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO A man who fathered 22 kids by 14 different women, earning himself the title of America's biggest deadbeat dad, is to get his own reality TV show
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Orlando Shaw, 33, was filmed boasting outside a Nashville courthouse
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It followed a child support hearing brought by his ex partners
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The video of him boasting of his prowess with women has since gone viral
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He now claims Hollywood has been calling, and offering him own show

Question: ‘I play the hell out of the @placeholder lottery,’ he boasted.


Lille, France (CNN) -- Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka each faced questions heading into Switzerland's Davis Cup final in France. For Federer, how would his tender back hold up? For Wawrinka, would he recover after a tough -- and contentious -- loss to his higher-profile Swiss at the World Tour Finals in London last week? We got our answers Friday at the Stade Pierre Mauroy on a record setting day in Lille -- but for once Federer wasn't the one rewriting the history books. In front of the largest ever tennis crowd for a pro match -- at 27,432 it eclipsed the 27,200 that turned up to watch Spain beat the U.S. in a converted Seville bullring in the 2004 Davis Cup final -- Federer not only fell to Gael Monfils but couldn't put up much of a fight.
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Switzerland and France are tied after the opening day of the Davis Cup final in Lille
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Stan Wawrinka crushes Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to give Switzerland a 1-0 advantage
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But then Gael Monfils defeats a potentially ailing Roger Federer in the second singles
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More than 27,400 turned up on the day, the largest tennis crowd for a pro match

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Shenyang, China (CNN)On the streets of the neon-lit Chinese city of Shenyang, you'll find a restaurant, hotel, and other businesses owned and operated by the North Korean government. You'll also find a  secret network of North Korean hackers, known as Bureau 121, according to defector Kim Heung-Kwang. "It's easy for them to work secretly. It also has great Internet infrastructure," says Kim Heung-kwang, a former Pyongyang computer science professor who escaped North Korea in 2004. Kim says some of his own students became cyber warriors for the hacker network. "By day, they worked regular jobs. But the rest of the time, they were acting on orders from Pyongyang," he says.
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Underground network of North Korean hackers are operating in China, defector says
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They're based in Shenyang, defector says, near the North Korean border
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North Korean embassy in Beijing and other government officials declined to comment

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(CNN) -- On Nikola Tesla's 158th birthday, it was the effort to build a museum in the influential scientist's honor that got the gift. Elon Musk, the magnate and inventor behind electric-car company Tesla Motors, has pledged $1 million to the Tesla Science Center in Shoreham, New York, on the site of Wardenclyffe, Tesla's only remaining laboratory. And it's all due, at least in large part, to an appeal from a webcomic creator. Matthew Inman, whose comic and website the Oatmeal draws millions of readers each month, wrote Thursday that he had spoken to Musk and confirmed the pledge. "So, I had a call with Elon Musk earlier this week ..." Inman wrote on his site.
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The founder of Tesla Motors is giving $1 million to a museum for its namesake
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Volunteers raised money to save the last remaining lab of inventor Nikola Tesla
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Matthew Inman, creator of the Oatmeal, announced the donation Thursday

Question: At @placeholder, Tesla worked on developing wireless communications, more than 100 years before anyone would hold a smartphone, and methods for delivering clean, free energy.


This 'hugely offensive' collection of Holocaust memorabilia is set to go under the hammer in the US just days after the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. The auction has been branded 'deplorable' for including more than 75 Holocaust-related items such as a wrought metal street sign proclaiming 'Jews not allowed', a guide book on how to gas Jews and an anti-Semitic children's book. Other  items up for sale include a pair of spectacles once owned by vile Heinrich Himmler, the Nazi commander responsible for the building and running of their concentration camps, and the visor cap worn by a death camp officer.
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More than 75 Holocaust-related items set to go under the hammer
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Include 'Jews not allowed' sign and a pair of Nazi commanders glasses
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Death camp officer hat and a book on how to gas Jews among other items
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Auction is taking place at Alexander Historical Auctions in Maryland, US
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Holocaust survivor brands the sale 'hugely offensive' and 'deplorable'
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Auction house defends sale saying it ensures 'atrocities of World War II are not forgotten'

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Question: This token, expected to fetch $2,000, has the inscription 'He who buys from @placeholder is a national traitor'


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 18:13 EST, 24 November 2013 | UPDATED: 18:13 EST, 24 November 2013 Two young members of a Boston gang have been convicted of murdering a 16-year-old boy in 2011, simply because his friend lived on a street they deemed enemy territory. Sheldon Mattis and Nyasani Watt, both 20, were found guilty of first-degree murder in Suffolk County on Friday. The verdict gave victim Jaivon Blake's mother Diane Simmons some closure after two years of torment. 'I can relax,' the mother said. 'I'm so happy, just really happy... I'm just glad that justice has been served and that my son and I can be at peace and rest.'
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Sheldon Mattis and Nyasani Watt, both 20, were found guilty of first-degree murder in Suffolk County, Massachusetts on Friday
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Jaivon Blake, a middle school student at the Martin Luther King School in Dorchester, was an innocent casualty of a gang feud in the Bowdoin-Geneva neighborhood of Dorchester on September 25, 2011
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The verdict gave Blake's mother Diane Simmons some closure after two years of torment
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Mattis' family claim he's innocent but the two men are likely to receive life sentences

