New York (CNN) -- Diplomacy hasn't worked. Sanctions have achieved little. Relations between Iran and the United States are, at best, chilly. So why not try music? On Saturday night, for the first time, Iranians were the headline performers at New York City's famed Carnegie Hall. A father and son from Iran led American musicians in a hybrid session of traditional Iranian and classical Western music. Thirty-year-old Hafez Nazeri told CNN he was pleased to present "another dimension of Iran and Iranian culture to the Western people." Nazeri, who now lives in the United States, said, "We hear mostly about the other side -- bloodshed, chaos -- and I wanted to be able to present the reality of our culture, which is about peace and love and unity."
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Hafez Nazeri and his father Shahrem play hybrid of Iranian and Western music
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They played for enthusiastic crowd at Carnegie Hall on Saturday night
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Son says he wants to show "another dimension of Iran ... to the Western people"
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Nazeris' music based on 13th-century Persian poet and philosopher Rumi

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Hoylake (CNN) -- Rory McIlroy is one step away from golfing immortality, but it didn't come easily. Perhaps that is the way it should be, given the 25-year-old's two-shot victory at the British Open has elevated him into exalted company. Only two players have completed three legs of a grand slam by that age -- Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods -- a potent pair with 32 majors between them. Sunday's victory at Hoylake means it is only the U.S. Masters that eludes him, a tournament which inflicted such a cruel fate back in 2011. When McIlroy wins majors, he usually wins big.
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Rory McIlroy wins British Open at Hoylake
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McIlroy finishes two shots clear of Sergio Garcia and Rickie Fowler
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Third major title for 25-year-old from Northern Ireland
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Tiger Woods records worst finish at British Open

Question: Garcia took two shots to get out of a green side bunker on the 15th and @placeholder made a birdie on the 16th to stretch his lead to three.


Stuart Rothenberg, who has served as a political analyst for CNN and CBS News, is editor and publisher of The Rothenberg Political Report, a non-partisan political newsletter. Nathan Gonzales is the publication's political editor. North Carolina's Elizabeth Dole was once regarded as a lock for re-election, but now could lose her seat. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two years ago, as the 2007-2008 election cycle was beginning, one female Republican senator up for re-election looked to be in serious danger: Maine's Susan Collins. But with just three weeks left until Election Day, the moderate Collins now appears to be one of the few embattled Republican senators who could survive the forthcoming Democratic wave.
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Elizabeth Dole, once considered a lock for re-election, now seen as likely to lose
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Dole seemed not to appreciate threat she faced in Senate campaign, writers say
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Barack Obama's good run in state means less of a bump for Dole
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Republican senator in Maine worked harder to combat her vulnerability, writers say

Question: Third, for whatever reason, Collins has, over the 12 years that she has represented the state in the Senate, developed considerable affection and respect from @placeholder voters, who see her as independent, hard-working and down to earth.


By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 06:47 EST, 16 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:25 EST, 16 February 2013 A nine-year-old girl has escaped unharmed after a stolen Land Rover crashed into her house and threw her from a sofa. Charlotte Jacob, from Netherfields, Middlesbrough, was watching television in her living room last night when the 4X4 careered off the road on the family's quiet residential estate and ploughed into the front of the property. It smashed through the window and hit the sofa sending the schoolgirl flying across the room. Charlotte Jacob was watching television on the sofa when the accident happened
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Charlotte Jacob was watching television when 4X4 hit her house last night
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Came through window and hit sofa but she escaped uninjured
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Two men were seen fleeing the scene in Netherfields, Middlesbrough

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By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 12:41 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:26 EST, 29 January 2013 These remarkable pictures show water crashing from a melting glacier 160 feet into the ocean at the Arctic Circle. Tiny seagulls flitting around the frozen landscape and fishermen's trawlers dwarfed by gigantic icebergs emphasise the awe-inspiring scale of the scene. The images were captured by Swedish photographer Hans Strand, 57, who took his life in his hands by exploring the extreme climate of the inhospitable north on a small ship. Ice sculpture: The frozen water forms unique shapes on the water in Svalbard, as brave photographer Hans Strand sails past on his tiny ship
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Breathtaking images captured by photographer Hans Strand, 57, on journey through Greenland, Iceland and Norway
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Mr Strand covered more than 1,000 miles of ocean on his daring expedition
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The Swedish tutor says he was once almost killed by a collapsing ice cave in the dangerous North

Question: He hired the ship especially for a photographic workshop he was delivering to his students - taking further beautiful pictures during an expedition in @placeholder and Greenland.


(CNN)U.S. helicopter gunships supported Iraqi ground forces battling ISIS militants in al-Baghdadi, military sources said, an action that brings U.S. troops closer to combat. On Saturday, the U.S. military said al-Baghdadi was "contested," as Iraqi forces fought back. The U.S. military Friday deployed attack helicopters against an ISIS assault on the strategic Ayn al-Assad Air Base about 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of al-Baghdadi, sources said. Iraqi ground forces killed those attackers and the Apaches safely returned to base without firing a shot, the source said. Robert Baer, a former CIA officer, said the battles may indicate a deepening involvement of U.S. troops in the fight against ISIS.
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U.S. helicopter gunships support Iraqi troops battling ISIS, military sources say
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It's unclear whether militants got past the perimeter of the base housing U.S. forces, a Pentagon spokesman says

Question: Most, if not all, of the attackers were wearing @placeholder military uniforms, Kirby said.


Tim Sherwood fears his friendship with Harry Redknapp will be damaged if he accepts an offer to become the new QPR manager before Saturday’s clash with Southampton. Sherwood is mindful of a perception within the game that he had been lined up to replace Redknapp before his dramatic decision to quit Loftus Road just hours after the transfer window closed. After working for him at White Hart Lane, Sherwood is likely to speak with Redknapp — who insists he quit because he needs two knee operations — before accepting an offer to succeed him at Loftus Road. Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood has opened talks with QPR as the club seek a new manager
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Harry Redknapp resigned as QPR manager on Tuesday morning
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Tim Sherwood is favourite to replace his friend Redknapp
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Sherwood doesn't want to upset Redknapp by making swift entrance
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Les Ferdinand has been handed a new role as director of football

Question: Sherwood, pictured leading @placeholder training last year, was sacked by the club at the end of last season


(CNN) -- Former Inter Milan striker Adriano has revealed he had to leave the Italian Serie A giants because of alcohol problems. Brazili striker Adriano is now enjoying his football again after returning home to play for Flamengo. The Brazilian ended his contract with Inter by mutual consent in April after a torrid eight years at the San Siro. Adriano returned to his homeland and signed for Flamengo and the 27-year-old claims he now feels like a new person. "After the death of my father I fell into a depression that I only managed to cure with alcohol," Adriano told Brazilian magazine R7.
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Former Inter Milan striker Adriano has revealed why he left the Italian giants
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The 27-year-old has admitted having alcohol problems after death of his father
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However, he told Brazilian magazine R7 he is better now back playing at home

Question: Reports at the time suggested Adriano was once again turning up to training drunk and the Brazil international has admitted that was why the @placeholder eventually gave up on him.


(CNN) -- Lawyers painted opposing pictures of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius in their final arguments Friday before his sentencing -- one side depicting him as a broken man who's suffered enough, while the other said he must pay for taking his girlfriend's life. Pistorius, 27, is due to be sentenced for culpable homicide, or negligent killing, as well as one weapons-related charge, after a hearing lasting several days. After both sides' final arguments concluded Friday, Masipa said the court would reconvene Tuesday for sentencing. Defense lawyer Barry Roux appealed to the judge to remember that he reacted as a vulnerable disabled man when he shot Reeva Steenkamp dead.
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NEW: Judge Thokozile Masipa says court will reconvene for sentencing Tuesday
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NEW: Prosecutor Gerrie Nel says Pistorius should be sent to prison for at least 10 years
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Defense attorney Barry Roux says other options besides prison should be considered
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Pistorius is a "broken man," says Roux, who has "lost everything"

Question: Pistorius' sentence -- whether imprisonment or not -- will be decided by Judge @placeholder, who also presided over his trial.

Question: By contrast, in his final arguments, @placeholder presented a picture of a "broken man" who has already suffered enough.


Dundee United boss Jackie McNamara has taken a swipe at Ronny Deila after Gary Mackay-Steven signed a pre-contract with Celtic. The 24-year-old has agreed to switch to Parkhead in the summer, but the champions – who are also continuing their pursuit of Tannadice midfielder Stuart Armstrong – are set to try to strike a deal to accelerate the move. United are thought to be seeking a £250,000 fee to let Mackay-Steven go in the current transfer window. Deila admitted this week that landing the winger this month would be his preference - and that aspect of the pursuit has upset McNamara.
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Dundee United coach Jackie McNamara upset with Celtic counterpart Ronny Deila after Gary Mackay-Steven agreed pre-contract
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Celtic want to bring 24-year-old to Parkhead now rather than in summer
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McNamara believes Mackay-Steven can win silverware at Tannadice
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Bhoys are also chasing Dundee United midfielder Stuart Armstrong
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Celtic target Shaun Maloney has turned down Leicester City and opened talks with MLS side Chicago Fire. Wigan had agreed a £1million fee for the 31-year-old former Parkhead star but he was discussing a transfer with the Americans last night.

