For Heather Watson, the strain of bearing British hopes at Wimbledon manifests itself in strange ways. On Tuesday it was a case of lockjaw. Nerves meant the resurgent British No 1 was so uptight she was not just Sleepless in SW19, which is normal for her, but also incapable of opening her mouth ahead of her first round. Happily the anxiety evaporated once she walked on court to meet Croatia’s highly rated Ajla Tomljanovic, and she was able to avoid the possibility of a Tuesday wipeout for the host nation with an ultimately comfortable 6-3, 6-2 victory. Serene: Heather Watson eased into the second round with victory over Ajla Tomljanovic
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Heather Watson was in impressive form in reaching the second round
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She is only the second British woman to make it through a match this year
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Watson plays Angelique Kerber in the second round

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Washington (CNN) -- A Nigerian man whose wife was among 153 people killed Sunday when an MD-83 aircraft crashed in Lagos, Nigeria, has filed suit against the manufacturer of the plane and its engines, and against the estate of the American who was piloting the aircraft. In a 56-page lawsuit, David Chukwunonso Allison alleges that the plane and its engines were defective and "unreasonably dangerous," leading to the death of his wife of two years, Joy Allison. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, names the Boeing Co. and its subsidiary, McDonnell Douglas Corp., as well as engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp. and United Technologies Corp. It also names the estate of Peter Waxtan of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the pilot of the plane.
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NEW: Pratt & Whitney says it's "cooperating fully with investigating authorities"
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David Chukwunonso Allison's wife, Joy, died in the plane crash Sunday in Nigeria
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His lawsuit alleges the plane and its engines were defective
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Before the crash, the pilot had issued a mayday saying both engines had failed

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New Delhi (CNN) -- India's top court Thursday sentenced a leading Bollywood star, Sanjay Dutt, to five years in prison in connection with bomb attacks in Mumbai in 1993. The supreme court in New Delhi upheld his conviction on charges of possessing illegal weapons tied to the bombings, which killed 257 people and wounded hundreds more. He has four weeks to surrender, said his lawyer, Satish Maneshinde. In 2006, Dutt was convicted of illegally possessing an AK-56 rifle and a 9 mm pistol under India's Arms Act. He was cleared of a more serious accusation of conspiracy in the attacks. Dutt was later sentenced to six years in prison.
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India's top court sentences Sanjay Dutt to five years in prison
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It upheld his conviction on weapons charges related to bombings in Mumbai in 1993
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In 2006, Dutt was convicted of illegally possessing an AK-56 rifle and a 9 mm pistol
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In his defense, the actor has said the weapons were meant to protect his family

Question: And it is unfortunate that this has happened," @placeholder said after Thursday's verdict.

Question: "He will have to serve another 3Â½ years, (which are left after having spent 18 months in jail already)" @placeholder added.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:46 EST, 2 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:51 EST, 2 July 2012 A British father has been offered the chance of a life-saving kidney from a distant cousin in America - after he wrote about his plight on Facebook. Andy Williamson, 44, has polycystic kidney disease and has been undergoing dialysis every day for the last year as he waits for a new donor organ. He began documenting his illness on the popular social networking site and was stunned when he received a message from a distant cousin who lives in America. Amazing offer: John Williamson (left) has come forward as a potential kidney donor for his distant cousin Andy, pictured with his daughter Dora aged 2 and his wife Suzy
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Andy had only seen his American cousin twice before John offered to donate his kidney as a living donor
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John said: 'In the grand scheme of things it doesn't feel like a sacrifice'

Question: '@placeholder saw that I was in need of a new kidney, and offered to be a living donor.


Rep. Tom Cotton has a 2-point advantage over Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor in a new CNN/ORC International poll of the political knife fight for the U.S. Senate seat in Arkansas. Cotton's 49%-47% edge over the incumbent falls well within the survey's 4.5% margin of error, essentially making this race, which will help determine who controls the Senate, a dead heat two months before Election Day. There is no sugarcoating the bitterness between the two candidates in this high-profile contest. Pryor's campaign released an ad accusing the Republican Cotton of voting against legislation that would help prepare the U.S. for a pandemic situation such as the Ebola virus, while Cotton has charged that Pryor is soft on illegal immigration.
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Republican Tom Cotton holds slim edge over Democratic incumbent Mark Pryor
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Arkansas race is another that could determine who controls the Senate
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White women could be the key voting bloc that determines the outcome

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On both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, key questions are lingering after Mexico's presidential vote. Election authorities projected Enrique Peña Nieto of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, as the winner Sunday night. But his closest competitor, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the Democratic Revolution Party, or PRD, has not conceded. The election results raise issues rooted in Mexico's complicated political past that will play a critical role in shaping the nation's future, analysts say. Has the PRI, a political party that critics accuse of being authoritarian and corrupt, changed its approach in Mexico? Will Lopez Obrador and his supporters protest the election results as they have in the past? And will Peña Nieto's proposal to decrease violence mark a significant shift in U.S.-Mexico drug war policy?
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Projected winner Enrique Peña Nieto says he remains committed to cartel fight
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Former Pentagon official: Social unrest after the election "could be an explosive mixture"
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Analyst: Mexicans "are going to force the PRI to govern in a different way"
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Peña Nieto says he's part of a new generation, but critics aren't convinced

Question: Beyond Mexico's borders, part of @placeholder's campaign platform has been a focal point for U.S. officials and lawmakers: Peña Nieto's pledge to focus more on reducing violence and less on catching cartel leaders and blocking drugs from reaching the United States.


(CNN) -- It wasn't the best day for Trekkers. After a successful online campaign that propelled "Vulcan" - the most well-known planet from "Star Trek" - to the top of a poll to name two moons orbiting Pluto, fans found out on Tuesday that the moons would be named "Kerberos" and "Styx" (which placed second and third) instead. The SETI Institute explained that despite the popularity of "Vulcan" (in large part due to a Twitter campaign by "Trek's" own William Shatner and endorsed by castmate Leonard Nimoy), the name was not new to the world of astronomy. "The (International Astronomical Union) gave serious consideration to this name, which happens to be shared by the Roman god of volcanoes," SETI stated in a press release.
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The SETI institute named two moons orbiting Pluto 'Kerberos' and 'Styx'
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Despite winning online poll, the name 'Vulcan' was not chosen
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'Star Trek's' William Shatner professed outrage at the decision on Twitter
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The band Styx, however, was delighted with the news

Question: He went on, "@placeholder fans have had it rough.

Question: "As always we have our fans to thank for it and I predict a new @placeholder T-shirt in the making!"


By Taylor Auerbach Published: 02:48 EST, 2 April 2014 | Updated: 06:34 EST, 2 April 2014 A Scottish-born man living in Australia has won the right to be legally recognised as neither a man or a woman. 'Norrie', who only goes by their first name, underwent surgery to become a woman but has won the right to be considered 'gender neutral'  in a case that could have repercussions around the world. The Sydneysider had gender reassignment surgery in 1989 but stopped taking hormones and now sees their sex as 'non-specific'. Scroll down for video Androgynous victory: 'Norrie' won the right to be recognised as neither male nor female. The decision is a first and has similarities to cases before the courts in the US
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Australian high court grants Norrie the right to be neither man or woman
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Had gender reassignment surgery in 1989 but stopped taking hormones
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State's appeal against decision dismissed, ordered to pay Norrie's costs

Question: Landmark: Norrie's lawyers expect the finding will apply to other @placeholder states with similar legislation


Washington (CNN) -- House Democrats voted Wednesday to make Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-California, their leader for the 112th Congress, overcoming objections from moderates who argued that she was partly responsible for the party's overwhelming defeat at the polls two weeks ago. Republicans, who won a net gain of at least 61 seats in the elections, will control the House next year. They unanimously chose to be led once again by veteran Ohio Rep. John Boehner, now in line to inherit the speaker's gavel from Pelosi. Pelosi turned back a challenge from North Carolina Rep. Heath Shuler, a member of the party's diminished centrist "Blue Dog" faction, in a 150-43 vote. The speaker -- now set to be House minority leader in January -- retained the solid support of party liberals, who have noted her fundraising prowess and past ability to lead congressional Democrats to power, among other things.
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi wins election as the Democratic House leader
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Rep. John Boehner wins election as the GOP House leader -- and likely the next speaker
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Shuler calls his contest with Pelosi a fight to ensure Democratic moderates are heard
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Reps. Steny Hoyer and Jim Clyburn retain the second and third Democratic slots

Question: Under a deal brokered by Pelosi, Hoyer will become the minority whip in the next @placeholder -- the second Democratic slot -- while Clyburn will serve as assistant leader, a newly created third Democratic position.


Qatar have pulled out of the women's basketball competition at the Asian Games after refusing to abide by international regulations preventing them from wearing hijabs. The Qatari players had been asked to remove their head coverings before their opening group game against Mongolia on Wednesday, but chose to pull out of the match instead. According to International Basketball Federation (FIBA) rules, Article 4.2.2 says players cannot wear 'headgear, hair accessories and jewellery'. Qatar have pulled out of the women's basketball competition at the Asian Games after refusing to abide by international regulations preventing them from wearing hijabs With no sign of the rule being relaxed ahead of their next scheduled match against Nepal on Thursday, Qatar decided to withdraw from their remaining games.
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Qatari players were asked to remove their hijabs before their opening match
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But they chose to forfeit the game in the Asian Games instead
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Competition at the Games is down to rules of the sports' governing bodies
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Athletes in other sports can wear hijabs, but basketball remains exception
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The situation has left Qatari athletes confused and angry

Question: Both Qatar games were recorded as 20-0 defeats on the @placeholder' official website.


