Determined D.A. : Tom Sneddon, seen here during the 2005 trial against Michael Jackson, died on Saturday at the age of 73 Tom Sneddon, the former district attorney who sought twice to try Michael Jackson on child molestation charges and was disparaged in one of the pop star's songs, has died. Sneddon, aged 73, died Saturday at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital after a battle with cancer, said Patrick McKinley, a retired assistant district attorney for Santa Barbara County. Sneddon investigated Michael Jackson on child sexual abuse allegations in 1993 and again a decade later. The first case fell apart after a young boy's family accepted a multimillion dollar settlement from Jackson and declined to testify against him.
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Tom Sneddon passed away in Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara
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Sneddon first went after Jackson in 1993 for allegedly molesting a boy at his opulent 2,700-acre Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos
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In 2005 he lost second case against Jackson, in which he was accused of plying alleged victim with wine and sexually assaulting him at Neverland
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Jackson, who died in June 2009, repeatedly denied the allegations

Question: A second set of allegations against Jackson made by a young cancer survivor resulted in a televised trial in 2005 which ended with @placeholder being acquitted.


(CNN) -- Missed it by that much! In a year that forecasters said there would be a few more hurricanes than normal, Humberto on Wednesday fell just a few hours short of setting a record for the latest first hurricane to form in the Atlantic Ocean. Normally, three hurricanes would have formed in the area by this time in hurricane season. All that it had to do was wait until after 8 a.m. ET, but alas, no. Three hours ahead of that mark, the National Hurricane Center in Miami dubbed it a legitimate storm with sustained winds of a 75 mph, the threshold for a hurricane.
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2013 was almost a record-setter for latest first hurricane formation
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Humberto formed in the far eastern Atlantic early Wednesday
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Forecasters predict an above-average year for Atlantic storms
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Hurricane season ends on November 30

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By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 04:47 EST, 24 October 2012 | UPDATED: 09:26 EST, 24 October 2012 A teenager, 16, mocked the two women Pcs shot dead in Manchester saying he wished they were stabbed because it would hurt more during a verbal rampage. The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, also racially abused an Asian officer after he was arrested with a ‘cosh-type’ bar hidden up his sleeve. The boy taunted police about the deaths of Pcs Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23, just five days after the pair was gunned down outside a house last month.
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A 16-year-old boy mocked police and said he wished the Pcs shot dead last month had been stabbed to make it more painful
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He also praised Dale Cregan, the man charged with their murders
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The boy racially abused an Asian police officer
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He had been arrested after officers found a 12-inch bar hidden up his sleeve
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He was ordered to help build a memorial garden for the killed Pcs

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New York (CNN) -- Police will investigate the deaths of nearly 100 animals that were found in a Petco store after flooding in upstate New York, Johnson City Mayor Dennis Hannon said Monday. Employees at the Oakdale Plaza store checked on the premises late Wednesday and "all was still well," Petco chief executive Jim Myers wrote Sunday on the chain's official blog, PetcoScoop. "When the team members checked again early Thursday morning, the store was flooded with four feet of water and we were unable to enter," wrote Myers. A river flood warning was issued Wednesday afternoon for the entire Johnson City area, along with flash flood warnings that continued well into Thursday, according to Joanne Labounty, a spokeswoman for the National Weather Service.
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Flooding hit upstate New York last week
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Nearly 100 animals were found dead after a Petco store flooded
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Petco apologizes to the community after residents express outrage
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The chain has launched an internal investigation

Question: "We apologize to the members of the @placeholder community and look forward to serving you better in the future," Myers wrote.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 19:54 EST, 27 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:10 EST, 29 April 2013 Superstar footballer Cristiano Ronaldo last night denied cheating on his girlfriend with a Brazilian model who won the title 'Miss BumBum' in a catwalk competition. Andressa Urach had claimed the Real Madrid striker slept with her in a hotel just 48 hours before a key Champions League semi final which his team lost 4-1 to German side Borussia Dortmund. The 27-year-old told The Sun: 'I have always thought Cristiano is one of the most gorgeous men in the world, so I couldn't believe it when he got in touch with me.
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Andressa Urach said striker slept with her just 48 hours before key match
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Ronaldo's team lost the match 4-1 to German side Borussia Dortmund
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He says although he was at hotel, everything else is 'fiction and forgery'
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Real Madrid player, 28, is dating 27-year-old Russian beauty Irina Shayk

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By Matt Chorley and Jonathon Hopkins Britain is 'getting back to work', David Cameron declared today as the number of people in a job soared by the highest figure since records began. Employment levels rose by 283,000 in the last three months - the largest quarterly increase in 43 years. The proportion of women in work reached 67.7 per cent, a new record high, as total unemployment fell by 133,000 to 2.2million in the three months to March, the lowest level since January 2009. There are a record 30.430million people in work, up by 283,000 on the end of last year
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Unemployment fell by 133,000 to 2.2million in the three months to March
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Jobless rate 6.8%, down from 6.9% in the three months to February
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Average earnings increased by 1.7% in the year to March, slightly ahead of the latest CPI inflation rate of 1.6%

Question: ‘Although headline wage growth is still above @placeholder, the fact that wages made no headway in March suggests that the recent increase was a flash in the pan, and not the sign of a sustained trend.’


A mother who is documenting her three-year-old autistic son’s journey to forming a bond with his pet Labradoodle through a series of heart-warming photos says she’s already spotted things in common between the adorable pair. ‘They both like to chew things and confined spaces,’ Cassandra Merrigan, 29, told Daily Mail Australia. And little Alex thinks pet Ollie makes a great pillow: ‘Ollie has got that really lovely fleece and Alex likes how it feels. You will see Alex rubbing his feet all over Ollie.’ When the cheeky three-year-old was diagnosed with autism this year Cassandra said she was heartbroken but not surprised as she’d had concerns about his speech since he was a toddler.
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Cassandra Merrigan from South Sydney fundraised $15,000 to help buy her autistic son an assistance dog
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Three-year-old Alex was diagnosed with autism earlier this year and it can take him months to form bonds
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Specially trained autism assistance dogs can help improve social skills, provide calm and be used for safety
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Ollie was trained for 10 months and even went to doggy bootcamp before he began helping Alex

Question: One of @placeholder’s fondest moments since Ollie joined their family was when Alex curled up with him ‘and used him as a pillow’.


(CNN) -- With her signature Friday on Senate Bill 1070, Gov. Jan Brewer launched Arizona into a maelstrom of national controversy, community conflict and extreme fiscal risk. In doing so, she failed a basic test of courageous leadership -- recognizing and acting responsibly when political symbolism and populist pandering crosses into dangerous policy. The governor should have known better, if only because recent history demonstrates the folly in enacting measures like Arizona's SB 1070. SB 1070 will be subject to multiple legal challenges, and the state will devote precious resources to defend a law that has so many serious constitutional flaws that it will likely never be implemented. The neighboring state of California faced this circumstance 15 years ago when Gov. Pete Wilson championed Proposition 187, enacted by voters in November 1994.
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New immigration law follows in footsteps of California's Prop. 187, says Thomas Saenz
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He says California found that its attempt to control immigration was pre-empted by federal law
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Saenz says Arizona will have to expend resources to administer and flawed legislation

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Question: Nonetheless, Arizona will experience extreme and dire consequences, just as @placeholder experienced a decade-and-a-half ago.


News alert: Some things you read on the Internet are not true. As obvious as that may seem, and as savvy as you'd think we'd be a decade after deposed Nigerian princes began e-mailing us with the promise of vast riches, 2013 has turned out to be the Year of the Online Hoax. And, guess what? Most of us seemed to love every minute of it. In just the past week or so, the Web has been duped by the viral rise of a snarky Thanksgiving Day airplane spat, a not-so-poor poverty blogger and a Twitter feud between a comedian and a salsa company.
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Viral hoaxes hit the Internet big in 2013
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Media analyst: Spreading viral stories fast is big business
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The fake "Elan vs. Diane" airplane spat captivated thousands on Thanksgiving
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Analyst: "Sometimes, with these stories, we all want them to be true"

Question: But all mourned this year on @placeholder where bad information, whether planted intentionally or accidentally, can spread fast.


Camp Virginia, Kuwait (CNN) -- The U.S. military is ordering that soldiers crossing from Iraq into Kuwait be returned home at a faster rate, a move that comes as commanders work to break up a bottleneck of troops who have been pouring across the border ahead of a year-end deadline to withdraw, CNN has learned. "The order is to have these soldiers off the ground in Kuwait as soon as possible," a military official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told CNN. The official, based in Kuwait, was not authorized to speak to the media. "They don't want these soldiers sitting around here. They want them home."
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Military official: "They don't want these soldiers sitting around. They want them home."
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The U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq is on schedule, a military official says
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More than 5,800 armored vehicles are expected to pass through Camp Virginia, an officer says

Question: The president's announcement followed news that negotiations to extend the deadline broke down after Iraq's top political leaders refused to grant U.S. troops legal immunity, opening up the prospect of soldiers being tried in Iraqi courts and being subjected to @placeholder punishment.


Spain coach Vicente del Bosque is concerned a long season may have taken a physical toll on his players but believes there is enough time for them to get in shape before the World Cup finals starts next month. Most of the world and European champions’ squad will be drawn from Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid and the three clubs were involved in a tense fight for the La Liga title that was only decided on the final day. Worry: Del Bosque fears that the long season may harm Spain's chances at the World Cup in Brazil Battling: Barcalona and Atletico decided the title on La Liga's final day, after a three-way fight with Real
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Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid and Barcelona had three-way fight for title
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Madrid sides meet in Champions League final on Saturday
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Majority of Spain squad comes from top three clubs
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Del Bosque worried that playing longer than other teams might harm chances

Question: 'There is a bit of concern about the condition of the players, to see what shape they are in,' Del Bosque said in an interview published on the official @placeholder website.