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(CNN) -- The numbers keep stacking up for Sebastian Vettel. On Sunday he will start on pole position for the 36th time in the 100th race of his Formula One career, with the opportunity to become the sport's youngest triple world champion. The 25-year-old will clinch his third successive title if he wins his sixth race this season and main rival Fernando Alonso finishes lower than fourth at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The Spaniard, who has a 10-point deficit to make up with two races to go, will start the U.S. Grand Prix in eighth place -- having been bumped up the grid after Lotus' Romain Grosjean was dropped five spots for an illegal gearbox change during Saturday's qualifying.
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Championship leader Sebastian Vettel wins pole position for U.S. Grand Prix
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Title rival Fernando Alonso will start race eighth on grid after Romain Grosjean's penalty
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Ferrari driver has 10-point deficit behind Vettel with two races remaining this season
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Vettel's Red Bull team can clinch third successive constructors' title on Sunday

Question: "I still think we are going to reduce the gap to Sebastian, which is what counts," said @placeholder, himself a two-time world champion.


VIENNA, Austria (CNN) -- Iran has accepted a draft agreement that calls for some uranium produced in Iran to be sent abroad for further enrichment, an Iranian diplomat said Wednesday. Mohamed ElBaradei says the agreement is a "balanced" approach to the problem. "In principle we have in fact accepted this offer for this Tehran ... reactor in spite of the fact that we are capable of producing the fuel," Ali Asghar Soltanieh told CNN's Matthew Chance in Vienna. "But we decided to welcome this offer in order not only to show our transparency and cooperation but prove that all activities are for exclusively peaceful purposes."
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Iranian nuclear envoy: Iran accepts uranium processing draft deal "in principle"
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Three days of talks on Iran's nuclear program wrap up in Vienna
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IAEA chief says draft deal is "balanced approach to the problem"
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Tehran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes

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Port-Au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Protesters angry over the government's handling of a cholera outbreak clashed Monday with peacekeepers in two towns in northern Haiti, where the outbreak began last month. In Cap Haitien, schools and banks were closed, residents set fire to tires at entrances to the town and gunfire ricocheted through the streets, residents and officials told CNN. Vincenzo Pugliese, a spokesman for MINUSTAH, the United Nations' stabilization mission in Haiti, said anti-riot police were coping with the demonstrations, which he said began in the morning in at least two locations and had not caused any fatalities among peacekeepers or the population. "Apparently, some people were injured by bottles or stones," he said.
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Unrest spreads to second town in north
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Flights canceled to Cap Haitien
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Gunfire ricochets in streets, protesters clash with peacekeepers
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"The population is scared. ... It's a volatile situation," says U.N. official

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(CNN) -- Arsenal ensured that top spot in the Premier League changed hands for the third time in as many days when winning 2-1 at Aston Villa on Monday. Leaders on Saturday morning, the Gunners first saw Chelsea move into pole position as Jose Mourinho's side won 2-0 at Hull. By Sunday afternoon, the team sitting on top of an enthralling Premier League was Manchester City after Manuel Pellegrini's side survived a scare at Newcastle to also win 2-0. Chelsea have 46 points, Manchester City boast 47 but Arsenal, who sat third prior to kick-off, are now back in front with 48 - thanks to a magical minute that took the tie away from the hosts.
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Arsenal win 2-1 at Aston Villa to regain control of the English Premier League
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First-half goals from Olivier Giroud and Jack Wilshere prove too much for Villa
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Inter stumble in Italy again, drawing 1-1 at home to Verona

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ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (CNN) -- In 1988, a relatively unknown rock and blues guitarist named Warren Haynes got some of his friends together to play music in Asheville, North Carolina. It was just an opportunity for local musicians to jam during the holidays, the one time of year they were all in town together. Warren Haynes' good work has been noted by the street named after him. The artists also wanted to give back to the community, so they gave the money raised by their show to various charities. The tradition has continued. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, Haynes' Christmas Jam has evolved into an epic annual event for the musicians, fans, and particularly Habitat for Humanity.
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Guitarist Warren Haynes helped start Christmas Jam 20 years ago
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Asheville, N.C., concert has raised thousands for charity
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Money has built 12 Habitat for Humanity houses in a local neighborhood

Question: "Meeting the families and seeing the work that @placeholder's doing with our help -- you know its hard to see that and not get emotional," Haynes said.


The son of a North Korean aide linked to Kim Jong-un's executed uncle is believed to be on the run in France after evading abduction by agents of the communist regime. According to diplomatic sources, the man - identified only by his surname Han - has escaped detection amid fears he may be forcibly taken back to the secretive nation to be executed. The architecture student has ties to Kim Jong-un's uncle, Jang Song-thaek, the regime's former second in command who was executed for treason in December 2013. Scroll down for video The student disappeared after his father was executed by the regime led by Kim-Jong-Un (pictured)
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The student - identified only as Han - disappeared in Paris last month
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Father was advisor to Jang Song-thaek, Kim's uncle who was executed
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He was purged recently and it is feared that the same fate awaits Han
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Diplomatic source says he evaded capture and is 'somewhere in France'