(CNN) -- For those who didn't know much about Shirley Temple, her passing this week revealed two surprises. First, that her post-Hollywood career was dominated by public service. She ran (unsuccessfully) for Congress in 1967, served as a representative to the United Nations and was ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia. And second, she was a Republican. She was that rarest of things nowadays: a Hollywood star who admitted to voting for the GOP. Today, Hollywood appears uniformly liberal. But once upon a time, things were different. While researching my forthcoming book on Hollywood and politics, I was surprised to discover how many vocal conservatives there were in Hollywood well into the 1970s - and that many of them enjoyed the company of Richard Nixon.
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Tim Stanley: Shirley Temple was American's sweetheart and a committed conservative
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Conservatism in Hollywood today is a rarity today
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Reagan, as president, wooed religious right; Hollywood conservatism declined, he says
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He says studios' political kingmakers now come from the left

Question: @placeholder's willingness to reach out to the religious right meant that while he was certainly a product of the movie industry, he had effectively divorced himself from its libertine culture.


A former FBI agent who went missing in Iran was working for the CIA there, not conducting private business as officials have previously claimed, The Associated Press and the Washington Post reported on Thursday. Both the State Department and Bob Levinson's family have long denied he was working for the U.S. government when he disappeared on a trip to Iran in 2007. But Thursday's reports from the Washington Post and the AP claim that Levinson had been on a CIA mission to dig up information. A source who's involved in the matter told CNN that there's proof that Levinson worked for the CIA undercover and under contract while also working as a private investigator.
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Source: The CIA apologized to the family, paid $2.5 million settlement
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Family: "It is time for the U.S. government to step up"
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AP and Washington Post: Bob Levinson was working for the CIA in Iran
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Officials and family have previously denied government ties to the trip

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(CNN)The second Dallas health care worker who was found to have the Ebola virus should not have boarded a commercial jet Monday, health officials say. Because she had helped care for Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, and because another health worker who cared for Duncan had been diagnosed with Ebola, the worker was not allowed to travel on a commercial plane with other people, said Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The worker had a temperature of 99.5 Fahrenheit (37.5 Celsius) before she boarded her flight, he added. Health care workers who had been exposed to Duncan were undergoing self-monitoring. They were allowed to travel but not on a commercial plane with other people, Frieden said.
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The second Dallas health care worker with Ebola will be moved to Atlanta on Wednesday
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The worker should not have traveled on a commercial plane, CDC director says
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Officials want to interview all 132 passengers on her flight
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A nurses' union slams Dallas hospital

Question: The news that she contracted @placeholder cast further doubt on the hospital's ability to handle the virus and protect employees.


The popular View-Master toy, beloved of children from the 1960s onwards, has got a modern makeover. Toy manufacturer Mattel has worked with Google on the new toy, which will rely on a smartphone to deliver its optical trickery. The virtual reality device makes use of Google’s Cardboard to deliver immersive scenes such as Alcatraz prison in San Francisco, called ‘360 degree photospheres’. Scroll down for video View-Master gets a make-over! Toy manufacturer Mattel has worked with Google to the new toy, which will rely on a smartphone to deliver its optical trickery. An illustration of the new device is shown
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Toy is a collaboration between Mattel and Google and will cost $30 (£20)
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Virtual reality device uses Google Cardboard technology for 3D scenes
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Device will work with an Android smartphone and dedicated app
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Reels must still be purchased separately, called '360 degree photospheres'

Question: The toy is a tool for @placeholder to get a younger audience into virtual reality.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:40 EST, 11 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:32 EST, 11 October 2012 An inmate on death row used his last breath to protest his innocence of the murder of a 12-year-old girl as he was executed in Texas last night despite his legal team arguing he was mentally ill. Jonathan Green, 44, was jailed for the abduction, rape and strangling of Christina Neal, 12, whose body was found at his home  a month after she was reported missing in 2000. Several last ditch appeals were made on the basis of his mental health in an attempt to save him from the death penalty but Green was given a lethal injection after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the arguments to spare him.
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Jonathan Green, 44, was jailed for the abduction, rape and strangling of schoolgirl Christina Neal, aged 12
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Her body was found at Green's home  a month after she was reported missing in 2000
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Green claimed he was innocent while his lawyers argued he was mentally ill
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Supreme Court dismissed appeals as mental illness can't disqualify someone from execution if they understand the sentence and reasons for punishment

Question: His wallet was found in some woods near clothing and jewellery that belonged to @placeholder but authorities found nothing else of significance at the time.


(CNN) -- You can almost hear them now. The throngs descending on San Diego Comic-Con, ready to devour as much pop culture as they can possibly muster over an extra-long weekend. Officially, the Con begins on Thursday of next week. But, there is that magical time known as Preview Night on Wednesday, when the number one, two and three items on the agenda are to snag as many exclusive goodies as possible... namely, toys! Comic-Con exclusives tend to be nostalgic in nature, and Hasbro's "Lost Wave" of "Indiana Jones" figures -- revealed for the first time on CNN.com -- is no exception. In honor of "Raiders of the Lost Ark's" 30th anniversary, the toy company is adding to the 2008 line of figures, including two new versions of Indy and one of Marion.
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Fans look forward to San Diego Comic-Con exclusives every year
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The best time to get exclusives are on Wednesday, Preview Night
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Hasbro has previously unreleased "Indiana Jones" figures this year
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Mattel will offer its first "Voltron" figure, and Entertainment Earth has "Dexter"

Question: The new Indy figures are sure to get fans drooling at Comic-Con, and here are five more toys that should fly off shelves on @placeholder.


By Freya Noble Guns, snakes and drugs have been seized in Sydney's west as police target an outlaw bikie gang. Four men were also arrested as Strike Force Raptor continued its investigation into the Rebels motorcycle gang, police say. On Thursday morning, a 47-year-old life member of the Rebels was arrested in Macquarie Fields. He was charged with 16 offences including commercial drug supply, ongoing drug supply and possession of a knife in a public place. A diamond python was one of three snakes seized during a raid on Thursday The man's arrest lead to four properties being searched - two in Macquarie Fields, one in Minto and another in Raby, police say.
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A diamond python, a jungle python and a carpet python were found at a series of bikie properties in western Sydney
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This comes a day after Cleo the alpaca was rescued from rival gang Gypsy Jokers
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Police charged one Rebel gang member with 16 drug related offences
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Weapons, drugs and ammunition also seized from three different properties

Question: But @placeholder wasn't the only thing police scooped during the dramatic raid.


Gangsters who planted a hand grenade in the bushes outside Kenny Dalglish's home were jailed for life today, ending a merciless campaign of violence across the north of England. The gang of five, led by Kirk Bradley and Anthony 'Fat Tony' Downes, both 26, was responsible for numerous shootings across Liverpool, a kidnapping in which they shot their victim and dumped him in woods and a string of bungled assassination attempts. But their weapon of choice was more often the hand grenade whether they were carrying out their own violent vendettas against rival crooks, or doing the dirty work for unscrupulous kingpins within Liverpool's criminal underworld.
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Gang of five sentenced to prison terms ranging from 12-22 years
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Two jailed in absentia as they are still 'on the run' after daring prison break
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Case brings end to campaign of terror across Merseyside

Question: The judge said of @placeholder, who was convicted of robbery aged 15: 'Bradley is plainly a very dangerous man.


The New York Times magazine is running a bombshell story alleging that the Pakistanis knew all along that Osama bin Laden was living for years in his longtime hiding place in the northern Pakistan city of Abbottabad, where he was killed by a U.S. Navy SEAL team on May 2, 2011. The Times story, titled "What Pakistan Knew About bin Laden," will carry weight: It was written by Carlotta Gall, the dean of the correspondents who have covered Afghanistan and Pakistan since that fateful day in 2001, when al Qaeda's four hijacked planes crashed through America's comfortable sense that vast oceans insulated it from its enemies.
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Peter Bergen: NYT article says Pakistan knew bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad
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He says reporter Carlotta Gall is a respected authority, but there's no evidence
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Bergen: Why would many high-level U.S. intelligence officials deny Pakistan's knowledge?
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Bergen: If Obama administration has information showing Pakistan knew, it must release it

Question: At great personal risk @placeholder has authoritatively covered the war in Afghanistan for the past 12 years.


(CNN) -- A statement from al Qaeda on Friday marking the death of Osama bin Laden included renewed warnings of terrorist attacks against U.S. interests around the world and suggested that a process to choose his successor is under way. "Sheikh Osama didn't build an organization to die when he dies," the message said. It was posted on several jihadist forums known for carrying al Qaeda statements. The man taking over will most likely be Ayman al-Zawahiri, an Egyptian who was al Qaeda's No. 2 under bin Laden. The bylaws of al Qaeda, recovered by the U.S. military in Afghanistan after September 11, set out clear guidelines on the replacement of bin Laden, requiring the Command, or Shura, Council of al Qaeda to "pledge allegiance to the deputy emir and elect him as emir in the event that the emir dies or is captured and there is no hope for his liberation."
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Ayman al-Zawahiri is the most likely successor to bin Laden, but he lacks his charisma
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Some Saudi and Yemeni members may refuse to swear allegiance to an Egyptian
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He is likely to face a difficult choice in selecting a deputy

Question: Analysts expect that al Qaeda may choose to announce the elevation of @placeholder through a written statement to avoid having him take the security risk of recording a statement.