London (CNN) -- The Democratic Republic of Congo has been torn apart for most of its bloody history. Its people have known little other than death, war and greed. The central African state has been plagued by fighting over the control of its phenomenal natural resources -- a wealth of diamonds, gold and copper that sparked a war responsible for the deaths of over five million people. But now its citizens have the chance to experience rare unity as the country's top football team seeks to complete an incredible journey. African champions TP Mazembe will take on the might of Europe's finest, Inter Milan, in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup in Abu Dhabi on Saturday night.
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Congolese club TP Mazembe becomes first African team to reach FIFA Club World Cup final
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Moise Katumbi, governor of Katanga province, has bankrolled the club's success
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DR Congo's bloody war only ended in 2003, which saw 5.3 million people killed
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The team take on European champions Inter Milan in Abu Dhabi on Saturday night

Question: @placeholder's money has transformed TP Mazembe from a failing club with an illustrious past -- they won back to back African titles in 1968 and 1969 -- into the best team on the continent.


Beijing (CNN) -- Divining what is going in China's opaque political world is like reading tea leaves: it may be interesting but it's ultimately a futile exercise. The 18th Congress of the 82-million-member Chinese Communist Party, expected to happen in mid-October, will be a landmark event -- it will usher in a new generation of leaders to rule China for the next 10 years. Yet, little is known about what to expect. Some changes are imminent. Hu Jintao, the incumbent president and party general secretary, will step down and be replaced by Xi Jinping, the current vice president. Many members of the 25-member Politburo and the 371-member Central Committee are also expected to be replaced. These are the two policy-making bodies in the party's pyramid organization.
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18th Congress of the 82-million-member Chinese Communist Party chooses new leadership
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President Hu Jintao will step down and likely be replaced by Vice President Xi Jinping
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Political maneuvering has increased among various camps as congress nears
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Two camps dominate: that of retired president Jiang Zemin and that of President Hu

Question: "What @placeholder needs to do now is to keep a clean slate and a low profile and figure out how to consolidate his power," he explained.


Taking a moral stand: Prime Minister David Cameron said it was time to teach right from wrong David Cameron last night called on the Archbishop of Canterbury to lead a return to the ‘moral code’ of the Bible. In a highly personal speech about faith, the Prime Minister accused Dr Rowan Williams of failing to speak ‘to the whole nation’ when he criticised Government austerity policies and expressed sympathy with the summer rioters. Mr Cameron declared Britain ‘a Christian country’ and said politicians and churchmen should not be afraid to say so. He warned that a failure to ‘stand up and defend’ the values and morals taught by the Bible helped spark the riots and fuelled terrorism.
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PM said it's easier to be Jewish or Muslim in Britain than in a secular country like France
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Britons 'treasured' responsibility, hard work, charity, compassion, humility, self-sacrifice, love and pride in working for the common good, says PM
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Even admitted he was only a 'vaguely practising' Christian with 'full of doubts' about theological issues

Question: Challenged: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, should take the lead in promoting @placeholder teachings, according to the Prime Minister


(CNN) -- With Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry set to meet in Vienna and the November 24 deadline to the P5+1 and Iran nuclear talks in sight, the White House's ability to provide Iran with significant sanctions relief early in a nuclear deal remains unclear. At the same time, any perceived failure by the U.S. to deliver could complicate, if not poison, what will already be a tenuous post-deal period. U.S. negotiators have not helped their cause. During the latest round of talks in New York, the U.S.'s lead negotiator, Wendy Sherman, promised that "as soon as we [the U.S.] suspend our major sanctions -- which will happen very early in the agreement -- the world will flood into Iran." Her comment was echoed by that of Western diplomats, who likewise urged the Iranians "not [to] underestimate the huge economic relief for their people" in case of a nuclear deal.
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White House's ability to provide Iran with sanctions relief is unclear, writes Tyler Cullis
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Cullis: A poll suggests Iranians do not believe U.S. is willing to lift sanctions
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With ISIS conflict, Obama administration cannot afford hostilities with Iran, he says
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White House involvement needs to accelerate, he writes

Question: Most firms avoid Iran -- even when engagement is permitted -- out of terrified respect for @placeholder sanctions enforcers.


By Jill Reilly US advisers in Iraq risk assassination by troops they are trying to train, according to a classified report. Americans who are assigned to advise Baghdad’s forces could be at risk because so many units are  deeply infiltrated by either Sunni extremist informants or Shiite personnel backed by Iran, the report by United States detailed. If the US does decide to assist in moving back the the advances made by Sunni militants in northern and western Iraq over the past month, the assessment concludes that only about half of Iraq’s operational units are able to carry out the push.
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Many units are deeply infiltrated by Sunni informants or Shiite personnel
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The threat are the extremists backed by Iran, according to US officials
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Up to 300 special operations forces to deployed in the country

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One summer signing is flying, but Swansea City will perhaps be more focused on the one who was crying. What a loss Jefferson Montero will be to this side if the hamstring injury that wrecked his afternoon proves to be serious. It was the rapid winger who made the only goal of the game for Gylfi Sigurdsson and the same little man who gave Jores Okore the kind of twisting, turning runaround that leads to a sleepless night. Not bad for 22 minutes of work. But then his hamstring went and turned a game that was looking one-sided into something far more even.
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Gylfi Sigurdsson scored the only goal of the game in the 13th minute to give his side the three points
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The Iceland international struck a curling free-kick past the diving Brad Guzan to score early winner
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Paul Lambert's Aston Villa were unable to find an equaliser during the remaining 77 minutes

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 10:12 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:37 EST, 27 May 2013 Charlotte Motor Speedway said 10 fans were injured Sunday at the Coca-Cola 600 and three of them were taken to the hospital after a nylon rope supporting a Fox Sports overhead television camera fell from the grandstands and landed on the track surface. CMS vice president of communications Scott Cooper said after the race that all three fans were treated and released from the hospital. He said he couldn't discuss the nature of their injuries due to privacy laws. Scroll down for video
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Three fans were treated at a nearby hospital, while seven others were treated at the track and released
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An investigation has now been planned, and use of the camera at NASCAR events has been suspended
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At least three cars were damaged after rolling over the cable

Question: Clean-up: Track workers round up cable from an aerial Fox Sports camera on the front stretch during a red flag in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at the @placeholder


(InStyle.com) -- In "Eat, Pray, Love," Julia Roberts plays Liz, a globe-trotting, soul-searching writer who spends the better part of a year living out of her suitcase (and who looks great nevertheless). It's the latest in a long line of memorable -- and stylish -- roles for the star. But twenty-plus years in the spotlight have proved that she's no slouch on the red carpet, either: Her simple, classic aesthetic consistently scores high marks. Read on, as InStyle pays tribute to her 10 most memorable looks ever, both on-screen and off. "Pretty Woman" Believe it or not, it's been two decades since the premiere of "Pretty Woman," the blockbuster romantic comedy that made Roberts a bona fide star. Even more shocking: Many of the 1990 film's ensembles still look remarkably chic! It's hard to pick a favorite, but we adored the gorgeous red off-the-shoulder gown she wore the night that Edward (Richard Gere) took her to the opera.
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We adored the gorgeous red off-the-shoulder gown she wore in "Pretty Woman"
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Roberts wore push-up bras and big earrings as Erin Brockovich
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The actress went retro for the 2003 film "Mona Lisa Smile"

Question: "Erin Brockovich" Critics -- and fans -- were amazed by Roberts's vulnerable-yet-tough portrayal of a flashy, fed-up single-mom-turned-legal-crusader in 2000's "@placeholder."


(CNN) -- The Obama administration may very well be right that the attack in Benghazi which claimed the lives of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other U.S. officials was part of a pre-planned terrorist operation. It would have happened sooner or later regardless of any protests against an obscure anti-Islam film made in America. The attack apparently occurred because in recent days, the al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri posted a video online calling on Libyans to avenge the killing of al-Qaeda's second in command, Abu Yahya al-Libi. According to our own sources at Quilliam Foundation, the attack was the work of roughly 20 militants prepared for a military assault. It is rare, for example, that an RPG7 -- an anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher -- would be present at a civilian protest. The attack against the consulate had two waves. The first attack led to U.S. officials being evacuated from the consulate by Libyan security forces, only for the second wave to be launched against U.S. officials after they were kept at a secure location.
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U.S. consulate in Libya was attacked; some thought it was because of a video
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Noman Benotman: The attack was most likely a pre-planned terrorist operation
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He says attack does not represent views of most Libyans, who are grateful to U.S.
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Benotman: The international community must not give up on Libya's reconstruction

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Rangersesque. Or a timely reminder that, however wildly the oldco/newco debate may still rage in certain quarters, some things never change. When these two teams meet, there is invariably only one winner. Cowdenbeath chairman Donald Findlay weighed into the fray at the weekend with his assertion that Rangers are a ‘new entity’. On Tuesday night at Central Park, his boys found their opponents just as difficult to beat as any Rangers side in history; their wait for a first victory over the Ibrox outfit since April 1930 goes on. An early strike by Nicky Law, a Kyle Miller own goal and a late finish by sub David Templeton were enough to take Ally McCoist’s team another three points closer to the Championship summit, as they navigated another potentially tricky encounter on a cold night in Cowdenbeath, where men are men — and even the bravest are happy to wear crash helmets.
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Rangers moved four points behind Hearts in the Scottish Championship
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Cowdenbeath have not beaten the Ibrox side since April 1930
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Goals from Nicky Miller, David Templeton and an own goal from Kyle Miller completed a 3-0 victory for Ally McCoist's side

Question: The tyre marks on the infield provided a visible reminder, if the well-worn track and the safety fences weren’t enough, of the fact that @placeholder is arguably much more famous for stock-car racing than football; this might have been one of the few nights when the beautiful game attracted as many as the meat-and-potatoes motorsport action.


