(CNN)Anais Bordier and Samantha Futerman have the same laugh and the same freckled cheeks. They wear their hair the same way and have since they were babies. They share a hatred of cooked carrots, a love of the same color nail polish and the need to sleep 10 hours a day. The pair tease, poke and prod each other like they've grown up together, but they didn't. Neither woman knew she had an identical twin sister until less than two years ago. That's where the power of the Internet, a lot of luck and a series of "what ifs" enter the picture.
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Identical twin sisters didn't know the other existed for the first 25 years of their lives
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They connected via Facebook in a modern-day "Parent Trap" story
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In a new book "Separated @ Birth," the sisters document how they found each other
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The sisters hope their story will help other adoptees reunite with family

Question: For @placeholder, an only child, discovering she had a sister was amazing, but realizing that she had a twin was "even crazier, because you have so much in common."


After the dust appeared to have settled from the storm created by the recent celebrity iCloud hacking scandal, a new wave of nude celebrity photos have been leaked online. The previously unseen images are alleged to feature reality TV star Kim Kardashian, American goalkeeper Hope Solo and actresses Kaley Cuoco and Vanessa Hudgens. They also reportedly include Nashville star Hayden Panettiere, singer Avril Lavigne and actress-turned-fashion designer Mary-Kate Olson. It comes just three weeks after naked photos of actress Jennifer Lawrence and '100 other stars', including supermodel Kate Upton and actress Aubrey Plaza, were published online. Although most of the latest victims were named on an original list of targeted celebrities, posted by a hacker to the anonymous image-sharing forum 4chan last month, Kim, also 33, was not.
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New wave of nude celebrity photos have been leaked on 4chan and Reddit
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Private images allegedly feature 33-year-old reality TV star Kim Kardashian
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Also reportedly show actress Vanessa Hudgens and goalkeeper Hope Solo
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Other alleged victims are Kaley Cuoco, Avril Lavigne and Hayden Panettiere
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Comes just three weeks after naked photos of '101 celebrities' leaked online
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Apple said attacks were the result of 'very targeted attack' on users' details
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Anonymous users on 4chan claim photos were stolen from firm's iCloud app

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If anyone questioned Jose Mourinho's deadline day capture of Juan Cuadrado then have a word with Phil Jagielka. It was the deftest of touches midway through the first half, but it had Jagielka - a seasoned international defender - bewildered, looking round for the ball. One second Jagielka was comfortable, goal side and touch tight with Cuadrado. But with an inconspicuous flick of his boot, the Colombian was arrowing into Everton's penalty area. Juan Cuadrado made his first start fro Chelsea in the 1-0 win against Everton on Wednesday night The Colombian international lived up to his billing after his £27million move from Fiorentina on deadline day
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Juan Cuadrado made first start for Chelsea against Everton on Wednesday
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Winger joined Chelsea on transfer deadline day for £27million
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Former Fiorentina man Cuadrado, for the most part, lived up to his billing
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Colombian started on the right but looked equally capable in centre and left

Question: @placeholder will surely drum that into Cuadrado in the coming weeks - but on Wednesday night's evidence the Colombian doesn't need a lengthy induction into life at Chelsea.

Question: Mourinho will surely drum that into Cuadrado in the coming weeks - but on Wednesday night's evidence the Colombian doesn't need a lengthy induction into life at @placeholder.


By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 11:25 EST, 6 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:13 EST, 6 September 2012 Two drivers in the notorious Cannonball Run have lost their licenses as French police clamp down on speeding and drink driving in the London to Paris race. Police stopped the drivers north of French city of Rennes after they were clocked driving at speeds of up to 99mph on a four-lane highway with a 68mph speed limit. Their licences were confiscated on just the second day of racing. Three other drivers were fined and another three were recorded as marginally exceeding the speed limit.
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Two drivers had their licenses confiscated after French police clocked them driving at up to 99mph on a highway with a 68mph speed limit
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Three other drivers were fined and another three were recorded as marginally exceeding the speed limit
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French police also conducted drink driving checks
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The 50 participants took off from Portsmouth yesterday for the annual race which takes drivers through five European cities
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The tour will end in Paris on Sunday

Question: Gearing up: A participant decorates his car ahead of the start of the race in @placeholder yesterday


Luay al-Khatteeb has spoken to CNN previously about the rise of ISIS, and the challenges facing the Iraq's new oil minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi. Now, U.S. airstrikes have hit locations in eastern Syria where ISIS has been using mobile refineries to produce oil. CNN has revisited the conversation to find out the likely impact of the strikes. This is al-Khatteeb's analysis of the situation. What impact will the U.S. strikes on oil refineries have on ISIS? The impact of these strikes on ISIS oil refineries are going to be immense and grave. If they are hitting the facilities and the oil convoys on the smuggling roads they will significantly disrupt supply and regular production. If the bombardments continue it will impact the energy supply and deny ISIS much-needed fuel for their mobility and the servicing of the communities under their rule -- now around 8 million people between Iraq and Syria. It makes sense to target the refineries rather than the oil fields, as the crude can't be used to drive the tankers. The crude can be sold but the refined oil is much more valuable.
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Luay al-Khatteeb says ISIS now controls 60% of Syria's oil assets and a slice of Iraq's
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The oil is sold through black market routes, particularly into Turkey
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Iraq appointed a new oil minister this month, who could help crack down on ISIS
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al-Khatteeb says the minister can assist by backing big oil projects that create jobs

Question: This task will be for the @placeholder special forces, intelligence services and the army.


(CNN) -- A Utah professor allegedly caught looking at child pornography during an airline flight said Monday at a court hearing that he is innocent, the Suffolk County, Massachusetts, district attorney's office said. A passenger aboard Grant D. Smith's Salt Lake City-to-Boston flight on Saturday spotted him looking at what appeared to be images of young girls, nude or performing sex acts, and alerted the flight crew and a family member, who in turn notified law enforcement, according to a statement from the district attorney's office. When a flight attendant asked Smith to shut down his computer, he began deleting images, prosecutor Erik Bennett said, CNN affiliate WCVB reported. Police who met the plane were able to recover 66 images from the computer, said the station, citing authorities.
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NEW: Massachusetts judge sets bail at $75,000
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NEW: Authorities seize Grant Smith's laptop and cell phone as evidence
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The Utah professor is to return to court on December 27
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He is accused of looking at child porn on a cross-country airline flight

Question: "The @placeholder, however, has no tolerance for viewing or possessing of child pornography by any of its employees, regardless of where it occurs."


Signing up for Obamacare has become a part-time job for Susan Lane. Starting the minute healthcare.gov went live October 1, Lane spent five to six hours a day trying to make the site work before she finally managed to enroll two weeks later. She faced error messages and blank screens. The green twirly "please wait" circle literally haunted her dreams. "There were days that I would just completely lose my temper with it," she remembers. "I'd want to just slam my laptop down." But Lane kept with it because she needs insurance -- badly. She suffers from depression, sleep apnea and thyroid problems, and her daughter has Asperger's syndrome.
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Susan Lane made it her mission to sign up on healthcare.gov
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Lane and her family badly needed insurance
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But will young, healthy people go to such trouble?

Question: Their medical bills totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars and ate up the family's life savings, and the @placeholder declared bankruptcy earlier this year.


(CNN) -- For many, typing has long overtaken handwriting as their primary word and sentence creation method. So much so that some schools no longer teach cursive. But now, Google is bringing some good old fashioned handwriting back to modern communication, adding new handwriting input tools to Gmail and Google Docs. Those tools now allow you to write out what you want to say with a mousepad or cursor and Google will do its best to create a typed version of your words. The input box will show the most likely matches for your word, so below your handwritten "cats" it might display this list of possible words: cats, rats, Cats, oats, and carts. Click on the right one and keep on writing.
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Google has added a tool that reads your handwriting and turns it into text
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The new input option is available on Gmail and Google Docs
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It's aimed at languages where drawing a character might be easier than typing it on a keyboard

Question: Gmail users can get the new tool in more than 50 languages, @placeholder users in more than 20.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The estranged wife of actor Stephen Collins said Wednesday she isn't trying to extort any money from her husband as they go through a contentious divorce and the former "7th Heaven" star is the subject of child molestation allegations. The allegations surfaced Tuesday after celebrity news site TMZ posted an audio recording that purports to have been made during a November 2012 therapy session involving Collins and his wife, Faye Grant. The accusations against the actor best known for playing a pastor on "7th Heaven," which ran for 11 years, are explosive. In the recording, the website says, Collins made incriminating statements. They are similar to those Grant accuses him of in divorce filings, namely that he admitted to her that he molested three underage girls.
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NEW: Faye Grant says she wants her fair share of the divorce settlement
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Stephen Collins is the subject of child molestation allegations
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Police say one New York case has passed the statute of limitations
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There've been no statements from Collins' representatives

Question: "That guy from @placeholder lives right around the corner from me & just shot himself a few minutes ago," she wrote.


There's nothing like the presence of some Nazis to ruin a perfectly good party. On Tuesday night, the comedian Russell Brand was thrown out of GQ magazine’s Men of the Year Awards after-show for making jibes about the event’s sponsor, Hugo Boss, and the fashion company’s historic links to the Nazi party. While on stage, Brand told the gathered celebrities and politicians, ‘If anyone knows a bit about history and fashion, you know it was Hugo Boss who made uniforms for the Nazis.’ He then added, with less than subtle irony, ‘But they looked f***ing fantastic, let’s face it, while they were killing people on the basis of their religion and sexuality.’
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Brand was thrown out of GQ magazine’s Men of the Year Awards after-show
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He told crowds: 'It was Hugo Boss who made uniforms for the Nazis.’
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But pictures have emerged of him wearing designer's clothes months ago

Question: But the connection between Hugo Boss and the @placeholder has been peddled so often, and with so many variations, that the true story is almost completely obscured.