Question: @placeholder was the charismatic icon of the terrorist organization and may have continued to play a greater operational role than thought.

Question: The discovery of information in bin Laden's files on what appears to be a small-scale aspirational plot to derail U.S. commuter trains on the 10th anniversary of September 11 indicates that @placeholder was being briefed even on the minutiae of some of al Qaeda's operations.


Rafael Nadal gritted his teeth, wiped his brow and looked to the sky after  winning on grass for the first time in two years. He had become only the 11th player in the open era to win 700 tour-level matches but his expression told a story of relief, not records, after he battled back to beat Martin Klizan 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. The murmurs began among the Centre Court crowd as the Slovakian, unknown to all but the tennis fanatics in attendance, served out to take the first set over the world No 1. After being bundled out in the first round at Wimbledon last year by tour journeyman Steve Darcis, was Nadal about to take another early bow?
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Rafael Nadal beat Martin Klizan after losing the first set
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The World No 1 recovered from Klizan's bold opening display to win 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 on Centre Court

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Aleksandar Tonev  broke cover on Wednesday to again deny he is a racist — despite his appeal against a seven-game ban for abusing Aberdeen’s Shay Logan failing on Tuesday. The on-loan Aston Villa winger lost his bid to have an earlier Judicial Panel judgment overturned, with an appellate body branding him an unreliable witness. Although Celtic have the option of taking the matter to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, so far the Parkhead club have only said they will seek to address the evidence used in the case — namely one man’s word against another — with the SFA.
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Aleksandar Tonev was given seven-game ban for racial abuse
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Tonev was alleged to have called Aberdeen's Shay Logan a 'black c***'
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The Celtic winger lost an appeal against the verdict this week
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But once again protested his innocence and denied he was a racist

Question: ‘I want everyone to understand that — most of all the @placeholder fans, who have been a great support to me since coming to the club.


(CNN) -- Snapchat may be the latest application with a new mobile payment feature launched this week, but the idea that made Snapcash possible was spawned more than seven years ago in Africa. When M-Pesa came on the scene in 2007 -- a money transfer system devised by Vodafone and Kenya-based Safaricom - it sparked a mini-revolution. With the touch of a button, relatives in Nairobi could transfer cash instantly to their remote up-country families without the need for bank accounts, bureaucracy, and sometimes long journeys to settle accounts. Experimental beginnings Initially launched as an experiment in creating a development impact through a private-sector solution, and seeded with as little as £2 million (US$3.1 million) in competition money, the system has gone from strength to strength.
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Mobile money transfer system M-Pesa is aimed at people without bank accounts
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Launched in 2007 in Kenya, the revolutionary system has surpassed all expectations
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M-Pesa has nearly 17 million active customers and as many as 186,000 agents worldwide
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It recently launched in Romania where an estimated 35% of people have no bank account

Question: While it was originally designed for and aimed at those at the bottom of the pyramid, M-Pesa is used by almost everyone that needs to move money in @placeholder, allowing users to transfer between US$1,500--US$1,600 per day.


Ethics troubles complicated New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's chances of becoming Mitt Romney's running mate last year, The New York Times reports is in an upcoming chronicle of the 2012 presidential campaign. The Times reported that too many questions remained after Christie completed the vetting process and Romney had lingering concerns. The details come four days before New Jersey voters head to the polls to determine if Christie gets a second term. During a campaign stop Friday, he dismissed the report and told CNN that the authors are "just trying to sell books." Christie's challenges were first reported Thursday night by Times national political correspondent Johnathan Martin and based on details of the book, "Double Down: Game Change 2012."
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Concerns included investigation of Christie's travel expenditures while U.S. attorney.
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Revelation included in new book by reporters on presidential campaign, "Double Down"
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Christie faces New Jersey voters next week in gubernatorial reelection bid
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Book also says Obama campaign conducted focus groups, polling about replacing Biden with Clinton

Question: A 2010 report by the department's Inspector General concluded @placeholder â€” among five top prosecutors investigated -- was the "the U.S. attorney who most often exceeded the government (travel expense) rate without adequate justification."

Question: I think the President picked @placeholder as his running mate for the right reason, which is, if necessary, the vice president could be president.

Question: The Times obtained a copy of the book and reported that the President's top aides conducted "extensive group-sessions and polling in late 2011" to gauge whether dumping @placeholder could help bolster Obama's waning re-election hopes.


Virgin Galactic was operating short of safety standards that allow for crew members to survive two separate and unrelated failures, a safety expert has claimed. Considered best-practice within the industry, the system known as 'two failure tolerance' is designed to allow for survival if there are two unrelated problems on an aircraft. But Tommaso Sgobba, the former head of fight safety for the European Space Agency, said Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo had too few  safeguards in place to prevent an accident he believes was 'waiting to happen'. Scroll down for video A large piece of debris is pictured in the California desert after the spacecraft broke up in the sky above
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Expert claims SpaceShipTwo did not meet a 'two failure' safety standard
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Richard Branson's spacecraft disintegrated over California desert last week
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Its co-pilot Michael Alsbury was killed but pilot Peter Siebold survived

Question: In the wake of the disaster, Mr Sgobba has been highly critical of @placeholder's attempt to pioneer private space travel and claims the company worked in secrecy.


By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 18:09 EST, 21 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:09 EST, 21 July 2012 Commons Speaker John Bercow charged taxpayers £624 to have his chauffeur rush him to Devon for a ‘dirty weekend’ with wife Sally before she entered Celebrity Big Brother. His official limo picked him up at Westminster and drove him 224 miles to his favourite seaside resort, Woolacombe, where his wife and family were staying last August. Mrs Bercow has confessed that while there she used sex to persuade her husband to drop his opposition to her appearing on the Channel 5 reality programme.
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He dashed to Devon for a 'dirty weekend' with Sally
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She was due to appear on reality show Big Brother
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Their marriage was reportedly on rocks over show
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Mrs Bercow admits using sex to get him on board

Question: He was on holiday in Devon, but was called back to @placeholder to chair a one-day debate on the summer riots.


(CNN) -- Just as President Barack Obama secured his re-election, a scandal jolted his national security team. The resignation of retired four-star general David Petraeus as CIA director over an extramarital affair followed by the investigation of the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Allen, in relation to e-mail exchanges with a woman caught up in the Petraeus mess is just one of many dramas to unfold following a presidential re-election. Is Petraeus pillow talk a security threat? Here, we take a look at big scandals and controversies that plagued other presidents after voters re-elected them to the White House:
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Scandal engulfing Petraeus has jolted Obama's national security team
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George W. Bush hurt by Katrina; Bill Clinton was impeached
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Reagan was dogged by Iran/Contra, and Watergate ended Nixon's presidency

Question: @placeholder appeared on TV stating there were no "arms for hostages" deal but later admitted that there had been.


Parents: Kate and Gerry McCann were hurt by a controversial book about Madeleine, a judge ruled The former police chief who published astonishing claims that Kate and Gerry McCann faked their daughter Madeleine’s disappearance to cover up her death expects them to lose their libel battle against him, it was claimed today. Goncalo Amaral is reported to have said the early rulings by the judge in the  case suggested her verdict may be 'favourable' to him. The 57-year-old told Portuguese television on Friday that Maria Emilia Melo e Castro’s indications so far led him to believe he would win the case, according to the Daily Star.
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Kate and Gerry McCann were hurt by ex-police chief's book, says judge
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Goncalo Amaral alleges they faked disappearance to cover up death
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McCanns accuse former detective of hampering the search for girl

Question: A source close to the @placeholder said last night: ‘We expect it to be ready for next month.’


Gary Cahill will be taking Italy’s winner in Saturday’s World Cup opener personally. When you’re a top defender, that is how you feel. To be fair to the Chelsea defender, he was taken out of the game by Antonio Candreva’s pinpoint cross. The ball was played into the most difficult area for Cahill to deal with it — the back post. If Candreva had played the ball anywhere else in the penalty area, Cahill would have dealt with it. VIDEO Scroll down to brush up on your Portuguese with Gary Cahill Disappointed: Gary Cahill sits dejected at the final whistle as England were beaten 2-1 by Italy in the World Cup opener
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England defender allowed Mario Balotelli to get above him for Italy's winner
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Chelsea defender was taken out of the game by Antonio Candreva's pinpoint cross
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Cahill must forget about that moment and focus on match with Uruguay

Question: Floored: @placeholder runs off to celebrate as Cahill ends up with his face in the dirt


By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 14:29 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:36 EST, 8 August 2013 More than 30 moms gathered together to breastfeed their babies as part of a ‘Nurse In’ protest in front of the American Airlines ticketing counter at Baltimore–Washington International Airport on Wednesday morning. The protest was in reaction to the airline’s treatment of a mom on a flight last month when she ‘harassed’ for breastfeeding her five-month-old child. While that woman wishes to remain anonymous, her friend Hannah Butta has taken up the cause and organized Wednesday’s protest. 'Nurse-In': More than 30 moms gathered together to breastfeed their babies at Baltimore-Washington International Airport on Wednesday morning
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The protest was in support of a mom told to cover up while she breastfeed on a American Airlines flight last month
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The woman refused and claims she felt harassed
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Protest organizer Hannah Butta says breastfeeding in a public place is a legal right
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(CNN) -- Paris Saint-Germain completed the signing of Brazilian international defender Alex from Chelsea Friday on a two-and-a-half-year deal. The 29-year-old is re-united with PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti, who was in charge at Chelsea when they won the English Premier League and FA Cup double in 2010. He had fallen out of favor under Andre Villas-Boas and was also a target for fellow EPL side Queens Park Rangers, but chose the Parisian giants. "I knew about PSG's immense stature and that made me want to come," Alex told the club's official website. "For the past two months I've wanted to leave Chelsea and we finally opened talks with PSG. Everything went very well."
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Paris Saint-Germain complete signing of Brazil defender Alex from Chelsea
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Alex re-united with former Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti
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Ancelotti rules out January move for Manchester City's Carlos Tevez
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Tevez's agent Kia Joorabchian claims his player will eventually join PSG

