(CNN) -- Calling him "arrogant and defiant," a Wayne County Circuit Judge on Tuesday sentenced former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick to four months in jail with no early release under the terms of a plea deal. Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick listens as he is sentenced Tuesday in Wayne County, Michigan. Kilpatrick pleaded guilty last month to two felony obstruction of justice charges stemming from his efforts to cover up an extramarital affair. He also pleaded no contest to charges of assaulting a police officer attempting to serve a subpoena on a Kilpatrick friend in that case. In imposing the sentence, Judge David Groner harshly criticized Kilpatrick for his conduct, particularly for a televised speech that aired hours after he entered his pleas.
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Judge sentences former Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick to 120 days in jail, no early release
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Kwame Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to charges resulting from a sex scandal
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Kilpatrick resigned from office last month
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He was accused of blocking a criminal investigation into his office

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(CNN) -- If Saturday is any indication, Borussia Dortmund won't miss Mario Gotze. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, brought in to beef up the attack after Gotze was sold to rival Bayern Munich, netted a hat-trick on his Bundesliga debut as the league and Champions League runner-up began by beating Augsburg 4-0. If he continues to impress, his $17 million transfer fee -- Aubameyang joined from Saint-Etienne in July -- will be considered a bargain. The Gabon international finished second in goals in Ligue 1 last season and was fifth in assists. He opened the scoring with a header in the first half and added two right-foot finishes in the second to become the sixth player to register a hat-trick in his Bundesliga opener.
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scores three goals in Borussia Dortmund's league opener
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Robert Lewandowski nets the other as part of a 4-0 win at Augsburg
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Newly promoted Hertha Berlin puts six goals past Eintracht Frankfurt
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In Ligue 1, Radamel Falcao scores in his league debut for big-spending Monaco

Question: He thus stole the spotlight from sought after striker Robert Lewandowski, although the Pole contributed by setting up @placeholder's third effort and completed the rout against the relegation contenders from the penalty spot.


They were expecting an emotional reunion at the airport with their daughter who's been working abroad for eight months. But instead, after 20 hours travelling, Andrew and Julie Kelham landed 1,500 miles away. The couple had booked a £3,200 trip to visit their daughter Frankie, 21,  in San Jose, Mexico. Where they ended up was San Jose, California. Andrew and Julie Kelham, above, had booked a £3,200 trip to visit their daughter Frankie, 21, in San Jose, Mexico After 20 hours travelling, they landed 1,500 miles away and were forced to pay another £800 to fly to the right city, where they eventually met Frankie, centre
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Andrew and Julie Kelham spent 20 hours travelling to the wrong place
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They were hoping for an emotional reunion with their daughter, 21
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She had been working abroad for eight months in San Jose, Mexico
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But instead Thomas Cook sent them to San Jose in California

Question: By the 1990s, @placeholder's location within the booming local technology industry earned the city the nickname 'Capital of Silicon Valley'.


(CNN) -- Joan Rivers is getting the "Hollywood" funeral she wanted, "a huge showbiz affair with lights, camera and action." Kathy Griffin, Sarah Jessica Parker, Whoopi Goldberg, Donald Trump, Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters and Joy Behar were among the A-list to D-list celebrity friends seen arriving for the private service inside Manhattan's Temple Emanu-El Sunday. The highlight was Howard Stern's vagina joke, Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera told CNN afterward. "It was exactly the show Joan wanted -- hilarious, irreverent," Rivera said. Rivers, 81, died Thursday in New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, a week after she suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest during a medical procedure at a clinic.
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NEW: "It was exactly the show Joan wanted -- hilarious, irreverent," Geraldo Rivera says
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NEW: Broadway star Audra McDonald sings one of Rivers' favorite songs, "Smile"
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Rivers, 81, was hospitalized after suffering cardiac and respiratory arrest at a clinic
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She was on life support, and died Thursday

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Turkey's main airline is banning certain shades of lipstick and nail polish among flight attendants. And the cabin crew is not happy about it. Outrage spilled into social media, sparking newspapers columns and a movement after Turkish Airlines announced the new dress code this week. The dress code calls for plain makeup in pastel colors. "Red, dark pink and similar colors of lipstick and nail polish that are not in the current uniforms breaks up visual coherence," the airline statement said. Critics of the new dress code have taken to Twitter and Facebook to voice their outrage. A columnist with the nation's Daily Hurriyet urged women to send in photos of themselves in red lipstick, dubbing it the "Red Lipstick Movement."
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Critics take to  social media to voice outrage over new dress code
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The airline is Turkey's national flag carrier
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Turkey's culture pits Muslim elite against the old guard secularists

Question: Many  who fear encroaching conservative values point to steps @placeholder has taken in recent months, especially restricting the appearance of its female cabin crew.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Metallica's Lars Ulrich loves Black Sabbath and Deep Purple -- and so does his 10-year-old son. Actor Rodger Corser plays "Guitar Hero" at an April event in Australia. The game has revived interest in rock music. Ulrich may have played songs from those old rock bands around the house on his stereo, but he gives credit for his son's excitement to another source: video games. Myles Ulrich is a fan of games such as "Guitar Hero" and "Rock Band," which have spawned a comeback for rock music. "It's a cool generational thing to share that with your kids," said Ulrich, the drummer for the multi-platinum quartet. "My [son's] favorite bands are ... the same bands that are my favorite bands -- the bands I grew up on."
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"Guitar Hero" and "Rock Band" games have been hugely successful
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Video games' success has helped sell rock music, guitars
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Teens getting into rock heroes of '70s, '80s
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Aerosmith catalog sales went up after "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" came out

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The independent NHS ombudsman is accused of failing countless families who have complained, such as the parents of Sam Morrish, three, who died due to multiple health service failings Patients who complain to the NHS watchdog in charge of care are wasting their time, a charity warned today. The Patients Association, a lobby group that aims to improve patients' experience of health care, has declared it has 'no confidence' in the independent NHS ombudsman. Its role is to investigate complaints over unfair treatment and  poor service that individuals have received from the NHS in England. Today, the Patients Association released a report into what it claims were failures by the Parliamentary Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO).
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Patients Association has condemned the independent NHS ombudsman
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Charity says it will no longer refer people in need to the ombudsman

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Washington (CNN) -- Republicans call it a government cover-up similar to what forced Richard Nixon to resign. Democrats call it a right-wing conspiracy theory. The fallout from the September 11, 2012, terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans continues more than 19 months later, with further details last week that raised questions about how the Obama administration responded to the violence less than two months before the President's re-election. Few issues reveal the hyper-partisan politics of Washington more than the ongoing debate over an issue now known simply as Benghazi. Last Friday, House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa announced that he had subpoenaed Secretary of State John Kerry to testify at a May 21 hearing, alleging that the State Department failed to comply with an earlier subpoena for documents.
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House votes to form a select committee; Democrats undecided on taking part
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19 months later, Washington remains riven by the Benghazi terrorist attack
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A recently divulged email reignites fierce partisan debate from the 2012 election
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Republicans see the issue as a vulnerability for Hillary Clinton

Question: The issue gives Republicans perhaps their lone line of attack against Hillary Clinton, the overwhelming favorite for the @placeholder presidential nomination in 2016 if she decides to run.


London (CNN) -- If ever there was a costume that erased gender, it's got to be an astronaut's suit. Big, bulky, with a uniform shape and reflective mask, it's pretty hard to tell whether the person inside is male, female, or Ham the chimpanzee. So when Sandra Bullock plays an astronaut hurtling through space in new blockbuster "Gravity," one of the only clues she's even a woman is the sound of her hysterical gasping: "I can't breathe! I can't breathe!" For 49-year-old Bullock, playing the lead role of Dr Ryan Stone in the thriller which premieres in Britain this week, this is not a female action film -- it's a "human action film."
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Sandra Bullock says blockbuster "Gravity" isn't about gender, but human adversity
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Oscar-winning actress was suspended from puppet strings for tough lead role
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Would rather spend time with adopted son, than attend glittering Hollywood events

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Washington (CNN) -- When a scuffle broke out at a candidate forum in Nevada last week between supporters of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican rival Sharron Angle, the fight didn't end after tempers cooled. It simply moved over to the social media website Twitter, where the war of words in this nasty race continued. One of Angle's campaign managers, Jordan Gehrke, posted a tweet, a short message on Twitter, that accused Reid supporters of starting the fight. "Check out the video here of Reidbots screaming and heckling," the tweet said. The message included a link to a video that appears to show audience members at the forum shouting down Angle. That same tweet also included a hashtag -- #dumpreid -- made by attaching the # symbol to the message "dumpreid." Twitter users who clicked on the #dumpreid link were taken to a feed of anti-Reid tweets.
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Scuffle at Reid-Angle forum moved from the campaign event to Twitter
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The two campaigns have been duking it out online, in 140 characters or less
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Mainstream journalists use politicians' tweets in stories, retweet them

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(CNN) -- A tense standoff between China and the Philippines that has been under way since April 10, when the Philippines Navy accused Chinese boats of fishing illegally off the Scarborough Shoal, appeared to ease somewhat Friday. In Manila, Department of Foreign Affairs spokesman Raul Hernandez said that Philippine diplomats "are endeavoring to undertake a new diplomatic initiative, which we hope will help defuse the situation." China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told reporters that China had noted the remarks as well as the action taken by the Philippine Foreign Ministry and noticed the resumption of diplomatic contact between the Philippine Foreign Ministry and the Chinese Embassy in Manila.
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China and the Philippines have been involved in a standoff since April 10
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Navy accuses Chinese boats of fishing illegally in waters off the Scarborough Shoal
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Both countries claim the shoal, known by China as Huangyan, in the South China Sea

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder officials on Thursday accused Manila of inciting its people to take to the streets to demonstrate against China.