Question: And when the Party supplied @placeholder (as it did other manufacturers) the production templates for its uniforms, it appears that Boss did not see the relationship in anything but commercial terms.


(CNN)Steven Gerrard has revealed he will move to the U.S. when he leaves Liverpool at the end of the current EPL season. The Reds legend surprised fans and teammates with the announcement late on New Year's Day that he would leave the club he supported as a boy and has represented on the pitch for the past 17 years when his contract expires in June. Rumors quickly surfaced linking the Liverpool captain with a move to Los Angeles Galaxy, formerly home of ex England star David Beckham. Speaking to Liverpool's in-house TV channel Saturday, the player himself confirmed that the U.S. would be his next destination.
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Steven Gerrard confirms he will move to the U.S. when his Liverpool contract expires
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Midfielder says he is unable to reveal which club he will play for when he moves stateside
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Gerrard says he knew it was time to leave when Liverpool boss Brendan Rogers spoke about managing his games

Question: "Then we try to go and win a trophy and forget about @placeholder for a bit."


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 16:24 EST, 19 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:45 EST, 19 March 2013 Gary Walker, NHS whistleblower and former Hospital chief executive for United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS trust, says bullying is rampant in the NHS The former boss of a hospital which is being investigated over high death rates today described a culture of 'sheer bullying' in the NHS. Gary Walker, former chief executive of United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT), said he was threatened by East Midlands Strategic Health Authority (SHA) when he flagged up hospital capacity problems. The whistleblower, who claimed he was sacked after raising concerns about patient safety, said he felt pressured by officials when he put the hospital on 'red alert' because it was almost full to capacity.
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Gary Walker, a former Lincolnshire health chief, says bullying is rife
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He says those who raise fears over services are threatened to meet targets
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The former chairman of the trust also says financial irregularities are hidden

Question: 'The very clear implication of that is that the financial distress in @placeholder was being deliberately concealed from the centre to make the SHA look good.


New York (CNN)France remains in mourning after attacks on magazine Charlie Hebdo and other targets, including a kosher grocery store, left 17 dead and more critically injured. Tributes have been pouring in to the victims, as well as messages of support for the magazine. People everywhere took to social media to express solidarity. #charliehebdo circled the globe, along with #jesuischarlie translated into scores of different languages. Such was the outpouring of support, Twitter confirmed #jesuischarlie had become one of the most popular hashtags in history. Also trending were hashtags #JeSuisJuif, #JeSuisAhmed and #JeSuisHumain; people looking to show solidarity with all the victims of the terror rampage, including the police officers who were shot while defending Hebdo's employees.
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Vigils were held worldwide to honor victims of the attack in Paris
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Cartoonists everywhere took up pencils to express solidarity
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People have donated to the magazine itself, and a crowdfunding campaign to help Charlie Hebdo and victims of the attacks.
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American Psychological Association provides resources for those impacted by attacks, like the one in Paris

Question: The website for @placeholder itself is now offering ways to donate to the magazine.


Ireland will ask the European Court of Human Rights to reopen a landmark case against Britain over the use of alleged torture in Northern Ireland. On the back of new evidence, Amnesty International and other human rights organisations pressed Dublin to relaunch proceedings in the so-called 'Hooded Men' case. They were 14 Catholic men interned - detained indefinitely without trial - in 1971 who claimed they were subjected to a number of torture methods. Nine of the 14 'Hooded Men'. (From left-right) Back row: Patrick McNally, Brian Turley, Francie McGuigan, Joe Clarke; Middle Row: Michael Donnelly, Gerry McKerr, Jiam Auld; Front Row: Kevin Hannaway, Liam Shannon, and standing side-on Colm O'Gorman, the executive director of Amnesty Ireland
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'Hooded Men' were 14 Catholics who claimed they were  tortured
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They said they subjected to beatings, starvation and sleep deprivation
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It is claimed British Government authorised the 'deep interrogation' tactics
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Dublin has now approached Brussels over the allegations

Question: 'On the basis of the new material uncovered, it will be contended that the ill-treatment suffered by the @placeholder should be recognised as torture,' he said.


Two men, Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, were found guilty Thursday of the murder of British soldier Lee Rigby near a military barracks in southeast London in May. Their slaying of Rigby, whom they mowed down and hacked to death in the full view of horrified onlookers in the capital's Woolwich neighborhood, shocked the nation. Cellphone footage replayed in court at the trial showed Adebolajo, still clutching a meat cleaver in his bloody hands, ranting that the killing was "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" for British soldiers killing Muslims overseas. The two were found not guilty of attempted murder of a police officer, in a verdict that took about 90 minutes to come at the Old Bailey court in London.
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Relatives say Lee Rigby has been taken away from them, but his memory lives on
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The jury finds Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale guilty of Lee Rigby's murder
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Both are found not guilty of the attempted murder of a police officer
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Michael Adebolajo kisses his Quran as he is led out of court after the verdict

Question: @placeholder's family and widow, who were in court to hear much of the harrowing evidence, cried after the verdicts were read.


Should the day ever come when I am asked to perform an after-dinner party trick, I have just the thing prepared: a word-perfect rendition of Master Of The House from the musical Les Miserables. All 125 lines of it. If the assembled company want an encore — and they won’t, for I cannot sing in tune — I could also do I Dreamed A Dream, One Day More, Do You Hear The People Sing? and A Heart Full of Love. If Les Mis weren’t to the party’s taste, I could do a medley of numbers from Cats, Oliver!, Miss Saigon, Phantom Of The Opera or any of a dozen West End musicals.
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There has rarely been a better time to be a fan of musicals
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Into the Woods, Frozen, and Annie are dancing along our movie screens
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New productions of Cats, Made in Dagenham, and Assasins are on stage
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And Oliver! and Gypsy will soon be coming too
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Laura Freeman  fell in love with musicals thanks to a Poppins-like nanny

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San Francisco, California (CNN) -- Alcatraz Island was a chilly, unwelcoming place once reserved for infamous criminals. Not even the federal government appeared to want it after the penitentiary closed in the 1960s. Adam Fortunate Eagle remembers "The Rock" a little more warmly: a place where fellow Native Americans took a stand that may have helped end the U.S. policy of tribal assimilation. Forty years ago Friday, dozens of Native Americans -- mostly California college students -- boated to the largely abandoned island in San Francisco Bay, starting an unarmed occupation that lasted nearly 19 months and captured the attention of media around the world.
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Native Americans occupied Alcatraz for 19 months, starting in November 1969
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Indians wanted to focus on "broken treaties, broken promises," professor says
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Occupiers didn't get demands but may have helped end U.S. policy of tribal assimilation
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Co-organizer: Move brought "Indian issues to the forefront of the public awareness"

Question: But another motive for the occupation was the government's general treatment of @placeholder.


Washington (CNN)Several post-Romney 2016 dynamics on the GOP side, plus two big debates with complications for congressional Republicans filled our Super Bowl Sunday trip around the "Inside Politics" table. 1. MITT BOWS OUT, AND JEB MOVES IN With Mitt Romney now officially out of the 2016 GOP nomination chase, New Hampshire becomes a more wide-open race, and the Jeb Bush camp is hoping to make fast inroads. Jonathan Martin of The New York Times notes with a crowded field, Iowa's vote likely will be splintered and the state is known for its strong evangelical base. South Carolina, stop three on the calendar, could be influenced by the possible candidacy of home state senator Lindsey Graham.
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Jeb Bush's post-Romney New Hampshire calculations
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Rand Paul's weekend travel plans & surprising strategies
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GOP immigration showdown: figuring out how "to cave"

Question: Republicans won big in 2014, and came to @placeholder full of energy to start 2015.


A block of flats which has been left teetering on the brink of collapse by floods this week is set to be demolished. Spencer Court in Newburn, Tyne and Wear, was left with its foundations totally exposed after extreme rainfall ripped away the ground from underneath the building. But the flooding misery is set to ease in most of Britain over the next few days - with sunshine expected in many areas for the rest of today and tomorrow. Scroll down for video Doomed: Spencer Court in Tyneside (pictured) will be demolished after its foundations were washed away by raging flood waters
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Spencer Court to be demolished after being left 'unsafe' by flood damage
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Twenty seven flood warnings and 34 flood alerts still in place across Britain
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Met Office says heavy rain will ease off today and over weekend
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Sunshine even expected in many areas tomorrow and Sunday
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'Autumnal weather' and some patchy rain will return next week

Question: The revelation caused an outcry among home owners in @placeholder and the surrounding blocks of flats who were evacuated as a result of the flooding earlier in the week.