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The secretive nation of North Korea had given away the status of its nuclear arms program months before its controversial leader, Kim Jong Un, openly declared he would order nuclear strikes, it was revealed today. Newsweek/Daily Beast today exclusively revealed that the country, known as much for its nuclear weapons as for its propaganda, had the resources to launch a nuclear attack in December. Part of a rocket launched by North Korea in December was recovered by U.S. officials, who then determined the true threat the nation posed. The debris provided valuable insight into what had been happening beyond the De-militarized Zone in the capital of Pyongyang.
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Three North Korean non-proliferation officials said that the secretive country tipped off U.S. officials after members of the American Navy found part of a rocket in December
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Fuel container shed more light into DPRK's means of attack
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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:17 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 08:55 EST, 28 November 2013 A woman who has spent the month growing a moustache has been so pleased with people's reactions that she's considering keeping it. Sarah O'Neill was once dubbed 'Mac3' due to having an excess of facial hair as a result of suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). One of the most common symptoms is a high level of male hormones (androgens), which leads to hair growth, meaning she would spend hours shaving and waxing her face. Scroll down for video Sarah O'Neill has facial hair on her upper lip and chin as a result of suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome. She decided to grow a moustache for Movember to highlight the problem and raise awareness
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Sarah O'Neill, 29, suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
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Usually shaves and tweezes it away - but ditched her razor for Movember
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'I wanted people to know I'm not lazy or unclean, it's just a medical condition'

Question: As @placeholder loomed closer this year, she decided it was time to banish the myth that only men grow moustaches and take part in the charity event.


Prime Minister Tony Abbott has copped a ribbing from Today Show presenter Karl Stefanovic after he looked a little a dusty the morning after his important night with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe.The Channel Nine breakfast show host observed that Mr Abbott might have had a few too many Sakes with Mr Abe after signing agreements to boost trade and defence ties between Australia and Japan. Mr Abbott celebrated the deal with his 'good friend' Mr Abe at a formal dinner at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday night and appeared on the Today Show in a live link from Canberra at 7.16am on Wednesday.
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Australian Prime Minister dined with the Japanese Prime Minster on Tuesday night
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Photos taken in Canberra showed them drinking wine together
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Today Show presenter Karl Stefanovic told Mr Abbott he looked a 'little bit worse for wear' on Wednesday morning
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PM admitted it was a 'very convivial' night

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CO2 may have been trapped into rocks in a process called carbonation By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:19 EST, 23 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 23 October 2013 Scientists have discovered how the atmosphere of Mars turned to stone. British researchers believe they have worked out how Mars lost its early carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere to become the cold and arid planet it is today. The research provides the first direct evidence on Mars of a process called 'carbonation', whereby a chemical reaction between carbon dioxide, water and chemicals within solid rock react to 'suck in' the carbon and trap it within the rock.
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CO2 may have been trapped into rocks in a process called carbonation
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Evidence of this was found in patterns of carbonate in Lafayette meteorite
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This caused Mars to become the cold and arid planet it is today
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The process also occurs on Earth, and if harnessed, could help improve technologies to battle climate change

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(CNN) -- After 20 years, over 300 goals and a host of major honors, Thierry Henry has called time on his football career. The Frenchman, who won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000 with his country, is hanging up his boots to pursue a broadcasting career. Although he made his breakthrough with French team Monaco, and spent time with Juventus, Barcelona and latterly New York Red Bulls, Henry is best remembered for a glittering eight-year spell with Arsenal in the English Premier League. Henry became the London club's all-time leading goalscorer and helped the Gunners win two league titles and the FA Cup on three occasions.
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Thierry Henry retires from football after 20-year career
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The Frenchman won the World Cup and Euro 2000 with his country
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Henry best known for his eight-year spell with Arsenal in the English Premier League
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He became the London club's all-time leading goalscorer

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Luis Suarez's stunning double has left Manchester City clinging to their Champions League dream after Barcelona beat them 2-1 at the Etihad. Suarez scored twice in the first half for Barca on his return to English football before Sergio Aguero brought City back into the tie with a goal in the 69th minute. Lionel Messi, the game’s outstanding player, missed a 90th minute penalty when Joe Hart saved and the Barcelona forward sent the rebounded wide. Joe Hart saves Lionel Messi's penalty in stoppage time to keep Man City within touching distance of Barcelona for the second leg The Uruguayan celebrates after putting his side 2-0 up in the first half and quietening down the Etihad Stadium
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Joe Hart saved Lionel Messi's stoppage time penalty to keep the score at 2-1 heading to the Nou Camp
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Manuel Pellegrini also believes that City still have a chance of upsetting the Catalan side in Spain
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Luis Suarez scored a first half double before Sergio Aguero halved the deficit in the second half
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Gael Clichy was sent off for two yellow's before Messi missed from the spot after being fouled by Pablo Zabaleta
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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 10:58 EST, 19 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:17 EST, 19 February 2013 From leather leggings to trophy trousers, trends for our legs come and go. But the one that works the hardest in most girl's wardrobes and looks set to stay for 2013 and beyond is trusty denim. New Look  is one of the biggest denim destinations on the high street, selling one pair of jeans every five seconds, and to celebrate the store has commissioned a fashion film inspired by original denim brand Levi's. Scroll down for video Recreation: New Look have recreated the 1985 Levi's jean commercial with a modern day version starring Rihanna's ex Dudley O'Shaughnessy
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New Look sell one pair of jeans every five seconds
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Model Nick Kamen shot to fame as the Levi's 501 man in 1985

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By Lizzie Parry They have been married for 45 years but still Malcolm Cowen struggles to recognise his own wife in a crowded room. The 67-year-old was born with the rare condition prosopagnosia or 'face-blindness', which means he is unable to recognise faces. The computer-programmer from Manchester has spent his life developing various strategies to help him handle social situations. Mr Cowen, who cannot pick out his own face in the mirror and likens his condition to dyslexia, said he has learned the clothes his wife wears and picks out his grandchildren, according to their ages. Grandfather Malcolm Cowen was born with a rare condition prosopagnosia or 'face-blindness', which means he cannot recognise people's faces, including his own in the mirror and that of his 66-year-old wife Beryl (left)
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Malcolm Cowen has the rare condition prosopagnosia or 'face-blindness'
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The 67-year-old, who likens it to dyslexia, cannot recognise his wife or family
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He has developed various strategies to cope, including spotting people's clothes and hairstyles and picking out his grandchildren according to age
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Wife Beryl, 66, acts as his minder in social situations guiding him
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He said: 'I can't recognise my own face in the mirror. I can't recognise faces in pictures and I can't even recognise my own wife's face'

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By John Stevens PUBLISHED: 18:42 EST, 31 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:43 EST, 31 December 2013 Hundreds of thousands from outside the EU will be eligible to work in Britain from today because of a passport giveaway by Bulgaria and Romania. It will give some of the poorest in Europe the right to live and work here. Bulgaria and Romania are offering national status to minority or ethnic groups living in non-EU states including Moldova, Macedonia, Serbia, Ukraine and Turkey. Romania and Bulgaria have been handing out passports to thousands of non-EU citizens, allowing them to come and work in Britain now that visa restrictions are lifted
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Bulgaria and Romanian offering passports to non-EU citizens
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Romania has offered citizenship to four million Moldovans
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Meanwhile Bulgaria has handed 90,000 Macedonians passports
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All will be able to come and work in the UK under EU rules

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(CNN) -- Think half-eaten cookies and carrots are the only way to prove it was actually Santa who put that reindeer sweater under your Christmas tree? Think again. Thanks to Google and the North American Aerospace Defense Command, also known as NORAD, you can track old Saint Nick on his Christmas Eve journey around the globe. Log on to Noradsanta.org to view a special Google Map displaying Santa's whereabouts. The map, which launched at 2 a.m. EST on Friday, uses little red and yellow presents to note the places Santa has already visited. Click on the presents to learn a bit about each location, like Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, where, according to the map, Santa visited at 8:16 a.m. EST on Friday.
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With Google and NORAD, you can track old Saint Nick on Christmas Eve
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Log on to Noradsanta.org to view a special Google Map displaying Santa's whereabouts
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The bi-national air defense command began tracking Santa in 1955

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Tributes have been pouring in for Steve Strange, the front man of pop band Visage who died of a heart attack aged 55 in the Egyptian resort of Sharm-el-Sheikh yesterday. But while he is most remembered for his music, the man who helped bring New Romantic style to the world in the 1980s is still having an impact on wardrobes - and make-up bags. From Cara Delevigne's bold eyebrows to Kim Kardashian's love of contouring and Kelis' wacky approach to facial jewellery, Strange has inspired a generation of daring A-list beauty fans. Scroll down for video Kim Kardashian is famed for her contouring make-up that accentuates her features giving her more defined cheekbones and a slimmer face, right. But this picture of Steve in 1981, left,  shows how he knew how to use contouring to full effect long before the reality TV star
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The Visage frontman died of a heart attack in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt, yesterday, aged 55
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New Romantic pioneer known for his revolutionary contoured, coloured and graphical make-up in the 1980s
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His look continues to influence modern stars such as Kim Kardashian, Cara Delevigne and Lady Gaga