It was revealed on Tuesday night’s special EasEnders episode that Lucy Beale had been killed in her own home. And on the latest instalment of the BBC One soap, the ongoing murder mystery unravelled even further when a distraught Peter Beale (Ben Hardy) was finally told the truth by his girlfriend Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa), who pointed the finger at his own parents. In a dramatic cliffhanger showdown, the troubled youngster rushed home to confront his father Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) and stepmother Jane (Laurie Brett) after they tied the knot in front of all their family and friends, accusing one  of them of murdering his twin sister.
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Lucy Beale's killer will be finally unveiled on Thursday night's episode
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On Wednesday, Peter Beale pointed the finger at his father Ian and stepmother Jane
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His girlfriend Lauren Branning was discovered to be pregnant in another shocking revelation
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Abi Branning accusation was found to be a red herring
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Actress Jo Joyner made a return to the BBC One soap as Tanya Branning but messed up her live line

Question: Suspicious: Jane had been wracked with nerves since reading @placeholder's note and was extremely flustered while saying her wedding vows to Ian


By Janine Yaqoob PUBLISHED: 11:51 EST, 22 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:55 EST, 22 February 2013 A man who stole £30,000 by sneaking into his ex-wife’s house every week for three years has been escaped jail. Bernard Young, 47, crept into the home of former wife, Lynn, in the middle of the night to steal a debit card for her brother’s bank account. Then he would break back into the house to replace it hours later, Liverpool crown court heard today. Young, who had a key to the former matrimonial home, would withdraw about £180 a time from the account of Terence Ruck, 68, before returning the card to his ex-wife’s handbag.
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Bernard Young, 47, stole £30,000 from his ex-wife's brother
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For five years he crept into Lynn Young's home and took the bank card
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After withdrawing up to £180 a time he would put it back
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He was spared jail at Liverpool crown court today

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(CNN) -- Unable either to win the war in Ukraine by proxy or to retreat from the conflict because of the enormous blow a defeat would deliver to his regime's legitimacy, Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be sending in regular troops to attack Ukraine. The action is south of rebel-held Donetsk, which, until Russia's heightened involvement this week, was on the verge of being retaken by the Ukrainian army. It is likely that in response to Russia's escalation, the United States and European Union will contemplate more sanctions. The problem is that all the relatively "painless" economic measures have already been taken. So both the U.S. and Europe are now left looking at actions that will hurt their own industries and financial institutions.
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Leon Aron: Unable to win by proxy or to retreat in Ukraine, it appears Putin sent troops
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He says U.S., Europe mulling sanctions, but only ones left will also hurt own financial interests
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He says West can help Ukraine win by sending support like radar jamming technology
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Aron: If Russia sees casualties, Russian patriotic support for Putin, and war, will drop

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(CNN)News that a jury has ordered Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams to fork out $7.4 million in damages and profits for allegedly drawing on Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up" in their song "Blurred Lines" has thrust the issue of music copyright into the headlines. But it's by no means the first time. Recently, it was reported that Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne would be given songwriting credits for Sam Smith's hit song "Stay With Me." But the really interesting part was that this only happened after Petty's team noticed a likeness between Smith's song and Petty's 1989 hit "I Won't Back Down."
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Jury has found that 'Blurred Lines' drew on Marvin Gaye's 'Got to Give It Up'
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Danny Cevallos : Music infringement presents a tricky question

Question: In the case of Sam Smith's use of the @placeholder work, to Smith's credit, his team reportedly listened to the two songs and acknowledged the similarity.

Question: In the case of Sam Smith's use of the Tom Petty work, to @placeholder's credit, his team reportedly listened to the two songs and acknowledged the similarity.

Question: Even worse, though -- if potential litigants such as Smith and @placeholder are going to start resolving disputes without hiring us lawyers, then I might have to retire my law license along with the denim jackets.


London (CNN) -- South African double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius, who made headlines at the Olympics, set a world record on Saturday in London in defense of the first of his three Paralympic titles. On day three of the Games, he ran 21.30 in men's 200m-T44 title in the first round Saturday evening, easily besting other racers in his heat. The paralympic movement classifies events, using terms like T44, to group competitors based on their disability. His biggest threats in Sunday's gold-medal final will include Brazilian Alan Fonteles Cardoso Oliveira, American sprinter Blake Leeper and South Africa's Arnu Fourie, based on their qualifying times.
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NEW: South Africa's Oscar Pistorius sets a world record in a 200-meter semifinal heat
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Several Britons win Paralympic gold, including Richard Whitehead and Sarah Storey
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China's Yin He sets a world record and wins gold in a cycling event
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The UK's Ellie Simmonds edges out Team USA's Victoria Arlen in 400-meter freestyle

Question: The win gave Sarah Storey, who was born without a functioning left hand, her second gold of the Games and an impressive 20 @placeholder medals in total across the swimming and cycling disciplines.


By Ray Massey and Rob Davies PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 11 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:45 EST, 12 December 2012 The boss of British Airways’ parent company Willie Walsh has bet Sir Richard Branson ‘a knee in the groin’ that Virgin Atlantic will not survive five years. And Sir Richard has accepted the remarkable challenge – saying the painful debt will be paid out to the loser at the winner’s headquarters. The unusual ‘below the belt’ wager came after America's largest airline, Delta, took a 49 per cent stake in Virgin Atlantic under a major deal announced today. Sir Richard tried to bet Walsh £1million that his Virgin airline would flourish after the deal. But Walsh said he did not have the cash and offered the 'painful' bet instead.
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Billionaire Sir Richard Branson sells 49 per cent stake in airline to Delta
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America’s largest carrier will help keep Virgin Atlantic alive and take on BA
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Branson tries to bet BA boss Willie Walsh £1m that airline will flourish
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But Walsh says he hasn't got £1m and offers him 'knee in the groin' instead

Question: The air-rage row erupted as Virgin boss Sir Richard announced he was retaining control of his airline @placeholder after a deal that will see America's largest carrier Delta Air Lines take a 49per cent  stake.

Question: The latest twist began when Mr Walsh suggested Virgin would not survive the tie up with @placeholder.


Brendan Rodgers need not fear. If he wondered who would provide Liverpool’s magic after the sale of Luis Suarez, at least he still has ‘David Blaine’. That, thanks to Daniel Sturridge, is the moniker of Philippe Coutinho. According to the England striker, Coutinho is a magician with a ball at his feet and after watching the Brazilian tear Borussia Dortmund to shreds, Rodgers was only too happy to embrace that theme. Replacing Suarez like-for-like is something Rodgers admits is impossible but he has an idea of how to keep Liverpool a creative, vibrant, attacking force and — judging by this swaggering display — Coutinho is crucial to that master plan.
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The young Brazilian was a constant threat to the German side throughout
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Sturridge opened the scoring as Liverpool dominated Dortmund in 4-0 win
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Lovren scored soon after from a corner on his first Anfield appearance
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Phillippe Coutinho and Jordan Henderson completed the rout after the break

Question: Daniel Sturridge and @placeholder took the game away from Dortmund scarcely before it had begun.


(CNN) -- Sports stars seem to have it all -- from seven-figure salaries to big endorsement deals. But lately, what some don't have is a good reputation. The NBA's Dwyane Wade started a foundation to help inspire kids in at-risk situations. With the steroids controversy in baseball and drug allegations against the world's greatest swimmer, many adoring fans may wonder, "Where are the good guys in sports?" Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat is one of those good guys. He stays out of the controversy and insists that his fame should be used to help others. CNN's Nicole Lapin talked to the NBA star about the foundation he started and his partnership with National Recess Week. The following is an edited transcript of the interview.
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Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade started foundation to help at-risk kids
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Wade is national spokesperson for National Recess Week
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NBA star says sense of community and sportsmanship are pivotal for kids
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Says he wants to leave the world a better place

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For almost half a century, a Brazilian man with no medical training has performed surgical procedures to millions of people from all corners of the globe. João de Deus, or John of God, is a spiritual healer who runs a healing clinic called Casa de Dom Inácio de Loyola, 'The Casa', in a small Brazilian town called Abadiânia. Millions of people from around the world visit João, 72, for his alternative treatment and next month, the enigmatic figure is visiting Australia for a three day healing and prayer event. João de Deus, or John of God, is a spiritual healer who runs a healing clinic called Casa de Dom Inácio de Loyola, 'The Casa', in a small Brazilian town called Abadiânia
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John Of God, João de Deus,  is visiting Australia for a three day healing and prayer event
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He has run a spiritual healing clinic in Brazil for fifty years
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The event costs $295 per performance or $795 for three sessions
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Australian Jana Jones claims to have been cured of  Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis after regularly visiting his clinic
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Australian Howard Toose claims to have had a drastic reduction in severe pain from a spinal injury
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João's translator, Diego Coppola, said his treatment is a compliment to conventional medicine
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NSW Fair Trading says they will be closely monitoring the three day event in Sydney Olympic Park in Homebush

Question: Howard Toose, who suffered a grave spinal injury in 2006, travelled to Abadiânia in @placeholder  in hope of alleviating the constant pain.