Question: Celtic manager Ronny Deila admitted his preference would be to bring Mackay-Steven to @placeholder this month


(CNN) -- Libya is the latest North African country to experience internet trouble as democratic protests continue to sweep the region. The massive Saharan country, long controlled by the dictator Moammar Gadhafi, has suffered "rolling blackouts" of its internet connections during the regime's ongoing violent crackdown on protestors, according to the internet traffic monitor Renesys. The cause of these internet service cuts, however, remains uncertain. Possibilities include a government crackdown, an internet traffic overload or simple power outages, said Jim Cowie, Renesys' co-founder. "If this had happened in any other country I might have said, 'Oh, that's just a provider. Maybe they had a power outage in their data center and their servers wouldn't start up," he said.
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Libya experiences "rolling blackouts" in internet access
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The cause of these outages remains unclear
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CNN reporter says internet access has been cut
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Traffic monitors say access has been sporadic, cut most often at night

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Massive downpours in South Korea -- the heaviest rains in a century -- are blamed for 35 deaths, according to the country's Central Disaster Relief Agency. Heavy rain was still falling Thursday morning across parts of the country. It was raining in some areas around Seoul at a rate of two inches an hour (50 millimeters an hour) and was expected to continue Thursday. The most recent numbers released by the Central Disaster Relief Agency indicated that much of the death toll comes from landslides triggered by the rain. In Chuncheon, 13 people were killed by landslides, while 15 were killed by the same phenomenon in Seoul. Five people were still missing, the agency said.
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NEW: Rain falling at a rate of 2 inches an hour in some areas
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Agency says 35 dead after downpours and landslides
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Five neighborhoods outside Seoul are under evacuation orders
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Officials have been able to restore power to thousands

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(CNN) -- Samir Khan was proud to be a traitor. In a way, he was among the most dangerous of al Qaeda terrorists. By turning his back on the country he grew up in, he gained credibility and coupled that with his intimate knowledge of Western culture to become a driving force behind a powerful al Qaeda propaganda machine. The one-time North Carolina resident, who U.S. and Yemeni officials say was killed with Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in a drone strike Friday morning, used his knowledge of computers to help produce a glossy, Western-style magazine called Inspire that touted the edicts of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP.
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Khan was a driving force behind a powerful al Qaeda propaganda machine
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He produced a Western-style magazine called Inspire that touted the edicts of AQAP
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He was killed along with Anwar al-Awlaki, U.S. and Yemeni officials say

Question: Many of the answers are provided by Khan himself in an article he penned for @placeholder titled, "I Am Proud to Be a Traitor to America."


San Diego, California (CNN) -- A boyhood wish finally came true. But Maurice Griffin had to wait until he was a man for it to happen. At age 32, the California man was adopted Friday. "It was the best day in my life," Griffin said after the proceeding in San Diego Juvenile Court. "I fought for 10 years and finally the day came." Adopting the burly, muscular, mohawk-sporting man is Lisa Godbold, his one-time foster mother. "I was just overwhelmed with emotion," Godbold added. With a few pen strokes by Griffin, Godbold and Judge Richard Monroy, the adoption became official.
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Maurice Griffin, 32, is finally able to call her "mom" legally
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A Juvenile Court judge okays his adoption by foster parent Lisa Godbold
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Griffin had to leave his foster family at 13; he has been searching for them ever since
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Years later, his one-time foster mom adopts him

Question: Despite several obstacles, Griffin and @placeholder never stopped searching for one another.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:37 EST, 5 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:09 EST, 6 November 2013 A video has emerged of NFL offensive lineman Richie Incognito using the N-word during a profane tirade at a bar. The footage, taken by fans, comes just says after the 30-year-old player was suspended by the Miami Dolphins over allegations that he launched a racist tirade against young teammate Jonathan Martin and bullied him. Multiple reports indicate that Incognito will lose his job over the charges and never play for the Dolphins again. Scroll down for video Rant: An obscenity-laced video of Richie Incognito has emerged in which he uses the N-word when greeting a teammate
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Richie Incognito, 30, was suspended indefinitely on Monday morning over allegations that he bullied teammate Jonathon Martin, 24
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The linesman is alleged to have sent Martin a series of racist and threatening text messages and voice mails
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He is also accused of forcing the younger player contribute  $15,000 to help finance a trip to Las Vegas last summer, even though Martin didn't attend
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Martin took a shock leave of absence from the team last week citing bullying as the reason

Question: The @placeholder is conducting an in-depth investigation into the allegations made by Martin, which include bullying, hazing and taunting by nearly the entire team.


(CNN) -- A pint-sized version of the Tyrannosaurus rex, with similarly powerful legs, razor-sharp teeth and tiny arms, roamed China some 125 million years ago, said scientists who remain startled by the discovery. An adult Raptorex was about 9 feet tall and weighed about 150 pounds, scientists say. The predator, nicknamed Raptorex, lived about 60 million years before the T. rex and was slightly larger than the human male, scientists said. The findings, to be released Friday in the journal Science, are based on fossilized remains discovered in lake beds in northeastern China. They show a dinosaur with many of the specialized physical features of Tyrannosaurus rex at a fraction of its size.
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Scientists discover a fossil they believe was a tiny version of the T. rex
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The predator, nicknamed Raptorex, lived about 60 million years before the T. rex
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Scientists: An adult Raptorex was about 9 feet tall and weighed about 150 pounds
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Fossilized remains were discovered in northeastern China

Question: Like the T. rex, the @placeholder also had tiny forelimbs, they said.


By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 17:41 EST, 26 March 2012 | UPDATED: 17:45 EST, 26 March 2012 At least three major Tory donors have been hired by David Cameron to help determine Government policy - while a fourth profited from the conflict in Libya At least three major Tory donors have been hired by David Cameron to help determine Government policy – while a fourth profited from the conflict in Libya. The disclosures raise serious concerns that wealthy businessmen are being given privileged access to the heart of the No. 10 machine after signing hefty cheques for the Tories.
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Stanley Fink, has sent a letter to donors making clear ministers will have to seek permission before using policy ideas put forward by donors

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(CNN) -- Lewis Hamilton won his first Formula One grand prix in almost four months as world champion Sebastian Vettel spun out of the race in Abu Dhabi during the opening lap. McLaren's British driver took full advantage of Vettel's slip up -- the first time the 2010 and 2011 title holder has retired from a race since the Korean Grand Prix last year. Hamilton fended off the challenge of Fernando Alonso's Ferrari while Jenson Button clung onto third in the face of fierce competition initially from Red Bull's Mark Webber and then from Alonso's teammate Felipe Massa. Vettel, who secured the 2011 crown last month, had his lead at the top of the drivers' championship cut to 119 points by Button, who sits on 255. Hamilton stays fifth on 227 points but closed on Alonso in third (245) and Webber (233).
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Lewis Hamilton wins only his third grand prix of the Formula One season in Abu Dhabi
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World champion Sebastian Vettel retires on first lap of the race after a puncture
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso is second with Hamilton's McLaren teammate Jenson Button third
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Vettel's lead in the drivers' championship reduced to 119 points from Button in second

Question: In his absence Hamilton maintained a two-second gap over @placeholder for most of the race, while Webber and Button's battle saw them swap third and fourth place regularly.


A football fan from London has finally completed his 15,000-mile, four-month scooter journey to Brazil to see England in action at the World Cup. Chris Hallett, 44, who supports Fulham, passed through 18 of the 32 countries taking part in Brazil during his charity trip. Hallett has ridden over the Alps in Europe and Andes in South America, as well as staged penalty shoot-outs in iconic stadia along the way. Arrival: Chris Hallett has completed his 15,000-mile journey from London to Brazil on a scooter On your bike! The Fulham fan rode for four months and visited 18 of the 32 countries competing
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Chris Hallett completed four-month journey passing through 18 of 32 competing countries
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Fulham fan visited a number of famous stadiums such as Wembley, Nou Camp and Amsterdam Arena
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Hallett will watch England play Costa Rica in Belo Horizonte on June 24

Question: He said: 'I expect us to beat @placeholder in the final on penalties.


New Jersey Governor Chris Christie sharply criticized President Obama's decision to normalize relations with Cuba, saying he did not get enough out of the deal. In a one-two punch, Christie also charged the President with not being assertive in the wake of the Sony Pictures hacking incident. Following up on a letter that he sent to the White House over the weekend, Christie said it was incomprehensible that Obama went ahead with the change in diplomatic relations with Cuba given that leaders within that country have granted asylum to Joanne Chesimard, who escaped from prison after she was convicted of slaying a New Jersey state trooper in the 1970s.
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Christie says Obama should have been more assertive with Cuba and Sony
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NJ Governor says others trying to score political points on NY police shootings
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Christie calls for prayer for family of slain NYPD officers

Question: Related: Christie wants Obama to tell @placeholder to hand over cop killer


By Associated Press and Mail Online Reporter Flash-flooding in southern California claimed the life of at least one person on Sunday, as extreme rainfall wiped out dozens of homes and left thousands stranded by impassable roads. On Monday, the skies cleared and crews got to work clearing the roads and surveying and the damage done to some 30 homes in the Mount Baldy and Forest Falls area. Downpours punctuated with thunder and lightning dumped nearly 5 inches on Mount Baldy and as much as 3 1/2 inches on Forest Falls some 50 miles away, the National Weather Service said.
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Joo Hwan Lee of El Segundo, California died after his car was swept down stream in a flash flood in southern California on Sunday
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The areas of Mount Baldy and Forest Falls were hardest hit by the monsoon whether, which dumped 3-5 inches of rainfall
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On Monday, crews worked to clear roads and access the damage to more than 30 homes

Question: Hikers heading up 10,068-foot Mount San Antonio, also known as @placeholder, frequently park there and she asked the driver to move along.


(CNN) -- Jonathan Alpeyrie has photographed 10 wars. He's captured violence in Somalia, Afghanistan, South Ossetia and Libya. But his recent week taking pictures of rebels in Syria was the most intense, frightening experience of his career. He compares it to Afghanistan when he was embedded in 2010 with the French Foreign Legion. "If there's a fight, the French soldiers are trained; they're going to protect you. They are skilled in combat and can fight back," he said. "In Syria, anything goes. The rebels want you to tell the story, but what they don't tell you is if something bad happens, they spread out. They leave you. You're unprotected.
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French-American photographer got into Syria through Turkey
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He carried equipment seven miles in dark to reach rebel village
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He shot images of the fighting by hiding in rooms in their homes
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He made it out of Syria riding on a truck, again in the dark, with fleeing refugees

Question: Alpeyrie stood close to another rebel to get a shot of the young man, cigarette dangling from his mouth, pointing his gun toward an area where @placeholder snipers were positioned.


