New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- Oil companies Shell and BP began evacuating nonessential personnel from their drilling platforms in the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday as officials kept a wary eye on a tropical storm churning toward Mexico that could wreak havoc on oil spill cleanup efforts. As much as 2.5 million gallons of oil could flow into the Gulf for two weeks if Tropical Storm Alex forces a work stoppage at the ruptured BP well, the government's disaster response manager said. Adm. Thad Allen said gale-force winds near the well head would prompt an evacuation of the thousands of workers and vessels involved in the oil recovery and cleanup effort.
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Alex moving toward Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:28 EST, 7 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:34 EST, 7 December 2012 The disgraced former head of the IMF whisked his girlfriend off for a romantic break in Venice just days after he was photographed cavorting with models in a Paris nightclub. Dominique Strauss-Kahn's extravagant gesture to the new lady in his life Myriam Aouffir came after he was caught on camera brazenly posing with three attractive young women during a night out with pals in the French capital. The 64-year-old certainly appeared to pull out all the stops for Ms Aouffir who is 21 years his junior, travelling around the city's famous canals on a luxury speedboat.
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Disgraced former head of the IMF made the extravagant gesture to the new lady in his life Myriam Aouffir
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Strauss-Kahn waiting to learn if he will face charges of conspiring with pimps to procure girls for sex parties around the world

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Samantha Geimer is now on email terms with Roman Polanski, she has revealed. Here she is pictured at the premiere of 'Roman Polanski: Wanted And Desired' at The Paris Theatre in New York City in 2008 Nearly 40 years after she accused film-maker Roman Polanski of raping her in the jaccuzzi at Jack Nicholson's house, Samantha Geimer has revealed the pair are still in touch. Polanski, who was 44 at the time, fled the the US the day before he was due to be sentenced in 1977 and has been exiled ever since. Over the past few years Ms Geimer, who was just 13, and Polanski have written to each other by email.
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Polanski expressed concerns at a rumour that the title of the French version of the memoir she will publish next week would mention the word 'rape'
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Despite the horrific events, Ms Geimer says what followed was worse than the actual rape

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By Freya Noble and Lillian Radulova A group of friends soaking up the golden Australian sun, laughing as they fish with sticks by a campsite and showing off a shark caught in shallow waters. These are the stunning images which give a beautiful insight and rare context into Sunbaker, the iconic 1930s photograph which best represented Australia's unique beach culture. The quintessentially Australian image, snapped my Max Dupain, has been revealed to have come from a collection of 108 other photographic prints from a group camping trip down the New South Wales south coast. They were put together into an album by Dupain's good friend, architect Chris Vandyke, and hidden away in the dark room at his home for many years.
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Australian photographer Max Dupain's famous Sunbaker image is revealed to be part of an album of over 100 shots
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Displayed at The State Library of NSW, the album shows shots from a group camping trip to Culburra Beach in 1937
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Alternative shots of Sunbaker, preferred by Dupain, can also be seen in the album

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(CNN) -- Bipartisan legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate on Thursday that would authorize new economic sanctions on Iran if it breaches an interim agreement to limit its nuclear program or fails to strike a final accord terminating those ambitions. The proposal led by Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, and Mark Kirk, an Illinois Republican, emerged despite Obama administration appeals for Congress to defer pursuing new sanctions with diplomatic efforts ongoing. The White House said new sanctions would undermine those delicate efforts on the global stage and President Barack Obama would veto the legislation if Congress were to approve it now.
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Bipartisan proposal considers diplomatic effort under way around Iran nuclear issue
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Legislation would give President Barack Obama more time to pursue diplomacy
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Sanctions would kick in early if Iran violates current international nuclear deal
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The Obama administration doesn't want sanctions bill; threatens veto

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Casey Kasem's wife will bury him in Norway and not Los Angeles as he wished, a publicist for the late radio star's daughter has confirmed. Kasem's widow Jean Kasem has made arrangements for her husband's body to be flown to Oslo after claiming that she has Norwegian heritage. But today in an embarrassing rebuttal for the statuesque blonde, Jean’s nephew spoke out to say his aunt doesn’t have ‘an ounce’ of Norwegian blood in her. Tommy Thompson, the son of one of Jean’s siblings, said: ‘As far as we know, we are English, German and Native American. Scroll down for video
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Jean Kasem has arranged to have her late husband buried in Oslo
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Casey's family claim she sent a letter to the Norwegian government declaring her Norwegian ancestry
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Jean's nephew asserts 'We don't have an ounce of Norwegian blood to our knowledge'
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The family of the radio icon wanted him to be interred at Forest Lawn in California
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Kasem, who suffered from dementia, died on June 15 aged 82

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By Ray Massey PUBLISHED: 13:15 EST, 15 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 16 February 2013 New cars sold in Britain and Europe risk catching fire and exploding in a crash because of EU rules to impose a controversial 'green' air-conditioning coolant from the start of this year, German car giant Mercedes-Benz has warned. The luxury car-maker says the new 'climate-friendly' air-con chemical is 'highly flammable', poisonous and poses a danger both to occupants and rescue services – and German government officials now agree. Mercedes-Benz is refusing to put the controversial new gas refrigerant into its latest vehicles, sparking a major confrontation with Brussels and the firms who make it  - both of whom deny any safety risks.
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Mercedes say the 'climate-friendly' chemical is highly flammable
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Brussels and the coolant's producers deny the suggestion

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By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 04:37 EST, 9 July 2013 | UPDATED: 04:40 EST, 11 July 2013 Hundreds have been evacuated from their homes as deadly mountain wildfires continue to rage through parched woodland in northern and southern Nevada this morning. A 24-square-mile blaze has forced more than 500 people out of homes in Mount Charleston some 25 miles northwest of Las Vegas while other fires have broken out near Reno and Kearn. More than 750 firefighters, including 18 elite Hotshot crews, today lost more ground to the raging wildfire fire named Carpenter 1 which was sparked by lightning striking dried woodland on July 1.
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Firefighters are still battling wildfire near Las Vegas which started on July 1
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Comes as more wildfires have been reported near Reno and in Kearn
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Funeral of 19 firefighters killed battling Arizona wildfire was held yesterday

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There is no escaping the irony. Just days after a Heineken Cup semi-final took place in front of 56,058 empty seats at Twickenham, fans are in up-roar about a dearth of tickets for the Amlin Challenge Cup Final. Followers of Bath and Northampton have launched a petition to have the secondary European final switched from Cardiff Arms Park to a larger venue. Their anger is understandable, as official allocations of 1,000 tickets to each of the English clubs have been rapidly sold out. Rugby has to be smarter and more flexible in these tricky situations, to present its best face to the world. Saracens v Clermont Auvergne should have been staged at the Madejski Stadium or Stadium:mk, in order to make a crowd of 25,942 represent a glorious spectacle. Mark McCall’s victors deserved better than to claim their finest European win in front of a two-thirds empty arena.
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Bath and Northampton fans have launched a petition in protest of their small ticket allocation for the Amlin Challenge up final in Cardiff
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Travelling fans should be encouraged, starting with sensible kick-off times
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The chorus of praise for Saracens' Jacques Burger is well-deserved and a World Cup clash with the All Blacks for Namibia could be a worth reward
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Bath director of rugby Mike Ford, along with Northampton's Jim Mallinder, should feel hard done by after being overlooked for end-of-season honours
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Premiership Director of Rugby of the Year nominees are Richard Cockerill (Leicester), Steve Diamond (Sale) and Mark McCall (Saracens)
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The crackdown on 'tip-tackles' has opened a can of worms
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The use of Television Match Officials has become a farce

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(CNN) -- Google might need a find new home for its giant floating showroom in San Francisco Bay. No, the company isn't the latest victim of skyrocketing Bay Area real estate costs. It seems Google is under fire from state authorities for not having the proper permits necessary to construct the barge in its current location. The four-story structure is housed at Treasure Island, a small piece of land between San Francisco and Oakland. The barge rose to fame late last year as a delightful floating enigma in the San Francisco Bay. The vessel was originally spotted by a CNET reporter and Google would not comment on its purpose. People had great fun speculating about the barge, guessing that it was a floating data center, a Google Glass shop or a luxury event space.
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Google does not have the proper permits for its showroom barge, state says
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The four-story structure is still under construction at Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay
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The once mysterious barge has already delayed its opening due to inspections

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London, England (CNN) -- London's two major airports were closed Monday as a cloud of ash from a volcano in Iceland moved east into England, British air authorities said. All flights into and out of Heathrow and Gatwick airports have been canceled for a six-hour period beginning early Monday, airport officials said. The affected flights are those scheduled between 1 a.m. (8 p.m. Sunday ET) and 7 a.m. (2 a.m. ET). The Monday cancellations were the latest in a round of weekend closures of airports across the United Kingdom and into continental Europe. Amsterdam's Schipol Airport announced it would be closed Monday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. (midnight Sunday to 8 a.m. ET), according to an airport spokeswoman, who said officials were waiting on guidance from air authorities to decide when flights will resume.
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Three of Ireland's airports also affected, as well as Manchester and Liverpool
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Problems started in April after eruption of volcano beneath the Eyjafjallajokull glacier

