The captain of the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise returned home to Maine on Saturday after an absence of more than three months that included time in one of Europe's oldest prisons. "I'm going to shovel out a path to the woodpile and get a fire going," Peter Willcox said in a phone interview shorty after arriving at his house on Islesboro Island. "That's the first thing on my list." Willcox, 60, who joined the environmental activist group in 1981, was among 28 protesters and two journalists aboard the Greenpeace vessel who were arrested by Russian authorities and thrown in jail in September.
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Greenpeace vessel captain among 30 activists released by Russian authorities
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The protesters faced 10 to 15 years on piracy charges
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Their three-month saga ended with a sweeping amnesty program by Russia's president

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BARCELONA, Spain -- Barcelona are ready for twice world player of the year Ronaldinho to move on, said club president Joan Laporta. Ronaldinho is expected to leave Barcelona this summer after struggling for form last season. Laporta told the Catalan TV3 station that the Brazilian midfielder, who struggled with injuries and poor form last season, needed new challenges in his career. "When the wheel turns, it's normal that the key figures leave," Laporta said. "I would like Ronaldinho to be given a great send-off so that he is remembered for all he has given us and that if he didn't do any more it was because the circumstances wouldn't allow it.
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Barcelona are ready to let Brazilian international Ronaldinho leave the club
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Club president Joan Laporta says that Ronaldinho needs new challenges
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Barcelona have already replaced coach Frank Rijkaard with Pep Guardiola

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Exeter Chiefs run in three tries in straightforward win Victory for the Chiefs seals an eighth place Aviva Premiership finish for 2013-14 Defeat for the Newcastle Falcons was their 16th straight league loss in a torrid season Exeter Chiefs cruised to a comfortable 23-13 win over Newcastle Falcons at Kingston Park to clinch eighth place in the Aviva Premiership. Luke Cowan-Dickie and Ben White grabbed close-range first-half tries to put the Chiefs in charge and ensure the Falcons' run without a Premiership win would be extended to 16 matches. Henry Slade added a conversion and two penalties for the Chiefs to two from Joel Hodgson before a late flurry saw Fetu Vainikolo add Exeter's third try in the 79th minute and Falcons No8 Mark Wilson score in stoppage time with Phil Godman adding the conversion.
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Exeter Chiefs run in three tries in straightforward win
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Victory for the Chiefs seals an eighth place Aviva Premiership finish for 2013-14
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Defeat for the Newcastle Falcons was their 16th straight league loss in a torrid season

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(CNN) -- As a shivering and nervous new recruit to the British Army in 2007 -- wearing three layers just to keep warm -- Semesa Rokoduguni began to seriously question why he had left the tropical Pacific Island of Fiji. "Everyone just looked at me and burst out laughing," he told CNN's Human to Hero series. With limited grasp of the English language, Rokoduguni had to bite his lip and take his medicine to earn the respect of his colleagues in the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, a tank regiment based in Germany. But fast forward six years and Rokoduguni has had the last laugh because when he is not patrolling the front line with the army in dangerous trouble spots such as Afghanistan, he is charging to the try line at the home of rugby union Twickenham.
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Semesa Rokoduguni is an up and coming star of rugby union
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The 25-year-old Fijian has signed professional forms with top English club Bath
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He has starred in the annual Army-Navy match at Twickenham for past two years
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Rokodoguni has served on the front line in Afghanistan with his tank regiment

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A gossip site has taken the controversial decision to post the name of every licensed gun owner in New York City online as the debate over gun control rages on. Gawker posted the list of names, which is already publicly available, today. It follows the move by the Journal News to publish home addresses of gun permit owners in Westchester and Rockland counties last month. The list was highlighted in the midst of heated debates over gun laws following the Sandy Hook massacre in December where 20 schoolchildren and six teachers were shot dead. On the list: As well as Journal News the website Gawker published a 446-page list of licensed gun owners in New York City
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Journalists receive death threats within an hour of publishing list on site

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By Daily Mail Reporter A social media consultant who claimed she was attacked for wearing Google Glass in a San Francisco bar last month has released new footage of the alleged attack. Sarah Slocum gained internet notoriety after sharing video captured by her high-tech glasses of a group of patrons verbally abusing her and trying to take her glasses at punk rock bar Molotov's on February 22. The 34-year-old claimed the patrons began to insult her and shout obscenities out of the blue, simply because she was wearing the head-mounted computer and camera. However, new footage Slocum posted to her YouTube channel on the weekend shows Slocum may added fuel to the attack by cursing at a woman, sticking up her middle finger and loudly saying, 'I want to get this white trash on tape for as long as I can.'
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Social media consultant Sarah Slocum was showing off the high-tech glasses in punk rock bar Molotov's in San Francisco on February 22
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She filmed at least two people confronting her, including a man who allegedly ripped the Google Glass off her face
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She has released new footage showing her cursing at the people she has accused of attacking her
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A witness said Slocum was filming people on the device without their consent, prompting the altercation
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Court documents have now revealed that Slocum's former neighbors filed a restraining order against her in 2012
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Jessie Lilley and David Campbell claimed Slocum recorded a private conversation they were having in their Santa Cruz home
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Secret Labour plans for a multi-billion-pound package of new ‘property wealth taxes’ to hammer London and the well-to-do counties of southern England were leaked last night. The Tories claim the proposals fly in the face of Ed Miliband’s claim to be a ‘one-nation’ leader and would only exacerbate the so-called ‘cost of living crisis’. Tellingly, the report commissioned by Mr Miliband which contains details of the ‘triple tax whammy’ is marked ‘very sensitive’. It would mean that if he wins power in next year’s General Election: New taxes planned: Ed Miliband, left, and former Wickes DIY store boss Bill Grimsey, right
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Secret Labour documents plan to ramp up rates on farmers and the South
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Shop owners would also be hit by new tax - even if they don't run the shop
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Money would be redistributed to help run-down towns - mainly in the North
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'Very sensitive' plan drawn up by former Wickes DIY store boss Bill Grimsey
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All shop owners would be forced to pay a new ‘property owner’s tax’ separate from existing business rates – and on top of existing income tax.
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Emergency laws would impose a new ‘business tax’ on firms in every prosperous city and town in England – backdated to before the election – to fund tax handouts to less well-off areas.
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Question: Instead, a Labour government would immediately increase the level in prosperous areas (mainly the South) – and slash it in less prosperous areas (mainly the @placeholder) to tackle ‘geographical unfairness’.


