The search for the missing Malaysian Airline's black box involves a staggering array of sophisticated ships, aircraft and equipment, with eight countries contributing 17 vessels and 19 aircraft – including British nuclear submarine HMS Tireless. And today, it looked like the scale of the operation had paid off, with reports that the flight recorder had been located deep in the Indian Ocean. Perth radio station 6PR tweeted the discovery, citing aviation expert Geoffrey Thomas, who revealed the flight recorder had finally been found more than a month after the Boeing 777 went missing. The black box is likely to be around 15,000 feet down and a staggering array of ships and planes are hunting it
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Reports have emerged that missing Malaysian Airline's black box has been located deep in the Indian Ocean
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he is 'very confident' signals are from MH370, missing since March 8
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Announcement came after fifth ping was detected around 1,500 miles north west of Perth, in western Australia
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Signal captured yesterday by Royal Australian Air Force Orion P-3 aircraft, which had been dropping sonar buoys
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Possible black box signals were heard for several minutes earlier this week by ship in remote area of the ocean
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Underwater search zone is currently 1,300-square-kilometre patch of ocean floor, the size of city of Los Angeles

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MOSCOW, Russia (CNN)  -- Gas will resume flowing "in the next few days," Russian President Dmitry Medvedev told reporters following summit talks in Moscow aimed at resolving the ongoing dispute between Ukraine and Russia which has left many parts of Europe without natural gas. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was in Moscow Saturday for talks with Russian leaders. Medvedev said the summit talks, which also involved Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and her Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, had raised a number of "interesting ideas," including loans and extensions of credit aimed at resolving the crisis. But he reiterated that no agreement had been reached.
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Russian President Medvedev says gas flow to Europe will resume in days
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Medvedev hosted summit talks Saturday aimed at resolving dispute with Ukraine
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Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko also attended talks
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Shutdown has left many European countries without natural gas

Question: "The government takes full responsibility for resolving the crisis in relations with @placeholder, which was not initiated by us," Tymoshenko said in a statement on the government's Web site.


By Daily Mail Reporter A 41-year-old man accused of strapping fireworks to a Pitbull and lighting them before leaving the badly-burned canine in an alley to die, has been charged. Carlos Efrain Duarte was arrested on Thursday and charged with felony animal cruelty over last year's July 4 'prank' which left Pitbull with third-degree burns to his chest, paws and rear legs. Police said a witness saw Duarte pull the dog out of the bed of a pickup truck and dump him in a Van Nuys, California, alley. The tragic story made headlines across the country as the Los Angeles Police Department's Animal Cruelty Task Force worked to find the attacker.
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Carlos Duarte arrested for animal cruelty on Thursday
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He is accused of strapping lighting fireworks attached to three-year-old dog's legs and leaving him to die
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Witnesses identified Duarte in footage of the dog being dumped from a truck on July 4 last year
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Indy had third-degree burns on chest, paws and legs but has recovered
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He has been adopted and is training to be a therapy dog

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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Early this year Ukraine -- along with much of eastern Europe -- was caught in a deep and protracted cold snap. Many froze to death, energy demand spiked, and to top it all Russia accused Ukraine of stealing gas from transit pipes destined for western Europe for the second time in three years. Ukraine issued a firm denial, adding another blot to the two nations' fraught -- but highly dependent -- relationship. The fact remains that Ukraine needs Russian gas while Russia needs Ukraine's transit pipeline to export west. The spat came on the heels of a disastrous relationship meltdown in 2009, when for two nerve-wracking weeks Russia abruptly stopped pumping gas to Ukraine and Europe.
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Ukraine and Russia have long-standing feud over gas supply lines
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Ukraine is big importer of Russian gas, while Russia depends on Ukraine pipeline
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In recent years, Ukraine has tried to diversify its energy supply to reduce dependence
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Liquid gas imports, underground shale gas and green energy are among new sources

Question: Only time will tell if these major energy reforms will change @placeholder's position in future negotiations and transform the horizon of Ukraine's economic future.


(CNN) -- The Argentine government continued to sound the alarm Monday about British plans to conduct military exercises on the Falkland Islands. The Argentine ambassador to the United Nations, Jorge Arguello, said Argentina plans to alert U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to the British military exercises, which Argentine President Cristina Kirchner has condemned as "grave, very grave." The ambassador said the Argentine mission also planned to ask Ban for U.N. help in negotiations between Argentina and the United Kingdom. The British Foreign Office, meanwhile, downplayed the exercises. "These are routine military tests that have taken place every six months for the past 28 years, most recently in April this year," an office spokesman said. "Shipping alerts are always issued in advance and the tests take place entirely within Falklands territorial waters."
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President Cristina Kirchner calls plans by UK military "grave, very grave"
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The Falklands are a disputed island chain off Argentina's coast
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They have been under British rule since 1833

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By Jason Groves for the Daily Mail David Cameron has nominated Lord Hill of Oareford, pictured, as Britain's next European Commissioner Brussels chief Jean-Claude Juncker was accused of behaving like a dictator last night after warning he would snub David Cameron for not sending a woman to represent Britain in the EU. Mr Juncker indicated Britain could expect a lowly European Commission post because of the Prime Minister’s nomination of Lord Hill of Oareford. Sources said the incoming commission president, opposed by Mr Cameron, had repeatedly told countries he wanted to improve the gender balance of his top team. Downing Street yesterday rejected the call, saying Lord Hill would be an ‘excellent commissioner’.
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The PM has been warned that Brussels wants more female Commissioners
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Jean-Claude Juncker said Britain risks being sidelined if a man is nominated
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David Cameron said Lord Hill would make an excellent EU Commissioner

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By James Nye PUBLISHED: 16:51 EST, 24 November 2012 | UPDATED: 02:37 EST, 25 November 2012 Outraged victims of Hurricane Sandy have been charged their normal electric bills despite not having any power at all - weeks after the devastating storm. Customers of Long Island Power Authority received their usual full estimated rate that covered the entire billing cycle and the statements made no reference to refunds or deductions because or in spite of Sandy. Other residents of the areas affected by the storm have suffered an even worse blow, as a spate of burglaries hit the region over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Some New Yorkers received two electricity bills after being forced to leave their homes during hurricane and power blackout
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Breezy Point hit by looters weeks after fire destroyed dozens of homes

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Question: This comes as more misery was piled on for Sandy victims as some residents of Breezy Point, the neighbourhood that suffered fire and flooding during @placeholder say thieves looted their damaged houses over Thanksgiving.


(CNN) -- The woman at the center of the U.S. Secret Service prostitution scandal embraced her notoriety and spilled colorful details Friday about alcohol flowing like water and Secret Service agents dancing on a bar. Dania Londono Suarez is the escort who unwittingly sparked investigations that have ensnared roughly two dozen members of the Secret Service and U.S. military over reported use of prostitutes in Colombia in the days before President Barack Obama visited last month. She gave a lengthy, wide-ranging interview to Colombia's W Radio on Friday. It attracted international attention, with reporters from as far away as Europe calling in to press for more details.
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NEW: N.Y. Rep. Peter King has more questions about the Secret Service prostitution scandal
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Dania Londono Suarez says hypothetically, someone could have harmed the agents
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She says she is open to posing for men's magazines in the future
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The argument was over $800

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(CNN) -- Since when were a bunch of kids so interested in ancient history? Whole families were pressed up against the railings at Largo Argentina, the square in Rome, craning their heads toward ... a hole in the ground. Rome is full of holes in the ground, many of them historically significant, but this one was extra special. It contained the remains of the theater and temple where Julius Caesar was assassinated. But the kids weren't there for the ancient general-turned-emperor, murdered by treacherous senators in 44 BC. They were there for the cats. Rome's kitty ruins Rome's noble ruins are a favorite haunt of feral cats.
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In Rome, kids prefer cats over ruins
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On Japan's Cat Island, dogs are banned ... or have fled
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In Taiwan, felines flock to a former coal mine -- visitors follow
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Hemingway's former Key West home is full of six-toed cats

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Stretching out as far as the eye can see, this is the grim and depressing home of 160,000 refugees who have escaped the brutal Syrian civil war. Incredibly, 6,000 people a day arrive at the sprawling Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, which has become the country's fifth largest city. Despite the grim surroundings of the overcrowded 2.8 square-mile camp, its traumatised residents and the U.N officials who run it try to inject some humour. Its main street, featuring many of its 3,000 shops, restaurants and food vendors, it known as the 'Champs Elysees' . Massive: The Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan is  home for 160,000 refugees who have escaped the brutal Syrian civil war
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6,000 people a day arrive at the sprawling Zaatari refugee camp
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Main street featuring many of its 3,000 shops, restaurants and food vendors is known as the 'Champs Elysees'
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There is also a taxi service, schools, soccer fields and hospitals within its 12 districts
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Six refugees met U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and expressed their anger over brutal conflict

Question: Mr Kerry took a helicopter tour of the tents and pre-fabricated, container-like homes that form by far the biggest camp for @placeholder in Jordan.