China has told the United States to butt out of a territorial dispute with Japan in the East China Sea after Washington warned that a military claim by Beijing to airspace in the region raises the risk of "misunderstanding and miscalculations." The creation of an "Air Defense Identification Zone" by China comes amid increasing tensions between Beijing and Tokyo over competing claims to disputed islands in the sea, which are believed to be situated near large reserves of natural resources. China's announcement Saturday of the zone, which it described as an early-warning system for self-defense, drew a swift response from the United States, Japan's closest military ally.
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The Japanese Prime Minister says he is "extremely concerned" by China's move
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China released a map and coordinates that identify its "Air Defense Identification Zone"
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The zone includes islands at the center of a dispute between Beijing and Tokyo
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The U.S. has said the Chinese announcement creates "risks of an incident"

Question: It declared that aircraft in the area must report their flight plans to @placeholder, maintain two-way radio and clearly mark their nationalities on the aircraft.


Danville, Kentucky (CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden and Republican Paul Ryan, the man who wants his job, exchanged fire over taxes, Medicare, national security and some animated facial expressions in their only debate before Election Day. Here are five things we learned from Thursday night: 1. Biden brought it We expected Ryan, not Biden, to bring a three-ring binder full of facts and figures to the debate. It's not that the data-driven Ryan didn't show up with an arm full of his statistics; it is just that Biden did so as well. And Biden's aggressive offense from the very beginning drowned out Ryan until about 45 minutes into the debate.
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Biden came armed with statistics and bluster
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VP also proved he had some punch in him, but was it too much?
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Just what is malarkey? America wanted to know
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Ryan meets challenge of looking like he's ready for the job

Question: Not surprisingly, @placeholder's scenery-chewing performance was viewed differently by both campaigns.

Question: As the running mate to the Republican challenger, Ryan needed to convey that he's fit to serve should something happen to the commander in chief, that he would be acceptable to @placeholder as president.


Mafraq, Jordan (CNN) -- In the Mafraq region of northern Jordan, it's not unusual to witness a shepherd guide his flock along a busy highway. This is Bedouin country after all, roughly two hours drive from the capital Amman and just a stone's throw from the Syrian border. These days, farmers on this land share tales of struggle. The arteries of their work, roads through Syria onto Turkey, have been cut off by the vicious fighting amongst their northern neighbors. "It is difficult to go on with the business," said Muslih Ajal Massaeed, a Jordanian Wool Distributor. "At the moment we can't do anything. We gather wool and stop until Allah can send us a buyer."
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Farmers in Jordan's Mafraq region impacted heavily by conflict in Syria
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Goods previously sent to to Turkey via Syria now remain unused and unsold
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Influx of refugees has also increased tension with local population

Question: Three years into @placeholder's civil war, these prayers have yet to be answered.


A former Nazi concentration camp guard known only as Horst P keeps a photo scrapbook of his time at Dachau and says he had 'fun' there Authorities in Germany have opened a probe into a Nazi concentration camp S.S. guard who kept a photo scrapbook of his time at Dachau where he admitted he 'had fun.' Identified only as Horst P., now aged 87, he was a guard at the camp outside Munich between 1943 and the end of the war. Dachau was the first of the Nazi concentration camps, the blueprint for brutality at all other such places in the Third Reich and some 36,000 people were murdered there between 1933 and 1945.
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Former concentration camp guard has picture book of Nazi past
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Collected images from Dachau where he was overseer for two years
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Said he wanted to join the SS and 'had fun' while a part of it
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Says he had camaraderie with prisoners but did report them for crimes, after which some would not be seen again but he didn't question it
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Doesn't mention killing or experiments, but witnesses say he was at beatings

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Ukraine accused Russia of invasion today, after Vladimir Putin ordered a controversial aid convoy into the country because he could 'wait no longer'. The Russian President held telephone talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and, according to the Kremlin, expressed 'serious concern' about the military escalation in eastern Ukraine and admitted he had lost patience in the stand-off over the convoy. Hundreds of lorries that Russia claims are carrying humanitarian aid but which Ukraine insists have a military purpose were sent over the border this morning without permission from the Kiev government, which added that its border guards had been 'blocked'.
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Russians defy Kiev to send 270 lorries over border after week-long stand-off
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President Putin admits in call to Angela Merkel that he could 'wait no longer'
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Ukraine claims its border guards were 'blocked' as vehicles entered country
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Tensions escalate to dangerous levels, as Nato rebukes Moscow tactics
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Kiev warns rebels may attack convoy then blame it on Ukrainian forces

Question: Nato last night issued a savage rebuke of the @placeholder  move.

Question: For the past week the lorries have been holed up next to a @placeholder military base close to the border, amid fears by Ukraine that some of the lorries contained military equipment.

Question: For the past week the lorries have been holed up next to a Russian military base close to the border, amid fears by @placeholder that some of the lorries contained military equipment.


Whether you are a Christmas Grinch or already irritating your co-workers with your festive cheer, there can be no avoiding the advent of the holiday season. The tree at Claridge’s hotel in London has brought joy and wonderment to hundreds for decades, with its grand unveiling each year epitomising the start of the Christmas season for many. For the past four years the tree has been decorated by a top designer and this year Claridge’s has announced that fashion duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana will be overseeing the design. A sketch of Dolce and Gabbana's design for the landmark Claridge's Christmas tree shows the Italian spirit the pair hoped to infuse into traditional Christmas designs
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Tree in the lobby of famous hotel has become a huge tourist attraction
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Previously designed by Lanvin, John Galliano and McQueens
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This year Dolce and Gabanno will bring Italian influence to the tree
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Will feature hand crafted Sicilian puppets and Italian festive glass baubles
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Tree will stand 6.8m tall and be flown from Italy in pieces

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Ryanair is going to great lengths to improve its image and win over customers, but it has topped a list of the ten least client-friendly airlines, according to a new consumer survey. The list, which places British Airways joint sixth with four other major international carriers, is based on how passengers are treated when making complaints. Raclamador.es, a Spanish consumer organisation which conducted the survey, claims Ryanair 'does not accept to resolve complaints amicably. Ryanair has topped a Spanish consumer organisation's list of the top ten 'least client-friendly' airlines Ticket surcharges and a lack of assistance during delays are common complaints about Ryanair
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Consumer organisation Raclamador.es gave Ryanair poor marks
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Airline 'does not accept to resolve complaints amicably,' says website
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British Airways and Iberia also included in worst ten list

Question: @placeholder also claims that, in the vast majority of cases, the airline denies clients the right to meals and refreshments in case of delays exceeding two hours.

Question: @placeholder accused Iberia of setting a benchmark 'to hinder the claims process with unnecessary bureaucracy.'


By Toby Harnden In Charlotte, North Carolina PUBLISHED: 20:58 EST, 6 September 2012 | UPDATED: 22:48 EST, 6 September 2012 Vice President Joe Biden has declared that ‘America is coming back’ and delivered a powerful personal appeal for he and President Barack Obama to be re-elected to continue ‘a mission we will complete’. Biden, known for his verbal miscues, stuck closely to a script in which the White House had helped draw up with the aim of his offering personal testimony about Obama’s character, determination and dedication. ‘Folks, tonight, I want to tell you about Barack Obama,’ he said. ‘The Barack Obama I’ve come to know. I want to show you the character of a leader - who had what it took, when the American people stood at the brink of a new Depression. A leader who has what it takes to lead us over the next four years - to a future as great as our people.’
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Vice President plays 'attack dog' role as he tears into Republican plans
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Returns to favourite slogan: 'Osama Bin Laden is dead and General Motors is alive'

Question: If you understood that @placeholder’s heart had to be healed, you would have done exactly what the President did.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:38 AM on 28th June 2011 Women's fashion firm Jane Norman fell into administration today in a move which could put up to 1,600 jobs at risk. Accountancy firm Zolfo Cooper hopes to find a buyer for the stricken retailer, which closed its 90 stores on Saturday. Media reports have suggested that Jane Norman could be sold imminently in a so-called pre-pack administration deal, with department store chain Debenhams and knitwear firm Edinburgh Woollen Mill reported to be among the potential bidders. Jane Norman closed it's doors on Saturday before it was put into administration today
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The women's shop joins Habitat, Focus DIY and Oddbins in list of collapsed retailers
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HMV, Mothercare and Comet continue to close stores

Question: Debenhams, which operates most of the @placeholder concessions, could be interested in buying the stock and brand.


Beijing (CNN) -- The "Party" is over for one of China's most popular bloggers. Han Han, whose blog has clocked more than 441 million hits in the past five years, announced in his latest post Tuesday that he has shut down his literary magazine "Party" after publishing just one issue. The 28-year-old best-selling author of novels and professional race car driver is one of the most recognized faces among Chinese youth. His provocative online commentaries on current affairs have also earned him the accolade as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people of 2009. Han said the first issue of "Party," launched in July and sold 1.5 million copies. The second issue was due out at end of August.
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The magzine folds after one issue
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Goldkorn: "There was nothing explicitly anti-government"

Question: "In China, the publication, printing and distribution of reading materials require three different sets of licenses and permits," explained @placeholder, founder of the popular China media website Danwei.org.