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(CNN) -- Condolences continued to pour in late Sunday night following the death of heavy metal rocker Ronnie James Dio, who lost his battle with stomach cancer earlier in the day. "Today my heart is broken, Ronnie passed away at 7:45 a.m. 16th May," his wife, Wendy Dio, said in a message on his official website. Dio, 67, followed Ozzy Osbourne as Black Sabbath's lead vocalist in 1979. "Many, many friends and family were able to say their private goodbyes before he peacefully passed away," she wrote. "Ronnie knew how much he was loved by all." The rock community paid tribute to Dio in messages late Sunday.
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Rock community paid tribute to Dio in messages late Sunday
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Dio most recently was touring with the band Heaven and Hell
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His last public appearance was in April at the Revolver Golden Gods Awards

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By Liz Hull PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 18 July 2012 | UPDATED: 16:32 EST, 18 July 2012 Becoming the parents of quintuplets takes some getting used to. Jeanette and Arthur Fardelin have had longer than most. Their fabulous five – all conceived through IVF on the same day – were born six years apart. The children, all sharing the same auburn hair and blue eyes, have fulfilled the couple's dream of a large happy family. And they have staggered their arrivals beautifully. Happy family: Mum Jeanette Fardelin with her family including her two new arrivals Lulu, left, and Isaac, right. To Jeanette's right are Matthew, Millie, husband Arthur and Adam
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Children from same batch of eggs share same auburn hair and blue eyes
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Experts know no other case where five siblings have been born at different times from the same round of fertility treatment
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They paid  for treatment themselves and Mrs Fardelin was soon pregnant

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CLICK HERE to read the full report from the season's final race in Abu Dhabi I was delighted to see Lewis Hamilton win the World Championship. Without a doubt he has been the fastest man in the fastest car — and he deserved his victory. There is almost no limit to what Lewis can achieve now. It just depends on how hungry he remains. My old team-mate Juan Manuel Fangio did not retire until he was 47, and that was when races had to last more than three hours — twice as long as now. I do not think for a minute that Lewis will compete until he is 47 — drivers drop out in their 30s these days. But he could race for 10 more years and win seven or eight world titles — beating Michael Schumacher’s record in The process — if he has the right equipment.
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Lewis Hamilton was crowned World Champion after winning Abu Dhabi GP
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British driver could now go on to better Michael Schumacher's record
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Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg commended for his dignity in defeat

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto has accused Islamabad of waging "a typical disinformation campaign" by saying it planned to lift longstanding corruption charges ahead of her planned return to Pakistan for upcoming elections. Benazir Bhutto says she plans to end her self-imposed exile and return to Pakistan on October 18. "The charges have not been dropped against me," she told reporters Wednesday before a meeting of her Pakistan People's Party in London. "This is just a typical disinformation campaign by the present regime." She said the move has "totally stalled" talks on a power-sharing deal with Pakistan's President, Gen. Pervez Musharraf.
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Pakistani opposition leader says she doubts corruption charges are lifted
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Benazir Bhutto says move has stalled talks on deal with President Musharraf
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Bhutto says intends to end exile and return to Pakistan on October 18

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Question: Over the weekend, Pakistan's election commission handed @placeholder a key victory, accepting his nomination to seek a third term.


An ocean at least as large as Lake Superior lies below a thick layer of ice on a moon of Saturn, new data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft suggests. The results, published in the journal Science, support earlier signs that this small moon has liquid water. That means Saturn's sixth-largest moon could have been -- or could now be -- hospitable to life. This discovery puts Enceladus in an exclusive club of extraterrestrial worlds in the solar system that appear to have a subsurface water ocean. The others are Titan, another moon of Saturn, and Europa, a moon of Jupiter. Callisto and Ganymede, also moons of Jupiter, may also have oceans under ice.
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Enceladus is a small moon of Saturn
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New data suggest a subsurface ocean under its south pole
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Gravity experiment inferred that there must be liquid water there
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Miles of ice likely cover a subsurface ocean that itself is 5 to 10 miles deep

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(CNN) -- Al Qaeda's north African wing has released an audio message from an Italian man whom it says it has kidnapped and has set a 25-day deadline for the Italian government to meet its demands. The message was accompanied by a still photograph, posted on Islamist Web sites, showing a bearded man kneeling in front of a group of six armed and masked men. The group, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, says the man is Cicala Sergio. The group says it has been holding the man and his wife for two months. The audio message, dated February 24, urges the Italian government to meet the group's demands in 25 days -- although it was unclear what those demands are.
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The group, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, says man is Cicala Sergio
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It was unclear what the group's demands were
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In June the group executed a British man after UK refused to release Abu Qatada

Question: "If you want to guarantee the safety of these two @placeholder captives, you need to pressure your government and urge them to respond to the legitimate demands," the statement said.


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- Yes, they signed with a mega-label and are cashing checks as a late-night show's house band, but sellouts? The Roots? Black Thought and The Roots take a break from their late-night gig to perform at Atlanta's Velvet Room. The Philadelphia hip-hop crew's drummer shakes his head: It's just business, man. ?uestlove said he doesn't appreciate a lot of the labels placed on the band -- underground, alternative -- but he conceded that some of The Roots' moves of late keep their fans curious and he doesn't mind making them say, "OK, I gotta see what happens next." Watch what defines a sellout »
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The Roots became house band for "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" this year
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Drummer ?uestlove says it's only selling out if your music starts "sounding crappy"
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Hip-hop band relies on horns, strings, percussion rather than samples
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Paul Simon, Jay-Z, Etta James, Ghostface Killah among acts they've played with

Question: Hip-hop is not famed for the longevity of its luminaries, but ?uestlove and @placeholder, aka Tariq Trotter, have been performing for crowds since the late 1980s.