(CNN) -- Perhaps the most frightening scenario facing Manchester United is that however bad this season has been, it could get a whole lot worse. Embarrassed by great rival Liverpool on Sunday, light years behind in the race for the English Premier League title and on the cusp of European humiliation, it has been a year to forget for those so used to success. Since Alex Ferguson stepped aside after winning the club's 20th league title, his replacement David Moyes has presided over one of the most painful periods in the club's recent history. On Wednesday, the nadir awaits -- the possibility of exiting the Champions League at the last-16 stage to Greek side Olympiakos.
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Manchester United faces Champions League exit
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Olympiakos takes 2-0 lead to Old Trafford Wednesday
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Christian Karembeu backs Greek side's chances
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United unlikely to qualify for next year's competition

Question: Not that @placeholder is getting ahead of himself -- Olympiakos has never won at Old Trafford and managed just one away victory in qualifying for the knockout stage.


This is the week the dynamic of Liverpool’s season changes. And just when things are moving in the right direction for Brendan Rodgers. Two defeats in 22 games have seen the Anfield side move to within four points of the Champions League places and secure an FA Cup quarter-final slot after Saturday’s win at Selhurst Park. But how will the Merseysiders deal with the Europa League restarting this week? Daniel Sturridge (centre) volleys in Liverpool's equaliser in the 49th minute at Selhurst Park Sturridge (left) and Alberto Moreno (right) celebrate after the Liverpool striker hit the equaliser Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has warned his players about the Europa League curse
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Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 2-1 in the FA Cup to reach the quarter-final
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The Reds next face Besiktas at home in the Europa League on Thursday
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Liverpool then go to Southampton in the Premier League and the away trip to Besiktas, before facing Manchester City at Anfield on March 1
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Question: Liverpool welcome @placeholder this Thursday before travelling to fellow Barclays Premier League top-four contenders Southampton on Sunday.


Monaco are prepared to offer Arsene Wenger a staggering £12.4million a year, after tax, to take over from Claudio Ranieri at the end of the season. Though the Arsenal manager has turned down overtures from Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain, Monaco have been encouraged by the uncertainty surrounding his future at the Emirates and are ready to tempt him with a salary equivalent to £22m in the UK — three times the £7.5m he currently earns. On his way? Monaco hope to tempt Arsene Wenger with a massive offer at the end of the season Monaco are desperate to bring a celebrated manager to the club when they compete in the Champions League next season, having secured qualification last weekend.
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Monaco want Arsene Wenger to replace Claudio Ranieri
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The free-spending club would offer Wenger £22m a year
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Arsenal manager is yet to sign a new contract at the Emirates Stadium

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(CNN) -- As part of Boeing's ongoing efforts to resolve Dreamliner problems, the passenger jet maker has put out a request that airlines inspect an emergency beacon used to find aircraft in the event of a crash. The request is based on a recommendation by the United Kingdom's Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) following a fire aboard an Ethiopian Airlines 787 Dreamliner parked at London's Heathrow Airport on July 12. The fire caused extensive damage to the rear of the aircraft. No one was hurt but the incident shut runways for about an hour before operations resumed, the airport said.
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Boeing asks airlines to inspect planes equipped with Honeywell emergency locators
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UK investigators say transmitter likely to blame for 787 fire at Heathrow this month
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In U.S., Boeing faces $2.75 million FAA penalty

Question: Last week, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (@placeholder) instructed airlines operating the 787 to remove or inspect the Honeywell ELTs.


Editor's note: Steve Perry is the founder and principal of the Capital Preparatory Magnet School in Hartford, Connecticut, and author of "Man Up! : Nobody is Coming to Save Us," which offers solutions to problems in the black community. Steve Perry says a question from a parent started his journey to creating a top-performing school. HARTFORD, Connecticut (CNN) -- "Why do only rich kids get good schools?" I was the founder and director of a part-time out-of-school college preparatory program. The questioner was a parent; herself a victim of a dulled urban education. The statement was more of an indictment than question, and I had no answer. "Well, why can't this program be a school," she offered.
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Steve Perry: A parent asked why only rich kids get good schools
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He says question started process of building a quality school
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Perry says his team fought bureaucracy, union to try something new
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He says his school is highly rated and sends all graduates to college

Question: On a Friday afternoon elevator ride from the 10th to the seventh floor, he said, "@placeholder, we're gonna start a high school, you should run it."


(CNN) -- Before the story sinks beneath the waves, a few more words are in order about the recent selection process for a new chief for the Federal Reserve: It stinks. The chairmanship of the Federal Reserve Bank is probably the second most powerful job in the United States. In combating the financial crisis and the slow recovery, it has often been more important than the presidency. Indeed, many in other countries believe it has become the most important job in the world. Selecting a chairperson is thus a solemn, crucial undertaking. I have only participated once -- during the process when President Reagan decided to reappoint someone first named by his Democratic predecessor, President Carter. Reagan thought long and hard and, putting aside all partisanship, wisely asked Paul Volcker to stay on. Everyone at the White House and in Congress understood how big that decision was.
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Larry Summers has dropped out of contention to head the Federal Reserve
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David Gergen: Process of filling the crucially important job has been shameful
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He says Summers' reputation has been trashed and his merits ignored
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Gergen: President Obama should now nominate Janet Yellen for the post

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:47 EST, 18 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:43 EST, 18 March 2014 Athena the cat is back with her family after spending three harrowing days mewing from atop a 60-foot power pole in Las Cruces, New Mexico, as her owners prepared for the worst. Citing safety concerns, El Paso Electric rarely scales poles to help animals and had initially refused to rescue the female tabby-mix. So the family considered their options. Among them, David Eason tells the Las Cruces Sun-News, was shooting his 16-year-old daughter's pet to avoid a slow death from thirst or starvation.
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The female tabby-mix likely ran up the pole in Las Cruces, New Mexico, to escape coyotes, which are common the area
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El Paso Electric said they do no not rescue animals from their structures when contact
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A vet was waiting with an IV to give her some much-needed fluids
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Power was interrupted in the area for an hour

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An imposing ancient floor mosaic depicting a man driving a chariot drawn by horses and led by the Greek messenger god Hermes is the latest in a series of remarkable finds archaeologists have unearthed in the largest ancient tomb found in Greece, at Amphipolis in the country's north. As experts try to get to the heart of this complex and delicate structure, excavation works have revealed the large floor mosaic, 10-feet wide and 15-feet long, full of tiny pebbles of white, black, blue, red and yellow. Other finds inside the tomb include two magnificent caryatids, sculpted female figures like those found at the Acropolis in Athens. Each figure has one arm stretched, as if to keep intruders out of the main chamber.
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There is speculation the find in northern Greece is related to Alexander the Great
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Large floor mosaic is latest treasure to be uncovered at Amphipolis
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Find could boost tourism that could help troubled Greek economy

Question: Despite what historians say, there are many who argue that only @placeholder could be buried in such opulence.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- When you see people at the office using such Internet sites as Facebook and MySpace, you might suspect those workers are slacking off. A social-networking site for the world of spying officially launches for the U.S. intelligence community this month. But that's not the case at the CIA, the FBI and the National Security Agency, where bosses are encouraging their staff members to use a new social-networking site designed for the super-secret world of spying. "It's every bit Facebook and YouTube for spies, but it's much, much more," said Michael Wertheimer, assistant deputy director of national intelligence for analysis.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are urging staffers to use a new social-networking site
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Called A-Space, it's for analysts within the nation's 16 intelligence agencies
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Analysts can use A-Space to share information about al Qaeda, other issues
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Only intelligence personnel with the proper security clearance can access the site

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By Mike Dawes Floyd Mayweather Jnr gave fans a glimpse of what life is like when you have earned more than $100million in the last year. The American boxer recorded a video clip of inside his garage, where he has three Bugatti cars in different colours parked next to one another. Mayweather, who is due to fight Marcos Maidana in September, played the Rick Ross song 'New Bugatti' over the clip, which he posted on Instagram. VIDEO Scroll down to watch some footage of Floyd Mayweather showing off his Bugattis Bugatti number one: Mayweather posted a short clip of him in his garage with the three cars
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Mayweather posted a video of his three Bugatti cars side by side
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The clip has Rick Ross' song 'New Bugatti' playing over the top
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Boxer was recently granted a promoter's licence for state of Nevada
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On Saturday he was spotted with Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo
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Mayweather's next fight will be against Marcos Maidana in September
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The 37-year-old could finally meet Manny Pacquiao in May 2015