An Iranian strategic expert has warned that one of President Obama's daughters will be kidnapped and raped if America attacks Syria. Alireza Forghani, also the former governor of southern Iran’s Kish Province, warned of mass abductions and killings of American citizens worldwide in the event the Obama administration launches a military strike in Syria. 'Hopefully Obama will be pigheaded enough to attack Syria, and then we will see the … loss of U.S. interests [through terrorist attacks],' he threatened. 'In just 21 hours [after the attack on Syria], a family member of every U.S. minister [department secretary], U.S. ambassadors, U.S. military commanders around the world will be abducted. And then 18 hours later, videos of their amputation will be spread [around the world]' he said reported The Daily Caller.
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Threats made by Alireza Forghani, former governor of Iran’s Kish Province
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Unnamed U.S. officials: American embassy in Baghdad is a likely target
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Officials did not describe range of potential targets indicated
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State Department: U.S. citizens to avoid all but 'essential' travel to Iraq
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Iranian message was intercepted in recent days
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It came from the head of the Revolutionary Guards' Qods Force

Question: 'Travel within @placeholder remains dangerous given the security situation,' according to the State Department's warning, which replaced an earlier one 'to update information on security incidents and to remind U.S. citizens of ongoing security concerns in Iraq, including kidnapping and terrorist violence.'


It looks like Beats by Dre have been, well, beat. The days of NFL football players and coaches sporting the popular headphones during televised interviews are over for now. This is the result of an exclusive agreement between audio equipment company Bose and the NFL itself. Re/code reports that the agreement bans players and coaches from wearing any other headphones during televised interviews and during games. Scroll down for videos Deals: The NFL and Bose have made a league sponsorship deal preventing any other headphones from being worn by players and coaches during televised interviews Endorse: Eric Weddle of the San Diego Chargers is seen here wearing the popular Beats by Dre
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The NFL and Bose have made a league sponsorship deal preventing any other headphones from being worn by players and coaches during televised interviews
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Sony also banned Beats by Dre during the summer's  World Cup soccer tournament
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Beats by Dre account for 61 percent of the premium headphone market -- Bose accounts for 22 percent

Question: Bose is lagging behind with 22 percent and @placeholder accounts for only 2 percent.


(CNN) -- A defensive end for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was arraigned late Monday night after being accused of having a semiautomatic weapon in his suitcase at New York's LaGuardia Airport, according to the Queens District Attorney's Office. Da'Quan Bowers, 22, was charged with second-degree criminal possession by Judge Toko Serita in New York Criminal Court late Monday night, according to Meris Campbell of the Queens District Attorney's Office. Bail was set at $10,000, Campbell said. Video recorded outside the courthouse Monday night showed Bowers getting into a car and driving away after the arraignment. Bowers was arrested at an airport ticket counter with a .40-caliber handgun, according to Rudy King, a spokesperson for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which runs the airport.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Da'Quan Bowers had gun at airport, authorities allege
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He was arrested at a LaGuardia Airport ticket counter, the port authority says
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He was charged with second-degree criminal possession, the district attorney's office says

Question: Campbell said that if bail is posted, Bowers will be able to leave @placeholder if he chooses.


By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 18:00 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:32 EST, 19 April 2013 New responsibilities: The Duchess has agreed to become patron of three charities The Duchess of Cambridge has at long last decided to take on more public duties by agreeing to become patron of three charities. Kate, 31, who is expecting her first child in July, will support and carry out public engagements on behalf of Place2Be, SportsAid and The Natural History Museum. It is traditional for members of the Royal Family to take on charitable patronages in the UK as part of their public work.
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Kate will support Place2Be, SportsAid and The Natural History Museum
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Charities have been clamouring for her patronage since she married Prince William two years ago
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Duchess has decided to concentrate on helping handful of chosen causes

Question: Welcome boost: Schools-based charity @placeholder helps children in deprived areas with a range of problems from bullying to domestic violence


The taxpayer is paying for a limousine to drive Michael Gove just 440 yards between Downing Street and Parliament. The Chief Whip is regularly ferried the short distance using a £100,000 government car service so he can attend meetings in Number 10. Mr Gove, who was sacked as Education Secretary last year, defended the use of the car insisting it would be carrying classified government papers even if he is not sat on the back seat Chief Whip Michael Gove is regularly ferried the short distance using a £100,000 government car service so he can attend meetings in Number 10
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Chief Whip driven short distances using £110,000 government car service
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Uses silver Jaguar to make trips between Parliament and Downing Street
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He defends journeys because cars are used to transport secret papers

Question: Many Cabinet ministers arrive in @placeholder on foot, after the coalition cut the budget for ministerial cars.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:56 EST, 18 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:57 EST, 18 May 2012 The last moments of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on camera were released today, showing the Florida teen wearing a hoodie and purchasing the last snacks he would ever buy. Surveillance video from the Sanford 7-Eleven shows the teen in a grey hoodie and long khaki trousers, first looking through the aisles and then paying for his bag of Skittles and Arizona iced tea. The chilling video was taken before Martin returned to the gated community in which Martin’s father lives and was gunned down by George Zimmerman.
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Surveillance video from convenience store released shows Martin buying now-infamous Skittles and iced tea
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Comes as top investigator said clash between Martin and Zimmerman could have been avoided
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Martin's last words were 'Get off me! Get off me!' according to his girlfriend
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Zimmerman said in prison correspondence: 'This will all work out for me in the future'

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Question: The doctor said it was 'imperative' that @placeholder go to a psychologist he had been seeing to be examined.


Their war for freedom in Libya may be over, but almost a year after they won the battle for the Libyan capital, a group of fighters have a new battlefield: Syria. Under the command of one of Libya's most well known rebel commanders, Al-Mahdi al-Harati, more than 30 Libyan fighters have made their way into Syria to support the Free Syrian Army rebels in their war against President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Al-Harati, who commanded the Tripoli Revolutionary brigade -- which was the first group of rebels to enter the Libyan capital last August -- has been in Syria for months leading some of his former men and Syrian military defectors who have joined his "Liwaa al-Umma" or "The Banner of the Nation" brigade.
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More than 30 men who fought against Libya's regime are moving into Syria
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One fighter says: Libya was a walk in the park compared to Syria
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Unlike Libya, in Syria fighters have no base and no cover from a no-fly zone
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Libya's government and people have been vocal supporters of Syria's opposition

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Pranging your boyfriend's car is always going to cause a bit of tension in a relationship. But when your beau is a successful Nascar driver and you've sent his vehicle spinning across the track, it's just that bit more awkward. So  Danica Patrick will no doubt have some making up to do after she was involved in an on-track incident with fellow driver - and boyfriend - Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in the closing laps of Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Patrick was running 18th with 10 laps to go in the opening race at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Illinois, when she made contact with Stenhouse's car.
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Patrick was involved in on-track incident with boyfriend Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
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The cars made contact sending Stenhouse spinning across the track
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Patrick's car received repairs  before heading back to racetrack to finish 19th
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Stenhouse finished 17th and didn't release a statement after the race
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'I talked with Ricky afterward, and we're fine,' Patrick said

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By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 19:33 EST, 20 May 2012 | UPDATED: 10:16 EST, 21 May 2012 Families of the victims of the Lockerbie bombing are still angry with the Scottish and British government over the release of Abdelbaset Al Megrahi, a leading senator said yesterday after the terrorist's death. ‘This man was a horrible man,' said New York's Chuck Schumer. 'It would have been better if he’d not died in freedom but died in prison. That’s what he deserved. ‘I still believe that the Scottish government, perhaps with the participation of the British government, created a major injustice when they let him out.’
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Libyan intelligence agent, 60, passes away at palatial Tripoli home with family after being released from prison in 2009
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Convicted of killing 270 people in 1988 bombings of Pan Am Flight 103
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He received a hero's welcome on return to his native country upon release

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By Arthur Martin UPDATED: 17:41 EST, 21 June 2011 A Stradivarius violin described as the 'Mona Lisa' of the music world has sold for a record £9.8million at  auction to raise money for victims of the  Japanese earthquake and tsunami. The pristine instrument was made by the famed craftsman Antonio Stradivari in 1721 and is one of  the two best preserved among his violins. The 'Lady Blunt' is named after former owner Lady Anne Blunt, granddaughter of the poet Lord Byron. Record sale: The Lady Blunt violin, made by Stradivarius in 1721, fetched nearly £10m following the online auction
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Question: Master craftsmanship: Experts said it was rare to find a @placeholder in such pristine condition


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Libya will pay hundreds of millions of dollars to victims of terrorist attacks involving Americans in an agreement signed and finalized Thursday, the U.S. State Department said. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch, left, and Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmad Fitouri sign the deal. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch signed the deal in Tripoli, Libya, on Thursday. If implemented, the deal will end Libya's legal liability in numerous lawsuits from families of victims of what the United States considers Libyan terrorist acts. It also paves the way for stronger ties between the two nations and increased U.S. involvement in the oil-rich nation.
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Deal ends Libya's liability in lawsuits from families of victims of terrorist acts
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Libya to pay more than $700 million to settle Lockerbie, La Belle disco cases
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Libya will be exempt from law allowing terror victims to be paid with frozen assets

Question: It would also set aside funds to compensate victims of several other incidents blamed on Libya but for which @placeholder hasn't accepted responsibility.


(CNN) -- Barcelona and Real Madrid have both played down suggestions that Saturday's "El Clasico" showdown will decide the Spanish league title. With eight matches left in the season, the two bitter rivals are locked on 77 points at the top of the table with Real ahead by just one goal on "for-and-against" differential. Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola  said his team would treat the match -- traditionally the biggest fixtures in the La Liga schedule -- as "a final" but insisted that defeat would not be terminal for either team's title hopes. "If there were only three or four games to go I would say it is an almost decisive match, but when there are seven left afterwards it's not so much -- but it is very important," he told reporters on Friday.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona locked on 77 points at the top of the Spanish league table
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Real have slight edge by just one goal on "for-and-against" differential with eight games left
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Both teams' coaches insist that victory will not decide the La Liga crown
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Defending champions Barcelona won the 79th "El Clasico" 1-0 at home in November

Question: @placeholder have won 50 of the 79 encounters between the two teams since 1929, losing just 15 times.