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San Francisco (CNN) -- In the world of gaming, money doesn't necessarily buy respect. Online games designed to be played on Facebook, called "social games" in industry jargon, have multiplied in the last few years, since the world's largest social network introduced a Web platform for friend-enhanced applications. But even at a time when Zynga Game Network, which makes the wildly popular "FarmVille," is valued higher than software giant Electronic Arts, social games don't have much street cred among hard-core gamers or industry veterans. A clearer picture of these dynamics emerged at last week's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, where CNN attended panels and interviewed designers and programmers.
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Facebook game developers say they're sometimes put at the bottom of the pecking order
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Some critics consider social games money-driven rather than artistic

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Ann Arbor, Michigan (CNN) -- "We did not have a right to choose where we lived ... freedom of speech, or freedom of actions. The traffickers had keys to our apartment. They controlled all of our movement and travel. They watched us and listened when we called our parents. They didn't let us make friends or tell anyone anything about ourselves. We couldn't keep any of the money we earned. We couldn't ask anyone for help." -- Lena Lena was an athletic student from Eastern Europe yearning to visit the United States through a study-abroad program at her college. She had visions of learning English and returning home to share her experiences with her family.
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Bridgette Carr says sex trafficking thrives in U.S. communities
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Victims of sex trade are often wrongly viewed as criminals, she says
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Carr: To fight trafficking, communities must become aware, reduce demand

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It is definitely not a candidate to become a new home for humanity. Nasa's Hubble Space Telescope has made the most detailed global map yet of the glow from a turbulent planet outside our solar system - and found an astonishingly inhospitable environment. The exoplanet, called WASP-43b,  is a world of extremes. This is a temperature map of the 'hot Jupiter' class exoplanet WASP 43b. The white-colored region on the daytime side is 2,800 degrees Fahrenheit. The nighttime side temperatures drop to under 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit. First discovered in 2011, WASP-43b is located 260 light-years away. The planet is about the same size as Jupiter, but is nearly twice as dense.
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Seething winds howl at the speed of sound
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3,000-degree-Fahrenheit 'day' side, hot enough to melt steel
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Pitch-black 'night' side with plunging temperatures below 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit

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Southampton's superb start to the season continued as they saw off the challenge of QPR on Saturday. Click here for his stats and all the players' heat maps in our brilliant Match Zone. Ronald Koeman admitted even he is shocked by the scintillating start to Southampton's season after a win against Queens Park Rangers kept them second in the table. How the scoreline was not greater was miraculous after twice the woodwork and busy QPR goalkeeper Rob Green kept them at bay until two well-worked moves ended with him beaten. Thirteen points from their first six league games is their best ever start to the Barclays Premier League and leaves them just three of first-place Chelsea.
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Graziano Pelle's fourth goal for Southampton earned them all three points against QPR in a tight encounter
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Saints dominated the first half but Harry Redknapp's stood firm as the game remained goalless at half time
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Ryan Bertrand gave Southampton the lead with his first goal since joining on loan from Chelsea
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Charlie Austin equalised for Rangers with a superb finish as they got themselves back into the game
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Ronald Koeman's side were to be denied though as Pelle's outstanding goal from close range gave them victory

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Consumers are hot and cross after supermarket giant Woolworths stacked its shelves with an Easter favourite just days after Christmas. Many customers were startled to see hot cross buns at the supermarket on December 27 - some 99 days before Easter. 'Pull your heads in. December is ridiculously early!!!' fumed sports scientist Tim Doyle, who tweeted he would take his hot cross bun purchases to another store's baking aisle. 'I thought it was an urban myth,' wrote a surprised South Australian Federal MP Andrew Southscott on Facebook. 'But Woolies are first off the mark with hot cross buns on the shelf on December 27!
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Customer fury as Woolworths bring out the hot cross buns months days after Christmas
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'December is ridiculously early!' fumed one customer, who will take his bun purchases elsewhere
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Coles will sell their hot cross buns in early January

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(CNN) -- (CNN) -- Two skiers missing after a weekend avalanche in the Colorado mountains were found dead Sunday, authorities said. A search and rescue team worked to remove the bodies from the steep terrain Sunday, said Betty Benson, a spokeswoman for the Lake County Office of Emergency Management. Searchers braved "very, very steep" terrain and high risks of another snowslide while following signals from the emergency beacons the skiers wore, Susan Matthews, another emergency management spokeswoman said Sunday. A record level of snow this winter and changing wind patterns have combined to create "very unstable conditions" on Colorado mountains, Matthews said. "For those people who are not prepared to be in those backcountry conditions, unfortunate incidents happen."
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NEW: Search team works to remove bodies of two dead skiers from mountain
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Mountain snowpacks are "teetering on the brink of critical mass," avalanche center warns
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The avalanche occurred Saturday evening in central Colorado
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The hospitalized skiers suffered injuries such as a broken leg and a broken ankle

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(CNN) -- One of sport's greatest rivalries will be reignited Thursday when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal go head-to-head in the quarterfinals of the Indian Wells Masters. Seventeen-time grand slam champion Federer and Nadal, a winner of 11 majors, haven't played each other since the semifinals of the 2012 edition of the Miami event, when Federer emerged with a straight-sets win. Switzerland's Federer booked his place in the last eight with a 6-3 6-7(7-4) 7-5 victory over compatriot and former doubles partner Stanislaw Wawrinka, while Spain's Nadal came from behind to beat Latvian Ernests Gulbis 4-6 6-4 7-5. World No. 5 Nadal has the edge over second seed Federer, leading the head-to-head record with 18 wins to Ferderer's 10. Nadal has also emerged victorious from six of the eight grand slam finals the pair have contested.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to face each other in the quarterfinals at Indian Wells
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The pair of former world No. 1s have contested eight grand slam finals
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10-time grand slam winner Nadal has won 18 of the pair's 28 matches
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Top seed Novak Djokovic and No. 3 Andy Murray also into the last eight

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Snapchat’s founders have quietly announced that they have settled a long-standing lawsuit with a former colleague, while all eyes were on the launch of Apple’s iPhone 6. Chief Executive Evan Spiegel and Chief Technology Officer Robert Murphy acknowledged that their former fraternity brother, Frank Reginald Brown IV, was integral to the birth of their popular app, where 700 million disappearing messages are sent every day. The settlement comes just a fortnight after Snapchat was valued at £6 billion ($10 billion). Snapchat's Chief Executive Evan Spiegel (pictured left)  and Chief Technology Officer Robert Murphy (right) acknowledged that their former classmate, Frank Reginald Brown IV, was integral to the birth of their popular app, from which 700 million disappearing messages are sent every day
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Announcement was made while all eyes were on Apple's launch
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Snapchat's CEO and CTO acknowledged Reggie Brown 'came up with the idea of creating an application for sending disappearing picture messages'
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Settlement comes weeks after Snapchat was valued at £6 billion ($10 billion)
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Final settlement has resolved all disputes, but is confidential

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(CNN) -- For Connor Hays, nothing said summer more than spending a day at Joyland Amusement Park. Back in its prime, the Wichita, Kansas, theme park drew families with novelty rides, carnival food and live entertainment. Hays, now 25, says he visited Joyland at least twice each summer when he was a kid in the 1990s. After moving back to his hometown earlier this year, Hays wanted to revisit his childhood amusement park. But he couldn't. Joyland was no more. The theme park, which had been operating for 55 years, closed in 2004. What Hays found instead was a heap of scraps from a forgotten place. With a camera in hand, the web designer walked carefully through the tall fields of grass that now surround much of the abandoned remnants of the theme park.
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During the mid-2000s, several smaller U.S. theme parks closed their doors for good
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Vintage theme parks like Land of Oz learned to adapt by offering nostalgia for visitors

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Renewed accusations that Woody Allen molested an adopted daughter two decades ago were "engineered by a vengeful lover," the filmmaker's lawyer told CNN on Monday. The allegations were "fully vetted and rejected by independent authorities," Allen attorney Elkan Abramowitz said in a written statement. The controversy dates back to 1992 after the revelation that Allen, then 56, was having an affair with Soon-Yi Previn, Mia Farrow's 19-year-old adopted daughter with composer Andre Previn. Allen and Previn married five years later. Allen's legal and public relations teams scrambled to respond to an open letter written by Dylan Farrow and published by The New York Times on Saturday recounting her allegation that Allen sexually assaulted her when she was a child.
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Dylan Farrow accuses Woody Allen of sexually abusing her when she was 7
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"The one to blame for Dylan's distress is neither Dylan nor Woody Allen," his lawyer says
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The controversy began in 1992 amid revelations that Allen was dating Soon-Yi Previn
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A criminal investigation ended with no charges against Woody Allen

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By Lydia Warren A couple has welcomed a set of healthy quintuplets just in time for Father's Day. Roxanna Hoffman gave birth to four girls and one boy on Friday the 13th as her husband, Michael Hoffman, stood by her side at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. The couple, who were living at Luke Air Force Base, New Jersey where Michael was a staff sergeant, until they relocated to be close to the Phoenix hospital, let their son Conner name his new siblings. The six-year-old chose Aurora, Brielle, Delilah, Elias and Felicity - so the children's names, including Conner's, now match up with the first six letters of the alphabet.
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Roxanna and Michael Hoffman, from New Jersey, welcomed four girls and one boy at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Arizona on Friday
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Their son Conner named them Aurora, Brielle, Delilah, Elias and Felicity
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The babies, who ranged from 3lb 1oz and 3lb 11 oz, remain in the ICU but will head home once they're big enough
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Mrs Hoffman became pregnant with the five babies after fertility treatment