(CNN) -- Twitter is testing a major profile redesign that's very reminiscent of Facebook and Google+. Mashable assistant features editor Matt Petronzio spotted on Tuesday a huge update to his Twitter profile page, with the main picture and bio scaled to the left and significantly more real estate dedicated to the header photo. The revamped tweet stream is also a departure from its signature look. There is a greater focus on photos and content cards. It moves away from a strictly vertical timeline too. Click the image below to enlarge. It's common for Twitter to quietly test new features and design updates before tweaking or rolling it out to a larger user base. Experiments typically go out to a small, random pool of users.
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Twitter is testing a major redesign to users' profile pages
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New look slides the profile picture and bio to the left and enlarges the header photo
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It's common for Twitter to quietly test new features and design updates

Question: Although @placeholder isn't verified on the site, there's an option for the stream to show "Tweets" and "Tweets and replies" for every user â€” a feature typically reserved for those with the blue check mark.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:26 PM on 18th October 2011 While President Obama worked crowds in North Carolina the first lady put the finishing touches on a renovated home for a medic wounded in Afghanistan in a campaign push of her own on Monday. Washington D.C. resident Army Sgt. Johnny Agbi suffered brain and spinal cord injuries and uses a wheelchair, but can walk short distances with the aid of a cane. Michelle Obama and Jill Biden visited his three-story rowhouse just blocks from the U.S. Capitol to paint the living room, a task helped by Mrs. Obama's 5'11 reach that meant she didn't even need a ladder.
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Mrs Obama and Jill Biden also going to the World Series on behalf of vets
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Barack Obama is campaigning in North Carolina

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(CNN) -- As yet another presidential election cycle ends, it's a good time not only to tally wins and losses, but to reflect on the nature of the American political system and why it so often disappoints voters and presidents alike. Think of the extravagant hopes and promises that attended Barack Obama's election in 2008. Obama surely had good historical grounds for thinking that the seismic financial upheaval of 2009 presented him with opportunities to transform America for the better. And so it did, to a degree his own reelection campaign somewhat mysteriously chose not to emphasize, by creating the political space for major legislative victories like the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank financial reforms.
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David Kennedy: Barack Obama's achievements fell short of his aspirations
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Kennedy: American political system often disappoints voters and presidents
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He says the presidency has less power in actuality than folklore has it
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Kennedy: In a second term, Obama faces a divided, bickering government

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Apple’s Classic iPod (pictured) has been silently removed from the tech firm's online store It managed to hold on for seven years, but the final generation of Apple’s Classic iPod has been silently killed off. The Classic was the Apple’s first digital music player, and although the original debuted in 2001, there were six generations released up until 2007. When Apple’s online store came back online yesterday, following its iPhone 6 event, this later model was missing from the iPod lineup. Apple did not make any formal announcement about ceasing the line. According to an earnings report earlier this year, Apple's iPod Classic sales in the final quarter of 2013 had dropped 52 per cent year-on-year.
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Apple’s iPod Classic was the tech giant’s first digital music player
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Original model launched in 2001 and there were six generations up until 2007
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When Apple’s online store refreshed yesterday, the model was missing
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Apple did not make any formal announcement about ceasing the line
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Sales of the iPod have been declining since its peak in 2008
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At the start of the year, iPod sales contributed 2% of Apple's overall income

Question: The iPod touch was designed to look like an @placeholder, played music and ran apps, but could not make calls.


For all Anderson's faults, you can't knock his bravery. Before taking part in the ice bucket challenge last week, the Brazilian nominated his old boss Sir Alex Ferguson to suffer the same freezing fate. It raised a few nervous chuckles inside the Manchester United camp but it would have to be an icy day in hell before Ferguson accepts this challenge, especially from a player who has flopped so spectacularly. Ferguson had such sky-high hopes for Anderson. Back in 2007, he was going to be the new Roy Keane and the long-term replacement for Paul Scholes. Decline: Anderson tries to stem the flow of goals in Manchester United's 4-0 humiliation at MK Dons
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Anderson was again poor in Man United's 4-0 humbling at MK Dons
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The Brazilian, who cost United £27m in 2007, has long been in decline
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He spent the second half of last season on loan at Fiorentina
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At 26, Anderson should be in the prime of his career
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But he looks destined to spend another season on the sidelines

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By Steve Robson, Chris Brooke and Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 04:54 EST, 16 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:14 EST, 16 February 2013 Two prisoners today appeared in court charged with murder after a child killer was found dead at the high-security Long Lartin jail in Worcestershire Fomer salesman Subhan Anwar, 25, was sentenced to 23 years in prison for torturing and battering his partner’s two-year-old daughter to death. Two fellow prisoners, Gary David Smith, 47, and Lee William Newell, 44, appeared at Worcester Magistrates today accused of his murder. Both men were remanded in custody to appear at Worcester Crown Court on Tuesday February 19.
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Subhan Anwar found dead at HMP Long Martin on Thursday night
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Allegedly held hostage in prison cell before he was killed
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Tortured and murdered Sanam Navsarka and was jailed for 23 years in 2009
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Two prisoners, aged 45 and 47 arrested on suspicion of murder

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He's known as "Asian golf's John Daly" but Kiradech Aphibarnrat made a name for himself with his first European Tour victory on Sunday. The 23-year-old won the rain-shortened Malaysian Open by one shot from former European Ryder Cup star Edoardo Molinari to become only the fourth Thai player to win on the circuit. A burly big hitter, he is said to resemble Daly, who twice won major titles before his career went off the rails due to his various addictions. Aphibarnrat, however, has no such off-course issues, though he has been struggling with a thyroid problem according to the Asian Tour website.
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Kiradech Aphibarnrat wins shortened Malaysian Open by one shot on Sunday
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Big-hitting 23-year-old becomes fourth Thai to win European Tour-sanctioned event
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He heads off Edoardo Molinari despite dropping shot at the final hole
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Denmark's Anders Hansen claims third ahead of Charl Scwartzel and Victor Dubuisson

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Lima, Peru (CNN) -- An elderly man's brain languishes. His body languishes, too, in prison. No one seems to know he's there. Before a sudden turn of events this month, this was the story of Juan Navarro, who spent nearly 37 years inside the tough San Pedro prison in the Lima neighborhood of San Juan de Lurigancho. To be precise, before being released this week, Navarro spent 36 years and eight months in prison. The exactness of this number is important because it is one of the few facts that he has certainty about. He doesn't know how old he is. He doesn't remember if he ever appeared before a judge. He can't recall if he was convicted.
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Juan Navarro was in a Peruvian prison for nearly 37 years
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He languished in prison longer than the maximum sentence
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The government ensured his release this week

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(CNN) -- Dubai police Monday identified 11 people suspected in the killing of a top Hamas official last month and vowed "to hunt them down." At the same time, police offered a chilling scenario of how Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a founding member of Hamas' military wing who had survived at least three other previous attempts on his life, was killed in his hotel room January 19 just hours after arriving in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The 11 suspects identified Monday include one woman and 10 men. All of them hold valid European passports -- one from France, three from Ireland, six from Britain, and one from Germany. None of the suspects has been arrested or charged in the killing.
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Senior Hamas official, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was killed in Dubai January 19
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The 11 suspects identified Monday include one woman and 10 men
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His family believe Israel was behind the killing
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Israel neither confirms nor denies any role in the death

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(CNN) -- The families of two men allegedly gunned down by Aaron Hernandez won a partial victory Tuesday when a judge ruled that $5 million in assets from his home can be frozen pending the outcome of his double-murder trial and their lawsuit. The ruling preserves their right to possible collection of money in the future. The families are happy with the decision, an attorney said. "They're gratified that the judge acknowledged the level of their loss by allowing the $5 million attachment," civil attorney Bill Kennedy told CNN. However, the ruling also means the families of Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu can't automatically lay claim to an estimated $3.3 million Hernandez claims he's still owed by his old NFL team if the New England Patriots should pay him.
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Families of slaying victims Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu filed a civil lawsuit
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Judge rules $5 million in assets from Aaron Hernandez's home can be frozen
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Hernandez has pleaded not guilty in the killings of Furtado and Abreu
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He's also accused in the slaying of Odin Lloyd

Question: Prosecutors charge that in July 2012, Hernandez fired a .38-caliber gun into the victims' car after Abreu accidentally bumped into @placeholder, causing him to spill his drink.