Renacimiento, Mexico (CNN) -- As raging floodwaters swept away half of his timber shack, Saturnino Medina climbed to the roof. He pointed Thursday to the place where river waters broke through a container wall and washed away his kitchen. Medina and his family have almost nothing left now, after the wind and rain of Manuel hit the town of Renacimiento, located about 20 km northeast of the resort city of Acapulco. Days after the storm made landfall as a tropical depression in the Mexican state of Guerrero, thousands of tourists are still trapped in Acapulco and thousands of families are struggling to recover.
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Storms have killed at least 97 people in Mexico

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(CNN) -- Members of the international community have welcomed Barack Obama becoming the 44th President of the United States -- and the first African-American to take leadership of his country. Barack and Michelle Obama pictured before the inauguration Tuesday in Washington. Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso said: "I believe President Obama will exercise outstanding leadership and achieve great success, leading his distinguished team on each field including foreign policy, national security, economy, environment/energy, in overcoming the serious economic situations and other difficult challenges. "I am confident that Japan and the United States, which are in the position of leading the world, can create a better future, by putting together our expertise, will, passion and strategy. With this conviction, I intend to work hand in hand with President Obama, to further strengthen the Japan-U.S. alliance, and make efforts towards the peace and prosperity of the Asia-Pacific region and the world."
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Leaders around the world offer their congratulations to Obama inauguration
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French president: U.S. has vigorously expressed confidence in progress
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UK PM Brown: New president is a "man of great vision and moral purpose"
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Kenya president: We recall your remarkable journey to become leader

Question: "As you are entering office, I should like to convey to you, on my behalf and on the behalf of the people of France, my very best wishes for great success at the head of the @placeholder nation."


(CNN) -- A U.N.-Arab League envoy working for a cease-fire in Syria arrived in Damascus on Friday as warplanes pounded rebels and fighting engulfed the nation. Lakhdar Brahimi "eventually" will be meeting President Bashar al-Assad during a trip expected to last several days, said Brahimi's spokesman, Ahmad Fawzi. Brahimi wants to forge a cease-fire by Eid al-Adha, the Muslim holiday that arrives Thursday, and has been meeting with Middle East leaders to stoke momentum for stopping the violence. Syrian man loses 18 relatives in airstrike "The hurdles are huge. We are appealing to the government to see the benefit of a period of calm where people can breathe. There's not going to be any joy in Eid -- exuberance amongst the Syrian people -- but at least they might bury less than a hundred people a day," Fawzi said, referring to the crushing daily death tolls.
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They are among the 245 reported dead on Friday
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U.N.-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi arrives in Damascus
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Interference to broadcasts coming from Syria, a satellite provider says

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Presumed Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush came out swinging at probable Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton on Wednesday over her recent claim that businesses don't create jobs. The 2016 preview of what a match-up between the two politicians would look like came at a rally for Colorado Rep. Cory Gardner, the GOP's nominee to the Senate in that state, yesterday evening. Bush characterized Clinton's blunder as 'breathtaking' and argued that 'the problem in America today is that not enough jobs are being created, [but] they are created by business.' Clinton has since clarified that she meant to say America's economy doesn't grow when businesses outsource jobs. However, likely Republican presidential contenders have seized the opportunity to embarrass Clinton over the verbal misstep and frame her as an extremist.
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Bush argued that 'the problem in America today is that not enough jobs are being created, [but] they are created by business'
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Clinton has since clarified that she meant to say America's economy doesn't grow when businesses outsource jobs
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Republican presidential contenders have seized the opportunity to frame her as an extremist, however
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Jeb Bush usually takes top billing in 2016 surveys of Republican voters; Hillary Clinton is Democrats' top pick
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Another possible 2016 GOP contender, Ted Cruz, suggested today that 'Hillary Clinton will be the next president' if Republicans nominate Bush

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Question: As Cruz pointed out, @placeholder has not definitively said he is running for president - yet.


The Pentagon tried to clarify remarks made by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, when he told a Senate committtee on Wednesday that the U.S. military is seeking "permission" from a foreign organization to intervene in Syria. "He was re-emphasizing the need for an international mandate. We are not ceding U.S. decision-making authority to some foreign body," a defense official told CNN. In testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Panetta had an exchange with Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, who said Congress was circumvented when Obama decided to join the NATO coalition in Libya. Sessions said, "We spend our time worrying about the U.N., the Arab League, NATO and too little time, in my opinion, worrying about the elected representatives of the United States. As you go forward, will you consult with the United States Congress?"
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Panetta had an exchange with Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama
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Sessions: Congress circumvented when Obama joined NATO coalition in Libya
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Panetta said, "You know, our goal would be to seek international permission"
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Sessions "baffled by the idea" that international group must approve U.S. combat

Question: But even when Sessions gave Panetta a chance to clarify, Panetta continued to say the @placeholder would seek "permission" so that there was a legal basis to act.