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(CNN) -- European leaders are meeting in Brussels Thursday to discuss further sanctions against Russia. So far the EU has imposed financial and visa restrictions against 21 carefully selected Russian and Ukrainian officials -- but avoided anyone from President Vladimir Putin's inner circle and stayed clear of any large-scale economic sanctions. The EU and U.S. have condemned Russian annexation of Crimea as illegal and stepped up their rhetoric towards the Kremlin, but whether they are willing to put more economic pressure on Russia is unclear. The leaders of Europe's biggest economies are likely to be cautious. Here's why. How important is Russia's economy?
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European leaders are discussing further economic sanctions against Russia
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The United States and Europe targeted 28 Russian and Ukrainian officials
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Tight economic links between Russia and the EU could mean sanctions hurt both sides

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(TIME.com) -- Just before heading to bed one night in August, I got a text message from Bibhu Mohapatra. It contained a photo of First Lady Michelle Obama in a citrus-print sleeveless sheer yoke cocktail dress. Above it, a message: "Just found out, Michelle is wearing the yellow dress." Mohapatra has dressed Kristen Wiig, Hilary Swank and Glenn Close, but this was different. There she was, America's fashion icon on The Tonight Show, validating Mohapatra's work before a national audience. It is Mohapatra's moment, but it's a story that almost wasn't. He had never been on a plane before 1995, when he left his native Orissa, India, at age 23 with a one-way ticket to Logan, Utah, to pursue a master's degree in economics on an academic scholarship to Utah State University.
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Mohapatra has has dressed actresses and the First Lady.
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Mohapatra is a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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He uses traditional dressmaking techniques.

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By Alex Greig and Snejana Farberov A Florida judge on Friday set a $150,000 bail for the release of a retired police captain charged with shooting dead a man for sending text messages in a movie theater, prompting a sharp rebuke from the victim's widow. Curtis Reeves Jr has been jailed since his arrest in January on a second-degree murder charge in connection to the killing of 43-year-old Chad Oulson. Reeves, 71, had been denied bail several times over the past six months. On his way out: Circuit Judge Pat Siracusa set a $150,000 bail for the release of former Tampa Police captain Curtis Reeves, Jr, seen here in court Wednesday, who is charged with fatally shooting Chad Oulson, 43, and wounding his wife, Nicole
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Bail was set at $150,000 for the release of Curtis Reeves, 71, accused of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Chad Oulson, 43
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Appeals court ruled that a district judge may have made an error by failing to set bail for Reeves
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Reeves shot and killed Oulson at a movie theater in January after a dispute over text messaging
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The former police captain must stay home, wear an ankle monitor, surrender his guns and avoid contact with victim's widow
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'We are flooded, we are devastated,' said lawyer representing Nicole Oulson after news of Reeves' impending release

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One child was killed and two others were wounded when a rocket landed on their home in an Egyptian town near the border with Gaza, security and medical sources said tonight. Sara Salama, 13, died in el-Mattallah, south of Rafah, while her eight-year-old brother Khaled and two-year-old sister Rahaf sustained serious injuries and were taken to hospital. The rocket impact is the third to hit the area in recent weeks, security sources said, adding that Egyptian authorities were investigating the incident. Also tonight, a Hamas official said the group had agreed to extend its temporary truce with Israel for another 72 hours.
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Sara Salama, 13, died in el-Mattallah, Egypt, after rocket landed on home
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Her brother Khaled, 8, and sister Rahaf, 2, sustained serious injuries
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Original 72-hour ceasefire between Israel & Hamas ended at 10pm BST
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Question: A temporary truce between Israel and @placeholder was set to expire at midnight (10pm BST).


Washington (CNN) -- A "grand" moment for the Clintons, a spotlight on Elizabeth Warren, more muted White House expectations about Iran, and stretch-run GOP calculations filled our weekly trip around the "Inside Politics" table. 1. TWO EVENTS, ONE CONTRAST: CLINTON VS. WARREN Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren are featured in high-profile events happening at the same time Monday -- both in New York City. Maeve Reston of The Los Angeles Times reminds us it is a great opportunity for those who like to compare and contrast the agendas and approaches of the Democratic Party's leading women. "Obviously, a lot of people on the left would like to see Elizabeth Warren run," says Reston.
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U.S. and Iranian leaders to meet at UNGA? Time will tell
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Chamber of Commerce betting on Brown

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(CNN) -- Government officials and health experts from around the world are meeting this week in South Korea to discuss a series of proposals that could put restrictions on tobacco growing. The fifth session of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is taking place in Seoul, where representatives from over 170 international parties will focus on reducing the demand for tobacco. High up the agenda are pricing and tax measures, proposals on limiting tobacco-growing areas, as well policies on economically viable alternatives to the crop. Delegates kick-started the proceedings Monday by adopting a new treaty setting the rules for fighting illegal trade in tobacco products.
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WHO proposals to restrict tobacco farming threaten the industry, say farmers
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In Malawi, tobacco is the top exports earner
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Government officials from around the world meeting this week to discuss tobacco restrictions

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(CNN) -- Negotiations between NFL owners and the players union on a new collective bargaining agreement were given a 24-hour extension Thursday, according to a statement from the league. "The NFL and NFL Players Association have agreed to extend the expiration of the (collective bargaining agreement) for 24 hours and continue negotiating under the direction" of  federal mediator George Cohen, the statement said. "The agreement by both sides to refrain from comment on the negotiations remains in place." Representatives of the players and owners have been meeting in Washington. "I just want to say to all of our fans who dig our game, we appreciate your patience while we work through this," said NFL Players Association Executive Director DeMaurice Smith. "We're going to keep working. We want to play football."
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Negotiations extension averts lockout, for now
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NFL owners and players are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement
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A federal mediator is overseeing the talks
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(CNN) -- The United Nations Security Council on Friday lifted sanctions on the Central Bank of Libya and the Libyan Foreign Bank, moves that were warmly received by the United States and Britain. "This will allow the United States and other countries to unfreeze billions of dollars to help Libyans build their new democracy," U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice said. The sanctions had been imposed early this year by U.N. Security Council resolutions 1970 and 1973 in an attempt to halt the killing of unarmed demonstrators by forces loyal to longtime leader Moammar Gadhafi. "Now, as Libyans develop their new state, these sanctions can be ended responsibly," Rice said.
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The Security Council action will unfreeze billions of dollars, Rice says
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The sanctions were imposed early this year
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Money will "help Libyans build their new democracy," Rice says

Question: Britain is working to pass the regulation needed to release about $10.1 billion in frozen @placeholder assets, he said.


By Lee Moran Updated: 16:42 GMT, 26 January 2012 Ireland has admitted for the first time that its 'morally bankrupt' regime of the 1930s denied visas to desperate Jews trying to escape from Nazi persecution. Justice Minister Alan Shatter said that, following Adolf Hitler's rise to power, Ireland's anti-semitic Berlin ambassador Charles Bewley ensured 'the doors to this state were kept firmly closed to German Jewish families trying to flee'. The admission came as he apologised for the way brave soldiers who 'deserted' the Irish Army to fight with the Allies during the Second World War were treated. Denied: Jewish families, such as the ones pictured in this 1943 photo being rounded up in the Warsaw Ghetto, were denied entry to Ireland in the 1930s
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Justice Minister Alan Shatter says 'doors to state were kept firmly closed to Jews fleeing Hitler' while UK took thousands
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Sorry for way 'deserter' Irish soldiers fighting for allies were treated
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They were barred from jobs and state pensions on their return
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Links two issues and hints at upcoming official pardon

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London (CNN) -- Queen Elizabeth II laid out the British government's plans for the coming year in a speech Wednesday marked by pomp and tradition. In the speech scripted by politicians but read in the House of Lords by the monarch, she said her ministers would reduce the deficit, strengthen regulation of the financial sector, work to keep Iran from developing nuclear weapons and promote stability in Afghanistan. The government will also act on proposals to force banks to split their retail and investment operations, she said. The speech lasted about 10 minutes, less time than it took her to travel by carriage from Buckingham Palace to Parliament.
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NEW: Queen Elizabeth II calls for banking reform and warns about Iran
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British queen delivers a speech each year scripted by politicians for her to read
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Her messenger, the Black Rod, summons lawmakers to her speech
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Elizabeth is marking her Diamond Jubilee, 60 years on the throne

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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- The central government may step in to stop a city in Aceh province from prohibiting women from wearing pants and "straddling" motorbikes or bicycles, requiring women to instead ride two-wheel vehicles "sidesaddle." The mayor of the town of Lhokseumawe told the Jakarta Globe this week that the town planned to submit the new rule because "we've seen that people's behaviors and morals are getting far from Aceh's Islamic cultural values." Photos: Women of Indonesia "We want to save women from things that will cause them to violate Shariah law. We wish to honor women with this ban, because they are delicate creatures," the Globe quoted Mayor Suaidi Yahya as saying.
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A city in Indonesia may prohibit women wearing pants and "straddling" bikes
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The central government could step in and prohibit the law, which hasn't be formally passed
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Mayor: Law will "save women from things that will cause them to violate Shariah law"
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Indonesia human rights advocates were upset by the move, calling it discriminatory

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(LifeWire) -- After his father was diagnosed with dementia in 1996, Anthony Lazzara Jr. faced a difficult decision: He and his wife, Gail, either could place his father, Anthony Lazzara Sr., in a facility, or they could care for him themselves. Anthony Lazzara Jr. (right) and his wife, Gail (left), cared for Anthony Lazzara Sr. at home for eight years. Unable to afford a care facility, the Lazzaras brought him home. So began eight long years of caring for the World War II veteran and onetime truck driver as he slowly declined -- a burden borne largely by Gail, 56.
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The stress of caring for an elderly parent can overwhelm a relationship
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Couples may have unreasonable expectations of what they can or should do
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More than 44 million Americans care for an adult family member or friend
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Almost 80 percent of these are caring for someone older than 50

Question: Although they say their marriage has stabilized since his passing -- @placeholder has been able to devote more time to her job coordinating a local volleyball league -- they admit that it could have crumbled.