Passing the torch: David Dimbleby has been adamant that he will not be giving up his position as leader of the election coverage, but despite this, the next general election coverage will be his last David Dimbleby has won the right to present the BBC's general election covering next year, beating out Huw Edwards for the spot. However, this will be Dimbleby's last time heading the coverage, as he is to step down from fronting after his ninth and final time. Rival Huw Edwards was apparently given a 'cast-iron guarantee' by former director general Mark Thompson that he would succeed the 75-year-old in the anchor role, but Dimbleby lobbied the new director Lord hall to overturn the decision.
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The 75-year-old presenter has led the BBC election coverage since 1979
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He has previously said that he: 'Has no intention of stepping down'
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Claims he would have to be: 'Dragged kicking and screaming from the chair'
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Huw Edwards will take over the election coverage after the 2015 elections
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Edwards will also lead the post election coverage the next day from 7am

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Israel’s decision to grab nearly 1,000 acres of Palestinian land to build settlements was condemned by David Cameron yesterday as ‘utterly deplorable’. Israel announced on Sunday that an area of the West Bank, near existing settlements at Etzion, south of Bethlehem, has been designated as ‘state land’ which means it can be used for homes for Israelis. The move came days after an indefinite ceasefire brought an end to weeks of conflict in Gaza during which more than 2,100 Palestinians and 73 Israelis were killed. Scroll down for video Condemned: David Cameron used unusually strong language to condemn Israel's land grab
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Israeli military declares 'state land, on instructions of the political echelon'
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But army chiefs give no reason for the land appropriation decision
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U.S. State Dept. brands move 'counterproductive' and demands U-turn
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Israel Radio says step taken after killing of three Jewish teens by Hamas

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The Ministry of Defence are to order £228million of super missiles to protect the Falklands as Argentina seeks to bolster its air force, it has been reported. The British territory in the South Atlantic is currently protected by ageing Rapier missile batteries. Last month, it was reported that Argentina was looking to strengthen its air force by leasing attack jets from Russia. Scroll down for video A Future Local Area Air Defence System prepares for launch during trials. It has been reported that the Ministry of Defence are to buy this system to protect the Falkland Islands A computer generated image of what one of the missiles from a FLAADS launcher could look like. The Ministry of Defence say missiles from the system will be able to travel at 1,000 metres per second
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MoD could be set to order £228million super missiles to protect Falklands
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They would replace ageing Rapier missile batteries stationed on the island
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New missiles would be able to travel at 1,000 metres per second
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Comes after reports Argentina is looking to strengthen its air force
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MoD say they remain vigilant and committed to the Falkland Islands

Question: There have been a series of recent flare ups between Britain and Argentina and in July the @placeholder football team were fined after their players posed with a banner laying claim to the islands


Nigel Farage warned Thursday night in America that the U.S. Republican party will become a dinosaur – not an elephant – if it continues to embrace the political center. 'I suspect that if the Republican Party sticks with the establishment it will lose,' he told Daily Mail Online after a speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference. The GOP 'has got to reach the Hispanic community, but it's also got to reach that blue-collar community that Reagan got to vote for him in huge numbers. I'm not sure at the moment that they're positioning themselves to do that.' CPAC is an annual three-day mecca for constitutional evangelists, anti-Obamacare shock troops, full-throated abortion opponents and gun rights activists. Many of them think the Republican Party is only slightly less liberal and nanny-statist than the president.
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Farage spoke with Daily Mail Online after a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference
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The UK Independence Party leader tried to buck up American right-wingers who see their tea party goals dissolving in a sea of centrist Republicanism
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He insisted that UKIP is 'not just retired half-colonels who've always voted Conservative ... We're dragging them from across the spectrum'
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Bashed David Cameron for refusing to publicly identify ISIS executioner 'Jihadi John,' saying 'we should have heard it weeks ago'
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Complained about 'politically correct' groups like CAGE 'saying and shouting things that if you and I did them, we'd find ourselves behind bars'
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Farage addressed controversies involving Richard Crouch and Rozanne Duncan, admitting: 'Yes, we get people who say stupid things in UKIP'

Question: The @placeholder political contrarian, long at the helm of the UK Independence Party, plied the conservative audience with a dry-witted vision of how his political travails could show disaffected American right-wingers the way forward.

Question: An ocean away, UKIP councillor @placeholder was kicked out this month after she was filmed saying she has 'a problem with people with negroid features.'


(CNN) -- Like a first love or a first car, a first computer can hold a special place in people's hearts. For millions of kids who grew up in the 1980s, that first computer was the Commodore 64. Twenty-five years later, that first brush with computer addiction is as strong as ever. Millions of Commodore 64s were sold in the 1980s. "There was something magical about the C64," says Andreas Wallstrom of Stockholm, Sweden. He remembers the day he first laid eyes on his machine back in 1984. "My father brought it home together with a tape deck, a disk drive, a printer, and a couple of games...I used to sneak home during lunch to play [on it] with my friends." Learn about the components of the C64 system »
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Commodore 64 loved by many kids coming of age in the 1980s
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Nostalgia seekers can download their favorite C64 games on sites like C64.com
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C64 Orchestra plays the music from the games, CD release in U.S. in January

Question: Wallstrom is the webmaster and designer for @placeholder, a Web site dedicated to preserving the games, demos, pictures, magazines and memories of the Commodore 64.


Turkish Airlines has gone from strength to strength in recent years, adding new routes across Europe and Asia as well as expanding into Africa. A new multi-billion dollar hub airport in the works in Istanbul means this impressive growth story will soon be given yet another boost. But with many ambitious competitors also expanding across the Gulf and the Middle East, can the Turkish aviation vision continue to soar? John Defterios spoke to the airline's CEO, Temel Kotil, to find out. Below is an edited version of their conversation. John Defterios (JD): Why do you think there is so much growth coming out of Turkey?
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Turkish Airlines expanding into Asia, Europe and Africa
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New hub airport in Istanbul with first stage set to open in 2017
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Aviation industry set to expand dramatically by 2030

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Katherine Dvorak is a writer for the Daily Collegian, the leading news source for Pennsylvania State University. This article was brought to CNN.com by UWIRE, the leading provider of student-generated content. UWIRE aims to identify and promote the brightest young content creators and deliver their work to a larger audience via professional media partners such as CNN.com. Visit UWIRE.com to learn more. (UWIRE) -- A Web site developed this year that allows students to share old exams online is causing debate among professors about its ethical implications. PostYourTest.com creator Demir Oral says the site is a tool for education, not for cheating.
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PostYourTest.com was developed this year, has mostly California tests
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Site is causing debate among professors about its ethical implications
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Teachers can ban exams from the site if they don't want students sharing
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Looking at an exam may not always be the best way to study, professor warns

Question: @placeholder is an educational tool that lets students anonymously upload materials and tests from their previous and current classes, said Demir Oral, creator of the site.


At 10 months old, Jacob Davis gave his big sister the ultimate gift - life. The baby boy donated his bone marrow to help save the life of his dying sibling Seren-Rose. The two-year-old was born with an extremely rare life-limiting disease, mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS), which delayed her development and caused her to slowly deteriorate. Her parents Elouise and Simon Davis from Colchester in Essex were told the only hope to save their daughter was a bone marrow transplant. Ten-month-old Jacob Davis, left, donated his bone marrow to help save the life of his dying big sister Seren-Rose, right Two-year-old Seren-Rose was diagnosed with mucopolysaccharidosis, which delayed her development and caused her to slowly deteriorate
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Jacob Davis donated his bone marrow to save his big sister Seren-Rose
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The two-year-old was diagnosed with mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS), which delayed her development and caused her to slowly deteriorate
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Her parents Elouise and Simon were told her only hope was a transplant
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At eight months old, baby Jacob was found to be the perfect match
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After a successful operation the siblings are back at home recovering
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The transplant cannot reverse the damage already caused by the disease but will stop it from progressing
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Mrs Davis said: 'He is going to grow up feeling very proud of himself and I am never going to let him forget it'

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HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- In the decade since the 1997 handover of Hong Kong to China, local movie-makers have faced daunting changes in the industry. A trend of fewer films being produced each year in Hong Kong at the time of the handover has continued into the 21st century. Stephen Chow's "Shaolin Soccer" is one of Hong Kong's all-time top-grossing films. People in Hong Kong's industry point to several causes for the comparatively leaner times: a lack of opportunities for new acting talent, inadequate training and schooling for people who produce movies and changing tastes within the Hong Kong public.
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Hong Kong film production has dropped almost 75 percent since early 1990s
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Mainland investment and market influences quality of Hong Kong films
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Problems include few opportunities for new talents and little audience support

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Efforts to control mass immigration are being held back by a ‘clearly inadequate’ budget and the institutional bias of the BBC, a report warns today. The Government dedicates just 0.25 per cent – or £1.8billion – of its annual expenditure to securing Britain’s borders and removing illegal immigrants and foreign criminals. Incredibly, this is six times less than the estimated £12billion budget for overseas aid. Migration Watch today claimed a shortage of resources was the main reason the Conservative Party failed in its attempt to cut net migration and to remove non-EU immigrants who moved to Britain, file photograph
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MigrationWatch claim efforts to control immigration are being hampered
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The think tank claims the budget is 'clearly inadequate' to cope

Question: It finds significant progress has been made in reducing the number of @placeholder students coming in, largely thanks to the closure of 700 bogus colleges.


(Mashable) -- Apple developers, start your engines. Mac users, start dreaming of how much cooler your desktop or laptop experience could be this summer. That's when Apple will launch the latest big cat-themed Mac OS X, version 10.8: Mountain Lion. At 8:30 a.m. EST Thursday, the developer preview version of Mountain Lion became available to Apple's legions of app makers. Mashable was briefed on the new Mac OS prior to the announcement. Bottom line? It's a few more vital steps closer to fully connecting the experience you have on the Mac with the world of the iPad and the iPhone -- dumping iChat in favor of iMessage and Twitter, to take the most radical example. It's almost as if it makes your Mac moonlight as an iPad.
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Apple: Latest Mac operating system, named Mountain Lion, will launch this summer
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Question: Take a quick gander at a video we put together with material from @placeholder, then a gallery of screenshots -- and last but not least, your chance to chat up a storm about this major Mac development in the comments.