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By Damien Gayle Hooters, the restaurant chain which makes a feature of its buxom, scantily-clad waitresses, has claimed the appearance of a joke about rape on its Facebook page is the work of hackers. The picture shows a young blonde, wearing hotpants and with legs akimbo, her hands pointing to her groin, with the caption: 'The proof that she was asking for it your Honour'. It was just one of a string of questionable posts that appeared on the Hooters official Facebook page over the weekend. Others included jokes making fun of small-breasted women. Sexual appeal: Two Hooters 'girls' hold a plate of chicken wings. The restaurant chain insisted it had been hacked after a tasteless rape joke was posted on its Twitter account, prompting a storm of criticism
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Restaurant chain slammed online after tasteless viral appears on fan page
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Hooters PR moves quickly to disown the content as the work of hackers

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(CNN) -- A Russian tanker carrying fuel arrived in the Alaskan town of Nome on Saturday night, the Coast Guard said, as officials started preparations on delivering the much-needed supplies. U.S Coast Guard ice breaker Cutter Healy accompanied the fuel tanker Renda as it made its way through the frozen waters carrying 1.3 million gallons of petroleum products. "The first step is to ensure the ice is safe for the personnel to walk on," said Chief Petty Officer Kip Wadlow. "Then they will work to connect the piping and check for leaks. Safety is our primary concern." The cutter has broken through almost 300 miles of ice for the tanker on a journey that took them through southern Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
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It is the first-ever attempt to supply fuel to an Arctic Alaska town through sea ice
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The Renda made its way through icy water carrying 1.3 million gallons of petroleum products
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Nome, Alaska, has enough fuel to last until about March

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(CNN) -- Spain's Jorge Lorenzo extended his lead in the world championship standings with a storming victory in the British MotoGP at Silverstone Sunday. The Yamaha rider overhauled reigning world championship Casey Stoner midway through the race and went clear for his 42nd career title. Only a bad mistake with four laps to go might have cost Lorenzo, but he had time to spare to recover and cross the line clear of Stoner whose Honda teammate Dani Pedrosa of Spain finished third. It extended Lorenzo's lead over Australia's Stoner, who has announced he will retire at the end of the season, to 25 points.
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Jorge Lorenzo wins British MotoGP at Donnington
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Victory extend his world championship lead
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Reigning champion Casey Stoner finishes second
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Home rider Cal Crutchlow secures brave sixth place

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 12:57 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:29 EST, 24 February 2014 The daughter of musicians Ray Davies and Chrissie Hynde has been found guilty of disrupting fracking at an exploratory oil site - by supergluing herself to a fellow protester. Natalie Hynde, 31, and Simon Medhurst, 55, were today found guilty of disrupting energy firm Cuadrilla's test drilling plant during high-profile protests near Balcombe, West Sussex, last summer. Brighton Magistrates' Court heard the pair cost the firm around £5,000 through delaying deliveries for two hours after they superglued their hands together while Medhurst had his arm through the gate on July 31 last year.
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Natalie Hynde, 31, and Simon Medhurst, 55, guilty of disrupting fracking
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The pair superglued their hands together near Balcombe, West Sussex
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Court heard pair cost firm £5,000 through delaying deliveries for two hours

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President Barack Obama will nominate Bob McDonald -- a West Point graduate and former CEO of Procter & Gamble -- to head the Department of Veterans Affairs, a White House official told CNN on Sunday. McDonald would take over a troubled department. The VA, a massive bureaucracy with more than 300,000 full-time employees, is under fire as it deals with allegations of alarming shortcomings at its medical facilities. The controversy, as CNN first reported, involves delayed care with potentially fatal consequences in possibly dozens of cases. Eric Shinseki stepped down as head of the department in May after Republicans, Democrats and veterans' advocacy groups joined together in calling for his resignation.
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Bob McDonald is a "surprising pick," says the head of an advocacy group
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McDonald is a West Point graduate and former CEO of Procter & Gamble
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The VA  is under fire as it deals with allegations of delayed care at its medical facilities
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Eric Shinseki stepped down as head of the department in May under bipartisan pressure

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Seven people, including two children, needed hospital treatment after a coach carrying 34 British holidaymakers crashed in the French Alps. The coach was taking the party from the Alpine ski resort of La Rosière to Chambéry airport when it skidded off the motorway and flipped on to its side. Witnesses described the vehicle swerving out control, leaving the road, and then coming to rest by guard rails at the edge of a ravine. Lucky escape: Seven people were hurt, none seriously, when this coach carrying 34 British tourists crashed on its way from an Alpine ski resort to a nearby airport where it was due to meet a plane back to the UK
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Around 50 firefighters were involved in the rescue operation after the crash
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Those hurt suffered only minor injuries and most escaped unhurt
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It had been on its way to Chambéry airport to meet a flight back to the UK

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By Phil Duncan Follow @@PhilDuncanF1 Lewis Hamilton could crack under the pressure of fighting to win his second Formula One championship, his former rival Felipe Massa has warned. Hamilton has been cast 29 points adrift of his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg ahead of this weekend's British Grand Prix. The British star, who robbed Massa of the championship in the most dramatic of circumstances at the season finale in Brazil six years ago, has been hit with two mechanical retirements this year, while Rosberg has finished either first or second at every race. But Massa, speaking on the eve of his 200th Formula One start, believes Hamilton has been outsmarted by his team-mate so far this season.
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Lewis Hamilton is 29 points adrift of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg ahead of this weekend's British GP
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Felipe Massa has warned that Lewis Hamilton could crack under the pressure

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By Emily Kent Smith The man who played actor Daniel Craig's James Bond stunt in the opening ceremony of London 2012 died when a wing suit jump went wrong in the Swiss Alps, an inquest heard. Wing suit flying enthusiast Mark Sutton was killed at Trient, near Lake Geneva, on August 14 2013. The 42-year-old appeared on television screens across the world when he parachuted into the Olympic opening ceremony as James Bond with a fellow stuntman playing the Queen. Scroll down for video Mark Sutton parachuted into the Olympic opening ceremony with another stuntman playing the Queen
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Mark Sutton, 42, died in August 14 during an accident in Switzerland
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He crashed into the mountain range at a speed of around 150mph
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Coroner recorded medical cause of death as 'head injury sustained while wing suit flying' and says 'this was a tragic accident'
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Performed James Bond stunt of 007 and Queen parachuting into Olympics

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(CNN) -- Officials call the attack "massive and unprecedented." At least 65 suspected terrorists killed. Assaults from both the ground and the sky. And elite, clandestine U.S. forces joining Yemeni commandos in targeting al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula -- considered the global terror group's most dangerous affiliate. But what would make the raid in southern Yemen most significant is if it yielded a target who Americans and Yemenis have been looking for: Ibrahim al-Asiri, the group's chief bomb maker. While U.S. officials said the operation didn't directly target him, al-Asiri is among those suspected to have been killed in the Sunday firefight, a high-level Yemeni government official told CNN.
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At least 65 suspected al Qaeda members were killed in a Yemeni-U.S. joint operation
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Officials: DNA tests are being done to see if Ibrahim al-Asiri is among the dead
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He's the suspected mastermind behind the 2009 underwear bomb plot

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A Nebraska toddler who repeated a slew of profanities in an online video has been taken into child protective custody, Omaha police said Wednesday. While authorities found nothing criminal in the video, officials from the Omaha police's Child Victim Unit and the Nebraska Child Protective Services took the infant and three other children into custody on Wednesday, the police department said on its Facebook page. The joint investigation found safety concerns, the statement said. CNN learned of development through Twitter. In the video, the diapered child is bombarded with obscenities and racial slurs by the adults around him. The African-American toddler knocks down a chair and gives nearly as good as he gets, responding to some of the comments with an upraised middle finger and telling one of the adults at one point, "Shut up, bitch." The adults laugh and prompt him to repeat other crudities.
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Video shows toddler bombarded with obscenities, coached to respond in kind
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Omaha police union says it illustrates "a cycle of violence and thuggery"
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ACLU and African-American leaders blast the posting of the video

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:42 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:25 EST, 1 March 2013 With its fearsome beak and three foot wingspan, the Harris Hawk is among the most deadly hunters in the sky. But that didn't stop a Great Kiskadee from taking on this predator when it strayed too close to the tiny bird's young. A photographer captured the plucky bird dive-bombing the hawk and landing on its back to ward off any threat to its nest in El Salvador. David and Goliath: The tiny Great Kiskadee was captured taking on a Harris Hawk on the outskirts of San Salvador, El Salvador
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Extraordinary shots capture Great Kiskadee taking on a Harris Hawk
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Tiny bird landed on predator's back when it strayed too close to nest

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Google funnelled an astonishing £6billion through the tax haven of Bermuda in a year – while paying just 0.1 per cent of that amount in British corporation tax. Official documents reveal that by exploiting the tiny tax haven the internet giant halved its global tax bill in 2011 – leaving governments, including the UK, out of pocket by more than £1billion. In the same year the firm legally arranged its accounts to surrender just £6million in corporation tax in the UK. The startling revelations came yesterday as David Cameron called on world leaders to launch a global crackdown on tax avoidance by multinationals.
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Google funneled £6billion to Bermuda, avoiding £1billion tax bill
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David Cameron wrote to G8 leaders calling for a stop to 'unfair' practice