(CNN) -- Ecuador is calling for British authorities to help investigate after officials found a secret recording device planted inside the South American country's embassy in London. A "spy microphone" was found inside the Ecuadorian ambassador's office on June 14, Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino told reporters Wednesday. It was hidden inside a small white box inside an electrical outlet, partially covered by a bookshelf, he said. The discovery, Patino said, "very seriously concerns us." "We are requesting backing from the British government to continue with the investigation of the device found," he said. The device, he said, contained a SIM card and was designed to transmit private conversations occurring inside the embassy. Ecuadorian authorities believe it had been in place for weeks.
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Ecuador says a hidden recording device was found inside its London embassy
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The "spy microphone" was placed in an electrical outlet, the foreign minister says
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He calls for British authorities to assist in Ecuador's investigation

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Liverpool host Chelsea in a the first leg of their enthralling Capital One Cup semi-final clash on Tuesday night. The match at Anfield will pip Brendan Rodgers against Jose Mourinho and follows a history of classic cup ties between the two sides. Here, Sportsmail's Martin Keown previews the huge clash... Brendan Rodgers' (left) Liverpool will host Jose Mourinho's Chelsea in Tuesday's Capital One Cup semi-final JOSE MOURINHO VS LIVERPOOL Played 19, Won 10, Drawn 4, Loss 5 Win percentage: 52.6% Jose Mourinho's record against Liverpool as Chelsea boss is good, losing just five of 19 games. He has only faced Liverpool once before in the League Cup, but it was a key game - the 2005 final that gave Jose his first trophy in England.
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Liverpool host Chelsea in Capital One Cup semi-final on Tuesday night
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Jose Mourinho has a good record against Liverpool historically
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There've been some classic cup ties between sides and this could be too
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Cesc Fabregas must ensure he impacts on the game for the Blues
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Brendan Rodgers should revert to four at the back against Chelsea

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(CNN) -- Alex Ferguson's decision to step down as Manchester United manager after more than a quarter of a century in charge leaves the club's hierarchy with the unenviable task of replacing the Scot, given his phenomenal success at Old Trafford. Ferguson has won more than 30 trophies, including 13 English league championships and two European Cups. It is a record that most managers might wilt under given the level of expectation that will inevitably accompany Ferguson's successor. "It's impossible to emulate Ferguson and deliver what he has done," according to former Monaco technical director and chief executive Tor-Kristian Karlsen.
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Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is retiring after 26 years in charge
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Everton manager David Moyes is the frontrunner to succeed Ferguson
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But one expert says Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho is the perfect choice
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Tor Kristian-Karlsen: "It's impossible to emulate Ferguson"

Question: If the United board do plump for Moyes, they will not have to pay any compensation as the @placeholder's Everton contract runs out at the end of the season and no agreement has been reached over a new deal.


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 05:12 EST, 15 August 2011 Supercop: William Bratton is being brought in as an adviser but has staked a claim for the top Met job David Cameron's new adviser on gang warfare would be prepared to become a British citizen to become head of the Met Police. American 'supercop' Bill Bratton has told friends he is prepared to swap his nationality if it made any difference to the selection process for the country's top police job. Mr Bratton, credited with turning around the New York Police Department and its Los Angeles counterpart, said he believed an outsider could reinvigorate a police force.
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Chiefs round on Cameron's new police advisor
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Boris Johnson calls for more bobbies on patrol

Question: He added that British gangs are ‘much smaller and less sophisticated than in @placeholder.


Tanupriya Khurana watches intently as her sister Bhavna gets a makeover at a designer cosmetics kiosk in the middle of one of Delhi's most popular malls, Select Citywalk. Shades of velvety pink blush roll over Bhavna's olive cheeks. She holds up a mirror and inspects the results. Behind the kiosk, a clothing and lingerie store displays trendy fashions on mannequins with blond hair, blue eyes and milky white complexions. They look nothing like Tanupriya and her sister or the hundreds of other Indians milling about this upscale shopping complex on a Sunday afternoon. Even the advertisements and store posters that use Indian faces promote a look that is unattainable for most Indians: long, silky straight hair; a tall, thin body; and, most importantly, a fair complexion. The most popular Bollywood stars such as Aishwarya Rai -- a former Miss World -- look more white than Indian.
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Many Indians feel the disturbing obsession with fairness is compounded by Westernization
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Interest reignites after Nina Davaluri, of Indian descent, is crowned Miss America
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Author recalls family members telling her to stay out of the sun lest she turn darker

Question: But even those here who do not dispute the new Miss America's beauty said this: A pageant or a @placeholder role is one thing, but when it comes down to finding a bride for a beloved son, Davaluri, despite her stunning looks, would be too dark to make the cut.


He was just a baby when his father was shot dead - a few days before they would have met. Now brave Ashton Sexton-Farquhar has paid tribute to the soldier he never saw, laying a poppy wreath in his honour on Remembrance Sunday. Ashton, now four, made the heart-rending public gesture in Colchester, Essex. Scroll down for video Heart-rending: Ashton Sexton-Farquhar was just five months old when his father was shot and killed by Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan. Today he led tributes in Colchester, Essex, by laying a poppy wreath in his honour Ashton, now four years old, said at the public remembrance event: 'I am very proud of my daddy. He's my hero'
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Ashton Sexton-Farquhar made heart-rending gesture in Colchester, Essex
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His father Shaun Sexton was killed in 2010 when boy was five months old
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Killing in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, was days before planned return
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Mother Trudy, 37: 'I want Ashton to grow up knowing his dad was a hero'

Question: His son wore a suit and tie with a poppy today at the Colchester war memorial, on what would have been Mr @placeholder's 35th birthday.


(CNN)Kanye West is on an apology spree. In a series of tweets, West  reached out to singers Beck and Bruno Mars to express remorse over his well-documented disses. "I would like to publicly apologize to Beck. I'm sorry Beck," West tweeted Thursday night. West turned heads -- and not in a good way -- when he briefly  went on stage after Beck won a Grammy for Album of the Year. In an interview after the show this month, West asked  Beck "to respect artistry" and give the award to Beyonce. Though West did not grab Beck's microphone like he's done in the past, his brief stunt was similar to a 2009 incident when he stormed the stage during the VMAs and declared Beyonce should have won an award instead of Taylor Swift.
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"I would like to publicly apologize to Beck. I'm sorry Beck," he says
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Bruno Mars got more than an apology

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 13 April 2012 | UPDATED: 07:45 EST, 14 April 2012 Newt Gingrich may not have much of a shot at becoming President, but he is refusing to go quietly. And while he is no longer talking about the colonising the Moon, he does have plans which cover the entire globe. The former House Speaker told the National Rifle Association today that gun ownership should be a right for everyone in the world, and called on the UN to adopt a treaty enforcing this. Outspoken: Newt Gingrich has proposed to extend gun rights to the whole world
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Romney promises to defend right to bear arms
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Santorum enrols daughter, three, as NRA member

Question: The gathering of gun enthusiasts comes as Mr @placeholder is trying to woo conservative groups to consolidate his base after fending off challengers on his right.


Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- Amanda Knox, the American student convicted of killing her British roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy, faced a surprise accusation Monday from another man behind bars for the murder. Rudy Guede refused to say Knox was not involved -- and prosecutor Giuliano Mignini read out a letter saying Guede thought the American and her then-boyfriend had killed Kercher. Guede wrote to a news website in the spring of 2010, after the three were convicted, referring to "a horrible homicide of a splendid young girl, Meredith Kercher, by Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito." Mignini produced a copy of the letter on Monday during Knox's appeal against her conviction. Defense lawyers said they did not know of the existence of the letter before Mignini read it in court.
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NEW: Knox hopes DNA report due Thursday will help her defense, her father says
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Amanda Knox says she is "shocked" by the testimony of Rudy Guede
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Guede, convicted separately of killing Meredith Kercher, denies another convict's story
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Knox and her former boyfriend were found guilty in 2009 of killing Kercher in Perugia

Question: Guede had been called as a witness to corroborate the story of another convict who told the court just over a week ago that Guede had said Knox and @placeholder were not involved.


Greeted by crowds of delighted flag-waving children, it was a bittersweet moment for the Duchess of Cornwall as she arrived at a school once attended by her late brother Mark Shand today. The Duchess, who was there to unveil a memorial to the late conservationist, was left devastated by his untimely death in New York earlier this year. Mr Shand had been due to return to Saint Ronan’s School in Hawkhurst, Kent, to talk about his work as a conservationist and tell the children about his elephant charity but died before  making the trip. Scroll down for video Proud: A beaming Duchess of Cornwall arrives to meet pupils at Saint Ronan's School in Kent
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The Duchess of Cornwall unveiled a memorial to her brother Mark Shand
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She was visiting the Kent school where he spent five years as a child
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Saint Ronan's has also renamed a sports pitch Shand-Ba in his honour
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Camilla, who was left desolate by Mr Shand's death, also met current pupils
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Afterwards, she visited the Chapel Down Winery in the village of Tenterden
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She sampled the newest vintage and was given a magnum of Cuvée Camilla

Question: Tribute: @placeholder in front of the school's new pitch, currently being built, which will be called Shand-Ba


By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 07:47 EST, 9 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 9 July 2013 Prosecutors are to reconsider a decision not to bring charges in the case of Jimmy Mubenga after an inquest found he was unlawfully killed as he was deported from Britain. Mubenga, 46, was on a British Airways flight bound for his native Angola when security guards noticed he was not breathing and stopped the plane on the runway. The father-of-five later died in hospital and today an inquest jury recorded a majority verdict of unlawful killing. After the verdict was announced, the Crown Prosecution Service said it would now reconsider its original decision not to bring criminal charges in the case.
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The 46-year-old was on a flight back to Angola when he stopped breathing
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The plane was stopped on the Heathrow runway and he died in hospital
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Mr Mubenga had finished jail term for committing actual bodily harm
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He was restrained by three G4S security guards on the October 2010 flight
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Inquest jury at Isleworth Crown Court records a verdict of unlawful killing
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CPS is reconsidering its decision not to bring charges against guards

Question: A @placeholder spokeswoman said: 'The death of anyone in our care is deeply felt by all of us and the death of Mr Mubenga was a very tragic event.