By Bianca London A  pair of love-struck pet pugs got married in a £2,000 ceremony, complete with wedding dresses, tuxedos and a 'best dog'. Bride Betty dazzled in a £100 custom-made white dress while Albert wore a smart tux topped off with a trilby and a bow tie. Wedding rings were exchanged and attached to collars in the moving ceremony. Happily ever after: (L-R) Julian Reynolds with Clive Phillips and Christine Reynolds with bride Betty and groom Albert at their pug wedding The pair fell head over tail in love after meeting as puppies and soon became inseparable. They even had a joint stag and hen party at their local pub - where Betty wore the traditional 'L' plate and bunny ears to dance the night away with her doggie pals.
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Bride Betty wore a £11 white wedding dress
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Attached rings to their collars and Betty carried flowers in her mouth
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Owner Christine Reynolds said pair were 'so in love'
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Even had hen and stag dos with their friends at the pub
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Betty had hair and nails done before big day

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More than a decade after concluding a fuel tank explosion destroyed TWA Flight 800, senior U.S. accident investigators stood their ground on Tuesday against skeptics claiming new evidence suggests missile fire downed the jumbo jet. "I'm totally convinced there was no bomb or missile," National Transportation Safety Board investigator Jim Wildey told reporters at a briefing outside Washington. Skeptics, including a former NTSB investigator, last month petitioned the agency to re-open its investigation and will release a documentary on the crash this month. Conspiracy theories, outrage swirl around TWA 800 plane They said evidence suggests one or more missiles destroyed the Paris-bound Boeing 747 over the Atlantic shortly after takeoff from New York on July 17, 1996, killing all 230 on board.
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Accident investigators respond to critics who claim missile fire brought down the jet in 1996
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The National Transportation Safety Board blamed the crash on a fuel tank explosion
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Skeptics have asked for a new investigation and are releasing a documentary on the crash
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TWA 800 crashed into the Atlantic after taking off from New York on a flight to Paris

Question: But at the same time, the board allowed the original @placeholder 800 investigators to brief the media on the four-year investigation.


If sending rovers to Mars wasn't enough, Nasa now wants to send submarines to Titan. The space agency has outlined plans to launch the huge structure to Saturn's largest moon by 2040. Titan is unique in the outer solar system in that it is the only one of the bodies outside the Earth with liquid lakes and seas on its surface. Scroll down for video If sending rovers to Mars wasn't enough, Nasa now wants to send submarines to Titan. The space agency has outlined plans to launch the huge structure to Saturn's largest moon by 2040. Pictured is an illustration of what the submarine could look like
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Submarine will head to the largest northern sea, dubbed Kraken Mare, on Saturn's biggest satellite
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It would weigh around one tonne (2,200 lb) and travel at one metre per second (3.6 km/h, 2.2 mph)
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With sea temperature of -290 °F (-179 °C), a radiothermal Sterling generator will prevent it from freezing
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Mission will look for traces of compounds that could give a better understanding of how life began

Question: 'The vehicle would observe – and perhaps ultimately exploit - tidal currents in the sea, which follow a cycle once per Titan day, or 16 @placeholder days,' the researchers write in the design proposal.


Washington (CNN) -- First Mitt Romney makes two references to 47 percent. Then he suggests President Barack Obama "starts off with 48, 49." "These are people who pay no income tax," Romney said at a May fund-raising event that was secretly recorded and is now at the center of a campaign controversy. Because of that remark, most of the commentary has understandably assumed he was referring at all times to the roughly half of Americans who don't pay income taxes. CNNMoney.com: Romney's '47%' - Washington's tax break obsession to blame I think not. The first reference -- 47 percent -- is the ballpark number smart pollsters in both parties consistently use to describe the president's most loyal base.
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King: Romney's "47%" figure may not be statistic about who pays federal income taxes
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Democrats are gleeful over Romney's comments; GOP strategists in Washington see remarks as self-inflicted wound
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Release of secretly videotaped remarks comes as race appears to be trending in Obama's favor

Question: While a healthy debate about government programs and priorities is always useful, such sweeping generalizations as those used by @placeholder are often a path into political quicksand.


A federal judge on Monday appeared deeply skeptical of an Arizona sheriff's lawsuit seeking to halt President Barack Obama's plan to spare nearly 5 million people from deportation until after the end of his administration. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell, herself nominated to the federal bench by Obama in 2010, questioned whether Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio had legal standing to challenge the immigration program the president announced last month. She suggested the topic is better left for Congress and the Obama administration to sort out. But Arpaio's lawyer, Larry Klayman, told reporters outside the courtroom that 'we have serious issues of constitutionality involved.'
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America's 'toughest sheriff' wants to force Washington to stop the flow of illegal-immigrants criminals into his southern Arizona county
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio aims to stop new Obama executive actions that will guarantee millions of immigration lawbreakers a free pass from deportation
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A federal judge is skeptical that the sheriff has 'standing' to sue since his law enforcement agency hasn't yet seen the effects of the new policy
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The judge, Beryll Howell, was appointed by Obama in 2010
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Lawsuit hopes to prove the White House did an end-run around Congress and seized lawmaking power that belongs to federal legislators

Question: When @placeholder said his client has been threatened because of his tough views on Obama's immigration policy, Howell responded: 'That just doesn't cut it for me.'


Former world 400m hurdles champion Dai Greene has said it is 'disappointing' all Commonwealth Games medallists will not automatically be drug-tested, and insisted his fellow Welshmen Gareth Warburton and Rhys Williams are not 'deliberate cheaters'. The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) has adopted a 'quality over quantity' approach to anti-doping measures in Glasgow, with specific sports being targeted instead of asking all medallists to provide urine or blood samples. 'I am surprised by that,' said Greene. 'You can't test enough, really. For everyone to be tested is the way forward, in my mind, and our sport will become cleaner because of more testing I think. So that's disappointing.'
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Welshman ays there are not enough drugs tests in sport
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The Commonwealth Games Federation are targeting specific sports only
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Greene's former housemate Warburton, and Williams are both banned
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Former world champions is confident neither are deliberate cheaters
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He says Warburton 'lived off raisins and cous cous'
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Wants their punishment already dealt out to be considered in any case

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(CNN) -- More than two million Americans have already cast ballots for president less than three weeks before Election Day with a substantial number coming in the battleground state of Iowa. The state, which holds six key electoral votes, is on pace to exceed the 1.5 million votes cast early in 2008 -- a trend that is not lost on either political party. While both parties are investing resources in early voting, Democrats' push to turn out voters -- and in particular young voters in Iowa -- could be paying off. Early numbers, which are updated daily, show that almost 20% more registered Democrats than registered Republicans have voted so far.
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Of the two million ballots cast early, a quarter of a million were cast in Iowa
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Trends show registered Democrats voting early more than Republicans in Iowa
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Republicans could close the gap in Iowa with strong Election Day and early voter turnout
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Up to 40% of eligible voters could cast their ballots early in 2012

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Question: "If you paint it with a broad brush, a lot of Democrats vote absentee, @placeholder go to the polls.