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(CNN) -- Google unveiled a groundbreaking new Chromebook laptop Thursday — one with touchscreen capability, powerful chipset and an extremely high-resolution display. The Chromebook Pixel, available for order on the Google Play store and shipping in April, features a 12.85-inch touch-sensitive Gorilla Glass screen. The resolution is 4.3 million pixels, which works out to 239 pixels per inch. (The average Windows laptop has about half that; technically, it also beats the Macbook Retina.) The Pixel will come in two versions, both boasting an Intel Core i5 processor. The basic model is Wi-Fi only; a more expensive model has the ability to connect to Verizon's superfast LTE network. Google claims a battery life of five hours on the device, which has QuickOffice built into the browser and an SD card slot for automatic photo uploads to Google+. Those features can also be used offline (uploads queued for later, of course).
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Google's Chromebook Pixel is a laptop with a touchscreen
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Announced Thursday, the Pixel has screen resolution double most Windows laptops
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It hosts a powerful Intel Core i processor and claims 5-hour battery life
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Price is somewhat hefty: $1,299 for Wi-Fi only and $1,449 for 4G

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Question: The aluminum-coated Pixel was designed and built by @placeholder, with help from other unnamed PC manufacturers.


(CNN) -- Heikki Kovalainen is returning to Formula One to help the team that fired him. The experienced Finnish driver is taking on a new technical development role at Caterham to help them understand why they have fallen behind their back-of-the-grid rivals Marussia. Kovalainen will return to the cockpit in first practice for the next two grands prix in Bahrain and Spain. "It's great news that I'll be on track," the 31-year-old said. "I'm really looking forward to getting back to work and helping the team as much as I can. "I'll be taking part in the two sessions to give the team my input on the new parts we're bringing to those races, and I'll be working closely with the race drivers and the engineers on track to help everyone get the most out of the new package.
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Heikki Kovalainen to return to Caterham after losing seat with the team in 2013
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Finnish racer will drive for Caterham in first practice in Bahrain and Barcelona
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Caterham want his help in understanding 2013 car and tire behavior
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U.S. racer Alexander Rossi takes over Caterham GP2 drive from China's Ma Qing Hua

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The drone of two Russian nuclear bombers passing along Britain’s South Coast and endangering our civilian airliners should be a deafening wake-up call to our leaders about the threat we face from Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Two Typhoon fighters — which can travel at twice the speed of sound — scrambled on Wednesday from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland and RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire, screeching through British skies to intercept the Russian Bear Tu-95s, unexpected and unwelcome guests off our shores. Detected first by our Norwegian allies, the Russian planes were then ‘spotted’ by RAF radar stations in Staxton Wold in Yorkshire and Neatishead in Norfolk.
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This week, two Russian Bear Tu-95s were intercepted over Bournemouth
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A show of strength by Vladimir Putin, it is a threat that needs addressed
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Latest in a line of incidents where Kremlin is testing Western resolve

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(CNN) -- A federal judge on Friday ordered a North Carolina teacher to remain in custody until her trial over an alleged plot to behead witnesses who testified against a would-be terrorist. Nevine Aly Elshiekh was arrested with Shkumbin Sherifi on January 22. Just nine days earlier, the man they were allegedly in collusion with -- Hysen Sherifi, who is Shkumbin Sherifi's brother -- was sentenced to 45 years in prison for being part of what prosecutors called a "violent jihad" that had conspired to kill people overseas and kill a federal officer. A criminal complaint alleges that Elshiekh and the Sherifi brothers tried to pull off a plan to "murder and behead" three people who testified against Hysen Sherifi at his trial last year.
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Nevine Aly Elshiekh is held in alleged plot to behead witnesses against would-be terrorist
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She is on leave from position at Montessori school in North Carolina
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Friend says charges don't reflect who she is

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 05:06 EST, 17 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:19 EST, 17 May 2013 President Barack Obama has revealed the US has seen evidence of chemical weapons being used in Syria. His announcement comes as Russia sends in advanced missiles to Syria in a move that highlights the depth of its support for President Bashar al-Assad. Following a meeting with Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mr Obama insisted it was important to get more specific details about alleged chemical attacks. Declaration: President Barack Obama has said the US has seen evidence of chemical weapons being used in Syria. Following a meeting with Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mr Obama insisted it was important to get more specific details
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US President has previously said chemical use would be crossing 'red line'
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Obama insisted it was important to get more information about allegations
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Russia has sent advanced antiship cruise missiles to Syria
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Russia's Pacific Fleet enters Mediterranean waters for the first time in decades in a period of high tension over the Syrian conflict

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The Lockerbie bombing was ordered by Iran and carried out by a Syrian-based terror group, an Iranian defector has claimed. Britain’s worst terror atrocity, in which 270 people died when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded above the Scottish town in December 1988, has always been blamed on Libya. But a former Iranian intelligence agent – now living under a witness protection scheme in Germany – has said publicly for the first time that the attack was ordered by Iran in revenge for the accidental downing of an Iranian commercial jet by the US Navy in 1988. It is also claimed that the bomb was placed on the doomed flight at Heathrow, rather than in Malta as had been thought.
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Ayatollah Khomeini wanted revenge for U.S. strike on Iranian passenger jet
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He wanted 'everything exactly the same, minimum 290 people dead'
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Claims he hired Syrian-based Palestinian terror group to bomb Pan Am 103
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Senior leaders at the BBC are still passing the buck. Or in this case, one might say the yuan. BBC Trust Chairman Lord Patten told a group of investigators that he blamed the ‘horrible screw-up’ surrounding the Jimmy Savile sex scandal on the ‘Chinese management style’ of the organization’s former director general Mark Thompson and the ineptitude of his successor George Entwistle, it was revealed Friday. Lord Patten, the Trust’s chairman since May 2011, said the BBC had ‘more senior leaders than China’ under Thompson with 25 to 27 people on his senior management team. 'Chinese-style management': Lord Patten, pictured, said the BBC had 'more senior leaders than China' under New York Time's chief executive Mark Thompson
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BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten said the organization had 'more senior leaders than China' under former director general Mark Thompson
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Lord Patten said he was misled by senior executives during the organization’s mishandling of the Savile scandal

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Manchester United have given their much-vaunted loan striker Falcao until April to prove himself in the Premier League before deciding whether to sign him on a permanent basis. The 28-year-old Colombian has effectively been placed on a four-month trial after United agreed with his parent club Monaco that should be the cut-off point in sorting out the player's future. United are prepared to be patient with £265,000-a-week Falcao who they believe is one of the few genuinely world-class centre-forwards out there. VIDEO Scroll down for Louis van Gaal: We dominated from the first to the last minute Radamel Falcao (right) made his return from injury as a substitute in Manchester United's 3-0 win over Hull
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Radamel Falcao returned from injury as Manchester United beat Hull 3-0
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United want the striker to prove his injury troubles are over
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Falcao was out for eight months earlier in the year with a knee problem

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(CNN) -- The U.S. State Department has broadened its travel warning for Mexico, advising citizens to avoid certain areas and steer clear of driving at night. The new alert, issued late last week, urges Americans to defer nonessential travel in regions where drug-related violence has surged, including the border state of Tamaulipas and the central state of Michoacan. It also warns against nonessential travel in parts of eight other states, significantly expanding the scope of an alert issued in September. "There's pretty much no state that hasn't been touched by this. ... We've seen some major, high-value cartel targets that have been taken down by the Mexican government, but that doesn't appear to have quelled a lot of the violence," said Fred Burton, vice president of the Stratfor global intelligence agency. "We see no short-term end in sight."
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The alert singles out some Mexican states and warns U.S. citizens to drive during daylight
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A security analyst says there is "no short-term end in sight" to drug violence
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One U.S. university official calls the new warning a "major red flag"
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An American retiree living in Mexico says people "do not live in fear"

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Christian Eriksen can go on to emulate the likes of Paul Gascoigne and Glenn Hoddle at Tottenham Hotspur. That is the opinion of Jan Vertonghen, the man who persuaded the Dane to follow him from Ajax to White Hart Lane in 2013. Eriksen has been outstanding for Spurs this season and was again the star man during Wednesday’s 4-0 victory over Newcastle United in the quarter-final of the Capital One Cup. Christian Eriksen can be as good for Tottenham Hotspur as some club legends, believes Jan Vertonghen Glenn Hoddle is a Tottenham legend and Vertonghen believes Eriksen can emulate him
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Christian Eriksen starred in Tottenham Hotspur's 4-0 win over Newcastle United in Wednesday's Capital One Cup quarter-final tie
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Spurs defender Jan Vertonghen believes Eriksen can become Spurs great
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Vertonghen says Eriksen can emulate Paul Gascogine and Glenn Hoddle
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Eriksen has scored six goals so far for Tottenham this season