Concern is growing for the well-being of four journalists, three of them American citizens, apparently detained in Iran this week, according to The Washington Post. The newspaper reported Thursday that its Tehran correspondent Jason Rezaian, a U.S. citizen, and his wife, Yeganeh Salehi, appeared to have been detained Tuesday evening. Two freelance photojournalists, both American citizens, also have been detained, according to The Post. The paper said officials had not yet named the pair. An Iranian official confirmed to CNN that Rezaian and Salehi are among three journalists being held by authorities. He did not say what they have been charged with.
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Iranian official says Jason Rezaian and Yeganeh Salehi are among three journalists held
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The Washington Post says four journalists have apparently been detained this week
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They include Jason Rezaian, a U.S. citizen, and his wife, journalist Yeganeh Salehi
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The others are two freelance photojournalists, the Post says

Question: Several foreign journalists are in @placeholder to cover the event, which includes an anti-Israel demonstration after the Friday prayers.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor, In Nashua, N.h. PUBLISHED: 00:48 EST, 14 March 2014 | UPDATED: 18:34 EST, 14 March 2014 Scott Brown, the former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, started his trek back to the Senate on Friday after a party official introduced him as 'Scott Brown of New Hampshire.' 'A political wave is coming ... Obama Democrats are on the wrong side of that wave,' Brown told a capacity crowd in Nashua on Friday during the Northeast Republican Leadership Conference. 'If we don't like Obamacare, we can get rid of it. Period. ... The party that put everything on the line for the takeover of our very good health care system has a lot to answer for.'
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The Maine-born Republican won a Massachusetts shocker in 2010 to replace the late Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy
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He lost his seat two years later to far-left Democrat Elizabeth Warren
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Now Brown has moved a few miles north and has launched an 'exploratory campaign' for his return to the Senate
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He made it official late Friday afternoon during a Nashua, N.H. Republican Party conference

Question: Former Sen. Scott Brown, once conservatives' white knight in famously liberal @placeholder, will try to capture a Senate seat from New Hampshire


An overjoyed son has met his real mother for the first time in 57 years after she gave him away when he was just a six week old baby. Kevin Scott, 57, who lives in Chepstow, South Wales, was born out of wedlock in a nursing home for unmarried mothers - and feared he would meet his natural mother. But Kevin and his birth mother Pat Johnson were in floods of tears today after they were reunited with a giant hug. Kevin Scott, 57, met his birth mother, Pat Johnson, 78, for the first time in 57 years today Kevin tracked his mother down to her place of work after his adoptive parents died, but he was told she had retired 10 years earlier.
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Kevin Scott, 57, who lives in Chepstow, South Wales, met mother Pat today
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She became pregnant at 20 gave him away when he was just six weeks old
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Lincoln church-run Quarry Nursing Home for Unmarried Mothers took her in
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'I gave my baby up because I felt I had no choice... it broke my heart'
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Kevin was brought up in Scunthorpe by Doris and Dennis Scott
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He and his neighbour Dikka tracked Pat down after adoptive mother died
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Has a new half-brother Neil, stepfather George, 80, and many other relatives

Question: @placeholder worked her magic on the internet - and just three days later Kevin took the call from the mother he feared he'd lost for ever.


An arrest has been made in connection with possibly contaminated letters sent to President Barack Obama and Sen. Roger Wicker, the Department of Justice said Wednesday. Paul Kevin Curtis was arrested by the FBI at his home in Corinth, Mississippi, the department said in a statement. Discovered Tuesday, the letters were addressed to Wicker, a Mississippi Republican, and to Obama. The justice department release said a third letter was sent to a Mississippi justice official. The letters to Wicker and Obama were stopped at a government mail-screening facility after initial tests indicated the presence of the deadly poison ricin. Because initial tests can be "inconsistent," the envelopes have been sent off for additional tests, an FBI statement said. The FBI does not expect to receive results from the tests until Thursday, federal law enforcement sources told CNN.
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A Mississippi judge received a similar letter that is also being tested
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Justice Department says Paul Kevin Curtis of Corinth, Mississippi, has been arrested
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Envelopes were addressed to Obama and Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Mississippi
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Initial tests on those envelopes detected the deadly poison ricin; additional tests under way

Question: However, the @placeholder said additional testing was needed because field and preliminary tests produce inconsistent results.


Relatives of Bobbi Kristina Brown, who has been in a medically induced coma for more than 10 days, have reportedly agreed to let her die tomorrow - the same date as her mother. The daughter of the late Whitney Houston, and singer Bobby Brown, was found face down in a bath tub and was later discovered with bruises over her body and face. She has been in a medically induced coma ever since and relatives are now thought to be discussing allowing her to die tomorrow, Page Six reported. Cissy Houston, grandmother to Miss Brown, suggested the family  turn off the machine so that the 21-year-old could be allowed to die on Wednesday, which will be the same date as her late mother.
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Daughter of Whitney Houston was found face down in a bath tub
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The 21-year-old has been in medically induced coma since January 31
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Family believed to be considering turning off her life support in hospital
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Planning tomorrow so she can die on same day as mother, pagesix reports
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Hundreds of people gathered to pray for the recovery of Bobbi Kristina
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Around 500 family members and fans attended Shining a Light for Healing
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Candlelit vigil saw people sing gospel songs in Georgia amphitheater
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Police investigating bruises on Bobbi Kristina Brown's face and mouth
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Documentary maker Daphne Barak said she was told by Nick Gordon he had left marks on Bobbi Kristina's chest while performing CPR

Question: @placeholder previously denied they were preparing to say goodbye to his daughter.


Anthony Box, 17, is your typical all-American boy. He spends his time studying, chilling with his school friends, and riding a unicycle. Except Anthony is living for a year in Beijing with a Chinese family. He's part of the School Year Abroad program, which recently partnered with the ambitious "100,000 Strong Foundation" that aims to strengthen often frosty U.S.-China relations, one teenager at a time. The organization says it has already achieved its aim of having more than 100,000 U.S. students in China. However, the numbers of American students in China are dwarfed by the 235,500 Chinese currently studying in America.
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Relations between the United States and China are often tense
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Organization hopes to thaw frosty ties by sending U.S. teens to China
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More than 235,500 Chinese study in the United States
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Can these "teen diplomats" succeed where presidents have failed?

Question: The most surprising thing that I encountered here was the large number of people living, working, and moving around in @placeholder.


Western Sydney Wanderers have become the first A-League side to win the Asian Champions League, but the win was dampened by dirty tactics with the Sydney side targeted by spitting, headbutting and lasers. After a scoreless game, Tony Popovic's Sydney side won 0-1 on aggregate in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh in just their third year season of football. Bitter losers Al Hilal reacted badly to their loss at fulltime, instigating a raging fight. Enraged Al Hilal forward Nasser Al-Shamrani spat at Wanderers' player Matthew Spiranovic before lunging at him, provoking a brawl between the two sides before they were separated.
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Western Sydney Wanders have won the Asian Champions League
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The three-year-old side are the first A-League side to ever win ACL cup
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WSW claimed victory over Al Hilal 0-1 on aggregate after scoreless game
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Bitter losers Al Hilal reacted to their loss at fulltime, instigating a fight
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Al Hilal's Nasser Al-Shamrani spat at and headbutted Wanderers' Matthew Spiranovic
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'Dreams do come true,' said celebrated coach Tony Popovic
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Wanderers' goalkeeper Ante Covic has lasers shone in his eyes by crowd
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Explosive celebrations from supporters in Parramatta with flares ignited

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By Greg Walton PUBLISHED: 19:45 EST, 17 August 2012 | UPDATED: 10:45 EST, 18 August 2012 Almost 2,000 jobs are under threat after the UK’s second biggest hotel chain was snapped up in a £1billon deal masterminded by Goldman Sachs. Fears are mounting for Travelodge’s 6,000-strong workforce as sources suggest up to 150 of the chain’s worst performing hotels could be axed. Goldman led a cabal of finance houses to take control of Travelodge – along with its colossal debt pile. It was previously owned by Dubai International Capital. Travelodge is said to be struggling to make its sites on out-of-town A-roads pay
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Hotel chain could axe 150 sites
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Fears mount for Travelodge's 6,000-strong workforce

Question: Experts fear that @placeholder’s new owners could be planning to offload even more properties than the 49 announced yesterday.


(CNN) -- A pioneer in sales of digital music, Apple on Monday became a late entrant in the booming music-streaming wars. When its iTunes Radio feature launches this fall along with a new version of Apple's mobile operating system, it will go head-to-head with established competitors such as Pandora and Rdio, as well as other tech heavyweights in Facebook-affiliated Spotify, Twitter Music and Google Play All Access. All of which raises the question: In a crowded field, what's going to persuade people already using (and, in some cases, paying for) those other services to switch to Apple's? Apple appears to be banking on the extensive music library it's piled up on iTunes and the customer base that's already used to shopping there. The iTunes store boasts a catalog of 26 million songs (Spotify, by way of comparison, claims more than 20 million) and more than 50 billion files have been downloaded from iTunes since it launched in 2001.
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Apple's iTunes Radio joins crowded music-streaming field
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Feature will be ad-supported, feature iTunes' 26 million songs
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Some question whether there's a need for more streaming
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Facebook, Google, Twitter and others already have services

Question: Like @placeholder, users will be able to "seed" stations with particular artists and hear selections from similar ones.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:55 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:55 EST, 5 March 2013 A new study offers more compelling evidence that life expectancy for some U.S. women is actually falling, a disturbing trend that experts can't explain. The latest research found that women age 75 and younger are dying at higher rates than previous years in nearly half of the nation's counties - many of them rural and in the South and West. Curiously, for men, life expectancy has held steady or improved in nearly all counties. The study is the latest to spot this pattern, especially among disadvantaged white women.
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New study released by journal Health Affairs says that while life expectancy is climbing for educated women, it is falling for those without education
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Also said deaths are preventable and are caused by obesity, smoking, and changeable habits