Washington (CNN) -- Nine new graphic cigarette warning labels showing cancerous lesions and other impacts of smoking were unveiled Tuesday by the Food and Drug Administration, part of the agency's sweeping new powers to regulate tobacco and tobacco products. "With these warnings, every person who picks up a pack of cigarettes is going to know exactly what risk they're taking," Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told reporters. Sebelius called smoking and other tobacco use the "number one cause of preventable death" in America, claiming more than 440,000 lives a year. Cigarette packages will now carry one vivid color image and one of these warnings about the consequences of smoking: "Cigarettes are addictive"; "Tobacco smoke can harm your children"; "Cigarettes cause fatal lung disease"; "Cigarettes cause cancer"; "Cigarettes cause strokes and heart disease"; "Smoking during pregnancy can harm your baby"; "Smoking can kill you"; "Tobacco smoke causes fatal lung disease in nonsmokers"; and "Quitting smoking now greatly reduces serious risks to your health."
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NEW: Top health official says the goal is lower death toll, health care costs from tobacco
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Labels include warnings such as "Cigarettes are addictive" and "Cigarettes cause cancer"
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The new graphic labels must cover half the area on cigarette packages
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Tobacco company R.J. Reynolds says new requirements violate the First and Fifth Amendments

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Xavi has broken a Champions League record after making his 143rd appearance in the competition for Barcelona on Tuesday night. The 34-year-old midfielder replaced Ivan Rakitic in the 69th minute against PSG at the Parc des Princes. Xavi, who also has three winners medals, has surpassed Real Madrid icon Raul, who made 142 appearances. Xavi is congratulated by Thiago Motta after making his record-breaking 143rd Champions League appearance Raul - 142 Xavi - 142 Ryan Giggs - 141 Iker Casillas - 141 Clarence Seedorf - 125 Ryan Giggs - 151 Xavi - 148 Raul -144 Iker Casillas -143 Paolo Maldini - 140
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Xavi came on in 69th minute to replace Ivan Rakitic at the Parc des Princes
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Outing was his 143rd in the competition, a Champions League record
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Ryan Giggs has most appearances but 10 of those were in qualifiers

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By David Mccormack The New York apartment where Philip Seymour Hoffman tragically died of a drug overdose in February is back on the market and the rent has increased since the Oscar winner lived there. The condo, which is located in a building called Pickwick House in the West Village, is available to rent of $10,500 a month, reports the New York Post. Hoffman had only moved into the address last October, when he rented it for $9,995 a month. Scroll down for video The New York apartment where Philip Seymour Hoffman tragically died of a drug overdose in February is back on the market and the rent has increased since the Oscar winner lived there
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The West Village apartment were Hoffman, 46, was found dead in February is back on the rental market
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The Oscar winner had only moved into the $9,995-a-month condo last October after splitting with his wife
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The monthly rent has been increased to $10,500 in the building which was besieged by fans following the actor's untimely death

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By James Daniel He's skilled in cash-handling, customer service ... and fighting off would-be thieves. When Texas gas station clerk Mayura Dissanyake saw his colleague being attacked by two men, the trained mixed martial arts professional unleashed his fury. Security footage shows him running to his co-worker's defense outside Fuel Depot in Houston before laying into the alleged attackers with moves honed through years of cage fighting. 'The first guy I saw, I just kicked him in the face,' the native Sri Lankan told Click 2 Houston. 'Then I punched the other guy.' Scroll down for video Caught on camera: Footage shows the Fuel Depot worker getting out of his car outside the Texas gas station when a SUV pulls up and the alleged attacker approaches
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Security footage shows two men attack a worker returning to Fuel Depot, Texas, with a bag of money on July 10
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Gas station clerk Mayura Dissanyake, a semi-professional mixed martial arts cage fighter from Sri Lanka, ran to his colleague's defense
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One of the attackers and driver fled
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The other alleged attacker, Odell Mathis, is charged with robbery

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(CNN) -- A former Ohio doctor was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison for poisoning his wife with cyanide five years ago. A Cleveland jury convicted Yazeed Essa last week of aggravated murder for poisoning Rosemarie Essa, his wife and the mother of his two children, with a cyanide-laced calcium pill. Essa, 41, will be eligible for parole in 20 years, Cuyahoga County prosecutor Bill Mason said. His crime occurred before Ohio sentencing laws were changed to give judges discretion in determining when a convicted murderer is eligible for parole. Dressed in an orange jailhouse jumpsuit, Essa did not betray an emotion as Judge Deena Calabrese lamented that she could not hand down a stiffer sentence
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Yazeed Essa was convicted last week of giving wife calcium pills laced with cyanide
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Essa will be eligible for parole in 20 years because crime occurred before change in law
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Judge laments she cannot give Essa a harsher sentence: "You destroyed your family"
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Prosecutors alleged that the philandering doctor poisoned his wife to escape a marriage

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(CNN) -- Mississippi has kept its U.S. heavyweight title for a fifth straight year, among both adults and children. Adult obesity rates went up in 23 states in the past year, a survey shows. The percentage of adults classified as obese went up in 23 states, but Mississippi, with 32.5 percent, stayed atop the latest annual rankings by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Trust for America's Health. The same survey put the state's adult obesity rate at 31.7 percent in 2008. In addition, 44.4 percent of Mississippi children ages 10 to 17 are classified as overweight or obese, the study found.
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Survey: 44.4 percent of Mississippi children ages 10 to 17 are overweight or obese
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Economic slump could put more nutritious food out of the reach of struggling families
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Other top states were West Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina
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The survey used the Body Mass Index standards set by the CDC