Former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso slipped in a sly dig at the Merseyside club's rivals Manchester United while saying goodbye to Real Madrid team-mate Angel Di Maria on Twitter ahead of the Argentina international's expected move to Old Trafford. Di Maria is edging closer to a record £60million move to United after turning down a new contract at the reigning European champions. In his tweet Alonso made reference to Di Maria's Champions League heroics against Atletico Madrid in May: 'Thanks for everything Fideo! I wish you all the best, even at Manchester Utd :) never forget the zigzag in extra-time in Lisbon.'
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Former Liverpool midfielder made dig at United during his farewell message
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Di Maria is poised to complete a club record £60million move to Old Trafford
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Alonso also referenced Di Maria's brilliant display against Atletico Madrid in Carlo Ancelotti's side's Champions League final win in Lisbon
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Earlier on Sunday, Ancelotti admitted Di Maria had already said his goodbyes to club staff and his team-mates at training
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Madrid full-back Marcelo also took to Twitter to wish the Argentine well

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London (CNN) -- Film-maker and artist Tina Gharavi grew up idolizing Muhammad Ali, the trailblazing American boxing great who was a hero to her Iranian father and millions of others around the world. "My dad had incredible love for him," she told CNN at the opening of her latest exhibition, "The Last of the Dictionary Men," currently on display in London's Mosaic Rooms gallery. "It was the first time I saw a very strong black person, who was so unapologetic and beautiful." So when she moved to South Shields -- a coastal town with a maritime heritage in northeast England -- and heard that one of the 20th century's most celebrated athletes had had his marriage blessed in an Islamic ceremony at the local mosque, she found it hard to believe.
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The Yemeni community of South Shields, England is one of the UK's oldest Muslim populations
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In 1977, boxer Muhammad Ali visited and had his marriage blessed in the mosque
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Artist Tina Gharavi has created an exhibition documenting the stories of the community's elders
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She says she wants to capture the tales of this disappearing world

Question: He arrived in @placeholder as a seaman in 1967, and returns every two years.


(CNN) --   Some athletes earn the right to be considered a sporting legend. Few, in truth, are truly deserving of such an honor. But there can be no quarrel over the greatness of Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie who, in a career spanning 16 years, has redefined the art of long-distance running. Haile Gebrselassie during the epic 10,000 meter final at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. It is regularly described as one of the greatest track races of all time. Born in the rural town of Asela in the central province of Arsi, Haile Gebrselassie was seven years old when the Ethiopian Miruts Yifter triumphed in the 10,000 meters final at the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
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Inspired to start running after watching the 1980 Moscow Olympics
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Early promise quickly realized as he triumphs at World Junior Games
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Serial world record breaker completes Olympic double in 2000
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Marathon glory in 2007 caps an unprecedented running career

Question: Listening to the victory on the family radio the feat implanted not only a desire to run, but also a belief that it was possible for @placeholder athletes to succeed at the highest level.


When Arsene Wenger turned down the opportunity to sign former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas for £30m, many Gunners fans thought their boss had lost it. Having seen transfer window after transfer window with little impact until late August, it’s hard to blame them. But as Arsenal close in on Alexis Sanchez for the exact same fee, Wenger’s decision has been vindicated. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Alexis Sanchez freestyle during Chile training On his way: Sanchez left his holiday early and landed in London to sign for Arsenal London calling: But Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas moved to Chelsea, not Arsenal
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Alexis Sanchez set to sign for Arsenal in £30million deal
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Transfer will go through once Barcelona sign Luis Suarez
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger declined chance to re-sign Cesc Fabregas
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Sanchez capture vindicates Wenger's decision to snub Fabregas

Question: And in @placeholder, Arsenal may well be getting the next best thing.


(CNN)The Hubble space telescope peers hundreds, thousands, millions of light-years into the universe to study novas, quasars and nebulas. But weeks ago, it pulled its focus way in close -- to just light-minutes away -- to view a rare and beautiful spectacle at the planet Jupiter. Three big moons crossed past it at the same time, casting their shadows onto Jupiter's swirling surface. From the perspective of people theoretically standing on Jupiter, it would be like three solar eclipses happening at once, astronomers said. In the last 15 years, this has happened only twice, the Space Telescope Science Institute said. "The next one will be 2032," said astronomer Carol Christian.
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Three of Jupiter's four great moons crossed its sunny side in January
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That's rare; it has happened only twice in the last 15 years
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Hubble's images are primarily for aesthetic purposes, a gift to the public

Question: There was no great scientific gain in @placeholder taking the snaps.


By Eve Mcgowan PUBLISHED: 16:00 EST, 7 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:00 EST, 7 September 2013 With its glorious garden, thatched roof and an out-of-the-way location in rural Hampshire, Home Farm Cottage couldn’t be further from the Hollywood Hills. But this quintessentially English country cottage was once home to the acclaimed film director Ronald Neame who worked with names such as Noel  Coward, Alec Guinness and Judy Garland. ‘Not a lot happens here,’ says current owner Brian Morris of the sleepy hamlet of Quarley that includes just 60 homes, a Saxon church and a community hall. Idyllic: Home Farm Cottage, located in Quarley, Hampshire, is on the market for £545,000
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Home Farm Cottage, Hampshire, was home to film director Ronald Neame
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Neame directed the 1972 Hollywood his The Poseidon Adventure
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Current owner of Home Farm Cottage is selling it for £545,000

Question: Brian says: ‘I have to admit, I have sat here by the stove and watched @placeholder.


(CNN) -- In 1922 a team of British explorers set off on a historic first attempt to climb the world's highest mountain. They never reached the top of Mount Everest, but their incredible feat of scaling within 2,000 feet of the summit was considered so groundbreaking they were each awarded an Olympic gold medal. Bowed but unbroken, climber Lt. Col. Edward Strutt made a pledge that at the very next opportunity one of the gold medals would be taken to the top of the world -- the summit his team never saw. Almost 90 years later, that dream is finally being realized as British climber Kenton Cool attempts to carry one of the medals to the peak of Mount Everest. CNN caught up with Kenton at base camp, where he is tweeting about his climb in real time.
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British climber Kenton Cool attempts to carry Olympic gold medal to Mt. Everest summit
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Climb in honor of explorers who made world's first attempt to scale mountain in 1922
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The explorers turn back just 2,000 feet from summit after avalanche kills seven Sherpas
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However, they were still awarded Olympic gold medals for their efforts

Question: On being handed the 1924 Paris Olympic medals, second-in-command @placeholder made his heartfelt pledge.


By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 07:44 EST, 10 September 2012 | UPDATED: 07:38 EST, 11 September 2012 Moving on: Disgraced former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has a new girlfriend who is two decades younger than him, it emerged today Disgraced former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has a new girlfriend who is two decades younger than him, it emerged today. The 63-year-old, who is still embroiled in a series of sex scandals, has already enjoyed a sun-kissed holiday with Myriam Aouffir, a high-profile press officer for French television. It comes after Mr Strauss-Kahn's wife, Anne Sinclair, confirmed she has split from her scandal hit husband at the end of last month.
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The 63-year-old has already enjoyed a sun-kissed holiday with Myriam Aouffir, a high-profile press officer for French television
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It comes after Mr Strauss-Kahn's wife, Anne Sinclair, confirmed she has split from her scandal-hit husband
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Their 20-year marriage came under pressure as Strauss-Kahn was accused of trying to rape chambermaid Nafissatou Diallo at a hotel in New York
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Photographs of Mr Strauss-Kahn and his new 43-year-old girlfriend appear in the latest edition of Paris magazine VSD

Question: They show Mr Strauss-Kahn canoodling with the 'bubbly single girl' Ms @placeholder who has a 'senior job in a big television chain'.


Rick Santorum finished the Iowa Republican caucuses 34 votes ahead of Mitt Romney, but results from several precincts are missing and the full actual results may never be known, according to a final certified tally released Thursday by the Iowa GOP. The new numbers show 29,839 votes for Santorum and 29,805 votes for Romney, according to the party. The initial returns from Iowa gave Romney a razor-thin eight-vote margin of victory over Santorum, reinforcing the former Massachusetts governor's frontrunner status and giving him a major momentum boost heading into the New Hampshire primaries. Romney went on to win New Hampshire easily, seemingly making him the first non-incumbent Republican in modern history to win the first two contests of the cycle.
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Santorum says he learned of the revised result before dawn Thursday
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Santorum finishes with a 34-vote advantage over Mitt Romney in Iowa
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Romney calls Santorum, but campaigns differ on whether it was to concede
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Romney was thought to have won the caucuses by eight votes

Question: While @placeholder had a slight advantage in the certified tally, results from eight precincts were missing and will never be recovered -- a fact that leaves the question of who actually finished first in the caucuses unanswered.


Washington (CNN) -- U.S. officials are revising the way they screen air passengers coming to the United States, dropping measures hastily implemented after the Christmas Day bombing attempt and replacing them with a plan to give airlines and other nations "real-time, threat-based intelligence" about potential terrorists. Under the plan, the Transportation Security Administration would give airlines and other nations information gleaned from intelligence sources about potential terrorists -- information such as partial names, partial passport numbers and travel patterns of suspects. The plan retains existing No Fly and selectee lists, as well as the random selection of some passengers for additional screening.
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NEW: Policy of extra scrutiny for those from 14 mostly Muslim countries dropped
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New rules to deal with "real-time, threat-based intelligence," Homeland Security chief says
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Air security measures will replace ones added after failed Christmas Day attack

Question: The @placeholder will do inspections, and there will be penalties for not complying.