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(CNN) -- With Ivan Lendl by his side, Andy Murray opened his grand slam tennis account, won an Olympic gold and ended Britain's nearly 80-year wait for a men's singles champion at Wimbledon. When he triumphed at the All England Club last July, Lendl, not Murray's influential mom, Judy, was the first person he hugged as he climbed into the players' box. The knowledge Lendl amassed in winning eight grand slams himself was passed on to Murray and the two -- who share dry sense of humors and like to keep low profiles -- forged a strong bond. Murray thanked Lendl for pulling no punches when discussing his game, which, as good as it was, had yet to yield a major as he competed with the talented trio of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
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Andy Murray ends his successful partnership with coach Ivan Lendl
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Under Lendl, Murray won his lone two grand slam singles titles
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Murray says he is "eternally grateful" to the eight-time grand slam champion
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Murray has struggled in 2014 after undergoing back surgery last fall

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By David Williams A senior Syrian forensic medicine expert with evidence that President Bashar al-Assad's administration used chemical weapons in an attack in March has defected to Turkey, the opposition claimed today. Abdeltawwab Shahrour, head of the forensic medicine committee in Aleppo, Syria's second city, was said last night to be preparing to make the evidence public - a move that could help to provide powerful backing for those in the U.S. administration supporting military action against the Assad regime. He was the civilian in charge of the chemical weapons programme's medical and forensic science department so potentially is a hugely significant figure in any investigations into the use of nerve gas.
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Influential chemical weapons specialist has 'smuggled evidence to Turkey'
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Abdeltawwab Shahrour is a prominent forensic medicine expert
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He is a civilian head of section of regime's chemical weapons programme
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Shahrour may provide the evidence needed to support U.S. intervention

Question: He said: 'We have serious concerns based on the information that we have received from sources inside the Assad army who are sympathetic to the revolution that @placeholder might be considering using those chemical weapons against innocent civilians.'


(CNN)A federal investigation has not found enough evidence to charge Darren Wilson for depriving Michael Brown of his civil rights, according to multiple sources familiar with the probe. This would be the second time the former police officer has avoided standing trial in the black teen's fatal shooting last summer in Ferguson, Missouri. The FBI joined local officials in interviewing more than 200 people -- and looked at much the same evidence -- as a St. Louis County grand jury that decided in November not to indict Wilson, who is white, on any charges in Brown's death. That federal law enforcement agency has now completed its investigation into the August shooting and sent its findings to the Justice Department, a law enforcement official and a separate U.S. official said Wednesday.
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Sources: Federal prosecutors don't think there's enough proof for civil rights charges
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A grand jury decided against state charges for ex-Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson
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It all stems from Michael Brown's fatal shooting, which stirred up large, emotional protests

Question: Based on that probe, @placeholder prosecutors won't recommend civil rights charges against Wilson because there is not sufficient evidence to support them, a U.S. official told CNN.


(CNN) -- If he had been listening from his car Monday morning, radio veteran Steak Shapiro knew what he would have thought of a bit mocking a former New Orleans Saint now battling Lou Gehrig's disease. "I would have been offended." Why? The now former host of "Mayhem in the AM" on Atlanta's 790 The Zone offered up plenty of reasons in an interview Tuesday with CNN's Brooke Baldwin. And none of his descriptions of the now infamous two-minute radio bit were positive. Stupid. Not thought out. Offensive. Awful. And not funny. "You walk a fine line trying to be somewhat on the edge," Shapiro said. "We blew it. We blew it in a huge way."
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An Atlanta radio station fires three hosts for mocking ex-Saints player Steve Gleason
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Gleason has ALS and speaks with a synthetic voice, which the hosts spoofed
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Accepting the hosts' apologies, Gleason says he hopes more learn about ALS
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A New Orleans-based radio host says the hosts shouldn't have been fired

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 07:40 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:00 EST, 30 August 2013 Chelsea Manning is doing well at the start of her prison sentence after announcing her desire to live as a woman, according to her lawyer. Manning, who was previously known as Bradley, is currently going through a three- to four-week 'indoctrination' at Fort Leavenworth military prison in Kansas at the start of a 35-year jail term for leaking Government secrets. Her lawyer David Coombs wrote on his blog that he spoke with Manning on Wednesday and plans to visit medical staff and bosses at the prison in a bid to allow her to undergo hormone therapy and other treatment for her gender dysphoria.
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Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley, is beginning 35-year jail term
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She was jailed for leaking Government secrets to WikiLeaks website
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Manning's lawyer David Coombs said he spoke to her on Wednesday
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He is to meet with prison medical staff about Manning's sex change

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(Travel + Leisure) -- When studying up for a trip to the Holy Land, you might come across this warning: Whatever you do, don't take a bear to the beach. Feeding pigeons is illegal in Venice, Italy, and could earn you a fine. Americans expect to experience some difference in laws when they travel the world, but some laws we found just sounded insane. In France, it's illegal to name a pig Napoleon. In Florida, single women can't parachute on Sundays. And in England, you may urinate anywhere in public, including inside a policeman's helmet, providing that you're also pregnant.
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Singapore has tough policies against chewing gum and graffiti
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Pigeon-feeding is not tolerated in Venice because the birds damage old buildings
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You must keep your headlights on at all times while driving in Denmark
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If you break one of these laws it's best to get an attorney involved, lawyer says

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Lawsuit: Lena Dunham has threatened to sue the website Truth Revolt for millions of dollars after they accused her of being a sexual abuser last week Lena Dunham is now threatening to sue the right-wing website which last week published an article claiming she sexually abused her little sister when they were children. The claim is based on an excerpt from the Girls star and creator's new book, Not That Kind of Girl, and details how she once looked at her sister Grace's vagina when her sibling was a year old and she was seven. Lena defended the action as innocent childhood exploration based on curiosity, but the website Truth Revolt called the memory 'unsettling' and 'disturbing'.
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A legal letter leaked Wednesday, shows that Lena Dunham is planning to sue the website Truth Revolt for accusing her of molestation
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Last week, the website used an excerpt of Lena's new book as evidence she sexually abused sister Grace when they were just children
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In the essay, Lena describes being seven years old and looking at her then year-old sister's vagina out of curiosity
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The creator and star of HBO's Girls cancelled two book tour stops in Germany and Belgium on Monday for 'health issues'

Question: Since then, she has been in a war of words with the site, which refused to take down or apologize for their piece titled '@placeholder Describes Sexually Abusing Her Little Sister'.


Fresh evidence has been uncovered for the theory that our moon was created by a collision between Earth and a planet-sized object some 4.5 billion years ago. German scientists studied moon rocks gathered by astronauts nearly a half-century ago in the Apollo 11, 12 and 16 missions. They say the results show Earth was hit by a huge object called 'Theia' which led to the moon's formation. Scroll down for video Researchers analysed various kinds of oxygen atoms and found the moon rocks have a different makeup than Earth rocks do Many researchers believe the moon formed after Earth was hit by a planet the size of Mars billions of years ago.
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After the solar system formed 4.6 billion years ago, Earth was said to have been hit by a Mars-sized planet
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German scientists studied moon rocks gathered by astronauts nearly a half-century ago in the Apollo 11, 12 and 16 missions
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Results show Earth was hit by a huge object called 'Theia' which led to the moon's formation.
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Suggest moon may be a 50-50 mix of material from this object and Earth

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(CNN) -- The voice on telephone messages left for Manti Te'o matches that of the 22-year-old man who says he posed as a woman in carrying on a relationship -- by e-mail and over the phone -- with the Notre Dame linebacker, according to the "Dr. Phil" show. "They all say, with scientific certainty, that Ronaiah Tuiasosopo is the female voice in those recordings," host Phil McGraw said, citing conclusions by forensic voice analysts with three independent contractors. That conclusion supports Tuiasosopo's assertion that, posing as a woman, he was involved in a relationship with Te'o, who had not known that his love interest was a man.
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Three forensic voice analysts all reached the same conclusion, "Dr. Phil" says
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Tuiasosopo says the hoax was linked to sexual abuse he endured beginning at age 12
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"It has everything to do with what I went through as a child," he says on show

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A day after Rafael Nadal exited the Madrid Masters and vowed never to return while the clay is still blue, a similarly disgruntled Novak Djokovic suffered a shock 7-6 (2), 6-3 loss to fellow Serb Janko Tipsarevic. The world No. 1 said he would join Nadal in boycotting the Madrid tournament next year if organizers did not restore standard red clay to the courts. "I want to forget this week as soon as possible and move on to the real clay courts," Djokovic said. "It took me at least a week to try to get used to this surface and somehow find a way to win matches and play a decent level of tennis.
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Novak Djokovic loses 7-6 (2), 6-3 to Janko Tipsarevic in Madrid
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Djokovic says he will not play in Madrid again while the clay is blue
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Nadal said he would also boycott the event after his loss a day earlier
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Roger Federer, Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka all through to semifinals

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West, Texas (CNN) -- Since they were little boys growing up West, Texas, brothers Doug and Robert Snokhous did everything together. They fixed cars, went hunting, golfed and barbecued together. It just made sense that they would both become volunteer firefighters, and that they were side by side last Wednesday when they rushed to a fire at the West Fertilizer Co. The brothers were among 14 people who died after the fire led to a massive explosion at the distributor. The blast decimated not only the company's building but ravaged practically the entire north side of the small farming community.
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A business that distributed fertilizer exploded in West, Texas, on Wednesday, killing 14
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Volunteer firefighters were brothers who did everything together, family says
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Some West students whose schools were damaged are taking classes in Waco