Crystal clear water, pristine beaches and the stunning Great Barrier Reef stretching 2,600kms off the coast of Queensland. The Whitsunday Islands are one of Australia’s greatest tourist attractions with more than 800,000 tourists flocking to the region each year. To cope with an increasing number of local and American visitors, Virgin Australia has just launched daily flights from Los Angeles direct to Brisbane. The Group Executive for Public Affairs at Virgin Danielle Keighery told Daily Mail Australia there is a high demand from customers wanting to get to the Great Barrier Reef from the United States. ‘Having daily flights gives people more options and allows greater flexibility, so I think it’s great  that we can offer that service’
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Virgin Australia has commenced a daily service from Brisbane to Los Angeles
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New route means the Melbourne / Los Angeles service no longer exists
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Celebrity chef Luke Mangan has revealed sumptuous new Business class menu on Australia to Los Angeles flights
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Restaurant quality menu features char-grilled beef fillet, red curry of duck leg and blue eye fillet
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Futuristic business class suite with fully reclining seats will roll out on 777 and A330 fleets next year
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Virgin frequent flyer program Velocity has partnered with exclusive island resort One&Only Hayman Island
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One&Only recently underwent an $80 million refurbishment with one penthouse suite costing $6150 a night

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It's still rolling. The red paint may have been chipped, the bodywork a bit bashed up and the foot has perhaps eased on the accelerator ever so slightly. But the juggernaut keeps moving along. The notion that a home draw with Dundee could possibly be construed as a point gained by the Dons would have seemed faintly absurd before kick-off. Eight straight league wins without conceding tends to offer that kind of all-or-nothing perspective. By the time Ryan Jack bundled home the sixth and final goal of an enthralling match deep into injury time, though, no one was thinking of two points lost - save the sizeable, shell-shocked Dark Blue contingent of course.
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Aberdeen drew 3-3 at home to Dundee in SPL on Saturday
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Dons were trailing 3-1 with just two minutes of normal time remaining
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Ryan Jack equalised deep into injury time to ensure a point for Dons
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Aberdeen remain top of the SPL, two points ahead of second-placed Celtic
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With its beautiful architecture, colourful characters and Caribbean sunshine it's not hard to see why so many people are flocking to explore the Cuban capital Havana in case it changes for good. Since it was announced last year that talks were underway to lift restrictions on Americans visiting the country there has been a surge in the number of tourists wanting to see it for themselves. Online searches for trips  were reportedly up by a staggering 95 per cent with tourists  being warned that if they want to see 'the real Cuba' they should book their trips now. Smoke break: A Cuban woman puffs on an enormous cigar as she fans herself on a street in Old Havana
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Surge in the number of tourists wanting to visit Caribbean island after lifting of travel ban was announced
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Many fear that the country will become 'Americanised' and lose its character as it is opened up for trade
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Travel experts urge anyone who is thinking of visiting Cuba to book sooner rather than later

Question: The revamped rules will also make it easier for @placeholder companies to export mobile phone devices and software as well as to provide Internet services in Cuba.

Question: A man cleans an old U.S. car on the street of @placeholder capital of Cuba


(CNN) -- Portugal declared three days of national mourning Monday amid fears the death toll from devastating floods and mudslides on the island of Madeira could rise above 42. Search teams have been working to find more victims after floodwaters caused by heavy rains swamped the capital Funchal, unleashing a torrent of mud that swept away homes, roads and trees. At least 120 people were injured. Rescuers were trying to drain a two-story undergound car park at a shopping center where many people are thought to have become trapped. Rescuers feared were that when rains started on Saturday many people may have rushed to retrieve their cars, but ended up trapped in the car park, CNN's Portuguese affiliate, RTP state TV, reported.
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Portugal announces three days of mourning to victims of floods on island of Madeira
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Madeira-born footballer Cristiano Ronaldo also paid tribute to victims
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At least 42 people killed, 120 injured in disaster
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Hundreds of residents were evacuated to military bases and other safe locations

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By Snejana Farberov and Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 00:28 EST, 29 August 2013 | UPDATED: 11:32 EST, 30 August 2013 Google Inc co-founder Sergey Brin has separated from his wife of six years, and now the 40-year-old Silicon Valley mogul is reportedly dating a younger employee. Brin and Anne Wojcicki, who married in 2007, have been living apart for several months, the couple's spokesperson said last night. 'They remain good friends and partners,' the spokesperson added. The woman said to be seeing Brin has been named in reports as Amanda Rosenberg, a 26-year-old Google Glass marketing manager. There is no suggestion that the couple were dating before Brin separated from his wife.
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Brin and his wife, Anne Wojcicki, both 40, married in 2007 and have two children
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Employee named in reports as 26-year-old Google Glass marketing manager Amanda Rosenberg
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Wojcicki is CEO of biotech company 23andMe, and her sister Susan is senior VP at Google
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Google co-founder, who is worth $22.8billion, and his wife reportedly have a prenuptial agreement in case of a divorce

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 08:50 EST, 5 September 2012 | UPDATED: 16:02 EST, 5 September 2012 Convicted: The father, whose face MailOnline has muzzed out to protect the identity of his daughter, was sentenced to six years A young woman who was forced to live with a polygamous clan in Utah throughout her childhood thought she found reprieve when she was adopted by a Washington man. However, rather than help her recover from her traumatic experience, her adopted father repeatedly raped and molested her. The father, 42, who lives in Snohomish, Washington, was sentenced to six years in prison after being convicted of several charges of rape and incest in June.
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Girl was molested by birth parents for years in polygamous Utah group
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Father convicted of raping and molesting her for years
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Therapist had encouraged adoptive parents to explore 'attachment therapy' and fall asleep in the same bed