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- The late Academy Award-winning composer Maurice Jarre enjoyed a glittering career composing the scores to many classic films. French composer Maurice Jarre wrote scores for films by Hollywood legends like John Huston, Alfred Hitchcock and David Lean. Last month, the 84 year-old who died Sunday gave one of his final interviews to CNN's The Screening Room, in conversation with fellow composer Alexandre Desplat. Jarre, who died of cancer, worked with many  legendary directors, like Alfred Hitchcock and John Huston. But it is the French composer's work with British director David Lean -- the scores to "Lawrence of Arabia," "Dr Zhivago," and "A Passage to India," for which he won three Oscars --  for which he is best remembered.
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Oscar-winning composer, Maurice Jarre wrote score for "Lawrence of Arabia"
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Jarre talks to CNN's The Screening Room in one of his final interviews
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The director who died Sunday also worked with Hitchcock, and John Huston
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He is in conversation Oscar-nominated composer, Alexandre Desplat

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Washington (CNN) -- Are James V. McVay's statements the shocking confessions of a man who planned to kill the president? The exaggerated claims of someone seeking attention? The rantings of a lunatic? Police, prosecutors and others are asking those questions after McVay, 41, was charged in the vicious stabbing death of a 75-year-old woman in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Stopped by police Saturday near Madison, Wisconsin, some 450 miles away from the killing, McVay confessed not only to the stabbing, but to a crime he said he hoped to commit: the assassination of a president. In statements to police, and in an unusual jailhouse interview with reporters, McVay said:
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James V. McVay says a South Dakota slaying was the first step in his plan
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The final step, he tells a reporter, was to kill Obama "at the golf range"
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A judge orders a competency evaluation of McVay

Question: McVay waived his right to remain silent and continued talking, police said, outlining his plan to travel to @placeholder to kill Obama.


'Let's do this': Aimee Copeland did not cry when her father told her she would have to have her remaining foot and fingers amputated A young U.S. woman fighting a rare flesh-eating infection has been bravely looking at her ravaged hands without shedding any tears, her father said. Georgia graduate Aimee Copeland still doesn't know that doctors plan to amputate all her fingers, just as they had to remove most of her left leg, in order to save her life. 'Her fingers are basically mummified. The flesh is dead,' her father, Andy Copeland, said in a phone interview from Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
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Aimee Copeland, 24, looked at her hands without any tears, says father
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Graduate infected with killer bug through deep cut in zip line accident
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Doctors removed most of her left leg to save her life, but is still critical
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She's not yet aware of further life-saving plans to amputate all her fingers

Question: On May 4, she was diagnosed with the rare infection and flown 200 miles to @placeholder for treatment by specialists at Doctors Hospital.


(CNN) -- On Sunday, ISIS released a new audio recording calling for Muslims to kill Americans and Europeans. In it, an ISIS spokesman states, "If you can kill a disbelieving American or European, especially the spiteful and filthy French, or an Australian, or a Canadian or any other disbeliever, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be." Last week's federal indictment against Mufid Elfgeeh provides a reminder of the potential for acts of violence by Americans inspired by al Qaeda's ideology that the new recording by ISIS seeks to exploit. Elfgeeh, a 30-year-old American citizen of Yemeni heritage who owns a pizza parlor in Rochester, New York, is accused of attempting to provide support to ISIS and planning to attack American soldiers.
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New report seeks to assess threat of terrorist attacks in the U.S.
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Peter Bergen says biggest risk is posed by individuals motivated by jihadist ideology
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Large-scale terror attacks such as 9/11 are less likely due to increased security, he says.

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By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 07:05 EST, 26 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:54 EST, 27 September 2012 Letter: Anysha, now 19, begged the court in a letter not to send her father to prison and he was handed a suspended sentence A doting father who showered his teenage daughter with thousands of pounds worth of luxuries - including a £20,000 Super Sweet 16 birthday party where Tulisa performed - has been spared jail after going bust. A High Court judge had sentenced Harby Panesar to nine months in jail after he set up a new company in defiance of court orders after his finance business collapsed.
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Harby Panesar bankrolled Anysha's dream to be a model and beauty queen
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Her Sweet 16 party was Moulin Rouge-themed and she wore a £3,000 dress
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After three years his finance business collapsed ending their lavish lifestyle
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He was jailed for nine months but the Appeal Court quashed the prison term
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His daughter begged the court in a letter not to send her father to jail

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:56 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 04:58 EST, 25 May 2013 Jailed: Former traffic warden Robert Ives issued bogus parking tickets to former colleagues A corrupt traffic warden who issued nine bogus tickets against a former colleague during a ‘campaign of bullying’ has today (Fri) been jailed for six months. Robert Ives, 59, dished out the dodgy parking notices to Kevin Phillips while based at Tooting police station in south London. Ives also forged Mr Phillips’ signature on another ticket handed to an innocent member of the public, pensioner Shamim Gilani. He was caught out after being linked to the tickets by his handwriting, Southwark Crown Court heard.
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Robert Ives, 59, dished out dodgy tickets to ex-colleague Kevin Phillips
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He also forged his signature on one handed to an innocent pensioner
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Jury convicted him of misconduct in a judicial or public office

Question: In a victim impact statement, Mr @placeholder told how he suffered from high blood pressure and that his head had been left ‘spinning’ from the stress of disputing the tickets.