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The U.S. military turned over a Marine suspect in the gruesome killing of a transgender Filipino to the Philippine military's main camp in the capital Wednesday, easing a looming irritant over his custody, officials said. Marine Pfc. Joseph Scott Pemberton, 19, had been detained on board the USS Peleliu at the Subic Bay Freeport, about 50 miles northwest of Manila, after he was implicated in the death of 26-year-old Jennifer Laude, whose former name was Jeffrey. Eyewitnesses say Pemberton met her in a nightclub and didn't know she was transgender until they were in a hotel room at the Celzone Lodge, according to the New York Daily News.
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U.S. Marine Pfc. Joseph Scott Pemberton is accused of killing 26-year-old Jennifer Laude, whose former name was Jeffrey
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Laude was found strangled at the Celzone Lodge, her head in a toilet bowl
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Pemberton, 19, reportedly met Laude in a nightclub but didn't know she was transgender until they were alone in a hotel room

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Town of Bani Walid is set to be overturned Volunteer fighters poured in from the Libyan capital and other towns held by the former rebels today to join what they expect to be the final battle for Bani Walid, one of Muammar Gaddafi's last remaining strongholds. After a week-long stand-off over a peaceful surrender of the town, the Libyan fighters on Friday launched a two-pronged assault on Bani Walid that soon dissolved into street fighting. Sign of peace? Anti-Gaddafi fighters toast their victory as they close in on a resolution Route to victory: More Libyan rebel soldiers are seen jubilating before heading to the frontline in Bani Walid
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Town of Bani Walid is set to be overturned

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By Sarah Womack PUBLISHED: 12:06 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:52 EST, 15 January 2014 A four-year-old girl was hailed a hero today after calling police when a bookshelf collapsed on her mother, knocking her unconscious. Lexi Cooper refused to panic when her mother Nicola Ellis, 25, was knocked out at bedtime by the bookshelf falling off the wall and trapping her underneath. The child, who is in reception class in primary school, switched on a Simpsons cartoon DVD for her younger brother and sister, found her mother’s mobile in another room, dialled 999 and gave full details of herself, family and home address.
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Lexi says: 'I've always been a good girl, and didn't cry'
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Mother Nicola knocked out cold, and suffers dislocated shoulder
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Lexi told police she'd climb over the bookcase and open door to them
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Brave youngster put on a Simpsons DVD to distract her younger siblings

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:06 EST, 19 September 2012 | UPDATED: 12:06 EST, 19 September 2012 A North Carolina sheriff and his deputies routinely discriminated against Hispanics - a group he referred to as 'taco eaters' - by making unwarranted arrests with the goal of ramping up deportations, according to a two-year probe by the U.S. Department of Justice. In an 11-page report issued Tuesday, the federal agency said Alamance County Sheriff Terry S. Johnson and his deputies violated the constitutional rights of U.S. citizens and legal residents by illegally targeting, stopping, detaining and arresting Latinos without probable cause.
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Department of Justice report finds rampant discrimination against Latinos in Alamance County, North Carolina
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Report was result of two-year investigation into the sheriff's office
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Sheriff Terry Johnson claims his department does not discriminate against Hispanics, and that he's being targeted by White House
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Probe finds that department members feared retaliation if they cooperated with federal investigators

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Question: Johnson said Tuesday he and his staff had 'cooperated fully' with the @placeholder, providing tens of thousands of pages of documents.


You have to hand it to Dick Cheney. How many people, knowing what has happened in Iraq over the last 12 years, would dare to write an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal recently containing this line: "Rarely has a U.S. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many" -- and not be talking about George W. Bush? The man has chutzpah. The op-ed in question was co-written with Cheney's daughter Liz, former State Department worker and failed Senate candidate. The two are forming a new organization, the Alliance for a Strong America. Of all the former Bush administration officials who have emerged in the last few days to blame the deteriorating situation in Iraq on Barack Obama, one might think Cheney would be among the last.
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Paul Waldman: Dick Cheney has some nerve slamming Obama on Iraq -- did he mean Bush?
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He says Cheney was Iraq war's chief propagandist, insisted Hussein had WMDs
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Waldman: Cheney fails to mention the loss of life, trillions spent in Iraq on his watch
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Waldman: Where are his recommendations to solve Iraq? He blames Obama for his mess

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:47 EST, 9 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:47 EST, 9 December 2013 A teenager whose mother suffered sexual abuse from the age of eight has revealed the shocking moment she learned her grandfather was also her father. Arie Kibibi, 19, appeared on Katie Couric's show on Monday afternoon with her mother, Aziza Kibibi, 35, who detailed the years of abuse - and five pregnancies - at the hands of her father. Her father, Aswad Ayinde, a successful music video director best known for the Fugees' 'Killing Me Softly', was sentenced to 50 years in prison in August for the sickening abuse.
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Aziza Kibibi, now 35, was raped by her father from the age of 8
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He impregnated her five times and they had four children - including 19-year-old Arie who discovered the truth when she was 14
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'I just froze,' she said of the moment she found out
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Kibibi's father Aswad Ayinde, a successful music video director known for the Fugees' Killing Me Softly, has been jailed for 50 years

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 13:47 EST, 17 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 17 February 2014 An easyJet plane had to abort its landing just seconds before it touched down because it was caught in a huge gust of wind. The a320 aircraft was in the final moments of its approach into Luton Airport when the pilot was forced to bring the wheels up. He had already attempted to land in the high winds, but had to pull up after overshooting the runway. Steady: The easyJet a320 had straightened up after being swayed by the winds as it headed towards the runway
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Aircraft wings were 'four or five feet' from the ground at Luton Airport
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Photographer said he thought the plane was going to hit the ground
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The plane then had to perform a 'go around' before heading to Stansted

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He has already won more than £50,000 in compensation and legal costs from the European Court of Human Rights over his detention in Iraq An Iraqi terror suspect accused of plotting to blow up British soldiers could be allowed to return to this country after judges ruled he must be given his UK passport back. Alleged explosives expert Hilal Al-Jedda was given asylum in this country in 1992 but returned home during the Iraq war where he was accused of plotting atrocities against coalition forces. He was stripped of his British passport but appealed and yesterday won his case at the Supreme Court. Judges said taking his passport away was unlawful because it left him ‘stateless’ – in effect without a home country.
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Explosives expert Hilal Al-Jedda was given asylum in 1992 but his British passport was withdrawn after returned to Iraq where he was accused of plotting atrocities against coalition forces
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But Supreme Court judges have ruled the move was unlawful as it left him 'stateless' without a home country
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Father-of-eight may now be allowed to return to Britain with his family
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He has already won more than £50,000 in compensation and legal costs from the European Court of Human Rights over his detention in Iraq

Question: Homeless: Al-Jedda argued it was unlawful that after seeking asylum in @placeholder and then having his passport was revoked he was left 'stateless'


Richmond, Virginia (CNN) -- It's official: Ted Cruz is Democratic enemy number one. In the span of a year, Cruz has transformed himself from a little-known Senate candidate into the face of a government shutdown that has roiled Washington politics and raised questions about the viability of the American political process. Democrats are now raising his profile at every turn, in political campaigns from Brooklyn to San Diego, casting him as a right wing zealot and hoping to hang the controversial tea party icon around the necks of every Republican office-seeker in the country. Cruz: Use debt ceiling debate for leverage
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Democrats cast Cruz as right wing zealot, hope to hang him around every Republican office-seeker
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"We're more than happy to have a debate with them" over Cruz, Democratic operative says
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Website depicts Cruz telling an anguished House Speaker Boehner, "I got it from here, bud"
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Virginia governor candidate in awkward position, slamming shutdown while appearing with Cruz

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Question: "It's an interesting strategy that works to the benefit of Democrats who want to attach his brand to the GOP at a time when he's underwater in approval ratings, but it also works to Cruz's benefit because it elevates him with the @placeholder base," he said.