Islamic State has crushed a pocket of resistance to its control in eastern Syria, crucifying two people and executing 23 others in the past five days, a monitoring group said today. The insurgents, who are also making rapid advances in Iraq, are tightening their grip in Syria, of which they now control roughly a third, mostly rural areas in the north and east. Fighters from the al-Sheitaat tribe in eastern Deir al-Zor had tried to resist Islamic State's advance this month, according to residents near the area and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based monitoring organisation. Islamic State fighters crucified two Syrian tribesmen as they fled to a nearby village called Shaafa, while 23 others have been executed
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Islamic State tighten grip on Syria and are making rapid advances in Iraq
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The militants crucified two men for  'dealing with apostates' in Mayadin
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They beheaded two more for blasphemy in the nearby town of al-Bulel
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A further 19 men from the al-Sheitaat tribe were executed, 18 shot dead and one beheaded, on the outskirts of Deir al-Zor

Question: Tribal sources say the conflict between @placeholder and the al-Sheitaat tribe, who number about 70,000, flared after Islamic State took over of two oil fields in July.


JONESTOWN, Guyana (CNN) -- Cyanide was being bought and shipped to the Rev. Jim Jones' jungle compound in South America for at least two years before 909 Americans died there at the command of their cult leader, CNN has learned. Sources in Guyana said the Jonestown camp began obtaining shipments of cyanide -- about a quarter to a half-pound of the deadly poison each month -- as early as 1976, well before most of Jones' followers made the move there. CNN's Soledad O'Brien tells the story of the last hours of Jonestown -- and the few who did survive out of desperation and daring -- as CNN Presents "Escape from Jonestown."
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In 1978, 909 Americans were led to mass murder-suicide by the Rev. Jim Jones
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One-third of the dead at Jonestown were children; only 33 people survived
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Jones led followers to their deaths after his gunmen killed congressman, others
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Sources: Jonestown camp received monthly shipments of cyanide in 1976

Question: In the mid-'70s, when a magazine raised questions about church beatings and financial abuses, Jones moved his flock to Guyana, in @placeholder, to the jungle settlement he called his "beautiful promised land."


(CNN) -- When Se Ri Pak won the U.S. Women's Open in 1998, she could not have imagined the impact it would have on the golfing world. Then 20 years old, and the only South Korean on the LPGA Tour, Pak won a titanic 20-hole playoff to claim her second major title in her rookie season. She had won the LPGA Championship earlier that year, but it was her success at Blackwolf Run that triggered a phenomenal boom in female golfing talent in both her home country and Asia in general. Four of the last five U.S. Women's Open champions have been from Korea, most recently Na Yeon Choi -- who on Sunday clinched her first major title with a four-shot victory over compatriot Amy Yang at the same course in Kohler, Wisconsin where Pak inspired so many dreams.
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Na Yeon Choi becomes fourth Korean in five years to win U.S. Women's Open
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She watched Se Ri Pak win the same tournament at the same venue in 1998
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Pak congratulates Choi after finishing tied for ninth at Blackwolf Run on Sunday
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Choi's compatriot Amy Yang claims second place in the major tournament

Question: I really appreciate what @placeholder did and all the Korean players, what they did.


Astronauts who flew to 45,00ft to help launch the doomed Virgin Galactic spaceplane that malfunctioned in mid-air today saw the explosion that killed one of their friends, it was claimed. One pilot for the embattled space tourism company was killed when SpaceShipTwo, the advanced plane meant to take passengers into sub-orbital flight, came apart seconds after its mid-air launch. Rick 'CJ' Sturckow was one of the pilots flying the WhiteKnightTwo launching craft, MailOnline can reveal - and so would have been with the killed pilot - still unnamed - minutes before the disaster. Scroll down for video Explosion: SpaceShipTwo is pictured above blowing apart in mid-air after detatching from WhiteKnightTwo
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Rick 'CJ' Sturckow is one of the small pool of Virgin Galactic space pilots
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MailOnline can reveal he was flying launch craft - not doomed space plane
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SpaceShipTwo was carried to 45,000ft, released and exploded, killing one
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Another pilot parachuted from spacecraft, but was seriously hurt
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Family friend of Sturckows said he is fine - but would have been able to see

Question: @placeholder's engines had kicked in after it detached from WhiteKnightTwo, a twin-hulled airplanes which carried SpaceShipTwo to launch altitude.


By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 14:06 EST, 13 July 2012 | UPDATED: 17:06 EST, 13 July 2012 A woman missing for four days and feared murdered after her family received a sinister text message claiming she was dead has been found alive 1,577 miles away, it emerged on Friday. Rajwinder Kaur, of Queens, New York, never returned home after leaving to do volunteer work on Sunday evening. Later that night, her sister received a text message with the words: 'The girl with this phone is dead, was smiling'. But Kaur was tracked down by police 1,577 miles away in Dallas, Texas, yesterday, when a friend who had bought her bus ticket tipped them off, MSNBC reported.
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Last seen leaving her Queens, New York home to do volunteer work in Brooklyn at 8pm on Sunday
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That evening her sister received a harrowing text claiming she was dead
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Had sold many of her possessions on eBay shortly before disappearing leading police to believe she may have run away to join a cult

Question: Police said Kaur's phone was tracked to @placeholder that night where it was then shut off.


By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd South Africa won the Commonwealth Games rugby sevens gold at Ibrox, beating four-time defending champions 17-12 in the final. The All Blacks had never lost a single match in the course of winning their past four back-to-back titles in the event's 20-year history, but fell to defeat against the impressive Springboks. Cecil Afrika scored the decisive try after Seabelo Senatla's double had turned around a half time 7-0 deficit. Contrasting emotions: Werner Kok celebrates while Tom Mikkelson reflects on a rare All Blacks defeat Winners: Werner Kok and Warren Whiteley take bites out of their medals after beating New Zealand
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Four-time champions New Zealand have never lost a single Games match
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Cecil Afrika scored the decisive try in a brilliant team performance

Question: 'As a country we have a lot of chances to win medals but as a @placeholder rugby player it is disappointing to come second.'


(CNN) -- The Creators Project, a partnership between Vice Media and Intel, took over the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, on October 15 and 16 to continue its mission to bring art, music and tech together in exciting and unexpected ways. In addition to installations like David Bowie's "Life on Mars" revisited by Mick Rock and Barney Clay, a cocoon of light and sound by filmmaker Jonathan Glazer and Spiritualized's J. Spaceman, interconnected floor panels by Cantoni and Crescenti that undulate when you walk on them and the massive, responsive light cube by United Visual Artists, there were films by Spike Jonze and Arcade Fire as well as a screening of Kevin Macdonald's user-generated film "Life in a Day."
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Karen O premieres her psycho-opera "Stop the Virgens"
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Florence + the Machine debut songs from their upcoming album "Ceremonials"
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Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé of Justice play a DJ set

Question: When the lights come up on the stage, @placeholder, in a headdress and long red and white robe, appeared behind a screen projected with bare trees and snow falling up.


Sportsmail examined 10  playmakers from the Premier League and ranked them against each other using their statistics. We've looked at pass completion, pass completion in final third, goals scored, chances created and dribble success rate. And here's how the scoring works: If the player ranks first, he gets 10 points. If he ranks second, he gets nine points. Third? Eight points. And so on, until the person in last gets a single point for coming 10th. Eden Hazard, Santi Cazorla, David Silva? What about Raheem Sterling, Christian Eriksen and Juan Mata? The Barclays Premier League is packed full of brilliant playmakers.
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Eden Hazard has created 59 chances and has eight goals for Chelsea
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Surprise package Stewart Downing has five goals and created 60 chances
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Arsenal's Santi Cazorla has the second-best dribble completion
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Sportsmail used statistics and a points system to rank our list of 10
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Scroll down to find out which player tops the lot in the Premier League

Question: Surprisingly for a player in a passing-orientated side, his passing in the final third is a full 10 per cent less than @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 13 November 2013 | UPDATED: 06:23 EST, 14 November 2013 It was the shocking discovery that tore two families apart and forever changed the security procedures of U.S. hospitals. Now, 18 years later, America's most widely-reported case of two children who were switched at birth continues to remain relevant - and one of the girls has given a rare interview about how it has affected her as an adult. Callie Johnson was just three-years-old when single mother Paula Johnson discovered the toddler was not biologically hers. Her biological parents were Kevin Chittum and Whitney Rogers, and the daughter they took home and raised, Rebecca, was actually Paula's birth child.
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Callie Johnson is one of the two girls at the center of the most notorious switched at birth case, which gripped America when discovered in 1998
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In July 1995 two baby girls were switched shortly after birth at UVA hospital
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The parents raising the other baby, named Rebecca Chittum, were killed in a car crash the same day UVA discovered the swap
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Young couple Kevin Chittum and Whitney Rogers died not knowing daughter Rebecca wasn't theirs biologically and they never met Callie
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Now 18, Callie has given her first interview about her life and the gratitude she has for Paula Johnson
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Paula fought to keep Callie and get custody of Rebecca as well
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A judge ruled Rebecca would stay with Kevin and Whitney's family instead

Question: 'She was born in @placeholder's belly and she was born in my heart'.