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These drinks, meals and snacks contain up to double the safe amount of sugar that experts believe adults should consume per day. A single Starbucks caramel frappuccino has 11 teaspoons of sugar and a can of Coca-Cola or Pepsi has nine teaspoons, researchers have said. This week the World Health Organisation recommended people should have no more than six teaspoons of sugar in 24 hours. Doctors say this rule is key to avoiding obesity, heart disease and other serious illnesses because they fear sugar is as dangerous as tobacco. Sugar levels: Action on Sugar has compiled a list showing how many teaspoons of sugar many foods and drinks have. The World Health Organisation has recommended adults have no more than six teaspoons per day to tackle obesity and other health problems. A Starbucks caramel frappuccino has 11, Coke and Pepsi has nine and Fanta has eight
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Experts say maximum of six teaspoons of sugar per day would be ideal figure for adults who want to stay healthy
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World Health Organisation recommendation slashed in half from equivalent of about 12 level teaspoons a day
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This guideline amount has been cut to tackle obesity and heart disease amid fears sugar is as deadly as tobacco
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Action on Sugar compile list showing single items broken down by the number of teaspoons of sugar they contain

Question: ‘@placeholder along with other risk factors might certainly become the new tobacco in terms of public health action.


(CNN) -- "Blood, sweat, and tears" on the football pitch used to mean a very different thing in Sierra Leone. In a country where Ebola is spreading faster than anywhere else on the planet -- with around 7,000 reported cases so far -- each droplet of bodily fluid evokes suspicion. Here, even a post-match handshake is an uneasy encounter. In this fearful new climate, football has been banned. And to sports-obsessed Sierra Leoneans, the embargo is tantamount to forbidding God. "Football is like a second religion in Sierra Leone," explained the country's Football Association president Isha Johansen. "Bearing in mind this is a poor country, you would have situations where people would rather go without food, just so they could buy tickets to a big football match."
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Sierra Leoneans' love affair with football hit by Ebola
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Games canceled, watching in public spaces stopped
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Psychological effects on naturally 'touchy, feely' community

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The investigation into Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is now classified as a criminal investigation, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing the Malaysian police chief. Inspector General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar said authorities have already recorded more than 170 statements and will interview more people for the Flight 370 probe, the Journal said. But Bakar cautioned that what happened with Flight 370 might still be unknown after the investigation. He added that the investigation into the flight simulator in the pilot's house is still inconclusive. Authorities are awaiting an expert's report on the simulator, he said. After three and a half weeks, the search for the missing plane has come down to this: a lot of floating rubbish, hundreds of heartbroken relatives and, now, quibbling over words all acknowledge offer no clues into what happened to the doomed plane.
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Malaysian authorities revise language used in last radio communications
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Wednesday is the 26th day authorities have been searching for Flight 370

Question: Regardless of one's assessment of @placeholder's response, that doesn't change the immense challenge it faces -- especially given the few apparent details on altitude, speed and, of course, location.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli airstrikes pounded targets in Gaza, killing scores of people Wednesday as dozens of militant rockets streaked into Israel. The continued Hamas barrage prompted Israel's Prime Minister to step up the offensive against the militant group. "The operation will be expanded and will continue until the firing at our communities stops and quiet is restored," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. He did not detail what the expansion would entail but said Israel's military "is prepared for all possibilities." President Shimon Peres, whose role is largely ceremonial and is not involved in setting policy, said in an exclusive interview with CNN's Becky Anderson that he believed a ground offensive "may happen quite soon" unless Hamas stops firing rockets at Israel.
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At least 61 Palestinians killed, more than 500 injured in Gaza, Palestinian officials say
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IDF says it warns civilians when airstrikes are coming with dummy bombs, phone calls
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Military is "prepared for all possibilities," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says
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Palestinian Authority President says Israel is committing "genocide"

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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- The discovery of the exact location of a stockade and dozens of personal artifacts belonging to its Union prisoners is one of the biggest archaeological Civil War finds in decades, federal and Georgia officials said Monday. Outside of scholars and Civil War buffs, few people have heard of the Confederacy's Camp Lawton, which replaced the infamous and overcrowded Andersonville prison in fall 1864. For nearly 150 years, its exact location was not known, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Georgia Southern University said. Georgia Southern students earlier this year began their search at a state park and federal fish hatchery for evidence of the wall timbers and interior buildings.
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NEW: Research will expand knowledge of prisoners' daily life
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Open house will follow Wednesday's formal announcement
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Major archaeological find at site of Civil War prison camp
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Learn more from the Virginia Historical Society

Question: Life at Lawton, described as "foul and fetid," wasn't much better than at Andersonville, with the exception of plentiful water from @placeholder.

Question: None of that happened at @placeholder, where time and its remote location put it on the road to obscurity, fortunately for archaeologists.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The Palestinian maker of a film nominated for an Oscar was briefly detained by U.S. officials who questioned the validity of his Academy Awards invitation as he and his family arrived in Los Angeles for this weekend's event, his publicist told CNN on Wednesday. The brief detention of Emad Burnat, a West Bank farmer who spent five years making his "5 Broken Cameras" home video in his village of Bil'in, was quickly criticized by fellow documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, whom Burnat had contacted for help while being questioned at Los Angeles International Airport. U.S. authorities also placed Burnat's wife and 8-year-old son, Gibreel, in a holding area at the airport Tuesday night, Moore said on his Twitter account.
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NEW: Federal agency explains general policy
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"Propaganda that they show the Palestinians as terrorists" is "not real," filmmaker says
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Emad Burnat is nominated for "5 Broken Cameras," a documentary about West Bank
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He and his family are eventually released, the publicist says

Question: "It is very important for me to be attending the Oscars because this is the first time a @placeholder documentary has been nominated for the Oscars," he said.