By Barbara Davies for the Daily Mail Updated: 02:20 EST, 29 July 2011 The guest list of old boys who gathered earlier this month for the bicentenary of The Eton Society read like a Who's Who of some of the most illustrious and wealthy members of British society. Mingling in a marquee on the lawn known as Fellows' Eyot, they shared anecdotes about their membership of the school's most prestigious club, known as 'Pop', a self-electing group of the most popular and sporty sixth-formers. Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, was there, along with Douglas Hurd and William Waldegrave, Jonathan Aitken, Lord Vestey, racehorse trainer Charlie Brooks and Sir William Gladstone - great-grandson of the Prime Minister whose name he bears.
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'I lived in the shadow of my older brother ' Mr Cameron admitted
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Alexander Cameron is one of Britain's top barristers
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He has worked on some of the most high-profile legal cases of recent years

Question: The family resemblance is also unmistakable, although @placeholder is silver-haired and a little fuller-figured.


Manchester United: £228.8million. Chelsea: £186m. Manchester City: £154.95m. At a combined cost of half a billion pounds, this trio had the most expensive starting XIs over the weekend's fixtures. Yet Aston Villa downed Liverpool on Saturday with a starting side which was compiled spending an astonishingly low £13.6m, less than 10 times the amount of those Premier League superpowers (and less than Mario Balotelli). Sat in second place behind leaders Chelsea, Villa are becoming the Robin Hood of the Premier League, stealing points from the rich clubs and keeping them for the poor. Aston Villa are currently second in the table despite manager Paul Lambert's shoe-string budget
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Manchester City starting XI at weekend cost £154.95 , United £228.8m
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Chelsea's cost £186m while Swansea's was just £24.18m
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Arsenal £131.7m, Liverpool £144.5m and Tottenham's cost £98.8m
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But Aston Villa line-up cost just £13.6m
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Paul Lambert's side currently second in Premier League

Question: Liverpool paid £16m for @placeholder, making him more expensive than Aston Villa's starting XI


Remedios, Cuba (CNN) -- For 200 years, folks in Remedios, a small town in the Cuban countryside, have shared the legendary tale of Father Francisco Vigil de Quiñones. As the story goes, Father Vigil was annoyed that so few of his parishioners were attending his church's Christmas Eve midnight Mass. So the Catholic priest had an idea. He employed a few of the town's children to create a ruckus that would get people out of bed and into the pews. They threw rocks, beat sticks and awoke the town, prompting them to fill the church. Two centuries later, on Christmas Eve 2010, the ruckus remains, but the worshippers have disappeared. The town's current priest, Father Agustin Ibarra Diaz, stood overlooking the same house of worship -- gazing at a sanctuary completely empty of parishioners. Outside the colonial-era church, salsa music blared.
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Huge 200 year-old Christmas Eve fireworks fest ignites joy in Remedios, Cuba
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Originally, event attracted worshippers, but now church closes for safety
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"We're afraid that rockets will fly into the church and kill someone."
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Someone gets burned every year, say locals, but there are few serious injuries

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(Entertainment Weekly) -- England doesn't yet swing in the transporting, ruefully tender coming-of-age drama "An Education." Carey Mulligan and Peter Sarsgaard star as a couple in "An Education." It's 1961, and Jenny (Carey Mulligan), a bright 16-year-old schoolgirl in a tidy London suburb, nurtures aspirations of sophistication that involve smoking cigarettes and dreaming of the day she can sit in a Paris cafe. Beatles-era grooviness and sexual liberation haven't yet reached this corner of the Empire, where cautious, 1950s-style postwar provincialism still prevails -- the same squareness the gents across the pond in "Mad Men" are just beginning to bend.
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Carey Mulligan does fine job as teen seeking greener pastures in "An Education"
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Film is about a girl in 1961 Britain who starts dating 30-something man
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Good performances all around, especially from Peter Sarsgaard, Emma Thompson

Question: And she's protectively partnered by @placeholder in the tricky job of playing sweet yet suspect, a balance he sustains with nonchalance.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:58 PM on 16th November 2011 France and Germany, Europe's two central powers, clashed today over whether the European Central Bank should intervene to halt the eurozone's accelerating debt crisis - as modest bond purchases failed to stop the rout. Facing rising borrowing costs as its AAA credit rating comes under threat, France appeared to plead for stronger ECB action, adding to mounting global pressure spelled out by U.S. President Barack Obama. Bond market contagion is spreading across Europe. Italian 10-year bond yields have risen above 7 per cent, unaffordable in the long term.
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Bond sell-off panic takes in healthy countries such as Netherlands, Finland and Austria
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FTSE closes 0.09% down; CAC 40 up 0.47%, DAX down 0.05%
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Obama turns up heat on Europe during visit to Australia
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Italian yields go above 7 per cent AGAIN prompting fresh bailout fears

Question: @placeholder policymakers continue to reject international calls to intervene decisively as Europe's lender of last resort, stressing it is up to governments to resolve the debt crisis through austerity measures and reforms.


By Andrew Roberts PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 23 February 2013 | UPDATED: 17:02 EST, 23 February 2013 David Cameron, pictured at the Golden temple in Amritsar, described the killings as 'monstrous' but did not make a formal apology It is 5.15pm on Sunday, April 13, 1919, in the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in the Punjab. An open-topped motorcar pulls up near the Jallianwala Bagh, a seven-acre area of waste ground, and Brigadier Reginald ‘Rex’ Dyer steps out. He then attempts to bring an armoured car, with its machine gun, into the area, but is foiled because the street is too narrow. No matter, he orders his force of Indian and Gurkha troops to open fire into a peaceful crowd of local men, women and children who are listening to Gandhian speeches about non-violence.
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Brigadier Reginald Dyer ordered troops to fire on a crowd of 25,000 in Amritsar, Punjab, on April 13, 1919
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British maintain 379 were killed - lower than the 1000 stated by India
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Anti-British feeling was at its highest since the Indian Mutiny in 1857
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A revolt in the Punjab would have led to tens of thousands of deaths

Question: A deputation of Indian merchants and shopkeepers soon after the massacre actually thanked Dyer for preventing looting, and he received many other such tokens of gratitude; the guardians of the @placeholder invested him there as an honorary Sikh.


(EW.com) -- EW has confirmed that "American Idol" winner Phillip Phillips underwent a six and a half hour surgery yesterday to remove several kidney stones, which TMZ (who first reported the news) says "were so huge there was no chance he could've passed them on his own." Phillips' longtime kidney issues plagued his run on "Idol," causing him excruciating pain and preventing him from participating in various "Idol" duties, like the weekly Ford music video shoots. "The surgery went well," says a source close to the show. "He's doing well and looking forward to starting the Idol tour in July." (The "Idols Live" tour kicks off July 6 in Detroit.)
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Phillip Phillips' longtime kidney issues plagued his run on "American Idol"
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He underwent a six and a half hour surgery yesterday to remove several kidney stones
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"The surgery went well," says a source close to the show

Question: Our get-well-soon wishes go out to @placeholder; he's got a whole lot of fans hoping to hear him sing again soon.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Two former Chris Christie appointees have met with federal prosecutors about the 'Bridgegate' fiasco, adding new fuel to the fire just weeks after a report commissioned by the New Jersey governor appeared to clear his name. Former Port Authority official David Wildstein and former Christie chief counsel Charlie McKenna have both begun the process of disentangling themselves from scandal swirling around the Republican governor, according to liberal bloggers at Esquire magazine and the online legal publication Main Justice. U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman, the New Jersey prosecutor who succeeded Christie in that office, has begun presenting evidence to a grand jury. Longtime Christie press secretary Michael Drewniak has been in and out of those proceedings.
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David Wildstein, the Port Authority figure at the center of the George Washington Bridge scandal, has met with the US Attorney's investigators
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So has Charlie McKenna, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's former chief legal counsel and a longtime confidante
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The 'Bridgegate' plot was an apparent effort to stymie traffic entering the George Washington Bridge as political payback against a Democratic mayor
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US Attorney Paul Fishman, who succeeded Christie in the job, is probing the governor and his staff; Christie says he knows nothing
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Christie's job and presidential ambitions hang in the balance as former aides weigh testifying and he waits to see if their memories clash with his

Question: According to multiple witnesses at Christie's going-away party in the U.S. Attorney's office, Fishman – angry at Christie for taking so many skilled lawyers with him to the governor's office – threw a copy of a @placeholder directory of lawyers at his feet, saying he should consult it before embarking on his next recruiting binge.