Guns: Adrian Golland, 71, who had his shotgun and two rifles taken away by police after he got into a row with a vicar over a sink he installed in a church A canon at one of Britain's most-important cathedrals had two rifles and a shotgun seized by police worried about a bitter feud with a vicar sparked by a sink. Adrian Golland, 71, a lay canon at Manchester Cathedral, became embroiled in a row with Reverend Nick McKee after installing a sink at the young vicar's church. A court heard that when Rev McKee shut the area at his St Paul's Church, worried the sink's plug socket was unsafe, Mr Golland felt his 'reputation had been trashed.'
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Adrian Golland, 71, felt his reputation was 'trashed' by Reverend Nick McKee
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The young vicar closed a sink the lay canon installed next to a power socket
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Police confiscated Mr Golland's guns after allegations of intimidation

Question: St Paul's Church: Mr @placeholder ignored a request by the archdeacon to stay away from St Paul's


KERALA, India (CNN) -- Mata Amritanandamayi is known as the "hugging guru." Some days, she will sit for up to 20 hours straight as tens of thousands of devotees line up to feel her embrace and hear her whisper motherly advice. Mata Amritanandamayi, aka the "hugging guru," embraces everyone she meets in an effort to spread love and healing. Followers come from all over the world to Amma's ashram, or spiritual center, in Kerala, South India, to get a hug; many choose to stay. "There are two types of poverty in the world, financial poverty and the poverty of love; the second is more important," says Amritanandamayi, who goes by Amma, which means "mother".
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Mata Amritanandamayi's religion is rooted in Hinduism but not tied to it
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She uses hugs as a way to minister to people and teach service to others
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She believes the lack of love is more significant than financial poverty

Question: Amma grew up poor, in the same seaside village on the southern tip of @placeholder where she built her ashram.


(CNN) -- Retired Army Gen. David Petraeus resigned from his CIA director post last week after an FBI investigation revealed he had an extramarital affair, an investigation that also prompted questions about whether his paramour had inappropriate access to classified information. The scandal also has sparked an investigation into whether Marine Corps Gen. John Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, sent inappropriate messages to a different woman, leading President Obama to put Allen's nomination to become NATO's supreme allied chief on hold. The FBI uncovered the Petraeus affair while it investigated e-mails that his paramour, Paula Broadwell, allegedly sent to a Petraeus family friend, Jill Kelley, according to a U.S. official. Kelley, meanwhile, is the woman to whom Allen allegedly sent inappropriate e-mails, according to the Defense Department.
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NEW: Petraeus to testify Friday before congressional panel about Benghazi attack
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David Petraeus resigned as CIA chief last week after an investigation revealed an affair
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The scandal also sparked a probe into whether Gen. John Allen sent inappropriate e-mails
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Obama: I've seen no evidence of a potentially damaging national security breach

Question: @placeholder's source for that previously unpublished information remains unclear, and there's no evidence that it came from Petraeus.

Question: Broadwell's source for that previously unpublished information remains unclear, and there's no evidence that it came from @placeholder.


Richard Johnson can see right through the masterpieces of Rembrandt and Van Gogh. The Cornell University electrical and computer engineering professor is a digital art detective, able to unlock the mysteries of a work's age and authenticity by analyzing its underlying canvas or paper. Using high-resolution X-ray images, the 64-year-old academic can actually determine if paintings came from the same bolt of hand-loomed canvas, each of which has a varying thread density pattern that can be as unique as a fingerprint. Linking multiple pieces of canvas to the same bolt can shore up arguments for authenticity and even put works in chronological order.
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Richard Johnson uses high-res X-rays to forensically examine canvases
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He helped develop digital 'weave density maps' to analyse the canvases
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Now he has switched his attentions to paper and Rembrandt's prints

Question: Paper chain line patterns resembling stripes can be seen on the paper used by @placeholder for his self-portrait when it is held against a window.


(CNN) -- A Virgin Islands jury has found a veteran Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives special agent not guilty of using excessive force when he intervened and fatally shot a man during a domestic argument in 2008. ATF Special Agent William G. Clark was cleared of charges Thursday in a case that enraged many federal law enforcement officers who said Clark was heroically coming to the defense of a battered woman. "ATF has been steadfast in its support of Special Agent Clark and wholeheartedly agrees with the jury's verdict," said Thomas Brandon, ATF deputy director, in a written statement. ATF officials said Clark was confronted by Marcus Sukow on September 7, 2008, and "took immediate action to defend himself and others by discharging his firearm to stop the attack."
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The charge against Special Agent William G. Clark enraged many federal law officers
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He had intervened in a domestic argument in 2008
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A federal investigation cleared him, but Virgin Islands police charged him with murder

Question: Federal authorities were so incensed by the Virgin Island's prosecution of Clark -- and so concerned other federal agents could similarly be prosecuted -- that they removed all @placeholder agents from the Virgin Islands in 2008, a policy that continues today, the agency said.


Arsenal visit Liverpool on Sunday afternoon with both sides desperate for the win to reignite their Premier League campaigns and push back towards the Champions League places. Arsene Wenger’s side return to Anfield to the scene of last season’s humiliating 5-1 drubbing at the hands of a Raheem Sterling inspired Liverpool. The 20 year-old has already become an integral member of Liverpool and England’s side, featuring 58 times so far for club and country in 2014 whereas Arsenal have a new talisman lighting up the league in Chile international Alexis Sanchez, but who has the edge ahead of the Anfield battle?
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Alexis Sanchez will go head-to-head with Raheem Sterling at Anfield
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Arsenal's forward has scored nine Premier League goals this season
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Sterling has become an integral part of Liverpool and England's sides, making 58 appearances for club and country so far in 2014
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20-year-old deployed in the middle recently as Liverpool struggle for form

Question: However Sterling has also adapted his game to lead the line, winning 86 per cent of tackles and a statistic well ahead of @placeholder’s 72 per cent rate.


President Obama’s high school pot dealer who he thanked in his yearbook for the 'good times' was beaten to death by his lover after a series of fights over flatulence and drugs, MailOnline can reveal today. Raymond Boyer, known as 'Gay Ray' to Obama and his marijuana smoking 'Choom Gang', was bludgeoned to death with a hammer seven years after he sold the future president and his friends drugs. His lover Andrew Devere, a male prostitute, gave police a laundry list of reasons for the killing, including that Boyer, a surfer and unemployed chef, constantly put him down, made him beg for drugs and had a habit of breaking wind in his face.
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Raymond Boyer was known as 'Gay Ray' to Obama and his marijuana smoking 'Choom Gang' of privately-educated kids at Hawaiian high school
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Ray was bludgeoned to death with a hammer in 1986, seven years after he supplied the future president and his friends with drugs
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Lover Andrew Devere, a male prostitute, gave police a variety of reasons for the murder
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He said surfer Boyer put him down constantly and broke wind in his face
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Court documents uncovered for the first time by MailOnline
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Choom is island slang for pot smoking and group went on excursions to countryside to get high and party, sometimes in Ray’s surf van
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Devere is now living on the mainland after serving his life sentence
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Obama last week said marijuana was no more dangerous than alcohol
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Devere's new wife Elizabeth told MailOnline doing drugs is fine if you are rich and 'have the tools to deal with it' but not if you are poor with problems

Question: One of them was that you skipped a turn if you did not inhale properly and the other, a favorite of @placeholder, was that you could grab an extra drag of a joint if you elbowed in and shouted 'intercepted'.


A Spanish ebola victim’s pet dog was put down last night over fears it could transmit the disease, prompting outrage from animal lovers who chanted ‘murderers’ outside the woman’s home. Fury erupted after a government health spokesman confirmed that Teresa Romero Ramos’s dog, Excalibur, had been destroyed. The official explained: ‘Unfortunately we had no other choice.’ The animal was put to sleep inside Mrs Romero Ramos’s home, which was disinfected before the animal’s body was taken away in a white van to a nearby incinerator. Scroll down for video Pet: A government health spokesman confirmed Teresa Romero Ramos's dog Excalibur has been put down
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Fury erupts after health spokesman confirms pet dog has been destroyed
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Teresa Romero Ramos's animal was put to sleep inside her home in Spain
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House disinfected before Excalibur's body was taken away in white van
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Demonstrators mounted a vigil outside to try to stop the move yesterday
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300,000 people had already signed petition urging authorities to spare dog
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Nurse said she found out she had Ebola from reading a newspaper website

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Victoria's Secret is synonymous with sultry femininity, and if Carmen Carrera had her way, that would include transgendered women as well. Fans have petitioned for the transgender burlesque performer and model to join the ranks of Heidi Klum, Gisele Bundchen and Miranda Kerr as Victoria's Secret's newest Angel. The Change.org petition, which calls Carrera "a force to be reckoned with," says such a move by Victoria's Secret would "show the entire community that they embrace trans patrons." The petition has received more than 36,000 signatures, but Carrera told CNN en Español that she has yet to hear from the lingerie company.
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Fans are petitioning Carmen Carrera to be Victoria's Secret's first transgender Angel
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Carrera wants trans women to have "respectful representation"
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Executive producer of "RuPaul's Drag Race:" It's Carmen Carrera's chance to break the "beauty barrier"
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Victoria's Secret has no comment

Question: "It would be pretty amazing for @placeholder to be that huge corporation that embraces trans women.

Question: She knows firsthand how difficult it is for any woman to land a spot in the elite group of @placeholder models.


Kate's £245 shoes are by Stuart Weitzman for Russell & Bromley The Duchess teamed them with a matching £245 clutch by the same brand Official £10 Team GB scarf comes from Next Her favourite £500 Smythe blazer completed the look By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:29 EST, 31 July 2012 | UPDATED: 14:39 EST, 1 August 2012 Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry have dropped in on the British Olympic team's official residence to wish them good luck and to admire the bronze medal won by swimmer Rebecca Adlington. Yesterday's royal visit caught dozens of athletes by surprise.
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Kate's £245 shoes are by Stuart Weitzman for Russell & Bromley
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The Duchess teamed them with a matching £245 clutch by the same brand
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Official £10 Team GB scarf comes from Next
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Her favourite £500 Smythe blazer completed the look

Question: @placeholder, who has a passion for fashion, told the duchess she loved her navy wedges - and couldn't help gushing about them afterward.