Question: Struggle: After finding out the truth, Paula Johnson (left) began a long and arduous custody battle to claim her biological daughter, Rebecca Chittum, following the death of @placeholder's parents


Janice Manzur, 44, (pictured today) and her daughter Amber, 25, reportedly weigh a total of 43 stone and receive £34,000 a year in handouts and say they'd rather be happy and on benefits than thin A mother and daughter who reportedly weigh a total of 43 stone and receive £34,000 a year in handouts say they'd rather be happy and on benefits than depressed and thin. Janice Manzur, 44, and her daughter Amber, 25, use mobility scooters as their weight means they struggle to get around, while Janice's home in Kirkcaldy, Fife, has been modified by the council to accommodate her disability.
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Janice Manzur, 44, and daughter Amber, 25, weigh a combined 43 stone
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They use mobility scooters as their weight makes it hard to get around
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Both live in homes that are modified to accommodate their disabilities
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Pair say they would rather be happy then 'depressed and thin'
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They have no plans to diet and say being big is 'in our genes'

Question: Asked if she sees @placeholder drive the 50 yards to her mother's house the neighbour said: 'Yes.


By Stephen Mcgowan For six months, Celtic have thought of little else but this. The fraught process of qualifying for the group stage of the Champions League begins under the low clouds of Iceland on Tuesday evening. Failure is unthinkable. Few expect KR Reykjavik to be the toughest test Scotland’s champions will encounter en route to the rich man’s playground which is worth an annual £15million. Were qualification down to dressing room IQ, however, KR would be favourites. One of their players is a banker, another an architect and most of the others are students. But the capacity of their KR-Vollur Stadium — a  glorified public park — is just 1,700.
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Celtic boss Ronny Deila and his side begin their Champions League qualifiers in Iceland on Tuesday evening
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KR boast a banker, architect and a collection of students in their side
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The KR-Vollur Stadium in Reykjavik can hold just 1,700 fans
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If Celtic make it through to the group stages it will be worth £15m

Question: And no one knows yet what @placeholder can bring to this team, to this club.


By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 08:42 EST, 7 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:44 EST, 7 March 2013 The handwritten notes which saved the lives of the astronauts on the  Apollo 13 mission are set to fetch £60,000 at auction. The notes, made famous by the hit 1995 film starring Tom Hanks, were used by Commander Jim Lovell to work out how to perform a vital 'burn' on the way back to Earth. If Commander Lovell had got the sums wrong then it is likely that he and his fellow astronauts, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert, would have perished in space.
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The notes were used by Jim Lovell to work out how to perform a vital 'burn'
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They are expected to fetch £60,000 at auction in New York
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If Lovell had got the sums wrong the astronauts would probably have died

Question: As the crippled spacecraft's navigation equipment was not working correctly the commander used the @placeholder as a reference point.


(CNN)A little more than a decade ago, Idaho high school running back Tyler Wright was scoring touchdowns for the Boise High Braves. On Sunday, he'll pilot an Army helicopter over the NFL world championship. "I can't believe my son is flying over the Super Bowl," RaeAnn "Annie" Smith told CNN on the phone from her home. You can understand why she's so excited. Around kickoff time, when opera star soprano Renée Fleming sings "...And the home of the brave..."  80,000 fans in the stands — and millions more on TV — will watch Wright and his eight fellow pilots soar high over East Rutherford, New Jersey's, MetLife Stadium.
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Sunday's Super Bowl flyover price tag: about $100,000
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9 Army helicopters will soar over New Jersey's MetLife Stadium
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Pilot explains how military aviators fly over arenas with split-second timing
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Flyover includes three types of choppers: Black Hawks, Chinooks and Apaches

Question: Turns out, Wright was really good at flying @placeholder, his mom said.


By Lizzie Parry A toddler died after getting caught in the cord of a window blind, which strangled her, as she played a game of hide and seek with her older brother. Two-year-old Sophie Allen died in hospital on Saturday, five days after her mother Danielle Hudson, found her lifeless daughter in her bedroom. The 28-year-old today warned other parents of the dangers posed by window blind cords. Sophie and her brother Jayden, four, were playing a game of hide and seek at the family's Sunderland home on Easter Monday. Tragic: Two-year-old Sophie Allen died in hospital on Saturday, after becoming entangled in a window blind cord while playing hide and seek with her older brother
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Sophie Allen died at Newcastle Royal Victoria hospital on Saturday
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Two-year-old got tangled in beaded cord loop while playing with brother
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Mother Danielle Hudson urged parents to be aware of the dangers
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Paying tribute she said: 'She was loving and happy, always smiling'

Question: Mother-of-three Miss Hudson said she was oblivious to what had happened, until her son told her that @placeholder was stuck.


By Gerard Couzens PUBLISHED: 07:17 EST, 23 August 2013 | UPDATED: 11:02 EST, 24 August 2013 Spanish police have come under fire for sending divers to inspect a concrete reef in Gibraltan waters who then took underwater pictures of themselves unfurling the Spanish flag. The divers then posted the images on Twitter while Spain's Guardia Civil police released footage of the diving stunt last night. Gibraltar has accused the police of violating 'British sovereignty' by attempting to exercise jurisdiction in its territory.Scroll down for video Incursion: A Spanish police diver hold up the Spanish flag while inspecting one of the concrete blocks dropped by the Gibraltan government off the coast to encourage marine life
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Police divers took pictures of themselves posing with the Spanish flag by the man-made reef and then posted them on Twitter
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Gibraltar Governor Sir Adrian Johns criticised the diving stunt
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Meanwhile chief minister Fabian Picardo is seeking to defuse dispute with Spain by letting its fishermen return to British waters
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It would allow around 59 boats to return to their traditional fishing grounds

Question: Spain wants the reef removed, claiming it prevents @placeholder fishermen from accessing the waters surrounding Gibraltar.


(CNN) -- Jason Momoa's audition tape for "Game of Thrones" is an impressive piece of work. The actor gave a breakthrough performance as Dothraki leader Khal Drogo in the first season of "Game of Thrones," and a 35-second audition tape proves that he was pretty much born to play the part. A 2012 YouTube clip of the audition, resurfaced by Time, shows Momoa giving a captivating performance of a haka, a traditional dance done by the Maori people of New Zealand. Momoa was born in Hawaii, but the actor told New Zealand's Stuff last year that he feels a kinship with the Maori.
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Jason Momoa's audition tape for "Game of Thrones" is captivating
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The actor performs a traditional Maori haka
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Question: To win the part of @placeholder, Momoa wanted something powerful and irresistible to watch -- and haka fit the bill on both counts.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- In many ways, Josh Stepakoff's childhood came to an abrupt halt at 10:49 a.m. on August 10, 1999. That's the moment a man named Buford Furrow entered the front door of the North Valley Jewish Community Center in Los Angeles and started shooting. Five people were wounded, including three children. Stepakoff, who was attending summer camp there, had the bad luck to be in the lobby. He took two bullets to his left leg and hip. He was 6 at the time, and is among few people who witnessed the horrific sights and sounds of a mass shooting as a very young child. Like the children of Newtown, Connecticut, he saw blood, he heard screams and he was scared for his life.
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Three children were wounded in a 1999 shooting in Los Angeles
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The survivors of the Connecticut school shooting have a long road ahead, one says
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Now in their teens, the survivors say they were traumatized for years
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"I couldn't be an average child," says Ben Kadish

Question: "My slogan was, 'You're @placeholder and you can do anything,'" he remembers with a smile.


Two rescue missions carried out by US Special Forces to save hostages held by ISIS in Syria ended in failure last night, according to reports. The botched operations took place in ISIS' de facto capital city of Raqqa yesterday - with the objective being to retrieve a number of hostages being held in the jihadist stronghold in northeastern Syria. Among the captives they hoped to save was Muadh al-Kasasbeh - the Jordanian pilot who was captured by ISIS after his plane was downed over their territory. Scroll down for video Failed operation: Two rescue missions carried out by US Special Forces to save hostages, including Jordanian pilot Lt Muadh al-Kaseasbeh, ended in failure last night
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Failed mission took place in ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, northeastern Syria
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Heavy raids carried out while coalition forces attempted to deploy troops
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But two gunships carrying would-be-rescuers were forced to abort mission
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Jordanian pilot Muadh al-Kasasbeh was captured by ISIS on December 24

Question: @placeholder army troops were reportedly involved in the previous rescue attempt, with some eyewitnesses claiming they saw soldiers wearing Jordanian army fatigues.


A contestant on the upcoming series of The Bachelorette, Eric Hill, has died in a tragic paragliding accident. The 32-year-old reality TV contestant was injured when his parachute collapsed and swung him into the side of a hill instead of away from it while he was paragliding at Point of the Mountain in Draper, Utah, on Sunday. He had been in a coma in hospital, but lost his battle Wednesday, according to his sister, Karen Tracy. Scroll down for video Tragic: Bachelorette contestant Eric Hill has died three days after a paragliding accident in Utah, pictured here with Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman while filming the ABC show in Ventura Beach, California, on March 15
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Eric Hill was paragliding from a Utah mountainside in highly turbulent conditions when his parachute collapsed
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He was rushed to the hospital in a coma, but lost his battle today
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The 32-year-old was briefly a contestant in an upcoming season of The Bachelorette, which is still filming
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Eric had been travelling since February 2013 in an attempt to visit every country in the world
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The Bachelor producers have released a statement saying they are 'deeply saddened'

Question: Contender: The active adventurer impressed @placeholder with his singing skills during a group date on the show


(CNN) -- One by one, surviving family members and friends stepped up to a podium in Arlington National Cemetery. Before them were short lists of names, which included their loved ones -- fathers, sisters, sons and more. Slowly, they read the names, each one punctuated with a ring of a bell, to honor and remember who was lost. A quarter of a century ago Saturday, Pan Am Flight 103 exploded in the evening skies above Lockerbie, in Scotland, killing all 259 people on board and 11 more on the ground. Events Saturday in the United States and Britain marked the 25th anniversary of a bombing that devastated families on both sides of the Atlantic. It remains the deadliest act of terrorism on British soil.
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Services are held in the United States and Britain to remember those killed
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It's been 25 years since Pan Am Flight 103 exploded in the skies above Lockerbie, Scotland
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Syracuse University remembers 35 of its students who were on the plane
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Prime Minister David Cameron says memories of the 270 dead "have not dimmed"

Question: Today, our thoughts turn to its victims and to those whose lives have been touched and changed by what happened at @placeholder that night."