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(CNN) -- After the horrific shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, a parade of self-appointed experts tried to insinuate that people with autism are prone to inexplicable acts of violence because they lack the ability for empathy and social connection. This is because the shooter, Adam Lanza, had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. These speculations are needless, untrue and hurtful. I was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome when I was 9 years old. I had a lot of anxiety when I was in school, not because I have autism but because other kids would often bully and ridicule me. I was a smart kid, but I was very socially awkward. Thankfully, my parents were very supportive and helped me get through many dark days.
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Alex Plank: After Newtown shooting, some people say autism is linked to violence
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Plank: These speculations are needless, untrue and hurtful
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He says people with autism are ethical but have trouble reading social signals
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Plank: We don't need more senseless finger-pointing at an entire community

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To some observers, it always seemed rather odd that Abu Hamza al-Masri spent eight years and more than £150,000 of British taxpayers’ money fighting extradition to America. After all, the militant Islamist preacher had been in a British prison — principally at Belmarsh in South London and, later, Long Lartin in Worcestershire — since May 2004. Did it really make that much difference, swapping a jail cell in one hated infidel country for a jail cell in another? But the former Soho nightclub bouncer — convicted in Britain of ‘soliciting to murder’ and inciting racial hatred — has always feared the Americans getting their hands on him.
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Question: Chiding Britain for not trying @placeholder itself on some of the charges he faces in the U.S., he has trotted out the standard line of lawyers defending notorious clients that ‘a test of a civilised society is how it treats people it despises’.


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 16:52 EST, 29 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:35 EST, 30 May 2013 Like others in his graduating class, Lhagyari Trichen Namgyal Wangchuk is excited to leave St. Andrew's School this week and begin the four-year American institution of college - a rite of passage in the U.S. But unlike many of his classmates, Trichen, as he's known, doesn't take this privilege lightly. As the last remaining descendant of Tibetan kings, who was mentored from an early age by the Dalai Lama, the 20-year-old knows all too well that millions of people suffering in his homeland don't enjoy the same freedoms.
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Lhagyari Trichen Namgyal Wangchuk, known as Trichen, has been studying at St. Andrew's School in Delaware since 2010
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He was coronated King of Tibet by the Dalai Lama when he was 12, a year after his father passed away
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His dad, Lhagyari Trichen Namgyal Gyatso, spent two decades in prison after the Chinese took over Tibet more than 60 years ago
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Trichen travels America talking about the plight of his people though bears no hatred towards the Chinese
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One day he would like to be the elected leader of his homeland, though he's never been

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(CNN) -- John Lydon is wondering whether he's looking old. He jokes that the camera should be smeared with Vaseline to give a flattering, soft-focus effect. "Or we could use butter!" he laughs in reference to a series of TV commercials which helped to fund his band's latest album. His band is, of course, Public image Limited -- one of the most inventive and influential groups of the post-punk era. PiL were formed by Lydon following the disintegration of his previous band, The Sex Pistols - the group that pioneered the punk era in Britain. With the release last year of the critically-acclaimed "This is PiL," after a recording hiatus of 20 years, Public image Limited have released nine studio albums spanning 35 years. The Pistols produced just one album and were gone within two years but more column inches and interview minutes have been devoted to that short, sharp, shock to music history than to the story of PiL.
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John Lydon was lead singer of The Sex Pistols, before forming Public image Limited
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Public Image Limited have released nine studio albums spanning 35 years
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Lydon is accepting a BMI Icon award, which recognizes his work with both bands
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He says he doesn't want to play to Johnny Rotten wannabes, that individuality is a gift

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(CNN) -- When Barbie burst onto scene in a black and white swimsuit in 1959, she was considered a rebel who embodied both "the sensuality of Marilyn Monroe and the innocence of Debbie Reynolds." Now, she's returning to her "fashion model" roots in an updated version of her iconic zebra swimsuit, and not everyone's pleased. Barbie caused a stir when Mattel and Sports Illustrated revealed last week that she would appear in the 50th anniversary edition of its annual swimsuit edition, which hit stands Tuesday. The partnership includes a promotional cover-wrap that will appear on 1,000 copies declaring Barbie "the doll that started it all," a four-page advertising feature inside the magazine and video outtakes posted online. The doll is also for sale at Target.
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Barbie's appearance in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue is causing a stir
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Barbie featured in magazine is also for sale at Target
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Critics say "unapologetic" campaign blurs lines between real women, inanimate objects

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Hock’s lawyer warned she has opened 'herself up to defamation and libel' By Jill Reilly Last updated at 1:31 PM on 22nd February 2012 Swimwear model Jessica Hart has accused nightclub owner Adam Hock of starting a fight with her boyfriend and Prince Pierre Casiraghi of Monaco Swimwear model Jessica Hart has accused nightclub owner Adam Hock of starting a fight with her boyfriend and Prince Pierre Casiraghi of Monaco. Adam Hock, has been accused of leaving the 24-year-old prince with a broken jaw and needing hospital treatment after he punched him at Double Seven, a Meatpacking District bar.
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'I have to say, I am getting a little pleasure watching him run to the press, squirming and lying in desperation'  Hart tweeted
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Hock’s lawyer warned she has opened 'herself up to defamation and libel'

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney said Monday that he does not believe Saddam Hussein was involved in the planning or execution of the September 11, 2001, attacks. Former Vice President Dick Cheney says Saddam Hussein "provided sanctuary ... and resources to terrorists." He strongly defended the Bush administration's decision to invade Iraq, however, arguing that Hussein's previous support for known terrorists was a serious danger after 9/11. Cheney, in an appearance at the National Press Club, also said he is intent on speaking out in defense of the Bush administration's national security record because "a clear understanding of policies that worked [in protecting the United States] is essential."
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Ex-VP backs Bush administration invasion of Iraq, says Hussein supported terror
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He says it's essential to understand "policies that worked" in protecting United States
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Cheney says Guantanamo Bay detention center is needed amid war on terrorism
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He reiterates his call to declassify documents detailing interrogations of detainees

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These stunning photographs show the faces of some of the world's most rarely seen tribes people. Captured wearing elaborate head dresses, the fascinating images give an insight into the unique rituals and traditions of the Dani and Asmat tribes of New Guinea Island, Indonesia. Photographer Andrey Gudkov, 42, was granted the rare privilege of spending time with the indigenous people of New Guinea Island, Indonesia. Made from brightly coloured feathers and furs, the impressive creations are used in ceremonial gatherings and are often a symbol of status. Rare images: An Asmat tribe member wears a striking war mask, in Irian Jaya, Jow village, New Guinea Island, Indonesia
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Photographer Andrey Gudkov, 42, was granted the rare privilege of spending time with the indigenous people of New Guinea Island, Indonesia
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Each tribe lives in remote areas and has had very limited contact with the outside world
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Despite their ferocious reputations both tribes happily accepted Andrey into their fold  to photograph their way of life

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(CNN) -- From "Mississippi Masala" to "Vanity Fair," Mira Nair's movies have entranced audiences in India and the West. CNN spoke to the director of "Monsoon Wedding" and "Salaam Bombay!" at the Bollywood Movie Awards in Long Island about filmmaking in India and America and her adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri's novel about loss and family, "The Namesake." ............................... Film director Mira Nair CNN: What inspired you to make "The Namesake"? Mira Nair: I happened to read "The Namesake" on a plane in early 2004, when I traveled from New York to Jo'berg to finish the filming of "Vanity Fair." I read "Namesake" while in huge grief with the death of a beloved person to me [Mira's mother in law]. It was at that state of mourning that I picked up this novel, and in it Jhumpa writes really acutely of a loss of a parent in a foreign country, and I thought I had been understood by someone.
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Nair directed "Monsoon Wedding," "Vanity Fair," "Salaam Bombay!"
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Her film, "The Namesake," is based on Jhumpa Lahiri's novel
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Nair cast character of "Gogol" after teenage son's recommendation
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Nair: Indian and American audiences "not that different"

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He is known to be somewhat private when it comes to his life as a family man. But in suing a magazine company for defaming his parenting skills, Tom Cruise has now found intimate details of personal life come to light - including how Scientology played a part in his split from ex-wife Katie Holmes. Cruise, 51, has filed a $50million lawsuit against Bauer Publishing for their 2012 cover stories of both Life & Style and In Touch that claimed he had 'abandoned' his daughter Suri after divorcing Holmes on 29 June 2012. 'Not an ideal situation': Tom Cruise is suing Life & Style and InTouch for claiming in two cover stories that he had 'abandoned' his daughter Suri
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Leaked deposition reveals that Tom did not see Suri for 110 days after his divorce
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The actor confirmed his daughter is not longer practising Scientology
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By Pat Hurst, Press Association Former Manchester United manager David Moyes is in the clear police said after he was investigated over an alleged bar-room bust-up. The fiery Scot was spoken to by police after claims made by builder Josh Gillibrand, 23, that he had been attacked at a wine bar in Clitheroe, Lancashire. Officers were called to the upmarket Emporium bar in the rural market town following a report of the altercation on the evening of May 21. It is understood the 51-year-old Moyes had been socialising with his friend, Blackburn Rovers managing director Derek Shaw. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Arsene Wenger and Man United fans views on Moyes sacking
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David Moyes was investigated by police after a bar fight
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Former Everton and Manchester United manager was cleared
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United finished seventh under Moyes after Sir Alex Ferguson retired