The U.S television show Homeland may not feature a Muslim storyline in its next season, it has been revealed. A new threat could be chosen in the fifth season ‘for creative reasons’ – and not because of the deadly attack on the headquarters of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris last week. Each of the first four seasons of Homeland have featured fictional Middle East terrorists and Muslim extremists. The U.S television show Homeland starring Claire Danes (pictured) may not feature a Muslim storyline in its next season, it has been revealed But producers are considering moving away from the format and finding a new target for CIA case officer Carrie Mathison - played by Claire Danes - when the show makes a return to screens later this year.
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Producers may choose new threat for fifth season of U.S. show, Homeland
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It may not feature a Muslim storyline for 'creative reasons', network reveals
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Attacks on Charlie Hebdo in Paris will not play part in deciding new villain

Question: He said no final decisions had yet been made and that writers may still opt to focus on the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- This year's critically acclaimed films take audiences from places like slave plantations in the antebellum South, to packed Ebbets Field as Jackie Robinson steps up to bat, and to inner-city public housing on a scorching summer day. While set in various eras and depicting diverse stories, many of the films on the short list for the 2013 awards season show an emerging trend; Hollywood is making movies about the black experience in America. This year alone there have been at least half a dozen movies portraying African-American narratives, including Lee Daniels' "The Butler," "Fruitvale Station," "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete," "Blue Caprice," "42" and "12 Years a Slave," which hits theaters October 18.
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In 2013, half a dozen movies portraying the African-American experience have been released
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Question: Meanwhile, "@placeholder" director Lee Daniels is reportedly planning production for an action movie starring an interracial gay couple.


By Mike Dickson Follow @@Mike_Dickson_DM One of the many appealing things about Grigor Dimitrov is the complete lack of world weariness about him. He looks ahead to Wednesday's lip-smacking quarter-final against Andy Murray with a disarming idealism that could only come from a youthful challenger and it can only whet the appetite further. ‘That’s the beauty of tennis, it’s basically a gladiator battle. It’s two people, one of them is going to come out and win,’ he said yesterday. ‘What a great way to do that kind of thing. A quarter-final match out on Centre Court, what more can you ask for?’
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Grigor Dimitrov faces Andy Murray in the Wimbledon quarter-finals
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Dimitrov won the grass court event at Queens before the Championships
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British No 1 and Bulgarian known as 'Baby Fed' share a friendship off court
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Dimitrov will be supported by girlfriend Maria Sharapova at Centre Court
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Amelie Mauresmo has spoken of her drowing relationship with Murray

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Question: As a tennis player Dimitrov has gone from boy to man in 12 months and doubtless there has been some positive influence from @placeholder, the ultimate pro.

Question: Jokes: Amelie Mauresmo's relationship with @placeholder has reached the stage where they can tease each other


(CNN) -- Written on every page of Israel's history, in ink and in blood, is the name Ariel Sharon. His life, which ended today after an eight-year coma, deeply influenced Israel's past. But even in death, Sharon will influence the future, as Israelis consider their options if the two-state solution fails. During Israel's 1948 War of Independence, the handsome blond officer, known as "Arik," was shot and left for dead. He recovered and founded Israel's first commando unit, which conducted raids beyond Israel's borders. In the 1956 Sinai campaign, he led Israel's legendary paratroopers into clashes behind enemy lines. A successful general in the 1967 Six Day War, he achieved world fame six years later by spurring Israeli troops across the Suez Canal to encircle the Egyptian army in the Yom Kippur War. The image of Sharon, still blond but now stout, his head wrapped in a bloodied bandage, became iconic. His heroism was uniquely Israeli, built by breaking rules as well as orders, and by surrounding himself with controversy and myth.
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Michael Oren: Ariel Sharon, who died today, had pivotal, enduring effect on Israel
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He says as an Israeli warrior, he led troops in Six Day War, Yom Kippur War, gained fame
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Oren: Two state solution best, but Israel can still end the occupation of Palestinians

Question: In April 2002, he ordered Israeli forces to eradicate terror and restore peace to @placeholder neighborhoods.


A police officer who was caught on camera telling a young woman: 'I will knock you clean f***ing out' has kept his job. PC Boulton was filmed threatening Nikki Wright, who is just five feet tall, as he patrolled Hanley town centre in Stoke-on-Trent in the early hours of the morning - but escaped with just a written warning. In the clip, as he approaches a group of revellers, the Staffordshire Police officer shouts at the petite 22-year-old: 'Do that to me again and I will knock you clean f***ing out.' The video then shows him threaten Miss Wright again after her shocked boyfriend Andrew Smith, also 22, asks him to repeat what he said.
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Nikki Wright, 22, was threatened by PC Boulton in a row outside a bar
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The incident took place in Trinity Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
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Staffordshire Police suspended the officer after the incident in July
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But now, despite finding he used threatening language, he has escaped with just a written warning and returned to work
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Today, Miss Wright blasted decision to let him off with a 'slap on the wrist'

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By Jennifer Newton A woman who lost her engagement ring 38 years ago after her daughter buried it in the garden has finally been reunited with it thanks to posting an old photo on Facebook. Grandmother Jackie Cook, 66, never expected to see the treasured band again after her daughter Clare buried it in the garden as a three-year-old in 1976. Mrs Cook, and her husband Benjamin, 69, unsuccessfully scoured the grounds of their home but left the ring behind when they moved a new home in the same Kent village of Halling in 1983. Toni Crouch, left, returns the engagement ring to Jackie Cook, who lost it after her daughter buried it in the garden 38 years ago
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Jackie Cook lost her engagement ring when her daughter buried it in garden
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Posted a picture of her old house on Facebook after coming across photos
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House was recognised by Toni Crouch, who lived there as a child
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She had found the ring when she was younger and had kept it
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Mrs Cook has now been reunited with the ring and plans to get a new diamond in it

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Question: The couple have also given @placeholder a bouquet and bracelet to say thank you.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- The Libyan government in Tripoli estimates the grinding conflict that has been tearing the country apart for the past five months has cost the national economy some $50 billion. "The cost is colossal," said Abdulhafid Zlitni, planning and finance minister for the Tripoli government. In an interview with CNN, Zlitni said the suspension of oil and gas exports had accounted for a huge chunk of the losses. "The income foregone because of the stoppage of the export of oil is something like $20 billion," he said. This has brought an end to what had been a surge in prosperity for the North African country.
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"The cost is colossal," says Abdulhafid Zlitni, Libya's planning and finance minister
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Mammoth construction projects, now abandoned, still dot the Libyan landscape

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They were reduced to tears when a somewhat harsh letter arrived from Santa notifying them about their inclusion on his naughty list. But after being given 13 sleeps to turn their behaviour around or risk a Christmas morning with no presents, brother and sister Tyler and Freya Cole awoke to find themselves in his good books. They were left ecstatic as they dashed out of their bedrooms and found that Santa had stuck to his word and rewarded their remarkable turnaround. Scroll down for video After receiving a letter from 'Santa' saying they had to improve their behaviour if they wanted Christmas presents, Freya, 4, and Tyler Cole, 8, stopped squabbling
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Tyler and Freya Cole received letter from 'Santa' they were on naughty list
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Their mother Laura recorded moment children burst out crying over letter
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The children were given '13 sleeps' to change their ways - which they did
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Siblings were ecstatic to find Santa had brought them presents overnight
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Plan was devised by Mrs Cole to stop the pair squabbling with each other
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(CNN) -- President-elect Barack Obama spoke with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday about the violence in Gaza, which has left as many as 225 people dead, two transition aides told CNN. Barack Obama's approach to the Middle East as president will be the subject of much scrutiny. "The president-elect appreciated the call and the information from Secretary Rice," one aide said, adding that Obama initiated the eight-minute phone call. "He will continue to closely monitor these and other global events." Israeli airstrikes pounded targets in Hamas-ruled Gaza on Saturday and continued into the night, retaliating against Palestinian militants who have been escalating rocket attacks against southern Israel. The fighting ignited eight days after a six-month Egypt-brokered cease-fire between Hamas and Israel expired.
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President-elect initiated eight-minute call with secretary of state
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Obama "will continue to closely monitor" Middle East events, aide says
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He has promised to make peace in the region a priority

Question: But, he told CNN, "the fact is that unless the Israelis and @placeholder are prepared -- which they're not right now -- to take the political decisions required to overcome the gaps and to sell an agreement to their respective constituents, there's not much a new president, no matter how bold or charismatic he may be, is going to be able to do about that."