After promising a "day of retribution" on YouTube, a heavily armed, mentally disturbed 22-year-old went on a killing spree in a California college town, authorities said. He fatally stabbed three men in his residence, shot two women to death in front of a sorority house, shot a man to death inside a deli, exchanged gunfire twice with police and injured 13 people as he drove from block to block, the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office said Saturday night. Elliot Rodger, 22, ended the Friday night rampage near the University of California, Santa Barbara, apparently by fatally shooting himself in the head while sitting behind the wheel of his wrecked BMW, Sheriff Bill Brown said.
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Man with three handguns and a car killed 6, injured 13, authorities said
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"Tomorrow is the day of retribution," Elliot Rodger said in a video
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Rampage occurred near the University of California, Santa Barbara
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"He aimed his car at our group of friends and gunned it into us," victim says

Question: The @placeholder collided with other cars and came to a stop.


Vladimir Putin and his top apparatchiks should face international justice over the annexation of Crimea, Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko demanded today. Vowing to win back the Black Sea peninsula in future, Poroshenko alleged the rights of people in the annexed region had been repressed under Kremlin control. His demands came as Kiev delayed a promised pullback of heavy weapons from the front line in eastern Ukraine, saying continuous attacks from rebel troops means they cannot safely withdraw. Scroll down for video Demand: Vladimir Putin (left) and his top apparatchiks should face international justice over the annexation of Crimea, according to Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko (right)
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Petro Poroshenko says rights of Crimeans are being repressed by Russia
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Demanded both international and Ukrainian trials for all those responsible
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Insisted Russian officials stand trial in the Hague over the annexation
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Poroshenko  said Ukraine will win back the Black Sea peninsula 'in time'
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Comments come as Kiev delayed a promised pullback of heavy weapons

Question: @placeholder used an address on the first anniversary of the start of the annexation to promise his country will regain control over the peninsula.


New laws with echoes of Labour's anti-social behaviour orders will be used to bring radical preachers under control, the Home Secretary has revealed. Theresa May said Britain must use 'all the legal powers we need to prevail' after American journalist James Foley was beheaded by a masked 'British' extremist dubbed Jihadi John. They would include new civil powers to target radical preachers whose outbursts fall short of breaking the law, and similar Asbo-style 'banning orders' to outlaw groups communicating extreme views. Scroll down for video New powers: Theresa May said Britain must introduce all the legal powers necessary to win the struggle against terror. These are set to include civil orders for those whose activities fall short of breaking the law
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Theresa May proposes new civil laws to target radical preachers and groups
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They would focus on people who do not meet threshold of breaking the law
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Laws resemble Asbos as they could prompt criminal offence if breached
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Unlike Tpims which focus on terror suspects, law would target recruiters

Question: This aspect is similar to @placeholder, which have largely fallen out of use since they launched in 1998 amid widespread controversy.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Don't let Jack Johnson fool you. Jack Johnson makes sure his business and his concert venues are environmentally friendly. Tabbed as a "mellow rocker" by perhaps one too many publications, the chart-topping singer-songwriter has a fire within that belies his laid-back manner -- a fire that extends to his company, Brushfire Records, and his environmental activism. Johnson started the record label in 2002 "as a way to put out soundtracks for surf movies we were making," he says. "Then our friends G. Love and Special Sauce were coming to the end of their record deal with another label, and the idea came up to put out their stuff."
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Jack Johnson has artist-friendly record label, Brushfire Records
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Johnson also puts green interests at forefront
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Singer-songwriter's new album is "Sleep Through the Static"

Question: I feel grateful to @placeholder for having the idea to bring together all these like-minded people to make music together," he says.


By Reuters Reporter Positive economic data and signs of compromise in Congress have the International Monetary Fund predicting faster economic growth in the United States next year. IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde also praised the U.S. Federal Reserve's announcement last week that it intends to scale back its massive monetary stimulus. 'Growth is picking up,' Lagarde said. 'And unemployment is going down. So all of that gives us a much stronger outlook for 2014, which brings us to raising our forecast.' Things looking up: IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde announced Sunday that the Washington-based lender will upgrade their economic forecast for the U.S. for the coming year
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Managing Director Christine Lagarde of the Washington-based International Monetary Fund said Sunday that the lender predicts 2014 will be a year of growth in the U.S.
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Lagarde credited signs of compromise in Congress in addition to the Fed's announcement
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The IMF predicts 2.6 percent growth next year after growing 1.6 in 2013

Question: At the time, Lagarde warned that Congressional failure to raise the @placeholder debt ceiling could damage not only the United States, but the rest of the global economy.

Question: A @placeholder, deeply divided along party lines, did manage to pass a limited, two-year budget deal last week to trim some planned spending cuts and reduce the risk of a government shutdown.


(CNN) -- Attorneys representing Casey Anthony invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 60 times during a deposition given in a civil suit against her, according to a transcript of the proceedings. In addition, Anthony's attorney Charles Greene asserted he would also invoke the Fifth Amendment on her behalf if questioning delved into the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. Anthony, who was acquitted in July of murder charges in Caylee's death, is being sued in civil court by a woman named Zenaida Gonzalez. When Caylee was reported missing in July 2008 -- a month after she was last seen -- Anthony maintained she had been kidnapped by her nanny, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez.
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Anthony says she has not spoken to her parents in years
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Zenaida Gonzalez is suing Anthony for defamation
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Gonzalez lost her job, received death threats, attorneys say

Question: Gonzalez's attorneys claim, according to questions asked of Anthony in the October 8 deposition, that @placeholder was questioned by the police in Caylee's disappearance, was kicked out of her apartment complex, lost her job and that she and her two daughters received death threats as a result of media attention in the case.


(CNN) -- Sometimes the price of success is losing the thing you most cherish. For Charlotte Dujardin, every triumph in the sporting arena seemingly took her another step closer to an uncertain future. Billed as "The Girl with the Dancing Horse" after her heroics at the London 2012 Olympics, she feared that every time she competed would be the last waltz with her equine partner. The mere thought of losing her "best friend" reduced Dujardin to tears. Valegro, the horse on which she won double gold, on which she was crowned double European champion and on which she aims to repeat the feat at August's world championships, was attracting big offers.
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Charlotte Dujardin rode to double dressage gold at the London Olympics on Valegro
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But the fear was the partnership would be separated with Valegro up for sale
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The partnership is now safe and the pair have gone on to break world records
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Dujardin now has the world title in her sights, the one major success missing from her CV

Question: She and @placeholder have plenty of competitions ahead of them.


(CNN) -- Germany made it seven wins out of seven with a comfortable victory over Azerbaijan to put themselves on the brink of qualification for Euro 2012. Goals from Mesut Ozil, Mario Gomez and Andre Schurrle helped Joachim Loew's side to a 3-1 triumph in Baku as they moved 11 points clear in qualifying Group A. It would take an unlikely series of events for them to be caught by second placed Turkey, who have a game in hand on their rivals. Real Madrid midfielder Ozil was first to find the net, collecting Benedikt Hoewedes' cross before firing a drive into the corner.
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Germany on verge of qualifying for Euro 2012 after beating Azerbaijan in Group A
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Goals from Ozil, Gomez and Schurrle make it seven wins from seven matches
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Germany are now 11 points ahead of second placed Turkey
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Sweden thrash Finland 5-0 to close the gap on Group E leaders Netherlands

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MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Five of six men accused of plotting terrorist acts with al Qaeda were convicted Tuesday by a Miami jury after six days of deliberation, authorities said. Narseal Batiste, 35, was the only defendant found guilty of all four conspiracy charges. The six suspects were arrested in June 2006 for allegedly conspiring to blow up buildings, including the 110-story Sears Tower, the nation's tallest building, in Chicago, Illinois; the FBI's Miami office and others. The suspected ringleader, Narseal Batiste, 35, was the only defendant found guilty of all four conspiracy charges, including conspiring to incite a rebellion against the United States, supplying materials to a terror organization and terrorists, and conspiring to destroy buildings with explosives.
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Men accused of plotting terrorist acts with al Qaeda
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This is the third trial in "Liberty City 7" terrorism case
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Two juries in Florida deadlocked in high-profile terrorism case
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Sticking point for previous juries: Whether defendants were seriously plotting

Question: In other excerpts, Batiste told the informant his people needed training, and they discussed going to @placeholder because the city has underground trains and tunnels.


(CNN) -- Kim Clijsters enjoyed a tennis career that would be the envy of most women on the WTA Tour, but it is not a path she would like for her four-year-old daughter. The Belgian has topped the world rankings, celebrated four grand slam triumphs and earned over $24 million in prize money before calling time on her glittering career at this year's U.S. Open, but she hopes daughter Jada can find a profession away from the court. "I'm not the kind of person where I want her to be like me and want her to have a career like me," the 29-year-old told CNN's Open Court in her homeland, where she was staging an event to thank her compatriots for their support over the last 15 years.
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Kim Clijsters would prefer her daughter not to play professional tennis
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The four-time grand slam winner ended her career after this year's U.S. Open
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The Belgian reached the top of the world rankings and earned over $24 million
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Clijsters' mother was a gymnast and her father was a professional footballer

Question: "One of my biggest highlights is the @placeholder victory when I came back," she explained.