(CNN) -- One of the next times owners from the 32 NFL teams will all be in one place is Super Bowl XLVIII in February. Officials from the Oneida Indian Nation have asked to join the big party at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, so they can address the NFL's kingpins about the R-word. For now, they'll have to be happy to have met with three vice presidents from the league office. Representatives of the Oneida Nation met Wednesday in New York with executives from the National Football League -- but not NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell or Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder.
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Officials from Native American group displeased after meeting with NFL officials
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Oneida Nation representative says group wants to have forum with owners at Super Bowl
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NFL says meeting is part of "ongoing dialogue"

Question: "After 81 years, the team name '@placeholder' continues to hold the memories and meaning of where we came from, who we are, and who we want to be in the years to come," he wrote in a letter on the team's website.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The death of a 14-year-old girl in England after she received a vaccination for Human Papilloma virus (HPV) has prompted a widespread freeze on the country's national vaccination program. Millions of girls have received vaccinations for HPV since 2008, the virus that causes 99 percent of cervical cancers. More than 1.4 million girls have received the vaccination in England since the National Health Service (NHS) started administering it in September 2008. Natalie Morton's sudden death Monday occurred within hours after she received a shot of the vaccine Cervarix at the NHS at her school in  Coventry.
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Teenage girl dies after receiving Cervarix vaccination for HPV
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England's national vaccination program freezes as batches are recalled
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HPV is a sexually-transmitted virus that causes 99 percent of cervical cancers
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Almost 1.4million girls in England have already received the vaccine

Question: Three other girls at the @placeholder school suffered mild symptoms of dizziness and nausea after receiving the vaccine, according to media reports.


By Will Payne In Lincoln Park, New Jersey PUBLISHED: 12:39 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:42 EST, 7 March 2014 The ‘spoiled’ cheerleader fighting a bitter law suit against her parents previously threatened to sue a teacher for kicking her out of the Homecoming dance because he thought she was drunk. Senior tutor William Schilling spotted Rachel Canning out in the parking lot with a group of boys – including her boyfriend Lucas Kitzmiller – and thought they were acting suspiciously. Earlier in the evening Rachel, now 18, had apparently been hard loudly boasting that she had Everclear, a brand of vodka.
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Rachel Canning's parents claim that the entitled teenager was so furious that her Homecoming dance was cut short that she wanted to sue the teacher who pulled her aside for drinking
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Teacher claimed she was drunk with some boys and was bragging about having a bottle of vodka
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Rachel, 18, of Lincoln Park, New Jersey, is now suing her parents because they 'abandoned' her because she ran away because she wouldn't live within their rules
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Rachel's court fight is being funded by Jon Inglesino, an attorney whose two daughters are her friends
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Rachel's parents, Sean and Elizabeth, have claimed in court papers that their daughter had her first drink at Inglesino's house
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A Facebook page set up in her name in which she allegedly blasts baby boomers is a fake, Inglesino told MailOnline

Question: In an excerpt from explosive court documents, @placeholder – a retired police chief from Lincoln Park – wrote: ‘The Inglesino household, according to Rachel in the past, is more lenient.


(CNN) -- Jonathan Walton was walking through Bishop Eddie Long's church one day when he saw something that disturbed him. He stared at a 30-foot banner draped behind the pulpit of New Birth Missionary Baptist. Church. It displayed a profile of a grinning Long with the caption: "What is God up to?" "Everywhere you went in that church, his name and face was there," says Walton, an assistant professor of religion at Harvard Divinity School in Massachusetts. "His image has replaced the cross." Long's image is now under assault. Four young men have filed civil lawsuits accusing him of abusing his spiritual authority to coerce them into sexual relationships, allegations he has denied in a statement issued by his attorney.
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Bishop Eddie Long ascension at New Birth raises questions about megachurch culture
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Some New Birth members consider Long "anointed"
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Megachurch culture creates potential for abuse, scholar says
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Religious sociologist on Long: "His ministry is over"

Question: Long wrote in his book, "Taking Over," that New Birth's deacon board was "gripping the purse strings" of the church, and "telling the man of @placeholder when to jump and how high."


(CNN) -- One of the heroes of the French Resistance against Nazi occupation, Raymond Aubrac, has died in Paris at the age of 97. With his passing, France has lost one of its few remaining links to an era that brought both humiliation and inspiration. French President Nicolas Sarkozy paid tribute to Aubrac Wednesday. "These heroes of the shadows who saved France's honor at a time when it seemed lost are disappearing one after the other," he said. Foreign Minister Alain Juppe also spoke admiringly of Aubrac. "His commitment, his courage, his refusal to give up, his attachment to the pride of France," Juppe said, "made him a hero of the Resistance -- notably alongside his wife, Lucie Aubrac."
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Raymond Aubrac was a hero in the French Resistance against Nazi Germany
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The 97-year-old and wife Lucie, who died 5 years ago, were instrumental in the historic group
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Aubrac was a Jew of Polish descent; he twice escaped Nazi capture

Question: She said that many like-minded people fled to the unoccupied part of @placeholder and used the relative freedom they had there to organize.