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(CNN) -- Long a pillar of Hosni Mubarak's three-decade rule over Egypt, Omar Suleiman now sits at the top of the pyramid as its de facto president. Under pressure from street demonstrations calling for his ouster, Mubarak named his veteran spymaster to the long-vacant vice presidency in late January. Suleiman quickly became the face of the government's reform pledges, announcing talks with opposition leaders and promising swift reforms. But Mubarak's February 1 announcement that he would step down when his term ends in September failed to satisfy the crowds in Cairo's Tahrir Square and other cities. Attacks on demonstrators by pro-government crowds in the following days failed to dislodge the demonstrators, whose ranks were bolstered when thousands of workers in several industries went on strike Thursday.
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Omar Suleiman, the former intelligence chief, now wields most power in Egypt
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An opposition leader dismisses him as Mubarak's "twin"
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Suleiman has had close ties with U.S. officials

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San Francisco, California (CNN) -- To bolster its digital currency, Facebook is deepening ties with digital purchasing provider PayPal, the two companies said at an event Tuesday. After a flurry of partnerships announced at the PayPal Innovate conference, the Web's linchpin payment platform said it will provide a new option for buying inexpensive virtual goods from the largest social network. Facebook currently allows its users to buy Credits, the site's proprietary currency, with a PayPal account. Facebook will add the ability to buy virtual items individually, rather than in increments of $15, thanks to PayPal's new digital goods platform, which was unveiled at the conference.
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PayPal and Facebook deepen corporate ties
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Facebook users can pay for inexpensive goods incrementally using PayPal
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Credits, Facebook's virtual currency, has struggled to gain traction among some audiences

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Taxi apps such as Hailo and Uber are used to ‘e-hail’ a taxi every two seconds. And as these apps become smarter, experts predict they will sync with social networks and calendars to provide an even more efficient and tailored service to their passengers. TVs in the back of cabs could automatically change channel based on a user’s likes of dislikes, for example, or drivers could anticipate when and where a passenger will need a ride – even before the customer does. Scroll down for video Taxi apps including San-Francisco based Hailo, Uber and Maaxi have created a culture of e-hailing and as these apps become smarter, they will sync with others to learn about passengers. For example, TV channels in the back of cars could broadcast favourite shows based on Facebook Likes, or could track a user’s schedule
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Taxi apps including Hailo, Uber and Maaxi have created a culture of e-hailing
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As they become smarter, these apps will sync with social networks, calendars and other personal data to learn about passengers
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TVs and radios in cars will show favourite shows based on Facebook Likes
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Apps could also track a user’s schedule and anticipate meetings
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Futurologists have discussed these points in Hailo's Future of Cities report

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She's described as 'gorgeous, talented and very smart' - so where did Independent Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie go wrong with finding her true love? Appearing on Weekend Today on Saturday morning, the outspoken senator made it clear that her political duties was always getting in the way of romance. 'I don't know what's going on. I think I don't leave enough time for that sort of thing in my life and politics is pretty full on,' the mother-of-two said. With four bachelors hidden behind a wall, the 43-year-old was set the task of finding a man for Valentine's Day by asking four crucial questions to each of the contestants before choosing her potential date.
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Outspoken senator Jacqui Lambie started her Valentine's Day finding love
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Appearing on Weekend Today, she had four bachelors to choose from
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She asked four crucial questions before making a decision for a date
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Bachelor number four Matt Tonkiss from Sydney won her heart over
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It comes after telling radio listeners that she wanted a rich man 'well-hung'

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Phil Taylor survived a scare to reach the quarter-finals of the 2015 World Darts Championship on Tuesday night despite the antics of Kim Huybrechts at the Alexandra Palace. The 16-time record world champion was visibly annoyed whenever Huybrechts celebrated, and punished the Belgian by coming from behind three times to win 4-3. The Power warned the 29-year-old on Sunday he was looking forward to a ‘good scrap’ and that there would ‘be trouble’ if Huybrechts jumped around on stage as he normally does. 16-time world champion Phil 'The Power' Taylor celebrates his narrow victory on Tuesday evening Taylor’s threats did little to deter Huybrechts from getting up to his usual tricks but the psychological ploy did not get the better of The Power.
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16-time world champion visibly annoyed by his opponents celebrations
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Kim Huybrechts led Taylor 3-2, missing a 141 finish to win the match
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Taylor recovered to win the match 4-3 with double 18
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Raymond van Barneveld also won 4-3 against Adrian Lewis
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Two-time champion Lewis out despite throwing a nine-darter

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(CNN) -- "The political reality is ... that the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people up here." -- Senator Chuck Hagel, 2006 As a result of those words and his voting record, former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel's nomination has turned a decades-long, bipartisan confirmation process for secretary of defense into an acrimonious one. While some leading figures such as the Anti-Defamation League's Abe Foxman and the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Rabbi Abraham Cooper say Hagel's words are borderline anti-Semitism, I'm less worried about anti-Semitism and more worried about the judgment of a potential defense secretary who thinks Israel has won support because of "intimidation," not merit.
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In 2006, Hagel said 'the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people up here'
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Ari Fleischer: The support for Israel isn't because of 'intimidation,' but merit
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Polls show most Americans view Israel favorably, but don't support Iran or Palestinians
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Fleischer: Israel is a steady friend of the U.S. and a tolerant democracy

Question: Contrary to Hagel's logic, Israel doesn't enjoy widespread @placeholder support because anyone -- from any faith -- intimidated someone else; Israel earned the support of the American people because of its people's values.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:07 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:33 EST, 3 June 2013 Residents in a street in Bangor, Maine, have got themselves in such a flap over birds appearing on their street that authorities have had to step in with an ordinance to limit out of control bird-feeding. Some residents  of Drew Lane in Bangor like to feed bird seed to the pigeons that regularly congregate around their homes. However others say the creatures are a plague that leave droppings and feathers and cause disruption around the area. Besieged: Residents of Drew Lane in Bangor have to clean piles of pigeon poop off their cars each morning to prevent the corrosive droppings damaging the paint jobs on their cars
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Drew Lane in Bangor has had an ever-growing population of pigeons for the past eight years
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Pigeons arrived in droves after one resident began feeding them
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The pigeon feeder was asked by neighbors to stop but refused
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The ban will incur a $50 fine for the first offense, $100 for the second and $200 thereafter

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By Jaya Narain Created 1:31 PM on 27th January 2012 UPDATED: 20:41 EST, 27 January 2012 When Olukayode Olusanya got  married, he had no trouble recognising the assembled guests. Sitting in the pews behind him was his girlfriend and their young daughter – one of four children they had together. Although the wedding appeared real, it was  a complete sham designed to allow him to stay in Britain. Sham marriage: Olukayode Olusanya (left) and Zucina Sabina (right) sign the register, minutes before she left her 'husband' to return to her native Holland Tying the knot: Olukayode Olusanya with Zunica Sabina in her wedding dress
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Illegal immigrant Esther Ogunrinde watched her failed asylum seeker lover marry an EU national
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Moments after the ceremony Dutch woman, who had been paid £3,000, returned to her native Holland
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Ogunrinde used bride's ID card so that she and 'husband' could stay

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(CNN) -- A former police officer convicted of murdering his girlfriend and their unborn child tearfully apologized to her family Monday in front of the jury that will decide whether he lives or dies. Bobby Cutts Jr. weeps openly as his mother describes his childhood during a sentencing hearing. "It was a nightmare that will continue to haunt me for the rest of my days," said Bobby Cutts, Jr., 30, reading from a prepared statement at the penalty phase of his murder trial. "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I'm asking you to spare my life." Cutts was convicted on February 15 of the murder of girlfriend Jessie Marie Davis and the aggravated murder of the unborn girl Davis had planned to name Chloe.
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Bobby Cutts Jr. faces the death penalty for murders of girlfriend, unborn child
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Cutts also could receive life sentence, with or without parole
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Same jury that found Cutts guilty is hearing penalty phase of trial

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By Alison Smith Squire Ellie Fairfax and sister Siobhan whose baby she's carrying When Siobhan Terry was told she could not have any more children after battling cervical cancer, she was left heartbroken. Life-saving treatment meant the mother-of-one would be left infertile and unable to give her daughter Saoirse, two, a little brother or sister. But the 31-year-old and her husband Dean, 51, had not counted on the selfless actions of her sister, Ellie Fairfax. On hearing the terrifying news that her younger sibling would die if she did not have the treatment, Miss Fairfax did not hesitate to volunteer as a surrogate.
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Siobhan Terry, 31, was diagnosed with cervical cancer and told that treatment would leave her infertile
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The mother-of-one was desperate to give two-year-old daughter a sibling
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Her older sister Ellie Fairfax, 33, offered to be a surrogate
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The baby boy, due next month, will be Miss Fairfax's first child