By Dominic King Follow @@DominicKing_DM Joe Royle, the last man to lead Everton to a trophy back in 1995, has returned to Goodison Park for a third spell at the club. Having served Everton with distinction as both a player and a manager, Royle will now take a role on Roberto Martinez’s backroom staff with the specific brief of helping young players make the transition from the Academy and Under-21 ranks into the first team. It is an important appointment as a number of changes have taken place behind the scenes at Goodison this summer, with Academy Director Alan Irvine leaving to take over as manager at West Brom and Alan Stubbs, who had been in charge of the Under-21s, taking the Hibernian manager’s job.
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Royle will help develop youngsters after exits of Alan Irvine and Alan Stubbs
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65-year-old leaves role as Football Consultant at Norwich to take up role
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Royle played for Everton and led them to FA Cup glory as manager in 1995

Question: Moving on: Alan Irvine has left his youth role at @placeholder to become West Brom manager

Question: Moving on: Alan Irvine has left his youth role at Everton to become @placeholder manager

Question: He is a true Evertonian and we all welcome him back to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Some of the first accounts emerged Tuesday from eyewitnesses who were aboard several boats stormed by Israeli forces as they approached Gaza the day before. Hanin Zoabi, a member of the Israeli parliament, was on board the Miva Marmara, the ship that was the scene of a confrontation between activists and Israeli soldiers. That clash left at least nine people dead. The Israeli Navy fired on the ships five minutes before commandos descended from ropes that dangled from helicopters, Zoabi said during a press conference in Nazareth, Israel. She said passengers on board the ship were unarmed. Were you there? Send us your story, images, video
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Passenger says shots were fired before Israeli commandos boarded ship
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Israel says its forces started shooting after passengers assaulted them
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Zoabi said she saw five dead bodies during the hour-long military operation
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Another witness said a bag was placed over her head

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(CNN) -- NATO has released satellite photos that show the extent of Russia's military mobilization on its border with Ukraine -- including fighter jets, tanks, artillery and thousands of soldiers who are prepared to invade within 12 hours if called upon, say officials. The photos appear to confirm Western leaders' fears that Russia may be preparing for a ground invasion of eastern Ukraine, despite NATO's call for Russia to withdraw its forces from the border. What do the photos show? The photos, which private satellite imaging firm DigitalGlobe says it took between March 22 and April 2, purportedly reveal dozens of Russian "fast jets," helicopters and infantry units that were not spotted in photos of the same areas last year.
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NATO releases satellite photos purportedly showing Russian military buildup near Ukraine
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Photos, reportedly taken just weeks ago, show jets, tanks, and troops amassing near border
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Russia says photos were taken last August -- NATO says claim is "categorically false"
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NATO official says Russia has up to 40,000 troops ready to invade Ukraine if called upon

Question: "And as we've illustrated through the imagery, it's close to routes and lines of communications and it has the resources to be able to move quickly into @placeholder if it was ordered to do so."


Controversial data collected from NSA eavesdropping on U.S. citizens may have been used by intelligence officials in order to make a deadly drone strike on Somali militant leader. That’s what the defense is arguing in a California terrorism funding case that’s focused on al Shabaab, the same group that recently carried out a deadly attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi. Four San Diego men of Somali extraction were convicted of conspiracy to finance and support the Somali militant group in February. Now they argue that data illegally collected on one of them was used to justify the lethal strike and want a new trial.
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Lawyers for San Diego resident Basaaly Moalin and three other men want a retrial for their clients who were convicted of conspiracy to aid the militant group in February
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Data collected on Moalin may have led directly to the deadly 2008 drone strike that killed militant leader Aden Hashi Ayrow
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The revelation may reignite questions about the legality of the NSA's use of data collected from American citizens

Question: The militant leader was one of around 30 killed in the strike (aftermath pictured), which lawyers for @placeholder say was justified with illegally obtained intel.


By Hamish Mackay Follow @@H_Mackay Roman Kreuziger's Tinkoff-Saxo team have hit back at UCI president Brian Cookson after he criticised their selection of the rider for the Tour of Poland. Tinkoff-Saxo published an open letter to Cookson criticising comments he made after the Czech Republic rider was provisionally suspended based on biological passport irregularities. Kreuziger was omitted from Tinkoff-Saxo's Tour de France squad and, his team say, was not suspended, by them or the UCI, until he was selected for this month's Tour of Poland. The letter from Tinkoff-Saxo managing director read Stefano Feltrin followed a series of messages from team owner Oleg Tinkoff on Twitter, threatening legal action against the UCI, although many of the Russian's comments on the social networking site should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Roman Kreuziger was omitted from Tinkoff-Saxo Tour de France team
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Tinkoff-Saxo say he was never suspended by them or UCI
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Rider was selected for Tour of Poland, then banned retrospectively by UCI
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Czech cyclist given suspension only 48 hours before Tour started
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Oleg Tinkoff threatened UCI with legal action

Question: The letter read: 'What seems inexplicable to us is how @placeholder can decide that from a certain moment in time but also retroactively the interpretation of the rule, that riders will not be provisionally suspended for alleged blood passport violations, which has applied since 2011 when the blood passport was introduced, shall be revised.


A Shania Twain superfan has sacrificed relationships, thousands of pounds, hundreds of hours and even her first name in a bid to emulate her ‘inspirational’ idol. Saskia Vese, 32, has spent around £5,000 on the Canadian singing star’s music and merchandise since she became a fan in 1998. She said: 'When I saw the video for ‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’, I was amazed. People were obsessed with the fact she dared to show her midriff, which was very unusual for a country and western star at the time. Saskia (left) so admires Shania (right in her Feel Like A woman video) that she has dedicated her career to the country and western star - she's even sacrificed her relationship and her first name to her obsession
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Saskia Vese became a fan after seeing 'That Don't Impress me Much'
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So impressed she hired a singing coach and started tribute act
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Then began to dress and act like singer in everyday life
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Now introduces herself as Shanie when she meets new people

Question: 'It was a real shame, @placeholder is such a beautiful women inside and out, but the Shania obsession was so constant it freaked me out.


London (Financial Times) -- Samsung successfully fended off a legal move by Apple to block the sale of its tablet computers in the UK but only after suffering the indignity of a judge ruling that its Galaxy Tabs were "not cool" enough to be mistaken for iPads. Apple had claimed three models of the Galaxy Tab too closely resembled the design of the iPad. But Judge Colin Birss ruled that there were noticeable differences between the tablets in terms of their thickness and the designs on the back. "They do not have the same understated and extreme simplicity which is possessed by the Apple design," the judge said of the Samsung gadgets. "They are not as cool."
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UK judge rules Galaxy Tabs "not cool" enough to be mistaken for iPads
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Apple claimed three models were too similar to its iPad design
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Apple has 21 days to appeal against the UK ruling
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Rivals access Apple of using its patents aggressively to disrupt sales

Question: @placeholder welcomed the ruling and said: "Should Apple continue to make excessive legal claims in other countries based on such generic designs, innovation in the industry could be harmed and consumer choice unduly limited."


(CNN) -- Serena Williams wept with delight after becoming the oldest woman to ever hold the number one world ranking. The 31-year-old American star clinched a 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 victory over Petra Kvitova in the quarterfinals of the Qatar Open to move back to the summit following a two-and-a-half year interval which almost saw her quit the sport. "I am so sensitive nowadays -- I am always crying, but I never thought I would be here again you know," Williams told reporters. "I have been through so much and I never thought I would be here," she repeated. Martina: Serena will 'break all records'
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Serena Williams will return to the top of the world rankings on Monday
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At 31, Williams is the oldest woman to achieve the feat
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U.S. star defeated Petra Kvitova in quarterfinals at Doha
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Williams to face Maria Sharapova in semifinals

Question: The achievement had looked in doubt with @placeholder 4-1 down in the final set, but the American fought back to clinch a dramatic 7-5 victory.


Cairo (CNN) -- An Egyptian judge on Monday said he would announce the verdict in the trial of three Al Jazeera journalists on June 23. The prosecution had argued that channels like Al Jazeera brought down Iraq and were planning to do the same in Egypt. One of the defendants, Al Jazeera bureau chief Mohamed Fahmy, argued that "a TV channel can't destroy a country." He held up a copy of a book by U.S. President George W. Bush, then slammed it down on the judge's elevated desk, telling him he had "underlined the parts in which Bush admits to invading Iraq based on misinformation."
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Three Al Jazeera journalists face charges in Egypt of spreading false news
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Prosecutors say the channel is trying to bring down Egypt; defendants forcefully deny it
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Defense attorneys say the charges were actually meant for a different Al Jazeera channel

Question: An acquittal could be on the horizon, but others are holding back their excitement, fearing the politicization of the case, and public opinion that doesn't view @placeholder favorably, could lead to a conviction.


By Paul Revoir PUBLISHED: 19:26 EST, 14 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:27 EST, 14 February 2013 James Purnell, who served as both Culture and Work and Pensions Secretary in Gordon Brown's Cabinet, has been appointed as the BBC's strategy chief The appointment of a former Labour cabinet minister to a senior BBC job on a salary of almost £300,000 a year last night re-ignited concerns over the corporation’s links with the Left. James Purnell, who served as both Culture and Work and Pensions Secretary under Gordon Brown, has been handed the job as the corporation’s strategy chief. MPs claimed it was ‘unprecedented’ to have someone with such a politically active past become a senior BBC executive, while others said having a ‘partisan political figure’ would do little to reassure people that the corporation is impartial.
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Ex-Culture and Work and Pensions Secretary resigns party membership
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He will be a key figure in BBC charter renewal negotiations
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Purnell will become one of the Corporation's most powerful executives

Question: MPs warned he would have to make it clear he had put his ‘@placeholder affiliations’ well behind him.