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 23:43 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 23:43 EST, 30 October 2013 A South Carolina man who police say shot dead his estranged girlfriend and four members of her family, including two children, before turning the gun on himself on Tuesday has been pictured, as the chilling 911 call he made before the alleged murders is released. An armed Bryan Eugene Sweatt, 27, sat waiting for his victims, who ranged in age from 9 to 51 years, as they returned to their home in Greenwood County, South Carolina, according to Sheriff Tony Davis. When they arrived he allegedly bound them with duct tape before taking their lives.
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Bryan Eugene Sweatt, 27, allegedly bound his victims with duct tape before shooting them dead in their Greenwood County, South Carolina, home
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The victims included the mother of Sweatt's baby daughter, Chandra Fields, 26 and her parents, Richard and Melissa Fields
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Chandra's nephews, Tariq Kenyon Robinson, 11, and William Asa Robinson, 9, were also shot dead in the Tuesday massacre
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Authorities said the couple had an ongoing child custody dispute, and police had been called to the house before for a domestic argument
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In a 911 call before the killings, Sweatt says he's stressed out and 'about to take my own life'

Question: However, the heavy.com reported that @placeholder had a long history of offenses including a charge of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature' in 2005.


Gerard Pique has revealed how new Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal once told him he was not 'tough enough to be a centre-back'. The Spanish star was coming through the ranks when the then Barcelona boss shoved him to the floor during a chance meeting at the teenager's grandfather's house. All smiles: Gerard Pique recalls the time he was told he wasn't tough enough by Louis van Gaal No nonsense: Van Gaal gave Pique added motivation to make it to the top However, Pique proved the Dutch coach wrong and went on to have a successful career in the heart of defence at Old Trafford and the Nou Camp.
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Manchester United boss gave Barcelona star some tough love
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Van Gaal pushed a young Pique over at his grandfather's house
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Spaniard had the last laugh after going on to have successful career
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Pique backs Van Gaal to be a success at Old Trafford

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:06 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:04 EST, 18 October 2013 Both candidates vying to become the next New York City mayor have announced they support added vacation days for Muslim public school students. Democrat and frontrunner Bill de Blasio said Wednesday that it’s only fair to give religious holidays off for the city Muslim students just as they do for Christians and Jews. His Republican opponent Joe Lhota agreed and said he’s supported such a revision of the public school schedule throughout his candidacy. Scroll down for video 'Different faiths coming together': NYC mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio spoke to Muslim Americans in Brooklyn Wednesday, where he said he supports two new school holidays for religious observance
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Both candidates say the city schools should observe the Muslim holy days of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha
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Around 13 percent of NYC public school students practice Islam
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'Everybody would like to be recognized': Mayor Bloomberg has staunchly opposed the added days off

Question: 'Those who are Muslim will be allowed to have that day off': de Blasio's Republican rival Joe Lhota said Wednesday that he's supported Muslim holidays in @placeholder schools throughout his campaign


North Korea fired two projectiles Sunday that "appear to be short-range missiles" into the sea off the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula, a South Korean Defense Ministry official told CNN. The launch took place shortly before 5 a.m. (4 p.m. ET Saturday), according to the official. The projectiles' estimated range is 500 kilometers (about 300 miles). A U.S. State Department official reacted to Saturday's launch, telling CNN, "We call on North Korea to refrain from taking provocative actions and instead fulfill its international obligations and commitments." This is the second reported launch by North Korea in recent days.
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U.S. calls on North Korea to stop "provocative actions"
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South Korean official: The projectiles "appear to be short-range missiles"
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U.S., South Korean officials reported North Korea launched 3 projectiles Thursday

Question: North Korea has launched missiles several times in the past, often while @placeholder is interacting with foreign powers.


Twitter is looking to revamp its user-protection policies after Zelda Williams, the daughter of comedian Robin Williams, was run off of the social site by abuse in the wake of her father's apparent suicide. "We will not tolerate abuse of this nature on Twitter," Del Harvey, Twitter's vice president of trust and safety, said in a statement. "We have suspended a number of accounts related to this issue for violating our rules and we are in the process of evaluating how we can further improve our policies to better handle tragic situations like this one. "This includes expanding our policies regarding self-harm and private information, and improving support for family members of deceased users."
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Zelda Williams, 25, is the daughter of Robin Williams, who died Monday
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She quit Twitter and Instagram after receiving "cruel" images of her father
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Someone sent her Photoshopped images of her dad's dead body
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Twitter says it's reviewing its protection policies in light of the incidents

Question: On @placeholder, she also addressed negativity targeting her in an announcement that she'd be taking a break from the photo-sharing app.


(CNN) -- Sen. Mitch McConnell trounced his tea party-backed opponent in Kentucky's Republican primary, leading a quartet of establishment GOP candidates to victories around the country Tuesday. After an expensive and bitter campaign, the Senate minority leader led defeated challenger Matt Bevin 60%-36%, with 97% of precincts reporting, according to numbers compiled by The Associated Press. In addition to Kentucky, more moderate candidates won in Republican Senate primaries in Georgia and Oregon and in a House showdown in Idaho. And the results in Kentucky, Georgia and Oregon could improve the GOP's chances of taking back control of the Senate come November's midterm elections.
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David Perdue and Jack Kingston will have a runoff in Georgia's GOP Senate primary
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In Oregon, Sen. Jeff Merkley, Dr. Monica Wehby win Democratic, GOP Senate primaries
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Six states held primary elections Tuesday
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Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell faces Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes

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(CNN) -- Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations who drew heavy criticism from Republicans over her statements after the September attacks on a U.S. diplomatic mission, withdrew her name from consideration for secretary of state on Thursday. In a letter to President Barack Obama, she said "the confirmation process would be lengthy, disruptive, and costly -- to you and to our most pressing national and international priorities. That trade-off is simply not worth it to our country." Obama acknowledged her letter in a statement that described her as "an extraordinarily capable, patriotic, and passionate public servant." He will meet with Rice Friday at the White House, National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor said.
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NEW: Sen. Harry Reid: Republican attacks on Rice's character were "shameful"
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Susan Rice withdraws from consideration as secretary of state
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Nomination would be "be lengthy, disruptive, and costly," she says in letter to president
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Republican critics "respect" Rice's decision, vow to continue Benghazi inquiry

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Question: It was "better to get out now" so that @placeholder could begin announcing a national security slate as early as next week.


Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber said Friday his fiancée will have no role in his administration for the rest of his fourth term after questions were raised about her consulting work. Visibly nervous as he addressed reporters with a shaky voice, Kitzhaber said Cylvia Hayes would continue her consulting business but would not work for organizations that 'have anything to do with the state of Oregon.' The Democratic governor has been on the defensive about Hays' work since newspapers first raised questions in October surrounding her consulting for organizations that want to influence the state. Addressing concerns: Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber answers questions during a news conference in Portland. Kitzhaber said that legitimate questions have been raised about his fiancee's taxes
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Governor John Kitzhaber acknowledges legitimate questions have been raised about her Cylvia Hayes, 47, taxes
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He attempted to explained why Cylvia Hayes was paid thousands from a D.C. energy company
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She was paid an additional $118,000 for consulting while she was advising the governor on the same topics
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Hayes has previously admitted to buying Washington land for a pot farm and taking part in a sham marriage to an Ethiopian immigrant
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Kitzhaber, 67, who has just begun an unprecedented fourth term as governor, said he knew nothing of her past dealings
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Asked if he considered stepping down, he said no. He said he fully intends to fulfill his unprecedented fourth term, for which he was just elected

Question: Living the life: Hayes, who became engaged to her older lover last year, lives with Kitzhaber in the lavish governor's mansion in @placeholder


It has been described as part rock concert, part investment workshop. The annual gathering of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders is an odd mix. This year, former model Kathy Ireland joined Berkshire CEO Warren Buffet and the faithful crowd of more than 30,000 who attended Saturday's events. The attendees get the chance to learn about business and life from Mr Buffett and spend the day with like-minded investors. Special guests: Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett holds up the hand of former swimsuit model and now CEO, Kathy Ireland at a mini-golf competition at his AGM in Omaha Kathy Ireland was a fixture in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for 13 consecutive years with her last issue coming in 1996 after being on three different covers.
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Buffet widely considered the most successful investor of the 20th century
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Berkshire Hathaway AGM for shareholders give Buffet 'rock star' treatment
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Celebs attending this year include former model Kathy Ireland
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Ireland has run design and marketing firm Kathy Ireland Worldwide for last 20 years

Question: Kathy Ireland: After appearing as a model in 13 consecutive Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues, she now runs the brand product marketing company, '@placeholder'


Ronny Deila refused to blame the officials for Celtic's defeat to Dundee United, but told his sloppy players its time to sharpen up. Jackie McNamara's side halted the Hoops' run of eight successive league wins as they moved to within four points of the Scottish Premiership leaders with a 2-1 win. Stefan Scepovic had a goal wrongly chalked off for offside late on as United held on for their first victory over the Glasgow giants since May 2012. Celtic manager Ronny Deila (right) watches on during his side's 2-1 loss to Dundee United at Tannadice Park Deila refused to point the finger at referee Steven McLean or his assistants, but the Norwegian did reveal his anger at the way his team allowed Nadir Ciftci and Stuart Armstrong space to put the home side in front.
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Dundee United halted Celtic's run of eight successive league wins
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Jackie McNamara's side have moved within four points of Celtic
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Ronny Deila's team still lead the Scottish Premiership
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Nadir Ciftci and Stuart Armstrong scored for Dundee
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Leigh Griffiths fired in a late consolation for Celtic

Question: Stuart Armstrong (second left) celebrates after he doubles @placeholder's advantage in the 65th minute


By Victoria Woollaston and Ellie Zolfagharifard PUBLISHED: 12:52 EST, 13 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:06 EST, 13 March 2014 Following reports London is set to get a staggering 250 new high rises and skyscrapers over the next decade, a British architect has created his own vision of the capital’s future. In David Edwards’ concept designs, wind turbines are built on the Thames, Waterloo Bridge is transformed into a garden, and The Shard is upstaged by a series of pointed skyscrapers all over the city. Edwards developed the concepts to promote the sci-fi film The Machine, released in cinemas next week.
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British architect David Edwards has designed concept images showing a futuristic view of London
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It includes wind turbines and flood systems built along the Thames, and Waterloo Bridge transformed into a garden
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Various pointed Shard-style structures are shown littered throughout the landscape alongside other skyscrapers
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Edwards’ vision is set in the near future when the world is in the depths of another Cold War
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The images were developed to promote science fiction thriller The Machine, in cinemas from next Friday

Question: In the film, this soldier, called @placeholder, has been designed to look like a human, but with superhuman strength, speed and fighting skills.