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Washington (CNN) -- The United States has lifted its ban on U.S. carriers flying to and from Tel Aviv, Israel. The Federal Aviation Administration's move came Wednesday night, a day and a half after it imposed the prohibition over security concerns amid renewed Mideast violence. Airlines moved quickly to restore service. Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US Airways said Thursday they are resuming flights to Israel's busiest airport, Ben Gurion International. The European Aviation Safety Agency also has reversed its recommendation that airlines avoid flying to Ben Gurion. Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, lobbied Washington to reverse the extraordinary order the FAA put in place after a Hamas rocket struck close to the airport Tuesday.
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Israel had been lobbying Washington to reverse FAA decision

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By Laura Lynott, Olivia Kelleher, John Breslin and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 10:11 EST, 17 April 2012 | UPDATED: 12:26 EST, 17 April 2012 Four experienced sailors are presumed dead after their ‘window of survivability’ closed following freak waves that hit their yacht during a prestigious race off the coast of San Francisco on Saturday. Three of the eight people on board survived the 12-foot waves that struck the side of their yacht, and five were swept out to sea. The body of Mac Kasanin, 46, was found in the water by rescuers, leaving the four remaining crew members unaccounted for.
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Five of the eight people on board a yacht competing in a San Francisco Bay race are thought to have died, with four of the sailors still missing
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Saturday's accident was the first in the race's 143-year history
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Two victims, Alan Cahill and Elmer Morrissey, were originally from Ireland
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All of the sailors, including victims Jordan Fromm and Mac Kasanin- whose body was the only one found by rescuers- were experienced
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The boyfriend only female victim, Alexis Busch, was one of the 3 survivors

Question: Alan Cahill, 36, Elmer Morrissey, 32, @placeholder, in her mid-20s, and Jordan Fromm, 25, are lost at sea and presumed dead.


By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 04:59 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:53 EST, 13 December 2012 Unsure what to buy the man if your life for Christmas? Well look no further. With just 12 days to go until December 25, a high-end jewellers is selling the ultimate watch for men - providing you have £500,000 to spare. The staggeringly expensive luxury timepiece, produced in Switzerland and now on sale in Edinburgh, boasts an 18 carat pink-gold case, 37 precious gems and a dark brown alligator strap. It is described as a true feat of Haute Horologie - watchmaking in its highest form.
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The rare Girard-Perregaux Opera Two took 500 hours to make by hand
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It has a perpetual calendar, so it does not need to be adjusted for leap years or New Year
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A tourbillon (an escapement and balance wheel in a rotating cage) negates the effects of gravity
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The pricey present boasts a dark brown alligator strap and ivory dial

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Chelsea target Paul Pogba was spotted in west London on Thursday, just a stone's throw away from Stamford Bridge as he posed for pictures with fans in Knightsbridge. The French midfielder was one of the stars of the 2014 World Cup and has been linked with a £60million move away from Serie A champions Juventus with Chelsea on the hunt for another central midfielder. When a fan asked the French youngster if he would be signing for Jose Mourinho's side, Pogba chuckled. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Paul Pogba show off his amazing freestyle skills On the move? Paul Pogba (left) was spotted in west London on Thursday
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Paul Pogba was in west London on Thursday
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The French midfielder has been linked with a move to Chelsea
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Pogba could be subject to a £60million transfer from Juventus

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A series of civil lawsuits against defense contractors KBR and its former parent company Halliburton claims the companies endangered the health of U.S. troops and contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan by unsafely burning massive amounts of garbage on U.S. bases. Burn pits produced thick black smoke and toxic fumes, according to plaintiff Richard Guilmette. Six lawsuits were filed Tuesday and three more are scheduled to be filed Wednesday in state courts on behalf of current and former military personnel, private contractors and families of men who allegedly died because of exposure to the fumes from the burning garbage. Attorneys for the plaintiffs also are seeking to file a class-action suit.
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6 lawsuits filed Tuesday; 3 more are scheduled to be filed Wednesday
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Suits filed on behalf of veterans, contractors, their families
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Suits blame health problems, deaths on emissions from burn pits
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No long-term danger from smoke from Balad Air Force Base pit, military said in 2008

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(CNN) -- Dolgorsuren Dagvadorj a big man with big ambitions. In Mongolia there is no one is more famous than Dagvadorj, who is probably best known by his Japanese name, Asashoryu. For 15 years Dagvadorj dominated sumo wrestling and became the most successful grand master the sport had ever seen. He retired in 2010 after the controversial wrestler was involved in a brawl outside a Tokyo nightclub. It brought the champion more bad publicity in Japan, but in his native Mongolia he is a hero. Locals call him simply "The champ". Still only 30, he is now embarking on a second career as a businessman.
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Dolgorsuren Dagvadorj was sumo's most successful wrestler known as Asashoryu
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Now building a business empire in his native Mongolia
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Owns a circus and other real estate and has set up an investment bank

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By Lawrence Booth Follow @@the_topspin Adam Gilchrist has advised Alastair Cook to ‘sit down and talk’ with Shane Warne in a bid to defuse Warne’s relentless criticism of the England captain. Asked about Warne’s insistence that Cook’s leadership is too negative, the hard-hitting former Australia wicketkeeper, who will today represent the Rest of the World against MCC at Lord’s, replied: ‘I don’t think Warnie’s the only one to make those accusations. VIDEO Scroll down to watch England captain Alastair Cook say he's taking the positives 'Sit down and talk': Adam Gilchrist wants Alastair Cook (pictured) to chat with Shane Warne
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Adam Gilchrist thinks Alastair Cook and Shane Warne need to sort issues
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Warne insists England captain Cook's leadership is too negative
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Gilchrist says he is 'sure Warnie would be happy to sit down and talk'
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Warne wrote Cook's captaincy on fourth day of Headingley Test against Sri Lanka was the worst 'at international level in almost 25 years'

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Bad parents should be given government classes on how to cuddle their children, according to a major new report. Politicians have been reluctant to ‘call out’ bad parenting, despite this having a bigger impact children than money or schooling, the former Labour minister Alan Milburn said. Mr Milburn, who was brought in by David Cameron as the Government’s social mobility Tsar, attacked MPs for being ‘tentative and timid’ about bad parenting. Parents need to be taught to cuddle their children to help cut the divide between rich and poor, according to a major new report He called for a national parenting campaign, funded by cutting childcare tax breaks from families with at least one parent earning more than £100,000 a year.
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Major new report on child poverty calls for nationwide parenting classes
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Report published by Labour former health secretary Alan Milburn today
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He says MPs have been far too reluctant to 'call out' bad parenting
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David Cameron brought in Mr Milburn as his 'Social Mobility Tsar'

Question: Prime Minister @placeholder's official spokesman said child poverty is at its lowest for 30 years and there are now 290,000 fewer children growing up in workless households.


By Sam Webb Parents are furious that a firm is selling cans of an energy drink called 'Cocaine' in a busy shopping centre. Jeb Kenneth, 51, is selling the drink in Freshney Place in the Lincolnshire town of Grimsby - with the tagline 'Get high on life, not on drugs'. Mr Kenneth, who describes himself as the director and brand originator of the drink, owns Cocaine Ltd and says the drink has been given the name to 'shock in order to grab people's attention'. Can of coke? An energy drink called 'Cocaine' was on sale at a shopping centre in Grimsby, drawing an angry reaction from parents. The entrepreneur behinf the drink, Jeb Kenneth, has defended the name
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The drink was on sale at a busy shopping centre in a Lincolnshire town
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The stall has now had its trading licence at mall revoked
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By Will Stewart PUBLISHED: 12:03 EST, 25 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:03 EST, 25 June 2013 Politics? Russian media tycoon Alexander Lebedev, whose prosecution was signed off by a former classmate of President Vladimir Putin The controversial criminal prosecution of newspaper owner Alexander Lebedev was started by a former university classmate of Vladimir Putin, it was claimed at the newspaper owner's trial. A document in the case file records shows that the probe was demanded by Alexander Bastrykin, chairman of the powerful Investigative Committee, known as the Russian FBI, said a Lebedev lawyer. The media magnate is accused of the draconian offence of hooliganism motivated by 'political hatred' in lashing out at property mogul Sergei Polonsky during a heated TV debate.
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Investigative Committee head Alexander Bastrykin studied with the Russian leader at Leningrad State University
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Lebedev is accused of hooliganism motivated by 'political hatred' in lashing out at property mogul Sergei Polonsky
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Analysts say the case raises issues of press freedom amid claims the state is trying to gag a newspaper proprietor

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It should be no surprise that Adrian cooly stepped up and slotted West Ham into the fourth round of the FA Cup... the goalkeeper used to play up front. The Spanish stopper saved Steven Naismith's penalty during a 9-8 penalty shoot-out triumph against Everton after a 2-2 draw at Upton Park, and later proved the hero using a different skill. And speaking to Sportsmail's Pete Jenson, he admitted that he used to score many goals as a youngster, albeit for an Under 11 team. West Ham goalkeeper Adrian strokes his winning penalty past Everton stopper Joel Robles The Spaniard told Sportsmail's Pete Jenson (right) that he used to be a striker as a youngster
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West Ham goalkeeper Adrian scored the winning penalty against Everton
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The Spaniard also saved Steven Naismith's spot kick during the shootout
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The 28-year-old shot stopper revealed he was a striker until the age of 10

Question: Adrian sent fellow Spaniard @placeholder the wrong way in the final penalty, after the Everton keeper sent his spot-kick rattling against the crossbar.