(CNN) -- Fans of the character Easy Rawlins don't want to hear it, but author Walter Mosley says he has officially moved on. Author Walter Mosley found fame with his Easy Rawlins mysteries and has debuted a new series. The prolific writer seemingly wrapped up his beloved series -- which spawned the 1995 film "Devil in a Blue Dress" starring Denzel Washington -- in 2007 with the 10th Easy Rawlins mystery, "Blonde Faith." The ending saddened die-hard fans who had faithfully followed the adventures of the Los Angeles, California-based everyman-turned-private investigator whose stories played out in an era from the Jim Crow 1940s to the politically charged 1960s.
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Writer Walter Mosley is best known for his Easy Rawlins mystery series
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His new book, "The Long Fall," introduces the character of Leonid McGill
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Unlike past books, the new novel is set in modern-day New York
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Mosley says he enjoyed first time writing a "hard-boiled detective" novel

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Dr. David Ores, or Dr. Dave as he's referred to by his patients, isn't your average neighborhood doctor. It's not because his arms are covered with tattoos of nearly naked women or because he drives a Harley to work, but because eight months ago he started New York City's first health care cooperative for restaurant workers. The Harley-riding Dr. David Ores has started New York's first health care cooperative for restaurant workers. The Restaurant Worker's Health Care Cooperative, currently servicing 15 restaurants in lower Manhattan, provides free health care to all restaurant employees, from bus boys to bartenders. Every month the owner or manager of each restaurant contributes money into a common fund based on its number of employees. In return, their workers can go see Dr. Dave with any kind of health issue they may have.
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Health care cooperative helps New York restaurant workers
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Not-for-profit system now enables workers to see a doctor when necessary
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"Dr. Dave" now has plans to expand coverage, hours of service
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"I would call him a pioneer in health care," friend says of Dr. Dave

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Maybe it was all too easy. Perhaps when he saw the teamsheet, he thought it would be a formality that the record he has been closing in on would be sent tumbling. This should have been the night Cristiano Ronaldo moved out on his own. A capacity crowd in the Bernabeu Stadium, the eyes of the world watching and a date against one of the biggest names in football. The stage could not have been more perfect for Ronaldo to usurp Raul, as the Champions League's all-time scorer. The coronation, however, must wait. Worse still, if Lionel Messi engages overdrive in Amsterdam on Wednesday, when Barcelona duel with Ajax, Ronaldo could find himself in third place on the list when Real return to Champions League combat at the end of the month in Switzerland.
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Cristiano Ronaldo had chance to become the Champions League's all-time top scorer against Liverpool
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Former Manchester United forward trails Raul by a single goal

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(CNN) -- Russia's policies on foreign adoptions made headlines when the government announced it would no longer allow Americans to adopt Russian children. But hidden away in Russian orphanages are thousands of children with disabilities who aren't orphans, whose harmful treatment has long been hidden from public view -- even from most Russians. When I visited a Russian orphanage last year as part of a human rights investigation, a volunteer led me to a crib where a boy under 3 feet tall, wearing a diaper, smiled at us. "This is Roman," she said. "He's 18 years old. He has Down syndrome." Roman reached for me to pick him up and I felt his protruding ribs. I could hardly believe he was 18. Yet the birthdates labeling the cribs of other equally frail and undersized children revealed that most were also teenagers with conditions including Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and blindness.
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Andrea Mazzarino: Many nonorphan kids with disabilities in Russian orphanages
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State orphanages are typically geographically isolated, she says
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Lack of attention, adequate nutrition make disabilities grow more pronounced, she says

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(CNN) -- Following the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, in November 2009, the attempted car bomb in Times Square in May and a number of other domestic cases, including the recent arrest of a Somali-American teenager in Portland, Oregon, U.S. security agencies are sharply focused on the potential "radicalization" of American-Muslims and how to prevent it. Many look across the Atlantic to the experience of Britain. Following the July 2005 attacks on London's transport system, a "counter-radicalization" strategy known as Preventing Violent Extremism was introduced. Dubbed Prevent for short, the strategy aims to intervene in the dynamics of Muslim communities to win over hearts and minds and secure allegiance to Western liberal democracy.
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Arun Kundnani: Some urge a U.S. government program aimed at extreme Muslim views
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He says a British program known as "Prevent" has done more harm than good
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He says government should not target the entire Muslim community
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Government interference in religious debate and views is unwise, he says

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New York (CNN) -- Gotham's top cop on Tuesday said authorities are looking into the possibility that an Egyptian writer may have been responsible for an online posting that pictured a New York cityscape with the words "Al Qaeda. Coming Soon Again in New York." "The use of language indicated that," said New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. "Its many different dialects in Arabic and our analysts thought that this was Egyptian in nature." He said that the graphic image, which surfaced Monday on a few jihadist Web forums and featured the words in the English, did not coincide with any specific online chatter about a potential threat and that it was unclear whether one or multiple individuals was responsible for the posting.
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NEW: NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said that threat may be "Egyptian in nature"
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Image shows NYC cityscape with words "Al Qaeda. Coming Soon Again in New York"
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The FBI says "there is no specific or credible threat to New York at this time"
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The FBI and the NYPD are investigating the origins of an online posting

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Bruno Peres, scorer of what could turn out to be the goal of the season, wasn't joking when he claimed of exhaustion after a lung-busting run on Sunday. The Torino right back picked up possession inside his own box against Juventus with not an awful lot on. Peres looked up, jinked beyond Paul Pogba and set about charging towards halfway, knocking the ball past another Juve midfielder. Bruno Peres scored a wonder goal for Torino during their derby defeat against Juventus Peres picked up the ball on the edge of his own box against Juventus on Sunday The 24-year-old swivelled and knocked the ball beyond midfielder Paul Pogba as he set off
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Bruno Peres scored a wonder solo effort for Torino on Sunday
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The right back ran 80 yards before unleashing beyond Marco Storari
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Torino eventually lost 2-1 after Andrea Pirlo's late goal

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(CNN) -- "Borderlands 2" wants to raise the stakes and improve upon its signature art style and outlandish weapons while broadening the story on the planet of Pandora. At a hands-on demo, a pre-alpha build of the new title showed off two classes of characters -- one new and one familiar. It also demonstrated how the development team at Gearbox Software learned and applied lessons from its first title and subsequent downloadable content releases. The "Gunzerker" class is all about the weapons -- the more, the merrier. This tank of a character can wield two weapons at once, bringing more firepower to fights and dishing out the pain.
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The art style remains the same, with familiar hand-painted looks and dark outlines
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The action takes place five years after the conclusion of "Borderlands"
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Gamers will have to wait until September 18 to get their hands on "Borderlands 2"

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Lobbyist Sir Alan Parker has been trying to influence the decision to allow the hostile takeover of AstraZeneca by US giant Pfizer A lobbyist friend of David Cameron is at the heart of the hostile bid by American drugs giant Pfizer to take over British rival AstraZeneca, it emerged yesterday. Sir Alan Parker, who once holidayed with Mr Cameron and received a knighthood in the New Year honours list, is spearheading the UK lobbying operation for Pfizer’s controversial £63 billion bid. Mr Cameron has been accused of ‘cheerleading’ for the bid, despite concerns about the impact on British jobs and science.
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US drugs giant has made a £60billion+ bid for UK's AstraZeneca
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Ministers insist they are pushing in 'hard-nosed way' to protect jobs
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Lobbyist received a knighthood in the New Year's Honours List

Question: ‘@placeholder’s past acquisitions of major pharmaceutical companies have led to a substantial reduction in research and development activity, which we are concerned could be replicated in this instance,’ Sir William said.


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- The Department of Veterans Affairs has launched an investigation into whether there is a connection between improperly sterilized endoscopy equipment and a veteran's positive HIV test. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, requested that the VA look into potential contamination at its facilities. This comes after more than 10,000 veterans were possibly exposed to HIV and hepatitis at three VA facilities while undergoing colonoscopies and other procedures with equipment that had not been properly cleaned. The VA sent letters to those veterans offering free testing for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. "The VA prides itself on being accountable, and we are extremely concerned about this matter, and as a result we have initiated an investigation," Dr. Michael J. Kussman, the VA's undersecretary for health, said in a news release Friday. "We have an obligation to provide those who have served and sacrificed for our Nation the care they deserve."
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Agency seeing whether veteran's AIDS infection, endoscopy equipment linked
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16 other vets at 2 VA facilities also test positive for hepatitis
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More than 10,000 vets possibly exposed to HIV, hepatitis while having procedures
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Equipment used in procedures at 3 VA facilities hadn't been properly cleaned

Question: It has also set up a toll-free number that @placeholder patients and their families can call, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for additional information: 1-877-575-7256.


Newborn twins who were born prematurely after ambulance crews spent half an hour trying to get into their pregnant mother's tower block have had their life support machines turned off. Jocelyn Bennett, 27, was rushed to hospital from Pleck House, on Winterbourne Croft, Druids Heath in Birmingham and gave birth to Rose and Melody by emergency caesarean section. But with Ms Bennett still in a coma after the ordeal, her devastated family have switched off the twins' life support machine in a poignant farewell - as nursery rhymes played in the background. Jocelyn Bennett, left, called 999 over stomach pains, but paramedics couldn't enter  Pleck House tower block in Birmingham for 30 minutes. She was rushed to hospital and gave birth to twin girls Rose and Melody. Ms Bennett's father Joe is shown right holding one of the babies in a picture released by the family
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Jocelyn Bennett, who was 32 weeks pregnant, had called 999 over pains
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But minutes later paramedics couldn't enter the tower block in Birmingham
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Ms Bennett couldn't answer the buzzer and residents couldn't be reached
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Ambulance crew finally entered Ms Bennett's home with aid of the police
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Ms Bennett was rushed to hospital and twins were born by caesarean
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Rose and Melody had organ failures and their life support was turned off today
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Council are investigating why paramedics couldn't enter Pleck House tower

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Amanda Knox, pictured after she was freed from prison in 2011, is being tried for a third time for the murder of Meredith Kercher in Florence, Italy A lawyer urged an Italian appeals court on Monday to convict Amanda Knox of murdering British student Meredith Kercher and denounced how the American was soliciting donations in Kercher's memory. Francesco Maresca, in his closing arguments in the third trial of Knox and co-defendant Raffaele Sollecito, urged the panel of two professional judges and eight lay jurors to disregard Knox's claims of innocence and her criticism of Italy's judicial system as 'failed, or fallible'.
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Knox is soliciting donations on her website for her defense as well as a separate, as yet-unspecified project in Miss Kercher's memory
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Knox has remained in the U.S. while Sollecito has attended some hearings and addressed the court in Florence
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The case was being tried for a third time after Italy's highest court vacated a 2011 appellate court ruling throwing out their initial murder convictions