Beijing (CNN) -- The Chinese authorities are investigating an incident in which dozens of angry protesters surrounded the car of U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke in a Beijing street, some throwing objects at the vehicle before security forces intervened to protect it. The United States has expressed concern to China about the unusual disturbance on Tuesday, which comes at a sensitive time for American diplomats following the death of Ambassador Christopher Stevens in an attack in Libya last week. The harassment of Locke's black Cadillac took place as anti-Japanese demonstrators marched in numerous Chinese cities amid tensions between the two Asian countries over a disputed group of islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
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The U.S. says it has expressed concern to the Chinese authorities
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China says it is investigating what it describes as an "isolated case"
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About 50 protesters gathered around the car, some throwing objects
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The incident took place amid anti-Japanese protests in China

Question: China declared the purchase illegal and has sent patrol vessels into the waters around the islands, drawing protest from the @placeholder government.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri are believed to be hiding close to each other in houses in northwest Pakistan, but are not together, a senior NATO official said. "Nobody in al Qaeda is living in a cave," said the official, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the intelligence matters involved. Rather, al Qaeda's top leadership is believed to be living in relative comfort, protected by locals and some members of the Pakistani intelligence services, the official said. Pakistan has repeatedly denied protecting members of the al Qaeda leadership. The official said the general region where bin Laden is likely to have moved around in recent years ranges from the mountainous Chitral area in the far northwest near the Chinese border, to the Kurram Valley, which adjoins Afghanistan's Tora Bora, one of the Taliban strongholds during the U.S. invasion in 2001.
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"Nobody in al Qaeda is living in a cave," official says
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The leadership is living in relative comfort, he says
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Bin Laden likely moved around in an area of rugged terrain
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U.S. special envoy says there's nothing new to the report

Question: The official continued to stress the urgency of getting the @placeholder government to deal with the multitude of problems it faces.


Nassau, The Bahamas (CNN) -- Prince Harry, the third in Britain's line of royal succession, worshiped in a Bahamian cathedral Sunday as part of his Caribbean tour to celebrate the 60th anniversary of his grandmother's accession to the throne. Harry's Diamond Jubilee celebrations began Friday in the Belize capitol Belmopan, where the prince danced and drank in a street party along the newly-named HM Queen Elizabeth II Boulevard. The 27-year-old son of Prince Charles and Diana had a quieter day in Belize Saturday, climbing to the top of Xunantunich, a Mayan temple. Harry toured an open air exhibit in Nassau's Rawson Square Sunday, before boarding a speedboat for a visit to several Bahamian islands to meet with locals.
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The Bahamas is Prince Harry's second stop in a 10-day Caribbean tour
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The 27-year-old prince is celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II
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Jamaica and Brazil are Harry's next two destinations

Question: After a youth rally in the @placeholder National Stadium Monday, Harry travels to Jamaica and then on to Brazil to complete his 10-day tour.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama revitalized his push for holding down middle-class tax rates Monday, calling on Congress to pass a one-year extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for people earning less than $250,000 a year. In a White House statement delivered while people described as working Americans stood behind him, Obama said his proposal would provide the certainty of no tax increase next year for 98% of Americans. Noting that Republicans seek to maintain all of the Bush tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003, Obama said both sides therefore agree on extending the lower rates for middle-class families.
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NEW: The House and Senate will vote on differing proposals on the Bush tax cuts
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President Obama says extend lower tax rates only for the middle class, not the wealthy
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Republicans says the tax cuts should extended for everyone
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The tax cuts are set to expire at the end of the year

Question: An @placeholder campaign official said his re-election team will "amplify the president's message on middle-class tax cuts" by hosting a series of events this week in battleground states.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:42 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:33 EST, 11 September 2013 Ed Miliband today condemned Education Secretary Michael Gove as an 'absolute disgrace' after suggesting families become who use food banks have only their own ‘decisions' to blame. In angry exchanges in the Commons, the Labour leader challenged David Cameron to distance himself from the remarks. And he challenged the Tory frontbench to trying living on £150-a-week. Clash: David Cameron was challenged in the Commons by Labour leader Ed Miliband over the remarks by Education Secretary Michael Gove Earlier this week Mr Gove argued that people who find themselves unable to buy essentials, including food and school uniforms have themselves to blame for being unable ‘to manage their finances’.
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Labour leader Ed Miliband seizes on remarks by Tory Education Secretary
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Gove said some families are 'unable to manage their finances'
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David Cameron challenged to distance himself from the comments
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More than half a million people have turned to food banks, charities say

Question: He demanded to know if Mr @placeholder agreed with Mr Gove but did not get an answer.

Question: He demanded to know if Mr Cameron agreed with Mr @placeholder but did not get an answer.


(CNN) -- Syria says results will be available Monday from its referendum on changes to the country's constitution, a vote taken as government troops continued pounding the opposition stronghold of Homs and other cities. Opposition activists reported at least 55 deaths across the country on Sunday, including 25 in Homs, which has been under bombardment for more than three weeks. Despite the ongoing violence, it held a vote on what the government of President Bashar al-Assad calls a move toward reform. Interior Minister Mohammed al-Shaar said the voting ran "normally" in most provinces, and turnout was "huge ... except in some areas," the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency reported. Results from the vote would be announced Monday evening, SANA said.
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NEW: 55 people were killed Sunday, opposition activists say
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NEW: Syrian opposition appeals to al-Assad's Alawite community
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Hillary Clinton says al-Assad's regime is "illegitimate and going to fall"
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A former top White House official warns that Syria is not like Libya

Question: @placeholder announced the referendum amid intense international pressure to halt the bloodshed and open up its regime to reforms.

Question: We are determined to unite our society, and the first step is for us to extend our hand to our @placeholder brothers and sisters, to build in Syria a nation governed by citizenship and the rule of law."


(CNN) -- The guitarist stands in front of a mirror messing with his mohawk. The drummer strikes a wild tempo. The singer rips off his T-shirt and begins to scream the lyrics. Basim Usmani is bassist for The Kominas, a group that blends traditional sounds with punk rock beats. They're young. They're punk. And they're rocking both their Muslim and American worlds with their music, lyrics and style. "A lot of times people say, 'Oh wow, look, brown people playing music' [but] it's more than that," said 25-year-old Pakistani-American Shahjehan Khan, the lead singer for a Muslim punk band, The Kominas.
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A handful of Muslim punk bands have emerged in the last few years
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A fictional portrayal of a Muslim punk scene helped set the real-world stage
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Some conservative Muslims disapprove of the suggestive and irreverent lyrics

Question: In the summer of 2007, five of the taqwacore bands organized a "taqwa-tour" of the northeastern @placeholder.


James Bond will return - and this time it's to be in a plot which his creator Ian Fleming dreamed up almost 60 years ago. The world's most famous spy will feature in a new novel by Anthony Horowitz, in which he infiltrates the glamorous world of 1950s motorsport to foil an attack on a grand prix race. Originally titled Murder on Wheels, the story was created by Fleming before his death in 1964 for a 007 TV series which was never made. Scroll down for video Kept in reserve: A new Bond novel will be based on a plot which Ian Fleming, 007's creator, dreamed up years before Sean Connery introduced the spy to Hollywood in 1962's Dr No (pictured). The plot was never used
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Idea was by the late Ian Fleming, who created ubiquitous spy character
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It featured in his work for proposed Bond TV series that was never made
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Bond hits glamorous world of 1950s racing in story Murder on Wheels
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Book featuring M and Miss Moneypenny due for release in September 2015

Question: The Bond books inspired one of the most successful film franchises in @placeholder history, beginning with Dr No in 1962, and have sold more than 100 million copies.


By the tender age of eight years old, Lachlan De Vries had lost both his parents to their devastating battles with depression. His father John, 21, took his life when Lachlan was just two years old, and five years later his mother Richelle Turpin, 26, tragically did the same on the 9th of March, 2014. Although the young boy has been orphaned by the tragedy mental illness imposed upon his life, he is now under the care of his late mother's loving fiance, Jeremy De Vries - who is in the process of adopting the young boy. Scroll down for video
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Lachlan De Vries' mother and father committed suicide, five years apart
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His father John died when he was two, his mother Richelle last year
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Richelle's fiance Jeremy De Vries is now caring for Lachlan
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The pair were due to marry in December 2014, but Richelle died in March
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Lachlan already has Jeremy's surname ahead of the wedding
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Richelle's best friend Elise Weller is raising awareness about mental health
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She has also started a fundraiser to help support Lachlan and Jeremy

Question: @placeholder  is like a father to the eight-year-old, and the pair bonded immediately when they first met.


(CNN)I operate the only abortion clinic in Wichita. For many of our patients, we are their last hope. A woman showed up on our doorstep recently in wrinkled clothes that she had been wearing for days. She told us she had traveled across three states, spending $100 on gas alone, before finally reaching her destination. After she was unable to get the care she needed at the clinic closest to her, she left her small town in the Texas panhandle and went to Oklahoma, where she was told that her pregnancy was too far along to receive an abortion there. So she came to us.
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Julie Burkhart, abortion provider in Kansas, says some must travels days to find abortion clinic
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She says some states have stepped up restrictions, not based on medical need, but ideology
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Burkhart: Roe v Wade decision 42 years ago; women today must take action to keep health care rights

Question: And in @placeholder, medically unnecessary legislation forced the closure of abortion clinics across the state.