By Daily Mail Reporters PUBLISHED: 22:13 EST, 15 December 2013 | UPDATED: 22:13 EST, 15 December 2013 Glamorous television reporter Julie Chang is learning to see again, weeks after her brain tumor was removed. KTTV's 'Good Day LA' entertainment presenter was diagnosed in September when she underwent a CT scan following a surfing accident. Now the show's hosts have assured fans that Chang, nicknamed 'One Eyed Willie' due to her vision troubles, is well on the way to recovery. Scroll down for video Looking forward: Julie Chang has been nicknamed 'One Eyed Willie' after brain tumor surgery impacted her vision
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KTTV's 'Good Day LA' entertainment presenter Julie Chang is recovering after brain tumor surgery
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Chang's doctors discovered the tumor about three months ago during a CT scan after a surfing accident
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Co-anchors Steve Edwards and Maria Sansone visited her on Thursday and said her eyesight is improving

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A 55-year-old man was found dead on Monday hanging from the framework of a huge artificial 'New Year tree' in central Kiev today which has become a symbol of anti-government resistance, Ukrainian police said. Police said they removed the body, which was hanging inside the cone-shaped tubular steel construction on Kiev's Independence Square. The 'tree' is festooned with a poster of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko and scrawled with graffiti attacking President Viktor Yanukovich. The body, that of a man from Volyn region in western Ukraine, bore no external wounds and was being examined to establish the cause of death, the police statement said.
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Man, 55, was found hanged inside frame of a giant Christmas tree at main protest camp in Kiev today
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'There are no signs of other injury on the body,' the ministry said, indicating suicide
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Justice minister Elena Lukash had threatened to impose a state of emergency after justice ministry was stormed
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Government now says it has no immediate plans to declare state of emergency after protesters evacuated building
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Protestors occupied building in a bid to achieve president's resignation and other concessions
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They erected a number of barricades, before burning a photo of President Viktor Yanukovych at the entrance
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Ministry was fourth government building to be seized by demonstrators as they take increasingly dramatic action
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Hundreds of protestors are camped on Kiev's main square, with others staying in city hall and agricultural ministry
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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin went to great lengths to portray their phone call Friday as evidence the two leaders were working together to stabilize the situation in Ukraine. Absent were the accusations they traded the past two months over the future of the former Soviet republic. The Obama administration continues to dismiss the notion of a new Cold War with Russia. But the louder their protests, the more apparent the chill has become. It was on display Saturday in widely differing characterizations of a telephone conversation between Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, after news broke that Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych left the capital because of what he described as a "coup."
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NEW: John Kerry and his Russian counterpart give differing views of conversation
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Obama administration continues to dismiss notion of new Cold War with Russia
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John Kerry said in December that U.S., Russia weren't engaged in bidding war over Ukraine
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White House says Ukraine conflict not reminiscent of 'proxy conflicts of the Cold War era'

Question: "Our approach as the United States is not to see these as some @placeholder chessboard in which we're in competition with Russia.

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(CNN) -- An anonymous group says it stole copies of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney's tax records and will release them unless the company it stole them from pays $1 million. The Secret Service said it is investigating, and the company said there is no immediate sign that any such theft took place. "Using your office" in Franklin, Tennessee, the group tells PricewaterhouseCoopers in an online posting, "we were able to gain access to your network file servers and copy over the tax documents for one Willard M Romney and Ann D Romney." It threatens to send encrypted copies to "all major news outlets" and warns, "If the parties interested do not want the encrypted key released to the public to unlock these documents on September 28 of this year then payment will be necessary."
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An unnamed group demands $1 million in Bitcoins, an online currency
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Mitt Romney has not responded publicly,
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The Secret Service is investigating

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Editor's note: Below is an excerpt from author Alex Wellen's new novel, "Lovesick." In this chapter, after weeks of procrastinating, Andy Altman finally works up the nerve to ask his future father-in-law, Gregory Day, for his daughter Paige's hand in marriage. Alex Wellen is an award-winning television producer for CNN. Nothing like mixing love and a battle with a crime ring of geriatric gangsters to cause some dizziness. (CNN) -- I go to the dining room for some privacy. It's now or never. I press the speed dial for "Gregory Home." While the phone searches for a cell tower among the sticks, I confirm the coast is clear.
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The novel "Lovesick" is about when love runs up against crime
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Andrew Altman wants to marry the girl he's in love with
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By Ian Drury PUBLISHED: 14:09 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:14 EST, 17 November 2013 Support: Major General Ed Davis said the Armed Forces still has a 'duty of care' towards Marine A and his family Britain's top commando has vowed to stand by the sergeant convicted of executing a severely-wounded Taliban prisoner, declaring: 'Once a marine, always a marine.' Major General Ed Davis risked a clash with military top brass by issuing the message of support on the day the 39-year-old - identified only as Marine A - was found guilty of murder. His comments to the 8,300-strong Royal Marines are at odds with those from General Sir Nick Houghton, the head of the Armed Forces, who said there should be 'no leniency' for Marine A because of his 'heinous crime'.
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Major General Ed Davis gave his support the day Marine A was convicted
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Risked a clash with the head of Armed Forces who wants 'no leniency'
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Convicted soldier shot a Taliban insurgent in 2011 during a 'tour from hell'

Question: A @placeholder officer said: 'If Marine A's family are evicted from their home and forced on to benefits, it will make them victims and cause an outcry.'


The Turkish government banned YouTube on Thursday, less than a week after Ankara made a similar blackout of the social networking site Twitter, which is estimated to have more than 10 million Turkish users. Neither website can be reached on Turkish Internet networks. The crackdown comes just days before Turks are expected to go to the polls in nationwide municipal elections. The Turkish government said its YouTube block came as a response to the leak of a conversation between top government officials purportedly discussing the possibility of going to war with neighboring Syria. Turkey's top media regulating agency announced a similar ban on the broadcast of the conversation to television and radio channels.
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Turkish authorities have blocked YouTube days after banning Twitter
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Government action comes after alleged conversations about war with Syria are leaked
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The leak is "a despicable attack, an act of espionage," the Foreign Ministry says
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Google, which owns YouTube, is looking into the blocking, a spokesperson says

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(CNN) -- Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Peter Cammarano III -- one of dozens of politicians and rabbis arrested last week in a corruption scandal -- has resigned, the city attorney said Friday. Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Peter Cammarano III is accused of taking thousands of dollars in bribes. Steve Kleinman said City Council President Dawn Zimmer will be sworn in immediately as acting mayor. He said Cammarano's letter of resignation, delivered to the city clerk at 9:15 a.m., said his resignation would be effective at noon Friday. The Democratic Hoboken mayor was one of 44 people arrested in last week's federal corruption probe.
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Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Peter Cammarano III steps down in wake of scandal
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Cammarano, one of 44 arrested in corruption probe, accused of taking bribes
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Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell resigned earlier after being linked to investigation
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Both maintain their innocence, saying stepping down is not admission of guilt

Question: Dennis Elwell, 64, the @placeholder mayor of Secaucus, in northern New Jersey, resigned Tuesday after being charged with accepting $10,000 from a confidential informant.


(CNN) -- U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Tokyo on Monday on the first leg of a major week long trip to Asia. Biden lands at a time of significant regional tension following Beijing's announcement last week of a new "air defense identification zone" situated between China and Japan. Since the declaration of the air zone, China has insisted that all aircraft must submit flight plans before entering. The United States has urged calm, and this will be a theme which Biden will emphasize during his visit. The zone includes airspace over islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, which both countries claim as their own. The dispute over these territories is not new, but has become more salient since the Japanese government decided to nationalize them last year.
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China raised tensions in region by imposing a new air defense zone
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Andrew Hammond says it will add to a tide of suspicion as China asserts its growing power
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He says China's soft power is lagging behind it hard power, built on military might
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Hammond suggests ways China could improve its engagement and image with the international community

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The co-pilot was at the controls of the doomed AirAsia flight just before it plunged into the ocean, Indonesia's lead investigator revealed today. The Airbus A320 vanished from radar screens in bad weather on December 28, less than halfway into a two-hour flight from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore, killing all 162 people on board. Second-in-command Remi Plesel was flying Flight QZ8501 prior to it crashing into the sea, not Captain Iriyanto - an experienced former military jet pilot - head National Transport Safety Committee (NTSC) investigator Mardjono Siswosuwarno announced today. Cpt Iriyanto, 53, is believed to have taken over control of the aircraft from First Officer Plesel when it started to ascend and then descend sharply, officials said.
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Second-in-command Remi Plesel was flying pane before it crashed into sea
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Captain Iriyanto, an experienced former military jet pilot, was 'monitoring'
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He's thought to have taken  control from Plesel when plane began to ascend
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Co-pilot had 2,275 flying hours when Flight QZ8501 crashed in December
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Search for victims could end within days if no more bodies were found

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London (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama failed to keep his 2008 election promise to close the Guantanamo Bay prison camp at a U.S. naval base in Cuba because the world had stopped watching. Europeans, delighted at his election and pledge to abandon Bush-era torture practices that had sullied the U.S. reputation worldwide, assumed that he would do what he said was going to do. It has taken three years to realise that he missed his self-imposed deadline. For many that realization has been brought about by the Guantanamo detainees themselves, who unable to voice their despair in any other way are now on hunger strike in large numbers. Even the U.S. military now admits that more than 50 of the 166 detainees in the camp are now involved. In reality, the number is much higher: Reprieve understands, through unclassified phone calls with our clients, that more than 130 are now on hunger strike.
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U.S. President Barack Obama promised in 2008 to close Guantanamo Bay
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Reprieve: It has taken three years to realize he missed his self-imposed deadline
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U.S. admits more than 50 of 166 detainees in camp are on hunger strike - media reports
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European parliament is debating the hunger strikes at the camp

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Question: On a recent unclassified call, he told @placeholder: "The nightmare has started again.