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(CNN) -- When Ahmed Ahmed, an Egyptian-American stand-up comic, started doing comedy tours of the Middle East his friends in the U.S. assumed he was performing at military bases. "They were surprised to learn that I was performing for Arabs, that they understood English and that people actually laughed," said Ahmed. His frustration at the response from his fellow Americans prompted Ahmed to make a documentary film called "Just Like Us" about comedy in the Middle East. Ahmed, 40, said he wanted to challenge the American misconception that Arabs have no sense of humor. The film follows Ahmed and fellow comedians on a tour taking in Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
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"Just Like Us" follows a comedy tour of Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Dubai
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Comedian Ahmed Ahmed said he wanted to show Americans how similar Arab humor is to their own
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Stand-up comedy is relatively new and fast-growing in the Middle East, said Ahmed

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(CNN) -- A man apparently angry over a poor performance evaluation entered an Ohio State University maintenance building early Tuesday and opened fire, killing a manager before turning the gun on himself, police said. Larry Wallington, 48, a building services manager at the OSU Maintenance Building, was pronounced dead at the scene of the 3:30 a.m. ET shooting, Ohio State University Police Chief Paul Denton said. Wallington was a 10-year university employee, he said. Authorities found suspect Nathaniel Brown, 51, a custodial worker, suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot at the scene, Denton said. He was transported to the Ohio State University Medical Center, where he was dead on arrival.
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NEW: Authorities find suspect Nathaniel Brown, 51, suffering from self-inflicted gunshot
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NEW: Police: Worker apparently angry at poor job review also kills manager, wounds another
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"Classes will be held and normal work schedules are in effect," university Web site says

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Michael Brown's stepfather says he's sorry for his emotional outburst to demonstrators after learning Officer Darren Wilson wouldn't be indicted in the teen's death. But he says he's unfairly taking heat for the rioting that followed. Despite Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson's assertion that police are investigating whether Louis Head intended to incite a riot with his words, law enforcement sources told CNN that Head is unlikely to be prosecuted. Head said Wednesday that "emotions got the best of me" on the night of November 24 in Ferguson, Missouri, when he yelled "Burn this motherf---er down!" and "Burn this bitch down!"
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Michael Brown's stepfather says he's sorry for yelling "Burn this bitch down" last week
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Police are investigating whether Louis Head intended to incite riot, police chief says
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Don't expect Head to be prosecuted because it's tough to prove, law enforcement says
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"We just wish he would just shut up," law enforcement official says of Ferguson police chief

Question: @placeholder's August shooting death -- and last week's grand jury decision not to indict the officer who killed him -- have sparked numerous protests in Ferguson and across the country.


Ambulance authorities have been ordered to review their response times after it took more than 23 minutes for paramedics to arrive at the home of a three-year-old found underwater in a bath. Parents of Emmerson Boyle, also known as Emmy, have claimed the delayed response by paramedics prevented their daughter's from surviving when she was found in a bathtub last month at her home in Gowanbrae, in north-west of Melbourne. Paramedics arrived at the scene more than 23 minutes after the first 000 call. Victorian ambulance target response time is 15 minutes. A spokeswoman for the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority attributed the length of time taken to respond to the emergency call to an error in the priority coding by the triple zero operator.
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Emerson Boyle, also known as Emmy, was found underwater in a bathtub at her family home
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Paramedics arrived more than 23 minutes after the first 000 call and 21 minutes after the second call
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It has been confirmed that an error in priority coding of the incident caused the delay

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Reviled Clippers owner Donald Sterling had a public row with girlfriend V. Stiviano just moments before she defended him in an interview with Barbara Walters on Friday. Sterling reportedly yelled at a silent Stiviano as they rode an elevator at the Four Seasons hotel in Los Angeles where the interview was taped, calling her a 'media w****' 'Then he looks at her and says, "Get off this f****** elevator! Get off this elevator and shut the f*** up!' a guest who rode in a hotel elevator with the couple told the New York Daily News. Yelled at: Donald Sterling reportedly got into a public fight with girlfriend V. Stiviano just minutes before she sat down for an interview with Barbara Walters on Friday
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The 81-year-old Clippers owner allegedly yelled at Stiviano in an elevator at the Four Seasons hotel just 20 minutes before the interview
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Witness says Sterling called Stiviano a 'media w****' and 'f****** crazy'
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Sterling was supposed to sit down for the interview with Stiviano and Walters but dropped out at the last minute
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He was banned from the league last week after audio recordings emerged of him making racist comments
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Wife Shelly Sterling says she supports NBA Commissioner Adam Silver's plan to boot Sterling from his team
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Estranged Mrs Sterling cheered on the Clippers Saturday as they beat the Golden State Warriors in a playoff game

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The transgender son who sparked a social media storm after his parents placed an amended birth notice in the newspaper says the moment he told his mother he was a boy was nothing special. Kai Bogert, 19, said his mother accepted it with little fanfare and he described the event as 'extremely boring' and 'dull'. 'She said "Oh you're trans" and I said "Yeah" and she went "Oh cool", got up, gave me a hug and again went back to playing World of Warcraft,' Kai told The Today Show. Scroll down for video This 'birth' announcement appeared in Tuesday's edition of Queensland paper, The Courier Mail
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Brisbane's Yolanda Bogert and Guy Kershaw put classified in on Tuesday
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According to the ad, the 19-year-old man was born Elizabeth Anne Bogert
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Within eight hours, the announcement had gone viral on social media
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It attracted almost 2,000 retweets and almost 1,800 favourites on Twitter

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Washington (CNN)The unraveling security situation in Yemen -- the same country President Barack Obama cited as a model for his fight against ISIS -- could throw the President's counterterror message into question ahead of Tuesday's State of the Union address. In Sanaa on Tuesday, the presidential palace was overrun by Shiite Houthi rebels, a situation the country's minister of information described as the "completion of a coup." That's a problem for the United States, which has relied on the government in Yemen as an ally in  battling the al Qaeda affiliate that's based there. A power vacuum could benefit al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the terrorist offshoot that U.S. officials consider the most dangerous branch of the global jihadi network.
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President Obama had cited Yemen as a success story in fight against terrorists
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The United States had been working with Yemen's government
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Houthi rebels took over the presidential palace in Yemen, official says

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Ed Miliband said the idea that British Jews could be fearful of living in the UK was no longer unthinkable Jewish parents are beginning to fear for their children’s future in Britain for the first time in a generation, Ed Miliband has claimed. The Labour leader said ‘for the first time in their lifetime’ middle-aged Jews were scared about the rise of anti-Semitism in the UK. Mr Miliband, himself the son of Jewish refugees, hit out amid growing concern over a spate of anti-Jewish attacks. Labour MPs Luciana Berger and Louise Ellman have been on the end of vile anti-Semitic attacks, sparking calls for a crackdown on internet abuse.
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'For the first time' British Jews are scared for their families, warns Miliband
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Mr Miliband hit out amid growing concern over a spate of anti-Jewish attacks
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Labour MPs Luciana Berger and Louise Ellman victim of anti-Semitic attacks

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(CNN) -- The infiltration of a Middle Eastern terror network by a mole who helped foil a plot to blow up a U.S.-bound plane was a "phenomenal," "brilliant" and "powerful" success, experts said Wednesday. It's unclear how much of the credit should go to the United States or to Saudi Arabia, for whom sources say the mole was working, but both countries have delivered a practical and psychological setback to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, analysts on the region said. Western officials describe that affiliate as al Qaeda's most dangerous. "It's a devastating blow to al Qaeda, though not a fatal one," said Juan Zarate, who was deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism under President George W. Bush.
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Analyst: The intelligence success on bomb plot shows "the ability to get on the inside"
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It's "primarily a Saudi success story," another expert says
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Operation did not lead to the terrorist group's chief bomb maker, one analyst says
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The leak that a mole was involved could damage intelligence efforts, experts say

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Tourism in African countries not affected by Ebola is being brought to its knees because of ignorance about the geography of the continent, it has been claimed. Holiday-makers terrified by the outbreak of the deadly virus are turning their backs on the Gambia in West Africa - even though it does not border countries where thousands have died from the disease. Dr Marina Novelli, reader in the School of Sport and Service Management at the University of Brighton, said panic caused by misinformation has had a huge impact on tourism in Ebola-free countries. Tourism in African countries not affected by Ebola is being brought to its knees because of ignorance about the geography of the continent, it has been claimed
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Travellers turning backs on the Gambia in West Africa over Ebola fears
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But country does not even border the nations affected by deadly outbreak
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Expert claims tourism in the Gambia has since been brought to its knees
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The British government has declared the Gambia to be Ebola-free
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But charter flight arrivals are currently about half what they were last year

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Question: 'Whether you are travellers, tourists, educators or experts in aspects of development, I urge everyone to keep informed and to continue travelling to countries like @placeholder.