(CNN) -- The Boston-area man who planned to kidnap children, rape and eat them is awaiting sentencing Tuesday and is seeking a prison term of 18 years followed by lifetime supervised release, according to court documents. Geoffrey Portway, 40, who pleaded guilty in May to distribution and possession of child pornography and solicitation to commit a crime of violence, submitted a document through his attorney to Massachusetts District Court on Friday, providing information to be used in imposing a sentence "sufficient but not greater than necessary," the court document says. The document includes background on the case, cites similar cases, and reasons for why Portway agrees to a term of 18 years, with a maximum of 21 years and 10 months. Such reasons included the contention that he "never engaged in inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor," that Portway will be required to register as a sex offender upon his release, limiting his future employment options, and there was "no evidence that (Portway) ever acted out any of his fantasies."
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Geoffrey Portway pleaded guilty in May to child porn and solicitation to commit violence
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Prosecutors say he planned to kidnap, rape and eat children
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His defense lawyer says Portway "lived in a fantasy world" and did not harm children
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Portway is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday

Question: But he added, "There's no evidence at all of @placeholder being involved with any child or harming any child."


(CNN) -- An emerging commercial space race just got more intense. ATK, Alliant Techsystems, has for 30 years built space shuttle booster rockets at its plant in Promontory, Utah. The company has just announced it plans to build a rocket to take astronauts to the international space station. ATK says it will offer NASA launch services to the station using a new rocket called Liberty. Kent Rominger, former space shuttle astronaut and now ATK's program manager for Liberty, said, "We will be the safest vehicle on the street to carry a crew." The entrance of ATK into the commercial crew arena clearly signals an intense fight for NASA dollars and contracts to fly crews to the space station. Is this now a commercial space race? "Absolutely yes," Rominger said.
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ATK announces plans for rocket to take astronauts to space station
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Space X has already been awarded a NASA contract to fly cargo to station
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Space X says it can start transporting astronauts to station by 2015
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Each company says its system is NASA's best bet for crew transport

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Refusing to buckle to violent protests demanding more action, Turkey's foreign minister insisted Thursday his nation "is on Kobani's side" -- referring to the Syrian border town in imminent danger of falling to ISIS -- but still won't unilaterally send ground troops to save it. Time may be running out. Smoke rose over Kobani, a Kurdish enclave in Syria that's a stone's throw from the Turkish border, as U.S. warplanes pounded ISIS targets from above while Kurdish fighters tried to fend off the Islamist extremist group from below. But ISIS isn't backing down. It seems to have wrested control of one-third of Kobani, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based monitoring group.
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Report: 30 die amid protests; 2 police assessing protest sites also killed
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Group: ISIS controls about one-third of Kobani, a Kurdish enclave near the Turkish border
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Syrian Kurd: "The massacre is about to happen, and we have to act very ... promptly"
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Minister: Turkey will do "its part" against ISIS, but won't dispatch ground troops solo

Question: A media activist also in the town described intense street-to-street fighting around the @placeholder security forces' headquarters, near the center of Kobani, as well as in the south of the town.


Probes sent to Mars usually use a soft landing system that causes them to bounce several times before coming to a standstill. But Nasa needs to be more accurate when it comes to putting humans on the red planet, and it is hoping Space X's Falcon 9 rocket could help. The space agency recently teamed up with Elon Musk's firm to record thermal footage of the Falcon 9 rocket as its first stage pulled away and burned through the atmosphere. Scroll down for video Nasa recently teamed up with Elon Musk's firm to record thermal footage (left) of the Falcon 9 rocket (pictured left at launch) as its first stage pulled away and burned through the atmosphere
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Footage captured Falcon 9 rocket as its first stage fell back to Earth
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First stage is the part that is ignited at launch and is later discarded
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Its descent back to Earth presents Mars-like conditions, says Nasa
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Agency will analyse data to help understand how to land on Mars
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Nasa says it is hoping to send humans to the red planet by 2030

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European Union cash is set to be used to fund a ‘holiday camp’ for migrants in Calais in a scheme that was last night condemned as being an ‘encouragement’ for the many thousands desperate to enter the UK illegally. The new day centre for migrants is being built on a former children’s summer camp, next to Calais port, where hundreds of illegals try to board lorries each day in the hope of stowing away to Britain. The French government has demanded a £3 million grant from the EU, which would include money that ultimately comes from British taxpayers. Scroll down for video
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French government has demanded £3million grant from the EU for camp
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Authorities are struggling to cope with thousands of migrants in Calais
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Plans include a day centre next to port where cars and lorries are stormed
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Critics warned the new plans could encourage more migrants to the area

Question: @placeholder officials have said that the new complex will also contain dozens of cubicles which vulnerable migrants such as women and children will be able to sleep in and use as accommodation.


By Victoria Woollaston The computer mouse has had a good run. But almost 70 years since the design was first patented, it is now under threat from a smart ‘thimble’. The wearable 3D Touch device is fitted with an accelerometer and gyroscope, and lets people control an onscreen mouse using just a wave of their finger. The 3D Touch device (pictured) is fitted with an accelerometer and gyroscope, and lets people control an onscreen mouse using a wave of their finger. The intelligent device was created by Anh Nguyen and Amy Banic from the University of Wyoming in Laramie
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3DTouch is a thimble-style device that sits on the end of a finger
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It is fitted with a 3D accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope
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Device uses optical flow sensors to track movement against a 2D surface
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All this data is streamed to a laptop and used to move an onscreen mouse
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It can also be used with touchscreen-style gestures such as tap and press

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By Sir Clive Woodward This is a massive season for English clubs and England rugby — and with a few exceptions my interest in the Aviva Premiership is focused on how it impacts on Stuart Lancaster’s selections for the World Cup. It has to be that way. It will be different and special this season and the scrutiny and debates will start the moment Northampton and Gloucester kick off on Friday night. Now the dust has settled the truth is the three summer Test matches against New Zealand offered no answers to key questions being asked — and they all concern the backs.
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England's World Cup 2003 winning coach  chooses his players to shine
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New Rugby Premiership season begins on Friday
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The 2015 World Cup will be hosted by England next September