(CNN) -- Lion, the latest version of Apple's operating software for its Mac computers, was released to the public on Wednesday. It's an update that continues to blur the line between software on mobile devices and desktop computers. Marking the eighth major release of new software for Apple computers, Mac OS X Lion offers 250 new features, according to the company. With multi-touch gesturing, full-screen app display and access to the Mac App Store built directly into the software, the system was clearly designed to make working on a Mac more similar to working on an iPad. "Lion is the best version of OS X yet, and we're thrilled that users around the world can download it starting today," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, said in a written statement.
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Apple's Mac OS X Lion released on Wednesday
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The new operating system for Macs adopts features from mobile devices
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New system has 250 new features, Apple says

Question: "Switching to Lion will require a major adjustment even for veteran Mac users, though it will be easier for those who use iPhones or @placeholder," he wrote.


(CNN) -- The Thai navy has filed criminal charges against two journalists over a report tying military personnel to human trafficking. The criminal defamation and computer crimes charges against the reporters from Phuketwan -- a news website in the province of Phuket -- relate to the July 17 article that included information from a Reuters investigative piece that alleged some Thai naval forces have been profiting from the smuggling of ethnic Rohingya migrants fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar. According to the charge sheet, the navy accuses the journalists of knowingly publishing false information and committing slander. If found guilty, veteran Australian journalist and editor of Phuketwan, Alan Morison as well as reporter Chutima Sidasathian, a Thai citizen, could face up five years behind bars.
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Thai navy files criminal defamation and computer criminal charges against journalists
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Phuketwan cited a Reuters' report implicating authorities in trafficking Rohingya migrants
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Human Rights Watch warns the move will curtail media freedom in Thailand

Question: @placeholder, although a small organization, has become known for its investigations into allegations of abuse against Rohingya people in Thailand and corruption on the island of Phuket.


(CNN)Said and Cherif Kouachi, who are the leading suspects in Wednesday's attack on the magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, grew up in a world of poor job prospects, life in the French equivalent of the projects and prison time that is not untypical for the French "underclass," which is disproportionately Muslim. On Friday, the two brothers were killed in a shootout with police, achieving their goal of a supposedly heroic "martyrdom." Before they died, one of the brothers spoke on the phone to a journalist from the French news network BFM saying, "We are just telling you that we are the defenders of Prophet Mohammed. I was sent, me, Cherif Kouachi, by al Qaeda in Yemen. I went there and Sheikh Anwar Al-Awlaki financed my trip... before he was killed."
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Peter Bergen: As with some other French Muslims, the brothers were marginal, economically and socially
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He says they became active in Middle East causes, had contact with other prisoners

Question: He fell under the spell of a militant cleric in the 19th arrondissement, a gritty immigrant-dominated suburb of northeastern @placeholder that has little in common with the glamorous French capital city that is known to tourists.


(CNN) -- The Obama administration asserts America is "not alone" in planning its proposed Syria strikes, though ally countries have yet to formally join the call for limited military action now advanced by the White House. Whether other countries will participate in an American offensive against Syria remains to be seen. Short of an official White House list of who's in, analysts and CNN correspondents size up which countries may -- or may not -- play a military or diplomatic role in a planned U.S.-led air assault on Syria. What about the British, our loyal ally in the Iraq War?
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A U.S.-led coalition to bomb Syria has yet to take shape
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British legislators vote against joining, but experts say it's possible they may reconsider
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The French Parliament is expected to take up the U.S. proposal this week
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Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey will support U.S. in different ways, even under the table

Question: "Britain cannot be and will not be part of any military action" against Syria, he said, adding that he respects the outcome of last week's vote and "will not be bringing back plans for @placeholder participation in military action."

Question: Jordan is unlikely to be involved directly in a U.S. strike against Syria because @placeholder could face retaliatory missiles and terror attacks from the Syrian regime.


These are the eerie images of an abandoned train yard in Hungary where visitors can see rotting carriages once used by the Nazis to transport hundreds of thousands of Jews to their deaths at Auschwitz concentration camp. The pictures, taken at the Istvantelek train workshop near Budapest, are a snapshot of a bygone era, with huge locomotives standing in a crumbling shed that is slowly being reclaimed by nature. The repair shop opened in the early 1900s and has witnessed 80 years of tumultuous Hungarian history that included the fall of a monarchy, Nazi occupation and transformation into communist state loyal to the Soviet Union.
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Pictures taken at Istvantelek train workshop near Budapest show abandoned train engines and carriages
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Some of the trains were once used by Nazis to transport hundreds of thousands of Jews to  Auschwitz
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Other carriages contain rail tickets from 1967 when Hungary was a communist state loyal to the Soviet Union

Question: Eerie: One rusting passenger train contained old train tickets dating from 1967 - midway through the @placeholder occupation of Hungary (pictured in this image and the three images below)


Hundreds of motorcyclists dressed up in festive fancy-dress took part in a charity drive yesterday. The bikers hit the road dressed up as Santa, elves, and even a Christmas dinner, on rides kitted out with fairy lights, tinsel and Rudolph noses. Charity Santa’s On A Bike attracted up to 600 riders on 400 vehicles travelling in convoy through Bristol to raise money for Children’s Hospice South West. Scroll down for video Speedy Santas: Nearly 600 Santa Claus took part in the charity motorbike race The fancy-dress charity ride has been an annual event since 2004 and it is organised by Rolls Royce worker Will Brown.
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Nearly 600 bikers dressed up as Santa Claus to raise money for charity
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Father Christmas charity events were held all over the world this weekend, including Liverpool and Maine, U.S.

Question: in Liverpool earlier today and an @placeholder ski resort filling its


By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:04 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:12 EST, 19 September 2013 Missing: Kyron Horman holding a teddy bear before he mysteriously vanished in 2010 The divorced parents of a 10-year-old boy who went missing in 2010 have appeared on television together for the first time in three years. Dr Phil dedicated the hour-long programme to an interview between Desiree Young and Kaine Horman, whose son Kyron Horman mysteriously vanished from his school. They questioned each other over events which led up to disappearance of the boy, who was seven years old when he failed to arrive at Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon.
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Kyron Horman was seven when he disappeared in June 2010
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Interview was first time parents have been face-to-face in three years
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His mother Desiree Young said they both had failed to protect Kyron
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Kaine Horman, his father, apologised for having an affair
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His new wife, Terri Horman, was the last person to see the schoolboy alive

Question: @placeholder filed a $10 million suit against Terri Horman last year, alleging the stepmother kidnapped Kyron Horman.


(CNN) -- The dream of a white Christmas was turning into a nightmare for some as forecasters predicted a heavy snowstorm would continue on Friday across parts of the central United States. In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where snowfall totals reached about 14 inches, crews were out in full force Friday trying to clear roads, move abandoned cars and rescue motorists, CNN affiliate KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City reported. Officials told KOCO some motorists were still trapped Friday and likely spent the night in their vehicles, though hundreds were rescued and taken to shelters. Forecasters predicted more snow for areas already covered by heavy snowfall Thursday.
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NEW: Interstate-94 closed from Iowa border to Canadian border because of storm
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Five Oklahomans killed during storm that dumped 14 inches, CNN affiliate KWTV reports
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Blizzard warnings issued Friday for several counties in Minnesota
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National Weather Service says Duluth, Minnesota, may get 2 feet of snow

Question: In 106 years, residents of @placeholder have awakened to snow six times on Christmas morning, CNN's Sean Morris said.


A man has been charged with murder after a married couple were subjected to a 'violent and sustained' attack in their £750,000 home. Lithuanian builder Viktoras Bruzas, 38, appeared at South East Surrey Magistrates' Court in Redhill today on two counts of murder. Patrick Kettyle, 55, and his wife Gillian Kettyle, 54, were found dead at their Surrey home shortly after midnight on Thursday after police received a call from Mrs Kettyle's 16-year-old son, Timothy. Lithuanian builder Viktoras Bruzas, 38, (right)  has been charged with murder after the bodies of married couple Patrick (left), 55, and Gillian Kettyle, 54, were discovered at their Surrey home on Thursday
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Viktoras Bruzas was charged with murders of Patrick and Gillian Kettyle
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The 38-year-old appeared at South East Surrey Magistrates' Court today
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He has been remanded in custody and will appear in court on Tuesday
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Police said the Kettyles were subjected to a 'violent and sustained' attack

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By Nathan Klein PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 14 March 2014 | UPDATED: 09:42 EST, 14 March 2014 Singer Christine Anu is working on a brand new music track - and using the rhythm of Australian's heartbeat for the one-of-a-kind production. In an Australian first, the 43-year-old My Island Home singer has partnered up with Heart Research Australia (HROz) and Metamucil to create the new song, and remind people of the importance of maintaining low cholesterol levels in the process. By placing a single index finger against the specially designed heartbeat pod, the device is able to listen to the user’s heartbeat before translating it into a unique music track.
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Christine Anu is using Australians heartbeat in new music track
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The Australian-first initiative is to promote lower cholesterol levels
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She partnered with Heart Research Australia and Metamucil for the initiative

Question: 'I can’t wait to hear the different heartbeats of @placeholder and use them to release a music track with all proceeds being donated to Heart Research Australia.'


Mexico City (CNN) -- Mexican President Felipe Calderon defended his government's approach to combating crime and drugs Monday during his final state of the nation address. More than 47,500 people have died in drug-related violence in Mexico since December 2006, when Calderon took office and announced plans to deploy troops to combat cartels. He steps down in December. "What's clear ... is that we've made advances Mexicans should feel proud of," the president said, adding that it may take years for his government's efforts to come to full flower. "Mexico has started along the path toward a life full of liberty and security."
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President Felipe Calderon will step down in December
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He will be replaced by Enrique Pena Nieto, who leads a rival party
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More than 47,500 people have died in drug-related violence in Mexico since 2006

Question: @placeholder authorities recently accused four top military officials, including a former deputy defense secretary, of connections with organized crime in what could be one of the highest-profile corruption cases in recent history.