Gary Harkins and Jim McAlister brought an internet viral to life on Saturday, when they celebrated a Dundee goal against Motherwell with their version of a Randy Orton 'RKO'. Harkins had just scored Dundee's second goal at Fir Pirk, to help end a run of four straight defeats, when he and McAlister brought the move to life. As Harkins stood with his arms aloft, McAlister pretended to grab him by the head and throw him to the floor in the iconic wrestling slam. Gary Harkins celebrates scoring for Dundee to put them 2-0 up against Motherwell at Fir Park
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Gary Harkins put Dundee 2-0 up in Premiership clash
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Harkins and Jim McAlister celebrated by imitating twitter viral
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Dundee went on to win the game 3-1

Question: The internet sensation, which has recently been applied to various videos of people falling over, features @placeholder throwing someone to the ground 'out of nowhere'.


(CNN) -- The exiled leader of the Palestinian Islamic faction Hamas met with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Sunday in his first official trip to Jordan since his expulsion in 1999. In a statement issued by Hamas, Khaled Meshaal expressed his appreciation to the king for supporting Palestinians. "Any future meetings between Hamas and Jordan open a new page between the two sides and serve the Palestinian cause," said Meshaal, who announced earlier this month that he would not seek another term as president of the movement's governing body. The meeting comes as Abdullah is making a high-profile attempt to broker new peace talks in the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Hamas, which the United States and the European Union consider a terrorist organization, controls the Palestinian territory of Gaza and refuses to recognize Israel's right to exist.
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Khaled Meshaal meets with King Abdullah II in Amman
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It's his first official visit since Jordan expelled Hamas in the 1990s
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Abdullah is attempting to broker new Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
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Israel, Palestinians point fingers over the latest impasse

Question: "But, unfortunately, @placeholder did not accept to freeze settlement construction, which we consider as destroying confidence measures and an illegal and provocative act which led to the collapse of the talks."


By Deni Kirkova For a campaign called Made For Mischief, wild child Cara Delevingne was an obvious choice. The supermodel, 21, returns as the face of Pepe Jeans for AW14 alongside two handsome male models as the trio fool around and cause havoc in various settings. In one shot Cara is pictured lounging in a bath sandwiched between fellow models Claude Simonon, son of Clash guitarist Paul Simonon, and Italian Paolo Anchisi. In another, the hunks try to cram tiny Cara into a bin. Scroll down for video Cara wears Pepe Jeans Andy Warhol collection sweater, £60 and Pepe Jeans faux leather skirt, £60
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Cara, 21, returns as face of London denim brand Pepe Jeans for AW14
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Joined by Claude Simonon and Paolo Anchisi in 'Made For Mischief' shoot

Question: @placeholder, Claude and Paolo are depicted having fun, being young and free-spirited, provocative and gently rebellious.


Each week Sportsmail gathers up the ratings from our team of reporters to provide the best Premier League starting XI of the day. Chelsea held their sport at the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win against Leicester while Arsenal came from two goals down to draw against Everton. Formation: 3-5-2 GK: Kasper Schmeichel, Leicester City (vs Chelsea), 8.5 Rob Draper at Stamford Bridge Kasper Schmeichel did his level-best to try and keep out a relentless second half onslaught from Chelsea. The Danish stopper made several brilliant saves from Branislav Ivanovic before finally being beaten by Diego Costa.
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Diego Costa scored his second goal of the season as Chelsea won 2-0
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Kasper Schmeichel starred in the Leicester goal despite losing
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Nathan Dyer marked his 100th Premier League appearance with a goal
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Mauro Zarate scored on his West Ham debut

Question: Safe hands: @placeholder (right) made some brilliant saves against Chelsea on Saturday


While Andy Murray and Tomas Berdych are battling on court in the semi-finals of the Australian Open, their respective fiancees could be waging a duel of jewels in the stands. Murray and Berdych both proposed to their respective girlfriends - Kim Sears and Ester Satorova - recently before presenting them with expensive diamond rings. Murray's engagement ring to Sears has been valued at around £250,000 while Berdych's love token is estimated to be worth around £225,000 Scroll down for video Andy Murray's fiancée Kim Sears (left) sported a platinum diamond ring said to be worth £250,000, while fellow tennis ace Thomas Berdych's wife-to-be showed off a square-cut classic cut £225,000 sparkler
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Andy Murray faces Tomas Berdych in Australian Open semi-finals
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Murray's fiancée Kim Sears has been sporting £250,000 diamond ring
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Meanwhile, Berdych's wife-to-be Ester Satorova has a £225,000  sparkler
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It has taken even more bravery than is needed to climb into the ring for Amir Khan, as a devout Muslim, to denounce the extremist barbarity which has now brought slaughter to the streets of Paris in the perverted name of religion. It required greater courage still for this British hero of Pakistani origin to travel to strife-torn Peshawar to help inspire the rebuilding of the school in which 132 children were among those massacred by militant Islamist gunmen. All sane citizens of this country should be deeply grateful to a young public figure of such risky prominence for so fearlessly distancing himself, and by association much of his Muslim community, from terror and atrocity.
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Devout Muslim boxer Amir Khan has publicly condemned the killing of 12 people in Paris by extremists
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Mo Farah and Moeen Ali have been conspicuous by their silence
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Khan has been setting an example ever since he came to prominence
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People calling for Ched Evans to return to football are despicable
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The convicted rapist has had a thuggish reluctance to admit wrongdoing

Question: Not as the father of his sadly misguided girlfriend funds a legal campaign for a man so wretchedly lacking in remorse that it is hard to see how any father would want his daughter anywhere near @placeholder, least of all in his bed.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin appeared on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," along with Palin lookalike Tina Fey. The show's opening sketch featured a mock press conference with Fey reprising her role as the Alaska governor. The piece then cut to a shot of Palin watching Fey's performance on a television monitor with Lorne Michaels, the show's executive producer. "I just didn't think it was a realistic depiction of the way my press conferences would have gone," she said. "Why couldn't we have done the '30 Rock' sketch that I wrote?" she asked, referring to the NBC comedy which stars Fey.
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Sarah Palin appears on "Saturday Night Live" with former cast member Tina Fey
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Sketch also featured "30 Rock" actor Alec Baldwin
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Fey has played Palin several times on the show

Question: The opening sketch also featured a surprise visit by Alec Baldwin, Fey's "30 Rock" co-star, who mistook Palin for @placeholder, and tried to convince Michaels not to let Fey appear on the show with the governor.

Question: In both skits, @placeholder delivered her lines with a straight face but mostly played the comic foil to the show's cast of mischief-makers.


(WIRED) -- You should care about Apple's collection of geodata on iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices, because the method is flawed. To be clear, "care" doesn't mean you should smash your iPhone with a hammer, rip out the GPS chip and gulp it down your throat. This isn't an issue of "Big Brother is watching." It's just a matter of a security flaw that puts your location data at risk if it gets in the wrong hands -- not an immediate concern, but a concern nonetheless. Two data scientists broke the news Wednesday that an unencrypted file stored on iOS devices contains a detailed log of the device's geographical data dating back 10 months. The scientists also wrote a program, allowing you to plug in your iOS device and automatically output the geodata into an interactive map, just so you could see for yourself.
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If a thief got his hands on your iPhone, he can figure out where you live
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The police could subpoena the iPhone's location database file when investigating a suspect
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It's likely we'll see Apple issue a software update soon

Question: With that said, the chances are small that your @placeholder is going to get hacked or stolen, or that you're going to be suspected of a crime (we would hope).


German airline Lufthansa will soon allow its passengers to travel with falcons, the company has announced. From late next year, travellers will be able to take their hunting birds onboard in a newly-designed device called the ‘Falcon Master’ tray, which can be fitted with a cage. The move is set to prove popular with the airline’s Middle East customers, where falconry is hugely popular. Scroll down for video The 'Falcon Master' enables owners to transport their falcons or other birds in the aircraft sitting on a dedicated bird stand connected to standard seat tracks. It comes with a cage and transparent cover
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Travellers will be able to take the birds of prey onboard from late next year
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Airline is developing a specially-designed cage called the Falcon Master
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Move set to be popular in Middle East where falconry is hugely popular
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Affluent Emiratis travel to locations as far as Morocco and Pakistan to take part in falconry after hunting restrictions introduced in the UAE

Question: Lufthansa said it had designed the bird-transport devices ‘in close cooperation with falcon experts from the M@placeholder.


McDonald's has been accused of super-sized tax avoidance after apparently dodging more than £700million worth of taxes across Europe. The American fast food chain funnelled billions of pounds through Luxembourg to reduce its tax bill significantly, according to a report. Luxembourg has controversially been used as a tax haven by many multi-nationals because it allows companies to pay as little as 1 per cent tax on income. Now, McDonald’s has been branded ‘shameful’ after claims it used an ‘aggressive’ tax loophole to avoid paying around £730million over five years. Appetising: A quarter-pounder from McDonald's, which has been branded 'shameful' over accusations it used a Luxembourg offshoot to avoid paying about £730million to the UK tax man over five years
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War On Want traced McDonald's finances through the tiny country
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It found the firm paid franchise royalties to a Luxembourg offshoot
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Firm also shifted its European HQ from London to Geneva, Switlerland
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Britain is the third largest European market for McDonald’s

Question: A McDonald’s spokesman said: ‘@placeholder complies with applicable laws, including payments of the taxes that are owed in each country in which we operate.


(CNN) -- The makers of BlackBerry devices, Research in Motion, are gearing up for a fight they can't afford to lose. On Wednesday at a press event in New York, the company will finally unveil its new smartphone operating system, BlackBerry 10, and a pair of new handsets -- one with a physical keyboard and another that's all touchscreen. But are there enough BlackBerry fans left out there to embrace a new kind of smartphone from a company that has fallen woefully behind the competition, both in sales and innovation? Many BlackBerry users in the United States are stuck with the device because it is issued by their employer, which has led to a cumbersome trend of people carrying two devices: a work phone and a personal one.
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New BlackBerry 10 operating system being unveiled at RIM event Wednesday
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The company must appease its corporate base while winning over Android and iOS users
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This could be the company's last opportunity to cling to its No. 3 spot in the smartphone market

Question: App selection is another key area that @placeholder must address.