(CNN) -- When Piers Morgan pointed out that "Vicious" Victor Ortiz will be "facing a guy that has beaten just about everyone that's come in front of him," the boxing champ told the CNN host, "Fear doesn't even exist in my dictionary anymore. It was one of those things where my upbringing alone got rid of all that." Morgan was referring to Ortiz's upcoming September 17 bout with "Pretty Boy" Floyd Mayweather. Ortiz and his mentor, boxing great Oscar de la Hoya, are guests on Wednesday's "Piers Morgan Tonight." Abandoned by his mother at the age of 8, Ortiz was left to essentially raise his younger brother when his father walked out of the family's Kansas home four years later.
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Victor Ortiz and Floyd Mayweather face each other in the ring on September 17
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The bout will air on HBO Pay-Per-View live from the MGM in Las Vegas
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Boxing legend Oscar de la Hoya is Ortiz's mentor
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Mayweather stands undefeated as a professional boxer

Question: "But that's one thing that I'm willing to put aside, because I want the best pound for pound, @placeholder to arrive, September the 17th, across the ring from me."


Lucky escape: Victor Bywater was able to escape a fire at his Greater Manchester home when he was woken up by his pet cat As fire began to engulf his house, businessman Victor Bywater slept soundly. He woke only when his cat Crystal leapt on his bed, bouncing and miaowing frantically. Alerted to the danger, Mr Bywater, 50, fled through the flames and smoke to safety. But tragically, the black and white moggy who saved his life perished in the blaze. His other cat, Fudge, escaped the inferno but has not been seen since. Last night Mr Bywater, who is said to be devastated by Crystal’s death, remained in hospital in a serious condition with burns to his head and damage to his lungs from smoke inhalation.
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Victor Bywater was able to escape when his pet cat Crystal woke him up
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Crystal didn't survive the fire in Timperley, Greater Manchester
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Mr Bywater's detached home may be demolished due to fire damage

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A medic has spoken of the horrific scenes witnessed by emergency doctors and nurses in the fight against the deadly Ebola outbreak in Guinea. Naoufel Dridi, who works with humanitarian charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), described the suffering by patients struck down by the tropical virus, and the difficulties facing aid workers as they attempt to treat those suffering. French Mr Dridi, 41, has been helping coordinate the charity's relief work in the West African country and said that in his 13 years working with MSF he had never had to cope with the number of deaths in such a short space of time.
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Naoufel Dridi, 41, works with humanitarian charity Médecins Sans Frontières
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Medic describes suffering of patients and the difficulty facing aid workers
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Number of suspected cases in Guinea has now reached 122
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80 people are believed to have died from the tropical virus in the country
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Highly contagious virus has no cure, and there is no vaccine

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Singapore (CNN) -- The victim of a brutal gang rape that sparked massive protests in India's capital, arrived in Singapore for further medical treatment on Thursday. The patient arrived at 9:05 a.m. local time, a spokesperson for the Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore told CNN. "She is in extremely critical condition and being examined by doctors," the spokesperson said. The 23-year-old woman was severely injured and has spent days in intensive care, after what police said was a gang rape and beating on a moving bus in New Delhi on December 16. Widespread anger over the incident prompted massive anti-rape protests in the Indian capital over the weekend.
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Victim arrived in Singapore for treatment, hospital says
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The woman is in 'extremely critical condition' says hospital spokesperson
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Her case prompted protests in New Delhi
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Cabinet to set up a commission to look into the rape

Question: Read more: New Delhi police fire water cannon at @placeholder rape protest


Decorated war hero Ken Dawson, 89,  who is pictured wearing his treasured medals, was tricked out of his life savings by  jobless bingo caller Paul Youngs A kind hearted war hero was tricked out of his life savings in a 'dastardly betrayal' by a jobless bingo caller he treated like an old comrade, a court heard. Trusting veteran Ken Dawson, 89, befriended Paul Youngs even though the 53-year-old  was barred from their local social club where they both served on the committee. The decorated former Rifleman who fought the Japanese in Burma wanted to give Youngs a second chance and helped him pay for a car, buy meals, and only asked in return for his assistance with the weekly shop.
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Decorated veteran Ken Dawson was targeted by jobless Paul Youngs
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Former Rifleman helped hard up Youngs, 53, pay for a car and buy food
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Veteran asked for help with his weekly shop in return for his kindness
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Youngs admitted helping himself to £1,200 from the  WW2 hero's account
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Mr Dawson said he 'paid the price' for treating Youngs like a comrade
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Youngs was jailed for 12 weeks at Burnley Magistrates Court

Question: By the time the thefts were discovered, when Mr @placeholder checked his bank statements, he had lost up to £1,800 from his savings account.


Madame Rosa rose to fame as the matriarch of Paris' Winter Circus by marrying businessman Joseph Bouglione - in a lion's cage - in 1928. Today, at 103, she has outlived her late husband by decades but still has a smile on her face as she reminisces over her extraordinary life. Rosa appears at the circus apartment doorway in Paris in sparkling diamonds, red lipstick and a walking frame and sits down beside her leopard skin rug. Rosa Bouglione, 103, (pictured last month) shows an art piece depicting her and her husband during their circus days as she sits in her Paris apartment
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Madame Rosa has 54 grandchildren and great grandchildren
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She has survived two world wars and the Nazi occupation
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The secrets of her eternal youth include hard work, sleeping very little and deadly animals

Question: Madame's hats are pretty heavy,' said @placeholder, chuckling and saying that for the month they were at the hotel no one noticed the gorilla in the room.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- While the Oscars is without doubt the grandest of all the awards ceremonies, it doesn't have the world stage to itself. "Persepolis" won the French nomination -- but failed to make the Academy's shortlist In London, the Brits have their BAFTAs; Spain has the Goyas; and France celebrates the Cesars, where "La Vie En Rose" won six out of its "magnifique" 11 nominations. And it was this foreign fare that gave rise to the biggest controversy at Hollywood's big event. "La Vie En Rose" amassed an impressive eleven nominations at the French Cesar Awards. Marion Cotillard's astonishing transformation into Edith Piaf won her Best Actress gongs at the Golden Globes, BAFTAs and the Academy Awards. But "La Vie En Rose" was not among the contenders for Best Foreign Film.
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Academy rules mean each country can only submit one film
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France dismissed "La Vie En Rose" and "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly"
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Its choice, "Persepolis," failed to make the Oscars shortlist
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Taiwan's choice, Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution," was also blocked by the Academy

Question: But "Persepolis" didn't sufficiently impress the Oscar judges: so @placeholder had no films among the final five nominees.