Question: @placeholder exchange student Amanda Knox, left, and her Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito shortly after Miss Kercher was murdered in 2007.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 03:20 EST, 27 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:26 EST, 27 June 2012 Jersey should 'be ready to become independent' in the wake of a slew of political attacks and crackdowns on its tax schemes, a senior politician said today. Sir Philip Bailhache, the island's assistant chief minister, wants officials to begin preparations for severing its links with the UK because the largest of the Channel Islands is getting a 'raw deal'. Prime Minister David Cameron last week branded comedian Jimmy Carr 'morally wrong' for pumping millions into Jersey-based company K2 to avoid paying tax.
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'We are getting a raw deal,' says Sir Philip Bailhache, the island's assistant chief minister
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Jersey is not governed by the UK but is not independent either
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Britain's Government has been trying to close several tax loopholes used on the island
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Jimmy Carr controversially pumped millions into the Jersey-based K2 'avoidance' scheme

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(CNN) -- As the dust settled over Gaza and Israel on Thursday amid relative calm, analysts were weighing who were the winners and losers from the conflict. How do the main players in the region now stack up? Israel: The conflict represents a qualified victory for the country and its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to CNN's Paula Newton. "Just months before an election, Netanyahu's government targeted and killed Hamas' military leader, Ahmed al-Jaabari. Hundreds of airstrikes on Gaza followed, but, the real victory was possibly the combat debut of Iron Dome, the U.S.-funded defense shield that kept dozens of Hamas rockets from hitting Israeli civilians."
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Analysts consider who are winners and losers from latest Mideast conflict
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Conflict represents qualified victory for Israel's PM Netanyahu, says Paula Newton
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Hamas has emerged emboldened from conflict and its truce, observers say
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Egypt's Morsy has proved he has leverage necessary to bring Hamas to the table

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Turkey on Thursday recalled its ambassador to the United States and warned of repercussions in a growing dispute over congressional efforts to label the World War I era killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turkish forces "genocide." The U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs passed the measure 27-21 Wednesday. President Bush and key administration figures lobbied hard against the measure, saying it would create unnecessary headaches for U.S. relations with Turkey. Turkey -- now a NATO member and a key U.S. ally in the war on terror -- accepts Armenians were killed but call it a massacre during a chaotic time, not an organized campaign of genocide.
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Turkish Ambassador Nabi Sensoy will head home after U.S. House panel vote
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Vote calls killing of Armenians during World War I genocide
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Condoleezza Rice set to call Turkish leaders to express "deep disappointment"

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By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 10:32 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:32 EST, 24 April 2013 These rare photographs taken more than 150 years ago are thought to be among the first ever pictures taken of China. Showing Beijing in the days before sky-scrapers when it was still known as Peking, the photographs were taken by Anglo-Italian photographer Felice Beato and include the first ever panorama of the city. The collection also includes the only known photograph of the old Imperial Summer Palace before it was destroyed by fire by British troops in 1860. This is the left half of the panoramic image, thought to be the first ever such shot taken of Peking, as Beijing was then called, by Anglo-Irish photographer Felice Beato
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These images, taken by photographer Felice Beato in 1860, are thought to be among the first-ever photos of China
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Snaps include only known photograph of the old Imperial Summer Palace before British soldiers destroyed it
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The Anglo-Italian cameraman embedded himself with the British Army and documented his travels with them
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Sotheby's is expecting to auction the collection of 18 of Beato's photographs for £200,000 in London next month

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A British father-of-two stabbed to death in Barbados was a former Iraqi war veteran forced to quit the Army after a grenade blast damaged his hearing. Brian Mulligan, 28, was on a six month contract to the Caribbean island working as a telecoms engineer when he became involved in an early morning dispute with a suspected drug dealer. The former machine gunner was rushed to hospital at 5.30am on Sunday morning after being stabbed in the chest in the popular tourist area of St Lawrence Gap but he died from his injuries. Army veteran and telecoms engineer Brian Mulligan had been in Barbados for eight weeks
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Brian Mulligan, 28, was stabbed in the chest by a suspected drug dealer in popular tourist area St Lawrence Gap
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He was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Bridgetown, on Sunday morning
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Mulligan was a telecoms engineer on a six month contract to the Caribbean
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Friends say former machine gunner loved serving his country

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(CNN) -- Chingaiz Khan was an unknown quantity when he arrived for a junior weightlifting tournament in South Waziristan nine years ago. Chaotic and intensely religious, the Pakistani region is known by locals as "the most dangerous place in the world." The 12-year-old Chingaiz, with his short, jet-black hair and smooth, unblemished skin, looked younger than the other boys. But, despite it being his first ever tournament, he was still stronger than everyone else. For his father Shams-Ul Wazir, a local college lecturer, the decision to register his son for the tournament paid off handsomely. Chingaiz was crowned the junior boys' weightlifting champion, the first step on a journey that would take him into the world of professional sport.
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Maria Toor Pakay is Pakistan's No. 1 squash player despite difficult circumstances
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Pakay fled her native Waziristan after threats from the Taliban, moving to Canada
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Her father was warned that she was in danger for embarrassing the region's culture and religion
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Former squash star Jonathan Power is training her to become a world champion

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Comic book tycoon and Toulon owner Mourad Boudjellal has promised to send a letter of apology to Leicester following Sunday night’s ugly scenes at Welford Road. The French giants are also considering an internal suspension for Italian prop Martin Castrogiovanni, whose expletive-laden outburst at Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill overshadowed a famous 25-21 victory for the East Midlands club. But Toulon have refused to comment on yesterday’s allegations in Sportsmail that former England full back Delon Armitage threatened to ‘take the face off’ a supporter after the final whistle. Mourad Boudjellal has promised to send a letter of apology to Leicester after ugly scenes at Welford Road
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Leicester Tigers beat Toulon 25-21 in European Champions Cup
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But there were ugly scenes following the final whistle at Welford Road
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Martin Castrogiovanni guilty of expletive-laden rant at Richard Cockerill
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Delon Armitage allegedly threatened to ‘take the face off’ a supporter
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Toulon owner Mourad Boudjellal promised to send a letter of apology to Leicester

Question: Castrogiovanni’s comments were in response to claims from @placeholder that he joined Toulon for a pay-rise.


Right wing bloggers have used the death of captured aid worker Kayla Mueller to criticise her humanitarian work with Palestinians and brand her a 'Jew-hating piece of c***.' Kayla Mueller was a dedicated humanitarian who worked across the world and in Palestine to help those displaced by war. She was confirmed dead last week after being held hostage by extremist group ISIS since August 2013. While dozens of tributes have been paid to the woman who was captured in Syria as she tried to help refugees caught up in the conflict, bloggers have used the opportunity to criticise her for her work.
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Kayla Mueller was captured by ISIS in 2013 and died in Syria last Friday
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Had been helping refugees and previously volunteered to help Palestinians
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But Ring-wing bloggers have used news of her death to attack her actions
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Claimed by helping Palestinians she stopped soldiers keep terrorists out
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Debbie Schlussel accused Mueller of being 'jew hater' and 'anti-American'

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(CNN) -- After Haiti's devastating earthquake, Georges Nader picked up Hector Hyppolite's oil-on-cardboard painting like a father would a wounded child. He could barely hold back his tears. "Vase et Fleurs," glorious in its art naif simplicity, lay before him like a complicated jigsaw puzzle. Pieces were frazzled, some were even missing. Like so many other things in Haiti, the painting by one of Haiti's foremost artists was gone. A masterpiece lost, and with it a part of Haiti's history. No one would ever be able to put it together, Nader believed, as he fished through a demolished museum in Port-au-Prince that housed 12,000 pieces of art collected by his family.
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A still life painting by Haitian artist Hector Hyppolite was damaged in the earthquake
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Gallery owner Georges Nader wanted to have it -- and thousands of other pieces -- restored
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In a troubled land, art serves a vital role as the nation's memory
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The Haitian government has been working with the Smithsonian on restoration
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'Saving Grace,' a show of 50 pieces of Haitian art, opens in New York on Friday

Question: In the immediate aftermath of earthquake, @placeholder and other art collectors in Haiti rescued thousands of pieces from the rubble that might have been forever lost.


By Ruth Styles Twisting her skirt nervously in her hands, it is clear that life for Mashid Rezai, from northern Iran, hasn't been easy - and that talking about it is harder still. Aged 11, she doused herself in petrol and set herself ablaze in a bid to avoid an arranged marriage to a man more than 20 years her senior. Now 36, she remains terribly scarred and was forced to flee to London to escape her father - a man so violent he beat his daughter in hospital as she recovered from her burns. Scroll down for video Common: Mashid says child weddings are common in Iran and girls as young as nine are married off
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Mashid Rezai, now 36, was 11 when she tried to commit suicide
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Set herself ablaze to avoid arranged marriage to much older man
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Violent father beat her as she lay recovering in her hospital bed
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Aged 13, she fled to Tehran and was taken in by a kind surgeon
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Forced to leave Iran because of her injuries and seek asylum in UK
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People would attack her in street and throw stones because of scars
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Says she hopes her story will help others in same situation

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Never underestimate the capacity of the Eurozone to shoot itself in both feet. "Breath-taking," "Staggering," "Bewildering." Just some of the adjectives we could use to describe the latest Eurozone fiasco where the troika -- made up of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund -- has managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. The decision to "bail-in" depositors in Cyprus -- to make ordinary people pay for the mistakes of the banks -- is extraordinary. Nothing like this was done in Greece, Portugal or Ireland. Why, oh why, it should be up to the Cypriots to test drive this dangerous and maverick policy remains unknown.
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The money of German housewives should not bail out Russian oligarchs, writes Quest
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Quest: Taxing deposits under €100,000 at over 6% is effectively punishing the Cypriot people
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Quest: The Eurozone has shown it is better at creating crises than confronting them

Question: At all levels, for depositors, future foreign investors and @placeholder policy, the decision on tiny Cyprus is going to have huge ramifications.