Rebels gave Malaysian officials the data recorders from downed Flight 17 on Tuesday, days after the passenger jet crashed in eastern Ukraine. "We believe these are the black boxes and these boxes will reveal the truth," said Alexander Borodai, the self-declared rebel Prime Minister in Donetsk. It was a significant step forward in an investigation that's been stalled for days, but key questions remained unanswered: Will the black boxes give investigators the clues they need? What will happen to the bodies of the plane crash's 298 victims, many of which are being kept in refrigerated train cars? And who pulled the trigger to bring the plane down?
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Rebels hand over black boxes to Malaysian officials
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"These boxes will reveal the truth," rebel leader says
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Train bearing bodies expected to arrive in Kharkiv, Ukrainian officials say
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Dutch foreign minister says human remains were "used in a political game"

Question: A train carrying the remains of 282 passengers was headed toward the eastern city of @placeholder, officials said Monday.

Question: "We didn't have motives and desire to do that, and it is obvious that @placeholder have them," he said.


The winner of this year's X Factor will be crowned on Sunday after almost four months of auditions and live shows. Bookies are tipping Fleur East for the title, but real time Google data suggests the award will actually go to Andrea Faustini. In the past week, searches for the Italian contestant have been rising rapidly and the search engine is predicting a victory for the 20-year-old singer. Scroll down for video Bookies are tipping Fleur East (left) for the title, but real-time Google data suggests the award will actually go to Andrea Faustini (right). Fellow finalist Ben Haenow is pictured centre. In the past week, searches for the Italian contestant have been rising rapidly and the search engine is predicting a victory for the 20-year-old singer
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Over the past 30 days, searches for Fleur East have been consistently high
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These searches peaked following her performance of Uptown Funk
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It shows searches are climbing for the Italian contestant in the run up to the final on Sunday
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And in the war of the judges, Simon Cowell wins followed by Mel B

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Paris, France (CNN) -- The French World Cup soccer team appeared to keep their heads down Thursday after returning from the tournament following their surprise first-round exit. Cameras barely caught a glimpse of the team as they arrived back home in Paris and buses whisked the players away. The few supporters who turned up at the airport to see the team were left disappointed when the players didn't stop to give autographs. Star player Thierry Henry met French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace later in the day and left through a back door, French radio BFM reported. Thierry had requested the meeting before the team left the World Cup, Sarkozy's office said Wednesday.
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Cameras barely catch a glimpse of team returning to Paris
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Players disappoint fans hoping for autograph
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France eliminated from World Cup after 2-1 loss to South Africa
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Government probing nation's soccer federation

Question: A high-ranking @placeholder Cabinet minister told parliament Wednesday that the government will probe and audit the nation's soccer federation in light of France's failure to advance at the World Cup and dissension on the team.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- The Libyan government vowed Friday to sink any ship approaching the besieged port city of Misrata, essentially threatening NATO patrols and humanitarian aid ships that have been bringing in food and medical supplies and ferrying out refugees and the wounded Libya's threat came hours after NATO said it intercepted Libyan government forces laying mines in Misrata's harbor, which has been a lifeline for humanitarian aid in the months-long conflict between troops loyal to Moammar Gadhafi and rebels demanding an end to the dictator's four-decade rule. NATO-led forces began bombing regime targets in Libya last month after the U.N. Security Council approved a resolution authorizing any means necessary to protect civilians.
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At least nine dead, 30 wounded, a doctor says

Question: "We have reports that @placeholder troops are loading fish boats with weapons in Tripoli and may be coming to Misrata," he said.


In action: Moses Sesay is pictured during the road race time trial at the Commonwealth Games An athlete at the Commonwealth Games has revealed he was hospitalised and put into isolation for four days while he was tested for the deadly Ebola virus. Cyclist Moses Sesay, from Sierra Leone in West Africa where hundreds are reported to have died from the flesh-eating virus, was admitted to hospital in Glasgow after feeling unwell and developing fever-like symptoms. However, he was later given the all-clear and competed in the road race time trial. The 32-year-old said he and other athletes were scared of returning home because of Ebola and would try to remain in Britain until their special three-month visas for the Games expired.
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Sesay, 32, revealed he was tested for deadly Ebola virus
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Question: Deadly: Medics carry a young girl who has been in contact with people infected with Ebola in @placeholder


Inside a circle of dancers wearing native costumes, Miroslav Klose stood out as he celebrated his birthday in unusual style on Monday. It wasn't a traditional 'Happy Birthday' rendering for the Germany striker, but neither was the setting: a training pitch on an isolated patch of land on Brazil's Atlantic coast. Klose had just finished a fast-paced training session in hot and humid conditions but he was a willing participant in the little show. Top guns: Podolski (centre) and Ozil (right) pose with one of the indigenous dancers after a training session Birthday boy: Klose gets into the party atmosphere as he celebrated turning 36 on Monday
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Arsenal stars join Germany striker with dancers wearing native costume
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German squad is training near Brazilian coast
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36-year-old Klose became country's record goalscorer against Armenia
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Question: Time out: Arsenal forwards Ozil and @placeholder looked relaxed ahead of Germany's first game next Monday


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The confirmation of Michael Mukasey as attorney general was all but assured Friday when two key Democratic senators said they will vote in favor of the nominee despite questions about his views on "waterboarding" and the president's power to order electronic surveillance. Sens. Dianne Feinstein of California and Charles Schumer of New York announced they would support the retired federal judge from New York just hours after the chairman of the Judiciary Committee announced his opposition to the nominee. Feinstein and Schumer are members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is scheduled to vote on the Mukasey nomination Tuesday.
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Michael Mukasey's nomination now expected to pass Judiciary Committee
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Question: @placeholder told senators this week that he finds waterboarding "repugnant," but he could not answer whether the technique amounts to torture.


Rome, Italy (CNN) -- The city of Florence and the Italian government are embroiled in a dispute -- again -- over who owns one of the world's most famous statues, Michelangelo's David. The issue has been simmering for years. The Florence mayor's office said the debate began in the early 1990, and the city's various mayors have brought it up from time to time. It's mainly about the bottom line -- some 8 million euros a year in ticket sales at Florence's La Galleria dell'Accademia, also simply known as L'Accademia or the Accademia Gallery, where David is displayed. That money, however, goes to the Italian government, and not the city.
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The city of Florence and the Italian government are in dispute
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Who owns Michelangelo's David?
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The issue is who gets the 8 million euros tickets generate each year

Question: Giani said his records show the new Rome-based Italian government paid to move @placeholder because it took the responsibility of "tutelage" over the new nation's heritage.


By Nikki Murfitt PUBLISHED: 16:01 EST, 15 June 2013 | UPDATED: 03:40 EST, 17 June 2013 The body of Moors Murder victim Keith Bennett may have been buried nearly 40 miles from Saddleworth Moor, the focus of the search for his remains up to now, according to a forthcoming TV documentary. The programme claims that photographs taken by Myra Hindley and Ian Brady as ‘grave markers’  during their killing spree show a Staffordshire beauty spot called Ramshaw Rocks. Now experts are calling on police to search the site in case it is the 12-year-old’s final resting place. Potential clue: The photograph shows Ian Brady holding a dog above his head at Ramshaw Rocks in Staffordshire
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Photo believed to be taken by Myra Hindley and Ian Brady to mark 12-year-old victim's grave
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Shows Brady in the Ramshaw Rocks in Staffordshire holding a dog
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Experts claim spot could be the site of graves of unknown victims
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News comes as Brady is about to fight for the right to die by being allowed to starve himself
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Bodies of four out of five known victims have been found on Yorkshire Moors
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Brady and Hindley took hundreds of pictures as mementos of their killing sprees
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Ian Brady, 75 is held in Ashworth hospital where he has been on hunger strike for 13 years
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Keith Bennett's mother Winnie Johnson, died last year after campaigning to find her son's body for decades

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(CNN) -- In the heat of battle, it's best to have your key allies closest to you and European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley has certainly done that by naming two close friends as his vice-captains. His decision was eased by knowing that both Sam Torrance and Des Smyth have previously played major roles in leading Europe to victory. The Irishman now hopes they can do the same when the Europeans seek to defend the trophy at Gleneagles in Scotland in September. McGinley's compatriot Smyth was one of Ian Woosnam's vice captains in 2006 when Europe recorded their largest home victory -- by 18½ points to 9½ -- at the K Club in Ireland.
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Scotland's Sam Torrance and Irishman Des Smyth named as first European vice captains
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Captain Paul McGinley says he will wait for team line up before naming remaining vice captains
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Both Torrance and Smyth have won the competition before
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Opening day's play at WGC Championship suspended by dangerous weather

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A Michigan man has erected a giant bronze sculture of a hand with its middle finger raised in the direction of his neighbor - who also happens to be his ex-wife. Alan Markovitz, 59, a Detroit strip-club entrepreneur, erected the 12-foot-high, spot-lit sculpture in the backyard of his lakefront Orchard Lake home. A person who appears to be the daughter of Markovitz's ex-wife Lea Tuohy tweeted about the sculpture. Flipped: The sculpture stands on the back porch of Alan Markovitz's home 'How psychotic do you have to be to buy the house directly next to your ex wife and then put a statue up like that?!?! Real classy alan,' Lenka Tuohy tweeted November 11.
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Strip club entrepreneur Alan Markovitz bought the house next door to his ex-wife's home
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He erected a 12-foot sculpture of a hand with its middle finger raised in his backyard
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The sculpture faces next door and can be seen clearly from his ex-wife's windows
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At night it has a spotlight trained on it
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Markovitz says he's 'so over' his ex-wife

Question: Neighbors: Lenka Tuohy (right) and her mother @placeholder (left) can see the sculpture from their back windows


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:16 EST, 24 September 2012 | UPDATED: 00:26 EST, 24 September 2012 Iran's hardline president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has joined a chorus of Islamist nations that have condemned an anti-Islam film produced in the U.S. The Islamist regime also had some tough talk in the face of a possible attack from Israel over its long-disputed nuclear programme. When asked about the series of protests sparked by the film in the Muslim world, Ahmadinejad called the protests ‘ugly,’ but slammed the video itself as an 'abuse of freedom.' Scroll down for video Tough talk: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has condemned the anti-Muslim film that has sparked outrage across the Muslim world
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Iranian president condemns Innocence of Muslims film, saying that 'offending the high profit is quite ugly'
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General says Iran's forces can 'break the back' of Israel in 24 hours

Question: @placeholder has warned that the Iranians are quickly approaching weapons capability and that the threat of force must be seriously considered.