Some 150 years since Abraham Lincoln outlawed slavery in the U.S., a collection of rare Civil War-era photographs have been brought to life through painstaking colorization. February 1 marks National Freedom Day, honoring the signing by President Lincoln of a resolution which became the 13th Amendment to the Constitution and abolished slavery. The photographs, seen here, depict the battle-weary men who fought in the bloody conflict between 1861 and 1865, either for the survival of the Union or a strike out into independence for the Confederates. Scroll down for video An undated Civil War-era picture of Union Army provost marshals - During the Civil War, these were the military police in charge of keeping order among both soldiers and civilians. They often went after deserters or civilians suspected of disloyalty
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February 1 marks National Freedom Day, honoring the signing by President Lincoln of a resolution which became the 13th Amendment to the Constitution and abolished slavery
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The Northern states, led by Lincoln were known as the Union, while the Southern states, the Confederates of America, marched behind Jefferson Davis

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(CNN) -- I was stunned. We were deep into the fall semester at the University of North Carolina journalism school, where I taught feature writing. I was showing the students an example of a travel article, one I had written for The New York Times about Plymouth, Massachusetts. I read a few paragraphs from the opening scene, with U.S. 44 winding through cranberry bogs, a billboard coming into view with images of Gov. William Bradford and Elder Brewster, the greeting in boldface letters: Welcome to Plymouth -- America's Hometown, and a black Pilgrim hat that conjured up memories of all those Thanksgiving pageants in grade school when Priscilla said: "Speak for yourself, John."
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Val Lauder: Many people don't know roots of Thanksgiving, story of Pilgrims in 1620
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She says 102 people sailed from England to New World seeking religious freedom
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They landed, drew up Mayflower Compact, built colony at barren, wintry Plymouth Harbor
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Lauder: To celebrate harvest next fall, they had Thanksgiving meal with Native Americans

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(CNN) -- Attorney General Eric Holder said on Friday he had assigned two U.S. attorneys to lead investigations into the possible leaking of state secrets. "The unauthorized disclosure of classified information can compromise the security of this country and all Americans, and it will not be tolerated," he said in a statement. Holder assigned U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ronald C. Machen Jr., a Democratic appointee, and U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein, a holdover GOP appointee, to lead the investigations. Analysts: 'The ship of state always leaks,' but damage is less certain "These two highly respected and experienced prosecutors will be directing separate investigations currently being conducted by the FBI. I have every confidence in their abilities to doggedly follow the facts and the evidence in the pursuit of justice wherever it leads," said Holder.
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Attorney General Holder: Prosecutors to "doggedly follow the facts"
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McCain charges Obama didn't "unequivocally" say that no leaks came from White House
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The president says he has "zero tolerance" for leaks
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Congressional leaders seek to halt increasing leaks of classified information

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Nothing draws a more scathing response from Roger Federer than the suggestion that the established order in men’s tennis may be breaking up, but the evidence continues to grow. This season has yielded four different Grand Slam winners, two of them from left field, and the newest resurfaced on Tuesday, bleary-eyed after three hours’ sleep. Marin Cilic, who hammered a hesitant Kei Nishikori 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 on Monday to win the US Open title, is one of several players putting a fresh complexion on the top 10 that, for the first time in six years, is missing Andy Murray’s name.
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Marin Cilic beat Kei Nishikori 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 to win the US Open men's singles
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The Croatian won a maiden Grand Slam being coached by Goran Ivanisevic
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The final between Cilic and Kei Nishikori was the first slam final without one of the 'big four' present since 2005

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(CNN) -- Thousands of people in parts of the northern United States and southeastern Canada endured at least their fourth consecutive day without electricity Thursday because of ice-related outages, and power companies warned some still might not have power until at least the weekend. More than 232,000 customers were without power in below-freezing temperatures Thursday in parts of Michigan, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and northern New England. Storms that began hitting Michigan on Saturday and moved through New England early this week knocked down trees and power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands in the dark. At least 19 people died in weather-related incidents since Saturday, authorities said Thursday.
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232,000-plus customers without power in Michigan, Canada, New England
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Christmas took on new meaning for some at Red Cross shelters

Question: The Hyrdo-Quebec utility estimated that about 2,000 of its customers in @placeholder, mostly in rural areas, would not get power back until Friday.


(CNN) -- Roger Federer kept his hopes alive at the ATP World Tour Finals Thursday with a straight sets win over Richard Gasquet then repeated his demand for more rigorous doping controls in tennis. "I just feel like we're not getting maybe tested enough," said Federer after completing a 6-4 6-3 win over his French opponent. "I feel like I used to get tested more, I think I was tested 25 times in 2003, 2004. Ever since, I think it's been clearly going down this season. "Also last year when I won Dubai, Rotterdam and Indian Wells, and the year before that, I didn't get tested in one of those three events that I won. For me, that's not okay.
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Roger Federer wants more drugs testing in tennis
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Reacting to the debate over Viktor Troicki's punishment
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Federer beats Richard Gasquet at ATP World Tour Finals
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Novak Djokovic into semifinals after beating Juan Martin Del Potro

Question: By contrast, Federer said he had little sympathy for @placeholder, who saw his original ban cut from 18 months to 12 months Tuesday.


(CNN) -- Barcelona defender Dani Alves has ended speculation about his future by signing a new contract with the Spanish Primera Liga champions. The 27-year-old Brazilian international full-back, who had been linked with a move to big-spending Manchester City next season, has agreed a three-year extension to his current deal. Alves -- who will officially sign his new deal on Wednesday -- is now contracted to Barcelona until June 30 2015. Barcelona sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta told the club's official website:   "This is the news we were all hoping for, for both the club and the player. "The negotiations were long but never tense and Alves' performances on the pitch have been as good as ever. We have taken our time and we can finally announce that we have achieved the objective we set out to achieve."
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Barcelona defender Dani Alves has signed a new contract with the club
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The Brazilian international has agreed a three-year extension to his current deal
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Alves, 27, is now contracted to the Spanish champions until June 30 2015
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Alves moved to the Camp Nou from Spanish rivals Sevilla for 29.5 million euros in 2008

Question: @placeholder continued: "He plays with an intensity that has nothing to do with tactics but is more about spirit.


Washington (CNN) -- Republicans are doomed in 2016 if they again nominate a candidate like Mitt Romney or John McCain, Sen. Ted Cruz said Thursday. Cruz, a tea party favorite who is considering a presidential bid, said his party needs to nominate a "strong conservative" to win back the White House in 2016. If not, Hillary Clinton will be president, he said in an interview on CNBC. When asked if former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is too far to the left to fit the conservative bill, the junior senator from Texas said he is a "fan of Jeb Bush's" but added that "we need to learn from history."
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CNBC asked Ted Cruz what he thought about rumors that Jeb Bush might run for president
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Cruz said Hillary Clinton would be president if the GOP doesn't switch course in 2016

Question: Romney and his family have said it's unlikely he'll run in 2016, but it's not completely out of the question and @placeholder has repeatedly turned down opportunities to shut down voices in the party calling on him to run a third time for president.


(CNN) -- The mysterious, faceless green men have entered eastern Ukraine, looking much like they did last month in Crimea before Russia sliced off and swallowed that former province of Ukraine. What will President Barack Obama do now? Unlike Russia's Crimea invasion, the Ukrainian government is not rolling over as readily this time, vowing not "to let the Crimea scenario repeat." That is just what Russian President Vladimir Putin needs to justify an open military assault under the guise of "protecting" Ukraine's ethnic Russians. The possibility that war will break out is real. U.S. officials are convinced that the disciplined militias -- who have taken over government buildings in more than half a dozen Ukrainian cities, wearing no identifying marks on their uniforms -- are Russian special forces or "paid operatives," deliberately stoking unrest, not part of a spontaneous groundswell of pro-Russia sentiment. Still, America's warnings of serious repercussions have fallen on deaf ears.
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Frida Ghitis: What will President Obama do about the Ukraine crisis?
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She says U.S. should impose real sanctions or else it looks like paper tiger
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Ghitis: U.S. military intervention is slim; Obama could turn his back on Ukraine

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New York (CNN) -- If she had been at the scene of the crime, forensic evidence would prove her guilt, but Amanda Knox says there is nothing -- no DNA, no hair, no footprints, no handprints -- to show she was there. Knox spoke in an exclusive interview with CNN on Thursday, two days after an Italian court released an explanation of her conviction. In a retrial, Knox and Raffaele Sollecito, her then-boyfriend, were found guilty in the 2007 death of Meredith Kercher, Knox's onetime roommate. "I did not kill my friend. I did not wield a knife. I had no reason to," Knox said.
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"I truly believe that it is possible to win this," Amanda Knox tells CNN
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She has one final appeal -- to Italy's highest court
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Knox says holes in her case have been filled with speculation
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She was first convicted of her onetime roommate's murder in 2009

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Washington (CNN) -- Following the U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a key portion of the landmark Voting Rights Act, activists and those in states with a history of disenfranchisement at the polls are pinning their hopes on congressional action. But those hopes may be long deferred. A member of Congress who shed blood during the long march to civil rights told a Senate committee on Wednesday that he believes the Voting Rights Act "is needed now more than ever." "The burden cannot be on those citizens whose rights were, or will be, violated. It is the duty of Congress to restore the life and soul to the Voting Rights Act," said veteran congressman John Lewis.
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Supreme Court struck down a key part of Voting Rights Act; left it to Congress to address gap
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There's little political incentive for a Republican-controlled House to change law
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Many Southern states moving forward with voting laws some see as onerous for minorities
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Experts say it may take a trend in discrimination in major elections to urge Congress to act

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By James Black PUBLISHED: 14:00 EST, 14 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:59 EST, 15 November 2012 Council bosses have taken down a Rochdale town hall plaque honouring Sir Cyril Smith - as six more people came forward to allege they were abused by the former MP. They say the tribute - which was put up last year - has had to come down after it was threatened with vandalism. Council leader Colin Lambert said he and chief executive Jim Taylor came to the decision to remove the plaque. A 'neutral act': The local council has removed the plaque to prevent vandalism
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Council leaders remove plaque to prevent vandalism
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Ex-Rochdale MP Sir Cyril - who died two years ago - is at the centre of allegations he administered punishments to vulnerable children
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'Young boys were humiliated, terrified and reduced to quivering wrecks by a 29st bully imposing himself on them' Labour MP Simon Danczuk claimed