By Jennifer Newton The US Supreme Court has ruled that a copyright lawsuit over the 1980 Oscar-winning film 'Raging Bull' can go ahead despite the movie being more than 30 years old. The film, starring Robert De Niro as Jake LaMotta and directed by Martin Scorsese, is the story of a boxer who has a self-destructive attitude and obsessive rage. Frank Petrella collaborated with Mr LaMotta on a book and two screenplays, which is said to have inspired the movie. He died in 1981, passing copyright on to his daughter, Paula. Scroll down for video Robert De Niro played the lead character Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull, with Frank Petrella said to have inspired the screenplay for the story
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Supreme Court rules Paula Petrella can sue MGM seeking royalties from film
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Her father Frank collaborated on two screenplays that inspired the movie
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Court had ruled in 2009 that her claim was filed too late
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But that decision has been reversed and she can proceed with her lawsuit
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Fears more relatives could bring claims against movie studios

Question: She tried to sue movie studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (@placeholder) in 2009 seeking royalties due to the continuing commercial use of the film, but the case was dismissed saying the delay of nearly two decades of bringing the case was unreasonable.


Kurdish and Hezbollah fighters have been killed in suicide bombings and border clashes with ISIS militants as they fight to stop the extremists from extending their influence across the region. Funerals were held in Turkey today for Kurdish fighters who were killed in battle near the northern Syria border town of Kobane. The town and its surrounding areas were the scene of heavy fighting this week after ISIS attempted to seize control of the Kurdish-run stronghold. And Hezbollah has also buried its dead in recent days after numerous fighters were killed defending the loosely patrolled Lebanon-Syria border from ISIS fighters - clashes which left at least eight Hezbollah fighters and dozens of jihadists and Syrian rebels dead.
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Funerals were held in Turkey today for Kurdish fighters killed in border clashes with ISIS and Syrian jihadists
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Despite US-led airstrikes on ISIS militants in northern Syria, clashes continue near the Kurdish town of Kobane
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Northern Syria has been the scene of heavy fighting  with Kurdish soldiers desperately trying to stop ISIS advance
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Hezbollah soldiers have also been killed as the fight to stop the extremists spills over into Lebanon

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(CNN) -- You've probably heard that the Turkish government's attempt to ban Twitter quickly collapsed into farce. From USA Today: "More than 2.5 million tweets -- or over 17,000 per minute -- were reportedly posted (from Turkey) in the first 24 hours after the ban, according to several media reports. HootSuite, a Vancouver, Canada-based startup that measures and analyzes Twitter marketing campaigns, said in a corporate blog post that its traffic from Turkey tripled in the first day after the ban. So ... all is good, right? Not right. Turkey is a NATO ally, a candidate for membership in the European Union, a front-line state facing Iran, Syria and Russia -- and it is heading seriously in the wrong direction. A lot of people have invested a lot of time and effort denying that unwelcome news. It can be denied no longer.
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David Frum: Turkey once gave people hope for the future of democracy in Islamic nations
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He says voters have repeatedly backed prime minister Erdogan's path for Turkey
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After corruption scandal and criticism, Erdogan sought to shut off Twitter
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Frum: U.S., allies can no longer count on Turkey as a stable force in a crucial region

Question: Turkey's @placeholder-banning prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, came to power after a big election win in 2002.


By Carol Driver for MailOnline A teenager had to be rescued after a surging riptide dragged her out to sea at a popular tourist beach off the Cornish coast. Nicole Lonsdale, of Uxbridge, London, was on a summer break with her family in Cornwall when she was dragged towards rocks by a strong underwater current at Porth Beach, near Newquay. Her family watched in horror as Nicole, 15, was dragged, screaming for help, towards rocks by the treacherous riptide as she swam yards from the beach. Warning: Holidaymakers have been told to observe red flags at Porth Beach near Newquay, Cornwall
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Nicole Lonsdale, 15, was swept out to sea while on holiday near Newquay
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Her father, Paul, tried to swim out to her but had to be rescued as well
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Lifeboats launched and teenager was taken to hospital by air ambulance

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Istanbul (CNN) -- A leader of Turkey's ruling party held out the possibility of a vote on what to do with the Istanbul park where planned razing triggered two weeks of anti-government protests but said demonstrators must leave the park. "The Turkish government will not accept Gezi Park protests to be continued forever," Huseyin Celik, deputy chairman of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party, said after meetings with a delegation of "popular artists" involved with the demonstrations. His comments were carried by the semi-official Anadolou News Agency. Celik said the government could hold a referendum on the redevelopment of the park, the last green space in central Istanbul -- but he urged the demonstrators to "walk out."
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"Such issues can be settled through dialogue," Turkey's president says
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Ruling party official floats referendum on park's future
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Pro-Erdogan rallies are scheduled in four countries, a news agency reports

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By Margot Peppers Angelina Jolie is teaming up with Stella McCartney to design a children's clothing line inspired by her upcoming Disney movie Maleficent. According to WWD, the collection will feature sparkly princess dresses and sandals for girls and 'edgy T-shirts and sneakers' for boys, with prices ranging from $75 to $185. No doubt the 38-year-old actress had her own children in mind - three of whom will have cameos in the film - when she decided to launch the clothing line, which is aimed at kids aged four to 14. Scroll down for video Fairy tale fashion: Angelina Jolie is teaming up with Stella McCartney to design a children's clothing line inspired by her upcoming Disney movie Maleficent
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Prices for Maleficent by Stella McCartney Kids will range from $75 to $185
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Ten per cent of sales will go to SOS Children's Villages, a charity that helps provide homes for children in need

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This was never going to live up to last season’s sensational semi-final at Twickenham but, as opening Pool games go, it really was very good. Saracens have been unable to reach the stratospheric heights they touched that day, when they routed the French giants in April with one of the most astonishing English club performances ever witnessed. Back-to-back defeats in domestic and European finals proved a bitter pill to swallow. But Saturday’s bonus-point win over the star- studded Top 14 outfit proved that performance was no fluke and reminded everyone that Mark McCall’s team are likely to be serious contenders again this season.
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Chris Ashton and David Strettle both scored two tries at Allianz Park
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Duo hoping to be selected in the England squad for November Tests
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Charlie Hodgson also impressed in the Champions Cup clash

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As Air Force One landed in Estonia's capital Wednesday, President Barack Obama's message to Vladimir Putin -- only 500 miles away in Moscow -- was clear: Stay put. Obama's trip to the former Soviet state, ahead of this week's NATO summit in Wales, is meant to reassure nervous Eastern Europe that Putin's support for separatists in Ukraine doesn't mean he has a free pass for territorial gains elsewhere. In a speech in Tallinn, Obama said the vision of a Europe dedicated to peace and freedom is "threatened by Russia's aggression against Ukraine," but said NATO will not allow that aggression to go unchecked.
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"We will defend our NATO allies," President Barack Obama says
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Peaceful Europe "threatened by Russia's aggression against Ukraine," Obama says
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Militant Islamists' gains in Iraq and Syria also cause for concern for NATO members
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Summit originally scheduled to address Afghanistan's future when troops leave

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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:24 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:24 EST, 24 October 2013 Newspaper bosses last night announced plans to mount an extraordinary legal challenge to plans to impose on the Press a Royal Charter written by politicians. They are to argue that the Government’s handling of a rival Royal Charter proposed by the newspaper and magazine industry was unlawful. Industry bodies – through the Press Standards Board of Finance, which funds the existing regulatory system – are to apply to the High Court for judicial review. Industry bodies, through the Press Standards Board of Finance, will apply to the High Court for a judicial review
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Industry bodies, through Press Stands Board of Finance, are to apply to the High Court for judicial review
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Will argue against Privy Council decision to reject industry-backed charter

Question: ‘A free press is the bedrock of democracy and any @placeholder needs to be fully and properly consulted on – anything less risks  outcomes that threaten those freedoms.’


(CNN) -- The leader of the Nigerian secessionist state of Biafra, where haunting images of underfed children caught in a civil war shocked the world, has died at age 78, officials said Saturday. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu died in the United Kingdom, according to Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan. A government spokesman said Ojukwu died from effects of a stroke. The 1967-1970 Biafra civil war occurred after Yakubu Gowon took power in a coup d'etat in 1966. Ojukwu, than a military governor, and his followers rejected plans for reconciliation following violence against the Igbo people in the north and broke away. "He cited as the principal cause for this action the Nigerian government's inability to protect the lives of easterners and suggested its culpability in genocide, depicting secession as a measure taken reluctantly after all efforts to safeguard the Igbo people in other regions had failed," according to globalsecurity.org, a public policy organization.
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Chukwemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu dies at age 78
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He led secessionist state of Biafra in the late 1960s
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Nigeria has history of ethnic division

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