By Harriet Arkell Royal Naval Air Service pilot William Sambrook, 22, told in his diary how German pilots helped the British in WW1 British and German airmen went to astonishing lengths to help each other in the First World War, warning each other where they were about to drop bombs and sending photographs of graves when they buried the other side's dead. The extraordinary level of cooperation has been uncovered during research for an exhibition commemorating the conflict’s outbreak. Diaries kept by a young pilot from Pembrokeshire reveal how camaraderie sometimes took precedence over hostilities, particularly amongst British and German pilots.
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Diaries written by young pilot from Pembrokeshire give insight into the war
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Royal Naval Air Service pilot William Sambrook, 22, wrote diary in 1916
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Tells how Germans let British know when one of their pilots was shot down
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Mr Sambrook says the Germans dropped message about deceased Brit
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War historian says cooperation more common among pilots than infantry
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Imperial War Museum's Alan Wakefield also said Germans once warned of impending bomb attack

Question: Mr Wakefield said: 'I think it’s more likely to have been an example of @placeholder humour - they wouldn’t have expected the British to take them up on it.'


Energy  giant Npower faces a multi-million-pound fine and a ban on telesales activity over a bills shambles that has hit 280,000 customers. Industry regulator Ofgem has given it an ultimatum to improve customer service and deliver accurate bills by August or face a fine that could top £10million. The ruling is a victory for the Daily Mail’s MoneyMail section, which triggered the investigation last year by submitting a dossier highlighting the shambles to the watchdog. Energy Secretary Ed Davey said it was 'unacceptable that so many Npower customers have not received the customer service they deserve' It contained dozens of letters and emails from people who suffered poor service, wildly inaccurate bills and frustrating delays in getting refunds.
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Npower has run up huge backlog of bills that have not been processed
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Customers could be forced to find hundreds of pounds out of the blue
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Ofgem  opens probe into Npower’s 'prolonged customer service failings'
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Regulator says if it doesn't clear backlog it could be hit with telesales ban

Question: After MoneyMail intervened @placeholder sorted out the issue and paid £400 in compensation.


By Victoria Woollaston Apple and Google have already realised the potential in connecting dashboards to phones, but if you can’t afford a new car fitted with this technology, Navdy offers a cheaper alternative. Created in San Francisco, Navdy is a dashboard-mounted heads-up display (HUD) that connects to an Android or iOS smartphone via Bluetooth. Notifications from Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, and more are automatically beamed to the display, and these notifications can be responded to, or dismissed, using voice and hand gestures. Scroll down for video Navdy is a dashboard-mounted heads-up display (HUD). It connects to an Android or iOS smartphone via Bluetooth, and notifications from Facebook, Twitter, (pictured) and Whatsapp are automatically beamed to the display. These notifications can be responded to, or dismissed, using voice and hand gestures
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Navdy is a dashboard-mounted heads-up display (HUD)
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It connects to an Android or iOS smartphone via Bluetooth
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Notifications are automatically beamed to the display as they arrive
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Navdy works with Facebook, Twitter, Google Maps, Spotify and Whatsapp
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It will also show emails, text messages and calls in a split screen
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Notifications are responded to, or dismissed, using voice and hand gestures

Question: Navdy (pictured) works with @placeholder and Android 4.3 and above.


New federal Ebola response squads - likened to public health SWAT teams - have been prepared and are on standby to rush to any U.S. city where new Ebola cases are identified, CDC officials announced on Wednesday. The CDC Ebola Response Teams (CERTS) will consist of 10-20 people who can be sent to any hospital with a new case of Ebola is lab-confirmed, or even before confirmation, if health officials believe a person is very likely to be infected. The brief for the second set of teams - Fast Assessment and Support Teams (FAST) - is to help prepare hospitals in cities deemed most likely to see future Ebola cases. Three teams have already been sent out to New York, Chicago and Washington.
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President Obama last week announced the need for Ebola rapid response teams that he had likened to SWAT teams
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CDC has now announced the development of two different types of team
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CERTS (CDC Ebola Response Teams) will consist of 10-20 people who can be sent to any hospital with a new case
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FAST (Fast Assessment and Support Teams) will help prepare hospitals in cities deemed most likely to see new Ebola cases
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FAST teams have already been sent to New York, Chicago and Washington

Question: 'We want a rapid response team, a SWAT team essentially, from the @placeholder to be on the ground as quickly as possible, hopefully within 24 hours, so that they are taking the local hospital step by step though what needs to be done,' he said.


By Arthur Martin Coy: Irish model Nadia Forde, who is friends with Rory McIlroy Sinking a simple putt may have won him the Open – but was there a greater driving force behind Rory McIlroy’s triumph yesterday? A budding romance, perhaps? The victory – and spectacular return to form – meant the 25-year-old golf star became the third youngest player to win three major championships. It all coincides with his blossoming friendship with Irish lingerie model Nadia Forde. After being introduced by mutual friends last year, the pair have remained tight-lipped about  the nature of their relationship. Meanwhile McIlroy’s ex-fiancee,  Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki, 24, seems to be thriving on being a single woman after winning the Istanbul Cup yesterday – her first title of the year.
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Open champion's incredible victory coincides with growing friendship
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Nadia Forde and the Northern Irish golfer have been coy over relationship
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She was not at McIlroy's historic win, despite speculation she would attend

Question: After the crash, @placeholder said: ‘If anyone is involved in a car crash you are glad to see they are OK but yeah, obviously, it was a pretty scary incident.’


The Met Police is launching an internal probe into the missing person inquiry of Alice Gross, 14, who was last seen in West London on August 28 Scotland Yard has launched a review into the shambolic handling of the Alice Gross case. The internal probe will examine what was done in the immediate aftermath of the 14-year-old’s disappearance – the so-called ‘golden hour’ when most cases are solved. MPs have expressed grave concerns over the Metropolitan Police’s handling of the case and delays in treating it as more than a missing person inquiry. The force also faces criticism over delays in asking the Latvian authorities for help in catching prime suspect Arnis Zalkalns.
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Internal probe will examine what was done in so-called 'golden hour' of case
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Met Police faces criticism over delays in asking Latvian authorities for help
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Main suspect Arnis Zalkalns, 41, came to UK after killing his wife in 1997
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Scotland Yard has not issued warrant for his arrest due to lack of evidence
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Zalkalns seen on bike 15 minutes after Alice, 14, from Hanwell, was last seen
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His ex landlord in West London sexually abused a teenage girl for 4 years
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Lionel Ferris, 68, was recently recalled to prison after breaking his parole
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British detectives flew to Latvia yesterday – almost a month after Alice went missing
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Latvian justice minister Gaidis Berzins said his department has not received a ‘legal request [for help] from the UK authorities’
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Zalkalns learnt search and survival techniques during the 1990s in the Latvian home guard
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His former landlord is a convicted paedophile who sexually abused a teenage girl for four years.

Question: The hunt for @placeholder also took an extraordinary twist when it emerged yesterday that he had been living with a convicted paedophile.


Passengers aboard American Airlines Flight 280 from South Korea to Dallas screamed in terror as their Boeing jet shook violently and dipped after hitting bad turbulence Tuesday. New video recorded in the first class section of the plane and another shot in coach show the panic and chaos among the passengers, some of whom turned to prayer as their jet jerked from side to side, scattering food and plates everywhere. Marc Stanley, a prominent Dallas attorney with ties to President Obama, was sitting in the premium part of the plane when it encountered rough conditions. Scroll down for videos Terror in the sky: Marc Stanley, a prominent Dallas attorney with ties to President Obama, recorded a video showing passengers in first class experiencing rough turbulence
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Dallas lawyer and Obama donor Marc Stanley was flying home from South Korea Tuesday
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Boeing 747-200 was flying from Seoul, South Korea to Dallas, Texas
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Plane was east of Japan when it turned around and diverted to Tokyo
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Fifteen passengers reportedly suffered injuries shortly after take-off
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Plane was carrying 240 passengers and 15 crew, says airline

Question: On Tuesday, Marc Stanley and his fellow passengers were settling into their 12-hour transpacific journey from Seoul to Dallas when the plane hit turbulent skies east of @placeholder, sending glass 'flying' inside the aircraft cabin, according to a woman on board.


London, England (CNN) -- On Friday in London's Trafalgar Square, 5,000 members of the public were served a free hot curry, free apple juice and an array of fresh groceries. The lunchtime feast, dished up by volunteers -- including the Bishop of London and the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson and -- was made entirely from ingredients that otherwise would have been wasted, such as fresh but cosmetically imperfect "wonky" fruit and vegetables that fail to meet the supermarkets' strict cosmetic standards. The event demonstrated how easy it is to reduce the unimaginable levels of food waste both in the UK and internationally, and how governments, businesses and individuals can all help to change the way waste has become rife in our globalized food chain.
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Central London event aims to feed 5000 people using food normally considered to be waste
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Edible food is often thrown away by businesses, restaurants and retailers
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Food sent to landfill decomposes into methane, which is 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide

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Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet insists he is ready to step back into the firing line after making an unexpected return to the team. A thigh injury to Brad Jones just 15 minutes into the 1-0 Boxing Day victory at Burnley meant the Belgium international's exile was ended sooner than he could have anticipated. Having been dropped a fortnight ago because of poor form, and missing the last three matches, his comeback was not all plain sailing. And, while he made one good save from Ashley Barnes in the first half, he was far from convincing, and allowing a Mamadou Sakho backpass to go out of play before he kicked it still requires some explaining.
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Simon Mignolet was dropped a fortnight ago because of poor form
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Brad Jones injured his thigh after 15 minutes of Liverpool's game on Friday
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Mignolet came on and says he is ready to step back in the firing line
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The 26-year-old says he will work hard and keep his head down

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