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Minneapolis, Minnesota (CNN) -- For 13-year-old Arrianna Merritt, the words mother and hero go hand in hand. Three years ago Sunday Arrianna watched her mother Kim Dahl drive a school bus loaded with children across the Mississippi River when the bridge began to buckle up and down. Thirteen people were killed in the bridge collapse in Minneapolis, Minnesota. What Arrianna remembers most was the choice her mother made that day after the bus became tilted upward on a steep incline. "Either you let us free fall -- or you hold that brake to the ground and you stay where you are." Dahl held the brake with her foot until she could reach for the parking brake.
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Mom helped save 52 kids, eight adults after '07 Minneapolis bridge collapse
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Ordeal of surviving the collapse of 1,900-foot bridge changed her family forever
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Mother, daughter bonded tightly, returning to the bridge site 3 years later
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Mother's health issues from the collapse forced daughter "to be a grownup"

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New York (CNN) -- This year, as for the past 12 years or more, parishioners from St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church have marched under their church banner in New York's colorful Gay Pride parade. But this year, there was a difference. Their banner was blank, missing the name of the church. New York's Archbishop Timothy Dolan asked the church's pastor to keep St. Francis' name out of the picture. The parish was told that the archdiocese's spiritual leader was concerned the church might be seen as endorsing some elements of the gay pride march that may advocate a promiscuous lifestyle.
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Parishioners of St. Francis Xavier have marched in Gay Pride parade for years
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Church's ministries for LGBT communities invite gay Catholics back to church
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New York archbishop asked church's pastor to keep church's name out of parade
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Parishioners marched wearing T-shirts with church's name, but with blank banner

Question: Then, she said the @placeholder-- lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender -- ministries together decided to march with a blank banner and continue to distribute their brochures.


(CNN) -- A former teacher in Oklahoma has been charged with sending lewd images of young female students to a retired professor in Pennsylvania, authorities said Thursday. Kimberly Ann Crain, who taught third grade in McLoud Public Schools, faces 23 criminal counts, including manufacturing and possessing juvenile pornography, distribution of juvenile pornography and lewd molestation, according to a Thursday filing in Pottawatomie County district court. The alleged recipient of the photos and videotapes -- sent via e-mail and Skype -- was identified as Gary Joseph Doby. Students allegedly knew him as "Uncle G," according to authorities. The retired Bloomsburg University professor also has been arrested, according to Oklahoma City FBI special agent Clay Simmonds.
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Former teacher accused of taking lewd photos of young Oklahoma girls
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Kimberly Ann Crain is accused of sending them to a retired professor in Pennsylvania
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Crain and Gary Joseph Doby face multiple criminal counts in Oklahoma
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"Be kind and considerate to my family," Doby says after arraignment

Question: An FBI agent said that in some chats, @placeholder identified some of the students by name and described how "he liked the features of their private parts and indicated that he wanted to see them nude.


(CNN) -- Ferrari president Luca Di Montezemelo has launched an end of season salvo at F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone, saying "the era of the one man show cannot continue" if the sport is to move forward. "We are approaching the time when we need to think about the future," said Di Montezemolo, who was unhappy about the role Ecclestone played in the controversy surrounding the last race in Brazil where Sebastian Vettel clinched the title from Ferrari No.1 Fernando Alonso. Ferrari believed Vettel may have made an illegal overtaking move under a yellow flag which, should he have been punished, would have meant Alonso took the title instead.
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Ferrari chief Luca Di Montezemolo criticizes F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone
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'Era of one man show cannot continue' says Di Montezemolo
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Ferrari unhappy with role Ecclestone played in final race controversy in Brazil
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Di Montezemolo also hints at move for triple world champion Sebastian Vettel

Question: "Every so often, Bernie likes to play the boss and gets involved in matters that don't concern him: godfathers no longer exist, at least not in Formula 1," Di Montezemolo was quoted on the official @placeholder website.


By Sam Webb A beauty student saved the life of her new boyfriend when he suffered a heart attack on their first date - by giving him the kiss of life. Zach Selby, 19, and Chloe Tones, 16, planned a romantic camping trip to celebrate the first day of their relationship together on Sunday. But the young lovers' first kiss ended up being the kiss of life after Zach collapsed suddenly at the campsite in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, Lincolnshire. The teenager, who has no first-aid training, leapt into action to perform life-saving CPR while her new boyfriend lay on the ground unconscious.
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Zach Selby, 19, collapsed on a beach after he took a walk on camping trip
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His new girlfriend Chloe Tones found him on the beach and performed CPR
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At the hospital the doctors told him his new girlfriend had saved his life

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(CNN) -- Mark Webber climbed to the top of the Formula One championship standings with a runaway victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday as Red Bull teammate and polesitter Sebastian Vettel paid for a mistake while the safety car was out. The Australian moved four points clear of previous leader Lewis Hamilton, who retired in the 24th lap of 70 after a mechanical failure ended his hopes of a second successive win at the Hungaroring, where he also triumphed in 2007. "It was a bit of a gift for me but you know I haven't had many of them," the 33-year-old said after ending his 150th Grand Prix in fine style.
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Mark Webber overtakes previous leader Lewis Hamilton in the F1 drivers' standings
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Australian claims his fourth win of 2010 in Hungary as Red Bull move above McLaren
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His teammate Sebastian Vettel hit with 25-second penalty for error while safety car was out
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German finishes third behind Fernando Alonso, having led by 12 seconds from pole

Question: "I didn't understand what was going on and why I was penalized," @placeholder told reporters.


Sioux Falls, South Dakota (CNN) -- Rick Weiland says when he was walking down the street making the music video for the song he wrote, a woman stopped him and thought he was country crooner Merle Haggard. You can't blame her for being confused. It's not every day a candidate for Senate plays the guitar and puts his campaign message to song, let alone make a music video. "I'm running for the Senate but I ain't a big wheel. I don't have an RV just my automobile. Hey, hey, no one's bought me," sings Weiland in the folksy, cheeky video.
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A race for an open Senate seat in South Dakota was supposed to be an easy GOP pickup.
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GOP hopefuls Mike Rounds has struggled to consolidate his party in this right of center state.
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Former Republican Sen. Larry Pressler is running as an independent.
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The Democratic candidate Rick Weiland has made waves with his country music videos.