(CNN) -- Bahrain, the tiny Arab kingdom engulfed in strife between the Sunni government and the majority Shiite populace, has initiated court action to dissolve two opposition parties, a lawmaker told CNN on Thursday. The claim called for the dissolution of the Wefaq and Al-Amal movements, two Shiite groups in the forefront of recent protests against the Bahrain government, a key U.S. ally in the Persian Gulf. Abdul Khalil Jalil, a member of parliament from Wefaq, confirmed the development but didn't provide details. Bahrain, where the U.S. Navy anchors its Fifth Fleet, is a small predominantly Shiite country governed by a Sunni royal family.
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Two Shiite groups are targeted by the Sunni government
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It comes amid criticism of Bahrain over stiff crackdown
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Shiites in Bahrain have had longstanding grievances

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(CNN) -- Just steps away from the courthouse where a jury decided George Zimmerman's fate, demonstrators vowed that their fight wasn't over. "Nationwide protest to demand justice," they chanted after the jury's not guilty verdict in Sanford, Florida, cleared Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. It wasn't long before some appeared to be heeding their call. Protesters rallied in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Baltimore, Detroit, New York and other cities. "I came here today to stand in solidarity with Trayvon Martin's family, and everyone else searching for justice for him, and wanting to bring Zimmerman to justice," said Kellie Knight. She spoke at a protest at Union Square in New York City.
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NEW: Protesters rally in New York, Denver, Baltimore and Detroit
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NEW: "If it can happen to her son, it can happen to anybody's son or daughter," says one
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Obama urges "calm reflection," asks Americans to reflect on toll of gun violence
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Leaders call for protests to remain peaceful, push for change

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Hours after President Barack Obama said the fatal shooting of an unarmed African-American teen in Florida requires national "soul searching," a lawyer for the man at the center of an investigation said the shooting had nothing to do with race. "I asked him, 'Are you a racist? Do you have anything against black people?' and he said 'No'," George Zimmerman's legal adviser Craig Sonner told CNN. Sonner said Zimmerman and his wife served as mentors to two teenage children of an African-American woman. Though funding was cut for the program, the couple continued their efforts on their own, taking the 13-year-old girl and 14-year-old boy on outings to a mall, a science center and a basketball game. They also helped in a fundraiser for an African-American church, the lawyer said.
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"I believe his life is in danger," Zimmerman's lawyer says
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Obama says nation must do some soul-searching over shooting
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Special prosecutor not sure grand jury will be necessary in case

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(CNN) -- Police in Buffalo, New York said Saturday evening that they have arrested and charged a suspect in connection with a shooting spree that left four dead outside a downtown restaurant earlier in the day. The Buffalo Police Department said 25-year old Keith Johnson is in custody and has been charged with four counts of second degree murder. Authorities would not comment on whether Johnson knew his alleged victims. Eight people hit by bullets in the early morning rampage, police say. One of the four survivors is in critical condition. At a news conference Saturday, Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda said that the dead -- two men and two women -- included a Texas man who was celebrating his wedding anniversary.
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NEW: A 25-year old suspect is under arrest in connection with the shooting spree
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NEW: Keith Johnson has been charged with four counts of second degree murder
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Eight people were shot, four fatally, at the City Grill restaurant
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(CNN) -- Russia's military occupation of Ukrainian territory on the Crimean peninsula constitutes a blatant violation of the commitments that Moscow undertook in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances for Ukraine. The United States and United Kingdom, the other two signatories, now have an obligation to support Ukraine and penalize Russia. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Ukraine found itself holding the world's third largest nuclear arsenal, including some 1,900 strategic nuclear warheads that had been designed to attack the United States. Working in a trilateral dialogue with Ukrainian and Russian negotiators, American diplomats helped to broker a deal —the January 1994 Trilateral Statement — under which Ukraine agreed to transfer all of the strategic nuclear warheads to Russia for elimination and to dismantle all of the strategic delivery systems on its territory.
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Steven Pifer: In Ukraine occupation, Russia reneging on 1994 deal to leave it alone
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Budapest Memorandum let Ukraine shed nukes in exchange for its sovereignty, he says
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U.S., Russia, UK, Ukraine signed. Russia now reneging. West must penalize it, he says
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Pifer: Failure to support Ukraine could delegitimize future nuke deals, like with Iran

Question: @placeholder negotiators —myself among them — discussed this point in detail with Ukrainian counterparts so that there would be no misunderstanding.


(CNN) -- The death toll from a cholera outbreak in Haiti has risen to more than 330, and officials believe Hurricane Tomas may worsen the situation as it approaches, a U.N. spokeswoman said Saturday. The number of confirmed cholera cases has climbed to 4,764, with 337 deaths, said Imogen Wall, spokeswoman for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Haiti, citing information provided by the Haitian government. Those numbers represent the people that were able to make it to the hospital, she said. Another 200 cases are suspected in the nation's West Department, or province, she said.
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The death toll from a cholera outbreak is 337
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Another 200 cases are suspected
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Tomas is expected to near Haiti on Thursday

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Delhi, India (CNN) -- There are more elephants in India than Mormons. Five of the rare Mormons are in a Bible class in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, which occupies a portion of a red residential building in south Delhi. The class has just been disrupted by me with a weird question. All the five Mormons are adolescent girls, almost modern at first glance in jeans and skirts and t-shirts. For some reason the question has made them burst into giggles and to make eyes at each other. Only one of the girls knows the answer. "Mitt Romney is a presidential candidate," she says in a mumble. Others nod to indicate that the name is now familiar. But they look surprised when they are told he is a Mormon.
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Many admire Obama, but Delhi academics say Republican presidents are better for India
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Regardless of the outcome, Manu Joseph says India envies America's two-party system
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Joseph says Indian media will find it hard to deny their love of Obama in lead-up to election

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By Allan Hall Forensic scientists have identified the remains of a woman found buried at the estate of Hitler's deputy Hermann Goering 21 years ago as those of his wife Carin. Carin, born Carin Fock in Sweden, died aged 42 in 1931 and was buried in her homeland. But as Goering rose through the Nazi ranks he had her body exhumed and transported to his massive hunting lodge outside of Berlin called Carinhall in her memory. Nazi love: The body of Carin Goering (left), the first wife of high-ranking Nazi Hermann Goering has been discovered on the site of his former hunting lodge near Berlin
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Goering's first wife Carin died of heart failure in 1931
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She was originally buried in her native Sweden but later moved to Germany
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Goering had the lodge destroyed in 1945 as the Red Army advanced

Question: Nazi leaders: Adolf Hitler visits @placeholder at his Carinhall hunting lodge where the body of his first wife Carin, which Goering had exhumed from her native Sweden, has recently been discovered


A 16-year-old thug who murdered the father-to-be who escorted him home from a drunken night out has been told he will spend at least 15 years behind bars. An intoxicated Connor Doughton had already tried to fight a nightclub bouncer and had hurled abuse at a woman on the street when Michael-Lee Emmett and John Williams decided to walk him back to his parents' house in Blackwood, South Wales. But once home, troubled Doughton ran to the kitchen to grab a knife, before heading outside where he stabbed both Mr Emmett and Mr Williams. Connor Doughton, 16, (left) who murdered Michael-Lee Emmett, 29,  (right) after the father-of-three escorted him home from a drunken night out, has been told he will spend at least 15 years behind bars
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Connor Doughton, 16, jailed for murdering Michael-Lee Emmett, 29
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Judge tells teenager he will spend at least 15 years behind bars
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Mr Emmett and friend Mr Williams had walked a drunk Doughton home
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He had tried to fight a bouncer and they did not want him to get into trouble
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But when they reached his parents' house, Doughton stabbed them
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Mr Williams survived but Mr Emmett died in hospital a month later
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Father of twin boys never met daughter, born two days before his death

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(CNN) -- A second Syrian teenager has been returned to his parents -- lifeless, battered and, according to activists, a victim of torture. A video released Thursday by activists includes a woman wailing as a body is unwrapped at the hospital in Daraa. "My son, it's my son," the voice cries out. "This scar here, I swear its my son, I stitched this cut on him when he was little." The boy was identified as Tamer Mohammed al Sharey, 15, who disappeared after an April 29 demonstration. He was from the same village as Hamza Ali al-Khateeb, 13. Hamza's killing has enraged, mobilized and emboldened the country's opposition movement. Tamer was at the same demonstration Hamza attended, according to activists.
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Activists say second Syrian teenager has been tortured and killed
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Tamer Mohammed al Sharey, 15, disappeared at a demonstration
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Tamer was from the same village as Hamza Ali al-Khateeb, 13
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CNN cannot verify claims or authenticate videos of the teens

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Question: Children led @placeholder's funeral procession carrying banners reading, "Tamer the martyred ... detained alive ... martyred after torture."


Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann feels the club will be better off in the long term without Luis Suarez, a player he believes 'can't be trusted'. Suarez was the Reds' star man last season, notching 31 Barclays Premier League goals to help them finish second in the table. The Uruguay forward was subsequently hit with a four-month ban from all football-related activities for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup - he will learn the outcome of his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday - and Liverpool sold him to Barcelona for £75million. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Liverpool defender Jose Enrique discuss Suarez's absence
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Suarez was banned for biting twice during Liverpool career
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Appeal due to be decided by Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday
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Uruguayan joined Barcelona for £75million this summer
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Hamann says player can't be trusted and Liverpool are better with the six or seven players who have come in to replace him
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But Champions League winner doesn't expect Brendan Rodgers' side to win the league this season

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London (CNN) -- In recent months, much ink has been spilt exploring why some young British Muslims abandon a comfortable life in the UK to join one of the most brutal and blood-thirsty terrorist groups in recent history, namely the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Sadly, much of this commentary has struggled to move beyond clichés that revolve around hate preachers and extremist websites. In order to arrive at a more nuanced understanding of why a group like ISIS is able to attract hundreds of young British Muslims, we must examine a wide range of factors that contribute towards creating a ISIS narrative that has resonance and appeal.
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We must examine why ISIS narrative has resonance and appeal, writes Ghaffar Hussain
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Hussain: Groups like ISIS restore collective pride to Muslims feeling victimized, humiliated
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Blame can be shifted to perceived enemy and sinister anti-Muslim conspiracy theories, he adds
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Mainstream Muslim commentators must promote positive role models, Hussain says

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By Sophie Jane Evans For most dogs, going for walks on grass, chewing on bones and eating dog food are part of daily life. But for Ruby the black Labrador this isn't the case - because she is allergic to being a dog. The three-year-old, from Edinburgh, has allergies to meat, milk, dust mites and some types of grass. Allergic to life: Ruby the Labrador, pictured with her 27-year-old owner Karen Stanfield, is allergic to being a dog She is forced to eat homemade vegetarian meals instead of normal dog food - and even takes the drug Piriton to keep her sneezing and spluttering at bay.
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Ruby the Labrador is allergic to meat, milk, dust mites and types of grass
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Three-year-old must eat homemade vegetarian meals instead of dog food
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She even takes drug Piriton to keep her sneezing and spluttering at bay
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Owner Karen Stanfield, 27, is forced to keep house in Edinburgh spotless
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'People ask: "How can a dog be allergic to things dogs love? ", she says

Question: Unlike a normal 18-month-old @placeholder puppy, she refused to play or go for walks and started to lose weight, despite eating all the food she was given.


President Obama has angered wealthy jet-setting New Yorkers with his travel plans this weekend because much of New York’s airspace will be shut down during his visit to the state. The timing of the President’s trip to New York's Westchester County today for a series of weekend fundraisers could not have come at a worst time because it will be during the Labor Day weekend. According to CBS, the Federal Aviation Administration will put the skies over New York City on lock down until Saturday. Travel: The timing of the President's trip to New York's Westchester County Friday for a series of weekend fundraisers couldn't come at worst time because it's the Labor Day weekend
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The President is due to fly to New York's Westchester County
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The timing could not be worst as it is during the Labor Day weekend
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The no-fly zone will last from Friday afternoon and all day Saturday
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By car, a trip to the Hamptons takes two hours from Manhattan

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Bucharest, Romania (CNN) -- Romania's president Traian Basescu was suspended on Friday, after the impeachment motion filed by the ruling coalition passed the Parliament's vote. Romania's coalition of Social Democrats and Liberals argued their action by saying that President Traian Basescu has breached the Constitution and overstepped his authority. The motion passed with 256 votes, 39 more than the minimum required. The country is expected to hold a referendum on July 29, when Romanians will have to vote whether they want Basescu to remain in office. During the suspension, National Liberal Party leader Crin Antonescu, who is also the president of the Senate, will assume the interim presidency. Earlier this week, Antonescu was appointed the president of the Senate. This position allows him to assume the president's attributions, in case the latter is suspended, according to the Constitution.
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NEW: Parliament votes to suspend the president
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The move marks the latest in a series of attacks between the prime minister and the president
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The coalition holds a comfortable majority in parliament

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There were some big calls at Twickenham, but Northampton were the deserving winners of a terrific game which leaves me thinking there are direct comparisons between Saracens and England. Saracens, rather like England at present, have the team ethic, work-rate and commitment that every coach dreams of and are hugely competitive. But at the elite level, they are a couple of world-class players short of being able to seal the deal. Northampton in contrast had the two ‘special’ players on view yesterday in Courtney Lawes and George North who would both command a place in any current World XV on form like that.
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Northampton beat Saracens 24-20 (AET) in the Premiership final
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Steve Borthwick bows out as one of the greats of the game
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Chris Pennell must leave Worcester to further England career
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France's T14 is better than Premiership believes Woodward

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By Ben Spencer Teenagers who play violent computer games such as Grand Theft Auto are more likely to drink, smoke and have unprotected sex, psychologists have found. Games that glorify risky behaviour can encourage adolescents to become more rebellious and seek out thrills themselves, according to a new study. Scientists tracked 5,000 American teenagers for four years, and found a distinct correlation between the frequency that they played violent games and their behaviour. Teenagers who play violent computer games such as Grand Theft Auto (pictured) are more likely to drink, smoke and have unprotected sex, psychologists at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire have found
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This is according to a study of 5,000 US teenagers by Dartmouth College
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Other violent games linked by the scientists to deviant behaviour include Manhunt - a psychological horror video game - and Spiderman 2
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Teenage fans of games are more likely to smoke, drink and be aggressive
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Within 4 years, the study found behaviour included petty theft and fights
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Study says violent characters affect how teenagers think of themselves
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Question: @placeholder, a phenomenally successful game now in its fifth edition, involves stealing cars and driving at excessive speeds to evade police cars, with extra points for knocking over innocent bystanders or committing other crimes.


By Lillian Radulova A new app, put together by the State Library of Victoria, allows users to virtually step back onto the city streets of Melbourne in the 1800s to experience the city's rich history and the majesty behind some of its old architecture. The mobile phone program was developed in a bid to engage the Library's audience in a new way while making a fraction of their collection of 300,000 photographs more accessible. Using up to 300 photographs, Street History: Hoddle's Grid uses your location to show nearby buildings, street views and aerial photographs -  as well as the stories of each location- from as early as 1840.
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The State Library of Victoria has begun digitising their collection of 300,000 images to make them more accessible
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Street History: Hoddle's Grid, the library's new app, has 300 photographs of Melbourne's CBD dating back to 1840
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Using people's location, it shows images of nearby buildings, street views and aerial photographs alongside stories
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The State Library plans to extend the project to suburbs, with plans to digitise at least 75,000 more photographs in the next year

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By Mark Duell Reaching speeds of up to 100mph and flying only yards apart, these breaktaking photographs show how two nine-year-old girls today became the world’s youngest formation wingwalkers. Rose Powell, of Wandsworth, south-west London, and Flame Brewer, of Kensal Rise, north-west London, took to the skies on two of their grandfather’s vintage biplanes over Gloucestershire. The cousins became the third generation of their families to wingwalk on the Boeing Stearman aircraft when they took off from RFC Rendcomb airfield, near Cirencester. Scroll down for video Exciting: Rose Powell, of Wandsworth, south-west London, and Flame Brewer, of Kensal Rise, north-west London, took to the skies on two of their grandfather's vintage biplanes over Gloucestershire
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Rose Powell and Flame Brewer took to the skies in Gloucestershire
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Cousins wingwalked on two of their grandfather’s vintage biplanes
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Third generation of their families to wingwalk on Boeing Stearman
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Inspired by plight of friend, six, with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- The battle over Texas' attempts to change its law on abortion ran well into the night at the state capitol in Austin, with thousands milling around, all wanting to be heard during a public hearing. People representing both sides of the issue signed up to testify Tuesday at a House committee meeting on HB2, a bill that would impose strict new regulations on abortions in the state. The measure seeks to ban abortions past 20 weeks of gestation, mandate abortion clinics to become ambulatory surgical centers, and require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic at which they're providing abortion services.
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Groups from both sides of the abortion debate crowd the Texas capitol
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Almost 2,000 people sign up to speak at a House committee hearing
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The bill would ban most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy
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It passes a committee with an 8-3 vote; the Senate is looking at its own version

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