Hundreds of copies of Anne Frank's 'The Diary of a Young Girl' have been defaced at public libraries across Tokyo, it has been revealed. At least 265 books have been vandalised at 31 municipal libraries in Japan's capital since the end of January. Most have had dozens of pages ripped out of them - with others having specific extracts torn out. Defaced: More than 250 copies of Anne Frank's 'The Diary of a Young Girl' have been vandalised at public libraries across Tokyo. Above, damaged copies of the diary and other related books at Shinjuku City Library Shocking: Kotaro Fujimaki, director of Shinjuk City Library, displays a ripped picture book of Anne Frank's diary. He said copies of the book are now being stored behind the library's reception desk following the vandalism
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At least 265 books vandalised at 31 public libraries across Japan's capital
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Japanese police are investigating, but say motive for damage is unclear
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Vandals have targeted 'The Diary of a Young Girl' and other related books
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Librarians have now moved copies behind library counters for protection
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Anne Frank wrote diary while hiding from Nazis in Amsterdam during war
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She died of typhus aged 15 at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945
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Her father later published book, which has since gained worldwide fame

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By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 12:22 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:05 EST, 15 October 2013 Shoppers at a supermarket in Cambridge were left baffled to see fruit and vegetable signs written in Welsh. Customers at the Asda store at the Beehive Centre were confused to see the Celtic signs almost 200 miles away from Wales. Thankfully, the banners which signpost fruit and vegetable aisles were also written in English so local residents were able to find their way around. Lost in translation: Shoppers were baffled by the signs which give the Welsh names for fruit and vegetables
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Customers were baffled by the signs which are written in Welsh and English
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The store in Cambridge is almost 200 miles from Wales
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Asda spokesman says the signs were the result of mix-up at the printers

Question: Just 19 per cent of the population of Wales is fluent in @placeholder which is considered a minority language.


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 05:21 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:53 EST, 8 August 2012 The next leader of Britain? Mayor Boris Johnson seen at the London Studios this morning prior to his appearance on ITV's morning programme Daybreak Boris Johnson has dismissed talk of him becoming the next prime minister, joking: 'How could anybody elect a prat who gets stuck in a zip wire?' The London mayor was repeatedly asked in an interview if he would like to be the next prime minister but dismissed speculation as a 'silly season' story. He was shown footage of him stuck last week on a 150ft high, 1,000ft long zip wire at the London Live event in Victoria Park, east London, when he was left dangling over a crowd of people after losing momentum.
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Mounting speculation that London's mayor is angling for Tory top job
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He will embark on 'world tour' after the end of London Olympics
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Influential Tory MP Nadine Dorries says Boris is the party's only hope
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Mr Cameron dodges question of his rival's ability in interview with LBC

Question: Speculation has been rife that Mr Johnson is positioning himself to replace @placeholder in the Tory top spot before the next General Election in 2015.


London (CNN) -- Controversial Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli will be given another chance after being caught in a heated training ground bust-up with manager Roberto Mancini on Thursday. Photographers outside the English Premier League champions' training ground captured images of the pair grappling, prompting coaching staff to intervene to separate them. Balotelli then walked off the pitch, before leaving the training ground about 10 minutes later. The flamboyant 22-year-old has infuriated his manager on several occasions since being signed from Inter Milan for $39.1 million in 2010. Mancini recently said that the Italy international needed to train harder to make the playing team, and once threatened he may never play for Manchester City again after he was sent off during a defeat at Arsenal.
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Mario Balotelli and Roberto Mancini were embroiled in bust up in training on Thursday
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The Manchester City striker and manager had to be separated by coaching staff
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The scuffle was sparked by Balotelli's hostile challenge on a fellow player
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Mancini downplayed the incident on Friday, saying he would give Balotelli more chances

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:30 EST, 13 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:45 EST, 13 December 2013 Covered in bruises, his skin red and smarting, this  sobbing eight-year-old has just been stripped to his underwear, tied to a tree and beaten by his father. If that wasn’t shocking enough, many in the sizeable crowd that gathered around applauded as the father lashed him with a stick. The boy from Nanchong in Sichuan province, south-west China, skipped classes after receiving the equivalent of £10 from his father. He had also reportedly failed to return on time earlier in the week. After driving around the city in search of his son, the father caught him near a market and exacted his punishment.
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It is legal and common practice for parents to beat their children in China
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Nearly half of girls and three fifths of boys report mild corporal punishment
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Fewer, but still significant numbers, report suffering severe beatings

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By Carol Driver Prime Minister David Cameron will be jetting off to Portugal for his summer family holiday, a survey reveals. While Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will be snubbing the UK in favour of visiting family in Spain. And Labour leader Ed Miliband will be taking time out in the French countryside. Summer holiday: David and Samantha Cameron, pictured in April, enjoying a break in Lanzarote The findings come as a study reveals two thirds of MPs are likely to ditch a staycation and fly abroad for a summer holiday. The report, by ABTA - the regulatory body for British travel agents - showed that as many 72 per cent of Conservative MPs are planning on a trip overseas in the coming months.
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Findings reveal more Tory MPs than Labour or Lib Dems to head abroad
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PM will holiday in Portugal, Nick Clegg in Spain and Ed Miliband in France
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Only a third of MPs plan to holiday in the UK this summer, survey shows

Question: However, out of the three main parties, the @placeholder are more inclined to take a staycation, with just 47 per cent saying they would travel further afield.


Oprah doesn't like first lady Michelle Obama because she's a show off Edward Klein's new book, Blood Feud, alleges. The legendary talk show host was once a close friend and adviser of the president's, but she had a falling out with the first family during the president's first term in office. 'It appeared to Oprah that Michelle was jealous of her, furious that Barack was seeking her advice instead of Michelle's,' a source close to Winfrey told Klein. The other woman: Oprah, pictured here in May, thinks Michelle Obama doesn't like her because the president takes Oprah's advice over his wife's, a source close to Oprah told Blood Feud author Edward Klein
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In his book Blood Feud Edward Klein details Barack and Michelle's rocky relationship with talk show host Oprah Winfrey
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A close friend of Oprah's told Klein that the Obamas snubbed Winfrey after they moved into the White House
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Oprah thinks that Michelle Obama is jealous of her, the source said
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Oprah didn't campaign for Obama in 2012 because she was angry at the Obamas, the book alleges
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' "Once you p*ss Oprah off, she she stays p****d." '

Question: ' " And just as obviously, President Obama didn't interfere on Oprah's behalf, " ' @placeholder's source said.


(CNN) -- Embattled Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe signed a power-sharing deal with the opposition party's breakaway faction, his party said Tuesday, though Mugabe's opponents denied the claim. Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe leaves a hotel where negotiations had been taking place Tuesday. Mugabe's party said the deal, which promises cabinet positions to the splinter group of the Movement for Democratic Change, does not involve MDC head Morgan Tsvangirai. Tsvangirai said he still is involved with the talks, and that the power-sharing deal with the MDC offshoot is part of larger deal that has not been signed by anyone. Welshman Ncube, spokesman for the MDC splinter group, also said his party has not signed a deal with Mugabe, though Mugabe's party said the deal was signed with the group's chief, Arthur Mutambara.
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Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai not part of deal, official says
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Tsvangirai denies he's out of power-sharing discussions

Question: Another high-ranking official with knowledge of the negotiations told CNN that the deal signed with @placeholder, head of the faction that broke from the MDC, has to do with the prime minister position that will be created in the new Zimbabwe government.

Question: But @placeholder has sought to keep control of both and make the prime minister position "ceremonial," the official said.


By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 11:33 EST, 11 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:33 EST, 12 April 2012 Digital music streaming service Spotify has declared war on Apple's iTunes - and aims to become a 'YouTube' for music. Songs from the streaming service can be embedded easily - for free - in any website, just like YouTube videos. It's a highly aggressive move designed to take on Apple's paid-for 'music shop' with a cheaper alternative. Spotify songs are free to try, but then users pay a subscription. Spotify recently hit 10 million users worldwide after a partnership with Facebook which allowed web users to access Spotify via their Facebook log-in
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Streaming service is already number two after iTunes
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More than 10 million users after tie-up with Facebook

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(CNN Student News) -- November 17, 2009 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Shanghai, China  • Mecca, Saudi Arabia  • Thomson, Illinois Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. NASA MISSION CONTROL: Three... two... one... zero. And liftoff of space shuttle Atlantis on a mission to build, resupply and to do research on the international space station. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: The space shuttle Atlantis taking off, and so is this edition of CNN Student News. Here to pilot you through today's commercial-free headlines, I'm Carl Azuz.
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Hear how Saudi Arabia plans to combat H1N1 during the annual Hajj
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Weigh the pros and cons of moving Guantanamo detainees to Illinois
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Track down the reason why some MIT researchers are tracing trash
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: @placeholder -- a communist country -- has routinely blocked its citizens' access to certain Web sites.


An Iowa lottery worker who illegally played the lottery won a multimillion-dollar jackpot in 2010 then asked others to help him claim it, authorities have said. Eddie Raymond Tipton, 51, of Norwalk, Iowa, has been charged with two felony counts of fraud. Authorities had been trying to identify the winner of the $14.3 million Hot Lotto ticket since a New York lawyer tried to claim the prize shortly before the one-year deadline in 2011. Tipton, who is the director of information security for the Multi-State Lottery Association, is being held at the Polk County Jail on a $10,000 cash-only bond.
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Eddie Tipton was the director of information security for the lottery
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After winning the lottery a trust was set up to collect the winnings
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New York lawyer Crawford Shaw had tried to claim the prize

Question: Authorities have not said whether @placeholder or anyone else would face charges in the case.