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By Oliver Pickup Last updated at 12:42 PM on 30th August 2011 The Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, is believed to have scuppered talks held between U.S. and Taliban officials Secret talks between representatives of the United States and the Taliban were closing in on a deal to free a kidnapped army sergeant, but were scuppered when Hamid Karzai's aides leaked information about them. Both U.S. and Afghan officials confirmed that the 54-year-old Afghan president kiboshed potential horse-trading with the Taliban, as he feared being out of the loop. Though the discussions, held in Germany and Qatar, were only at a preliminary stage, a trade which would see Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, of Hailey, Idaho, captured two years ago, was mooted.
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Officials hoped to snare Mullah Mohammed Omar, linchpin of the Taliban

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There's dumb, there's dumber ... and then there's Mama June. Besieged by a sex scandal that could see her lose custody of her children, the 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' matriarch is now one of the star cameo's in Dumb and Dumber 2, it has been revealed. In the long-awaited sequel, out this weekend, Mama June plays the trailer park wife of the character Harry - played by Jeff Daniels - in a short dream sequence. The former TLC personality revealed the guest role on the Facebook page of her daughter, Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson, saying she was honored to work with comedy duo Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly.
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Mama June plays the trailer park wife of Jeff Daniels' character Harry
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The role was kept secret until the film's release this weekend
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Mama June will speak  at length on the sex scandal that has engulfed her family during an interview with Dr Phil on Monday
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She again denied being in a relationship with her daughter's child molester Mark McDaniel, insisting photos of them together had been photo shopped
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She said she bears no grudges against TLC for canceling the show in light of the accusations and said she and the other stars have all been paid in full
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McDaniel served 10 years after pleading guilty to child molestation

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 11:52 EST, 20 February 2013 | UPDATED: 06:08 EST, 21 February 2013 Blunder: Florida officials have been forced to apologise over the mistake Authorities in Florida say a new law requiring British, Canadian and other English-speaking drivers to carry an International Driving Permit has been put on hold. Embarrassed officials were forced to apologise over the blunder which would have meant Brits and Canadians driving in the Sunshine State would have had to buy the permit at the cost of 25 Canadian dollars. The legislation was passed largely unnoticed last year and was originally intended to make sure all drivers in Florida held a licence printed in English.
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Law requiring foreigners to have international licence has been put on hold
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Florida state Republican Ben Albritton apologised for the blunder
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Canadian Automobile Association still warning Canadians to buy the permit until the law has been officially changed

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It brought satire to a generation by sending up Margaret Thatcher, John Major and the Royal Family - now Spitting Image is to turn its guns on a new batch of politicians and celebrities. The cast and crew of the show which drew huge audiences in the 1980s and 1990s are being reunited to lampoon figures including Russell Brand, Vladimir Putin and Boris Johnson. Promising a 'biting look at the world of politics and celebrity', ITV's six-part series, called Newzoids, will include impressions by Jon Culshaw, who worked on Spitting Image, as well as the voice of Debra Stephenson. Scroll down for video
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Cast and crew responsible for Spitting Image have reunited for new project
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New TV show Newzoids promises a 'biting look' at celebrities and politics
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The puppet show will target Russell Brand and Nigel Farage, among others
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Other famous faces to be lampooned will be Ant and Dec and Harry Styles

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British holidaymakers are in a race against time to get out of Austrian ski resorts before more snowfalls arrive at the weekend. Many have become stranded since the weekend because of the heaviest snowfalls in Alps in the past 30 years. Some holiday makers are four days overdue to be back home and back at work due to the weather. As much as 18ft has fallen over the past few days. Scroll down for video... Clearing up: A resident in Ischgl, Austria, contemplates the enormous task of clearing the snow from his roof Snowed in: Thick layers cover a roadside chapel near Ischgl (left) and block the first floor windows of a house in Galtuer (right) both in Austria
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1,000 British skiers trapped in Alps after severe snowfalls
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Falling trees and rocks blocking many routes
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Avalanche warning raised to stage three, or 'considerable risk'
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Holidaymakers advised to stay indoors

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:51 PM on 2nd September 2011 A newly-discovered species of woolly rhino that lived in Tibet more than 3.6million years ago could rewrite theories about the evolution of giant Ice Age mammals. Scientists suspect that the creature led the way in adapting to the harsh Tibetan climate, which in turn may have helped the animal's descendants survive the big freeze to come. The same could also be true for ancestors of other Ice Age 'megafauna' such as the woolly mammoth, giant sloth and sabre-toothed cat, the experts believe. Fashionable coat: The newly discovered species of Tibetan woolly rhino could have been a trend-setter, helping its ancestors to survive the Ice Age
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Newly-discovered species descended to plains from Himalayas when Ice Age struck

Question: Much has been written about the extinction of @placeholder mammals, but much less is known about their origins.


LAS VEGAS, Nevada (CNN)  -- Attention audiophiles, old-school vinyl listeners and the very rich: Do we have a piece of stereo equipment for you. Angelis Labor's Gabriel turntable is made from bronze and steel and can be customized with up to four arms. It's called the Gabriel Turntable, and you won't find it at Wal-Mart. Crafted in limited editions by an Italian company that will engrave each buyer's name on it, the Gabriel is to a Kenner Close 'N Play what a Ferrari is to a Yugo. "When I look at it," said Placido Pappalardo, co-owner of maker Angelis Labor, "the only word that comes to mind is love."
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An Italian manufacturer unveils a $64,000 turntable at CES in Las Vegas
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Gabriel turntable is made with bronze and can be customized with up to four arms
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Manufacturer: "When I look at it, the only word that comes to mind is love"
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A distributor is being sought to sell the turntable through specialty audio retailers

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(CNN) -- An All Nippon Airways 787 Dreamliner was held in Tokyo after a mechanical problem, the fourth such incident for Dreamliners in 10 days. The plane was delayed Thursday after a cockpit message indicated a problem with the power supply to its air-conditioning system. More than 100 passengers who were supposed to fly to Frankfurt departed on a different plane eight hours after the scheduled departure time, ANA said. Earlier this week, a Denver-bound United Airlines Dreamliner was diverted back to Houston after a problem with its brake indicator. A week before, two United Dreamliners made unscheduled landings.
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A Boeing Dreamliner is held in Tokyo after problem with power supply
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Problem is fourth mechanical incident for a Dreamliner in 10 days
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On Monday, issue with brake indicator diverted plane
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Boeing: "We know it will continue to receive heightened attention."

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London, England (CNN) -- Shares in Rolls-Royce rose Monday after the company announced that it had made progress in understanding the cause of a Qantas mid-air engine blow-out. The shares rose by 2.62 percent -- they had been 14 percent down from Thursday after the Australian carrier revealed early Monday that oil leaks had been discovered in the engines on three of its planes after being examined by Rolls-Royce engineers. This follows last week's aborted flight by an A380, which was forced to make an emergency landing in Singapore shortly after take off when one of its engines failed. Rolls-Royce on Monday issued a statement saying the Qantas problem was caused by an "incident specific to the Trent 900 engine."
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Rolls-Royce says Qantas "incident specific to the Trent 900 engine"
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Oil leaks found in Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines on three Qantas Airbus A380s
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CEO: Alan Joyce told reporters the leaks were "beyond normal tolerances"
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Rolls-Royce share value dropped by 10 percent since Qantas initial reported problem

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Tallahassee, Florida (CNN) -- Heisman Trophy hopeful Jameis Winston did not have consensual sex with a student at Florida State University, despite claims to the contrary by the football player's lawyer, the family of the accuser said Friday. "To be clear, the victim did not consent. This was rape," according to a statement released by the accuser's family. The release of the statement came a day after Winston's attorney, Tim Jansen, told reporters the sex was consensual and that his client's DNA was found on the clothing of the woman, who nearly a year ago said she was raped. ESPN, which first reported the DNA development, said the Florida crime lab determined that the possibility it was someone else's DNA would be one in 2.2 trillion.
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A student at Florida State University has accused quarterback Jameis Winston of rape
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The family of the woman disputed claims by Winston's attorney that it was consensual sex
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"To be clear, the victim did not consent," the woman's family said

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(CNN) -- The head of Hezbollah denied involvement Thursday in attacks this week on Israeli targets in India, Georgia and Thailand. "We are not afraid to say that we had nothing to do with these explosions," Hassan Nasrallah said in a televised address from an undisclosed location in Lebanon. He denied that the death of a Hezbollah commander in 2008 in an explosion in Damascus, Syria, inspired the attacks. "The blood of Imad Mogniyeh will always haunt the Israelis," he said, referring to the commander whose death Hezbollah blamed on Israel, and Israeli denied. Hezbollah has longstanding close ties with Iran and Syria.
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"We had nothing to do with these explosions," head of Hezbollah says
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Hassan Nasrallah suggests "revenge" plots wouldn't target average Israelis
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Israeli PM blames Iran, calls nation "a threat to the stability of the world"
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Iranian minister says Israeli agents "are often the perpetrators" of terror