Extra Jewish security patrol cars and police were out in force in North-West London yesterday following the kosher store siege in Paris. The cars look very similar to police vehicles and bear the security group’s name ‘Shomrim’ – Hebrew for ‘guards’ – along the sides and back. The Orthodox organisation, which works closely with the Metropolitan Police, tweeted from their @shomrimlondon account: ‘Following events in Paris we will have on extra patrols throughout NW London over Shabbos [ the Jewish sabbath].' Shomrim volunteers receive police training and uniforms, including knife-proof vests. Scroll down for video Jewish security patrol cars (pictured) and extra police were out in force in North-West London yesterday following the kosher store siege in Paris amid fears of a copycat attack in the capital
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Extra Jewish security patrol cars are out in force in North-West London
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Move made amid fears of copycat attack in wake of Paris massacres
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Tributes paid to victims of terrorist atrocities which left 17 people dead
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Security cars look similar to police vehicles and bear the name 'Shomrim'
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Volunteers receive police training and uniforms, including knife-proof vests

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A key architect of Republican Sen. John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign has urged conservatives to drop their opposition to same-sex marriage. Steve Schmidt served as Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign manager in 2008. In a speech Friday to Log Cabin Republicans, a conservative gay rights group, Steve Schmidt said allowing same-sex marriage is in line with the conservative credo of keeping government out of people's private lives. "There is a sound conservative argument to be made for same-sex marriage," Schmidt, who was McCain's campaign manager, told the group. "I believe conservatives, more than liberals, insist that rights come with responsibilities. No other exercise of one's liberty comes with greater responsibilities than marriage. In a marriage, two people are completely responsible to and for each other."
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Steve Schmidt served as Sen. McCain's presidential campaign manager
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Schmidt spoke to Log Cabin Republicans on Friday
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Conservatives should embrace same-sex marriage, Schmidt told the group
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The party, he argued, will grow by accepting gay rights

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Wichita, Kansas (CNN) -- Major King remembers a time before the abortion debate came to his hometown, a time when Wichita, Kansas, was known as the air capital of the world. Manufacturers such as Learjet, Cessna and Beechcraft were the backbone of a tight-knit community where God-fearing folks like King would canoe after school in the Arkansas River and drag the streets "in slick cars with a nice-looking honey" on weekends. Times have changed, says King, 70, a retired oil refinery worker who also spent time at Cessna. "Now, Wichita's known as the abortion capital of the world." It's a label shunned by many Wichitans, regardless of their views on abortion. They'd rather be known for the restaurants and entertainment venues, quality schools and affordable housing that make Wichita one of the nation's "best-kept secrets," King says.
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Some say abortion provider's death marks end of Wichita's reputation as "abortion capital"
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Scott Roeder was convicted  Friday of killing abortion provider Dr. George Tiller
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The shooting stirred emotions among residents who had wearied of the abortion debate

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 07:33 EST, 29 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 29 November 2013 A cousin of Samantha Cameron has arrived in court to sue his family for 25 years of income from their Hampshire estate. Old Etonion, John Sheffield, 50, second cousin of the prime minister's wife, claims he has not received any money from his late grandfather's 1,000-acre property despite being granted a 25 per cent stake in 1983. Now, five years after the death of his grandfather, son of the sixth baronet of Normanby, the Old Etonion is suing his father Julian for a quarter of a century's worth of rent, farm yields and shooting rights fees.
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The Sheffield family own a 1,000-acre Estate in Laverstoke, Hampshire
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Grandson John Sheffield claims he has been deprived of his rightful dues
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He had been gifted a 25% stake in the estate by his grandfather in 1983
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Family claims there was an 'understanding' that the grandfather would continue to receive all the income while he was alive
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He and Mrs Cameron are great-grandchildren of sixth baronet of Normanby

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San Francisco said goodbye Thursday to Candlestick Park — the stadium where the city's beloved Giants and 49ers celebrated some of their greatest triumphs. The storied venue shut down after an evening concert by former Beatle Paul McCartney that finished about midnight. McCartney was a fitting final act, having played the venue for The Beatles final live concert in 1966. Scroll down for video Paul McCartney performs on Thursday, at Candlestick Park in San Francisco as locals say goodbye to the legendary stadium McCartney previously played the venue when the Beatles held their final concert on Aug. 29, 1966, at Candlestick Park
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Plays final show at storied venue almost 50 years after The Beatles played their final live concert there
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Candlestick Park will be demolished to make room for housing, retail, and entertainment development
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McCartney closes out a month of major shows featuring Beyonce and Jay Z, Justin Timberlake, Tom Petty, and Kanye West
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McCartney's 150 minute performance closed with Beatle's classic 'Let It Be'

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Tripoli on Tuesday, making her the first Cabinet-level American official to go to Libya since the ouster of longtime strongman Moammar Gadhafi. She landed under tight security in a country where forces loyal to the transitional government are still battling Gadhafi loyalists. She met with officials of the National Transitional Council and visited those wounded in the fighting. NTC fighters toppled Gadhafi's nearly 42-year-old government in August after six months of battles. Gadhafi, his son Saif al-Islam Gadhafi and his brother-in-law and intelligence chief, Abdullah al-Sanussi, are wanted on war crimes charges and remain fugitives.
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Clinton on Moammar Gadhafi: "We hope he will be captured or killed soon"
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National Transitional Council fighters toppled Gadhafi's 42-year-old government in August

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Europe faces being crippled by debt until 2021, with devastating consequences for its population of 500million people, including those in Britain, Angela Merkel warned yesterday. The German Chancellor’s gloomy forecast of ten years of economic misery followed the failure at the G20 summit in Cannes to agree how to bail out bankrupt Greece. ‘This debt crisis will not simply go away,’ Mrs Merkel said. ‘It will certainly be a decade before we are in a better position.’ Warning: Angela Merkel has predicted that Europe's debt crisis is unlikely to be resolved any time soon In her weekly podcast to the German people, she added that to have any chance of solving the crisis, everyone in Europe had to ‘make an effort and do their homework’.
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German Chancellor warns 500million population will suffer for years to come
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Gloomy outlook follows failure of G20 summit to bail out bankrupt Greece
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Economic forecasters predict Britain's economy could be set back six years

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(CNN) -- Zara Phillips is not one to rest on her laurels. After giving birth for the first time in January -- providing Queen Elizabeth II's fourth great-grandchild -- the equestrian star could be forgiven for taking a break from the harsh demands of the stables. Yet just three months on, the British Head of State's eldest granddaughter would find herself back on that familiar saddle competing once more. By August, she had remarkably gone a long way to likely booking her place in what will be her second Olympic Games. "It was harder than I thought it was going to be. I had a lot of friends who said, 'Don't come back too quickly.' I sat on a horse about five weeks after (giving birth)," Phillips tells the CNN Equestrian show.
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Zara Phillips helps Britain qualify for 2016 Olympics less than nine months after giving birth
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Phillips now targeting gold medal in Rio de Janeiro after claiming silver at London 2012
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The 33-year-old is treasuring the experience of being a mother to Mia Grace Tindall

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Steven Nzonzi has just been reminded of his role in a TV advert for Venky’s chicken. It was the summer of 2011 and Blackburn’s players were filmed eating platefuls of the stuff in the dressing-room at Ewood Park to promote the club’s new Indian owners. The final scene features captain Ryan Nelsen licking his fingers as he leads his team down the tunnel, as if this was a perfectly normal pre-match routine. Mention of that last bit brings a burst of laughter from Nzonzi, his Gallic calm giving way to a fit of the giggles. Steven Nzonzi has started every Premier League game for Stoke City this season
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Stoke travel to Ewood Park to face Blackburn on Saturday in FA Cup
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Steven Nzonzi left the Lancashire club for Stoke three years ago
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The midfielder has started every Premier League game this season
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The Frenchman was told to curb his temper by Stoke staff
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Nzonzi admits he still dreams of playing in the Champions League

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Child actor Corey Feldman told police he was molested and who his abusers were more than 20 years ago but they did nothing about it, it was claimed today. The Goonies actor has opened up about the sexual abuse he suffered for years at the hands of 'older men in Hollywood' after his book Coreyography was released recently. A recording of Feldman speaking to Santa Barbara sheriffs recorded in December 1993 when the actor was 22 was obtained by RadarOnline. Opened up:The Stand By Me actor insists that Michael Jackson did not molest him Tragic: Corey Feldman, center, has opened up about the sexual abuse he and fellow child actor Corey Haim, left, suffered in Hollywood
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Corey Feldman starred in hit movies Stand By Me, The Lost Boys, Gremlins and The Goonies
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In new book Coreyography, he recalls how he and Haim were told by trusted adults that it was normal for older men and young boys to have sexual relations in Hollywood
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He described his rough home life left him searching for strong role models who often turned out to be pedophiles
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He spiraled into drug abuse, having regular 'coke-off challenges' with friends and doing heroin
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Writes that his relationship with Jackson was the healthiest in his life and that he never abused him

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