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By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 03:33 EST, 11 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:44 EST, 12 February 2013 The mistress of a father of 17 moved out of the family home with five of the couple's children just a week before the tragic blaze. Friends and neighbours said yesterday that Lisa Willis left after Michael Philpott refused to divorce his wife and marry her. A separate five of his children, all born to wife Mairead and all under the age of ten, were killed when flames tore through the house in Derby as they slept. A 38-year-old man and woman aged in her 20s were earlier being held on suspicion of murder but tonight were released without charge.
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Victims are Jade Philpott, 10, her brothers John, nine, and Jack, seven, and sisters Jessie, six and Jaden, five
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Their brother Duwayne, 13, remains in a critical condition in hospital
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Father Michael and wife Mairead also caught in the blaze but not badly hurt
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Man and woman arrested on suspicion of murder released without charge
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Mr Philpott 'made a valiant attempt to save his children'
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The ex-baker has featured on ITV show Ann Widdecombe Versus The Benefit Culture and The Jeremy Kyle show
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Ms Widdecombe said today that 'no one could call him a bad father'
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He has had 17 children by five different women
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Community have set up a charity to pay for children's funerals

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A teenager who suffered a deadly stroke after taking the contraceptive pill has defied the odds to become a beauty queen. Georgie Holland, from Thrapston, Northamptonshire, was left partially blind when she suffered a blood clot on the brain at the age of 17 brought on by the popular Yasmin contraceptive pill. The 19-year-old collapsed in the middle of a dance class in 2013 and was rushed to A&E where a scan revealed the blood clot was affecting the flow of blood. Georgie Holland has overcome suffering a stroke two years ago and is entering the Miss Galaxy competition Georgie first became involved in pageanting when she began taking part in charity work
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Georgie Holland had a stroke after taking the Yasmin contraceptive pill
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At 17 she was left fighting for her life and spent a week in hospital
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Just two years on the 19-year-old is about to take part in Miss Galaxy UK

Question: Anyone wanting to sponsor Georgie can do so by visiting virginmoneygiving.com and searching @placeholder.


It has already captivated millions, taking viewers on a spectacular polar expedition to the frozen wildernesses of the Arctic and the Antarctic. And now the makers of the landmark BBC series Frozen Planet, bringing the natural world of the North and South Poles to the small screen, has given a tantalising glimpse of things to come with these stunning images from future episodes. These incredible stills from the series reveal the frozen world as you have never seen it before - and may never see again, thanks to the onset of global warming. Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, the series explores the effects of  slimate change on the polar regions - and the lengths scientists are going to understand it.
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Landmark series has captivated millions with its portrait of the frozen world
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Stunning images give a glimpse of what is to come on the BBC documentary

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(CNN) -- Enough Afghan opium to supply world demand for two years has effectively gone missing, with the Taliban suspected of stockpiling supplies in a bid to corner the market, the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has revealed. Pakistani customs officials destroy contraband narcotics on the border with Afghanistan. Afghanistan is the world's leading narcotics supplier. Earlier this month, a U.N. study revealed Afghanistan's opium production had dropped dramatically this year partly because of new aggressive drug-fighting tactics in the country. According to the UNODC report, production dipped by 10 percent this year while cultivation fell by 22 percent.
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Recent study revealed Afghan opium production has dropped dramatically
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U.N. says this should be treated with caution as country has been over-producing
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Taliban suspected of stockpiling large amounts of opium "as credit"
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U.S. has warned of growing link between Taliban and the drug trade

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(CNN) -- Falkland Islands lawmakers say they won't back down in the face of Argentina's efforts to claim the South Atlantic territory. Residents of the islands, which Argentina calls the Malvinas, voted earlier this month to remain under British rule. That leaves no room for debate, lawmakers from the islands wrote in a letter to the United Nations published online Monday. "The referendum result makes it clear that we have no desire to be governed by Argentina," they wrote. "Continued harassment of our economic development and intimidation of those who want to do business with us and invest in the islands will not change this fact. The more Argentina presses our small community, the harder will be our resolve."
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Lawmakers: "The more Argentina presses...the harder will be our resolve"
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"We have no desire to be governed by Argentina," Falklands lawmakers say
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Argentina says a referendum earlier this month was invalid
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British Prime Minister David Cameron praised the vote

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(CNN) -- Normally, you might think that a controversy over whether the Kennedy Center, one of the nation's leading performing arts organizations, is overlooking the contributions of Latino artists, actors and musicians would be a real sleeper. Until you heard that, during a recent telephone conversation between one lover of the arts and another, one claims the other told him to "F--- yourself." Ok, gentlemen, you have my attention. It all happened very quickly. On Sept. 14, Felix Sanchez, chairman of the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts, and Michael M. Kaiser, president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts talked. In multiple media reports, Sanchez said that Kaiser took none too kindly to him expressing his concern over the constant omission of Latinos from the annual list of Kennedy Center Honors recipients.
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Since 1978, the Kennedy Center has honored only two Hispanics
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Ruben Navarrette: Center overlooks contributions of Latino artists, performers
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He says America's largest minority is everywhere except on the Center's annual list
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Navarrette: Kennedy Center needs new leaders who understand our century

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:57 EST, 22 November 2013 Hundreds of mourners gathered today to say a final goodbye to 'twinkling star' Lexi Branson who was mauled to death by her family’s dog. The four-year-old was killed when the family bulldog Mulan went berserk at her home in Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, on November 4. A hush fell over nearby Barrow-upon-Soar as Lexi’s coffin was carried through the village on a pink horse-drawn carriage this morning. In mourning: The coffin of Lexi Branson arrives at the Holy Trinity Church in Barrow-upon-Soar in Leicestershire, followed by her mother Jodi Hudson (fur coat, pink top), family and friends
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Lexi Branson killed when family bulldog Mulan went beserk at family home
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Her pink coffin was carried on a horse-drawn carriage to the church
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Was followed by 100 family and friends wearing her favourite colour pink
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Tearful Mother Jodi Hudson, who tried to fight off dog, comforted by family
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Pallbearers carried Lexi’s coffin into church to 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star'
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Congregation heard tribute from her father and poem written by her mother
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Reverend: 'Today we are placing her into God’s care, God's love'

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Arsenal midfielder Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain claims the club's core for England is a great asset for the national side. Oxlade-Chamberlain played alongside four fellow Arsenal team-mates as England cruised past San Marino 5-0 in the Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley on Thursday. Calum Chambers, Kieran Gibbs, Jack Wilshere and Danny Welbeck all started with Chambers making his full England debut and Welbeck scoring the third goal during the rout. Four Arsenal players started against San Marino at Wembley on Thursday in the Euro 2016 qualifying match Theo Walcott has returned to full training at Arsenal. Therefore England could soon field up to six Gunners in one match.
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Winger came on as a substitute during the 5-0 win at Wembley
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Joined fellow Gunners Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs and Danny Welbeck as England cruised past San Marino
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Right-back Chambers made his full debut for the national side
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Welbeck scored his seventh goal in eight games for club and country
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Arsenal could contriubte six England players with Theo Walcott returning

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Deputy head: Martin Goldberg, 46, was found dead a day after police questioned him over allegations he had purchased child pornography from abroad A paedophile deputy headmaster who secretly filmed his pupils was left free to continue his abuse for more than two years after police failed to act on information that he could be a danger to children. Martin Goldberg, who had worked at the £10,000-a-year private school for more than 20 years, was named to British authorities as a suspect in July 2012. He was among 2,345 individuals suspected of having accessed child pornography whose names were handed to the UK’s Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) following a major inquiry in Canada.
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Martin Goldberg taught at Thorpe Hall School in Great Wakering, Essex
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Police found hundreds of images they believe came from his hidden camera
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75 indecent images from school's male changing rooms were recovered
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465 such images from local swimming pool and 38 from two other locations
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Officers spoke to him at his home in Shoeburyness but he was not arrested
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Next day police were alerted over concerns for him and he was found dead
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Mr Goldberg, 46, was single and lived alone in a £360,000 detached house
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For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here for details

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The young electrician who tragically died in hospital several hours after an explosion at a Perth shopping centre has been named as local man Matt Hutchins. The tradesman suffered burns to 80 per cent of his body in the blast at the Galleria Shopping Centre in Morley, about 8 kilometres northeast of Perth's central business district, on Tuesday morning. Hutchins was carrying out electrical maintenance with three colleagues, for a privately owned WA company that services the high voltage electrical industry, when the fatal accident happened. One of his colleagues, a 30-year-old Irish man, died at the scene while the two others are fighting for their lives in hospital.
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Perth man Matt Hutchins died in hospital several hours after the blast
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The explosion happened around 9.30am on Tuesday, in Morley, Perth
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Four men were carrying out electrical maintenance at the shopping centre
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An electricity transformer is thought to have exploded
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Hutchins' colleague, a 30-year-old Irish man, died at the scene
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Two other electricians are fighting for their lives in hospital
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Several people were treated for shock and smoke inhalation at the scene
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'Their clothes were burning and sticking to them,' says witness Jonathan McDonagh

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