Question: But the more flux this race is in, the more Pressler is attacked from all sides as a spoiler -- especially by the @placeholder.


PARKER, Colorado (CNN) -- Matt Keil didn't wait for a call to serve his country. Six weeks after Tracy and Matt Keil married in 2007, he was hit by a sniper fire while serving in Iraq. He enlisted in the Army after graduating from high school in 2000, and when the Iraq war started, Keil volunteered to go. Because he was single, he wanted to take the place of a parent, wife or husband who would otherwise be sent. "I wanted to go over and serve my country," he recalled. After a year-long tour of duty in Iraq, Keil returned home to Colorado, where he met a young woman named Tracy who lived in the same apartment complex. He says he knew they were meant to be.
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Matt and Tracy Keil married after he was redeployed to Iraq
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A sniper bullet hit Matt's spinal cord, paralyzing him from the neck down
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Homes for Our Troops builds homes for disabled veterans to meet their needs
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The Keils' home is 33rd for the organization, which has 40 more in the works

Question: "We're going to be in this house that's fully accessible, has everything that it needs to take care of me, wide-open floor plan easy for @placeholder to take care of me, and it's just an absolutely beautiful house."


They say dog is man's best friend, but not many owners can say the bond began before they were born. Toddler Carter and his pet Toby have developed a special relationship at their home in Indianapolis, Indiana, and become virtually inseparable. Parents Devin and Jake Crouch have been documenting their progress on Instagram and now have more than 5,000 followers. Their chemistry began when Toby would curl up to Devin while she was pregnant to keep her safe, knowing 'something was going to change his world.' Scroll down for video A boy's best friend: Carter (left) and his loyal pet Toby have been inseparable ever since the youngster was welcomed into the family home
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Carter and pet Toby are inseparable and have been part of each other's lives since before the youngster was born
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Parents Devin and Jake Crouch have been documenting their progress on the picture sharing site since 2012
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Toby would lie next to Devin while she was pregnant because he could tell 'something was going to change his world'
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The couple rescued Toby in 2011, and welcomed Carter into the family home 16 months later

Question: As Carter has gotten older, their relationship has evolved from Toby being his protector, to @placeholder being his play companion and best friend.'


(CNN)  -- Four years ago, Nintendo's gesture-tracking Wii system proved the power of motion controls to extend the mainstream appeal of video games. Now Microsoft and Sony are readying their own motion-sensing solutions. But will these user interfaces be novel enough to move gaming fans en masse? Launching September 17, ($99.99 starter bundle) the wand-like PlayStation Move claims to offer greater precision than the Wii remote when translating gamers' physical movements into on-screen actions. Debuting November 4, Microsoft's Kinect system ($149.99 starter bundle), employs a 3-D camera that makes your body the controller and eliminates the need for handheld hardware.
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Microsoft and Sony are releasing motion-sensing gaming systems this fall
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The Wii proved motion controls' power to extend video games' mainstream appeal
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Despite systems' high price tags, both companies counting on appeal to casual enthusiasts

Question: On the bright side, both Move and @placeholder deliver on user friendliness and accessibility in hands-on tests.


(CNN) -- Love that chocolate Haagen-Dazs ice-cream? But what about the way its makers treat their farmers? How about KitKat and the way its production impacts the environment? In a campaign to push big companies towards more ethical sourcing, international development group Oxfam is asking people to think about food producers' attitudes towards issues such as climate change and workers' rights the next time they dig into their favorite treat. Oxfam's "Behind the Brands" scorecard compares the way the 10 largest global food and drink companies do business. The report, first compiled last year, looks at transparency, women's rights, farmers' rights and land, water and climate sustainability.
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Oxfam's new "Behind the Brands" scorecard ranks the policies of the world's 10 biggest food and drink companies
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The report looks at transparency, women's rights, farmers' rights, and land, water and climate sustainability
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Nestle, Unilever and Coca-Cola finished top, with General Mills and ABF at the bottom

Question: @placeholder, like other low-performing companies, blames Oxfam's methodology for its poor scores.

Question: "At @placeholder, we believe we have policies and practices in place to deliver a genuinely effective corporate responsibility strategy," ABF said in a statement.


By Annabel Fenwick Elliott Tori Spelling's tiny and diminishing frame has long been a source of speculation, and now her mother, Candy, has opened up about her own struggles with an eating disorder, in her explosive new memoir Candy At Last, according to RadarOnline. Although her daughter has publicly denied being anorexic in the past - despite jokingly referring to her 'keep your f***ing mouth shut' diet - Candy certainly seems to imply that deep rooted food issues run in the family. 'Once Tori was born, I got even thinner than I had been before I was pregnant,' she writes, detailing how she 'deprived' herself of food. '[My husband] Aaron always thought I looked terrific, but I still couldn’t see how I really looked.'
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Candy also reveals in her memoir Candy At Last that Tori wrote her a 'beautiful' letter about how 'painful' it is to see her mother, 68, struggle

Question: But with no communication between them, it wasn't until Aaron's funeral that @placeholder ever laid eyes on her new son-in-law.


Roman Suru, 40, from West Bromwich, allegedly staged a sham gay wedding to help an illegal immigrant secure UK citizenship Two migrants plotted a sham gay marriage at Gretna Green while one of them was living with a woman, a court heard. Father-of-two Ramon Suru, 40, from Slovakia, is accused of setting up the bogus ceremony with Gurmail Joshan after meeting the Indian national in a pub. A court heard the two men became friends and hatched the plot because Joshan had been in the UK illegally after overstaying a student visa. Divorced Suru had even arranged for the girlfriend he was living with, fellow Slovak Marianna Bartkova, 40, to attend the fake ceremony as a witness.
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Ramon Suru, 40, allegedly set up bogus ceremony to help Gurmail Joshan
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Joshan, 36, had been living in UK illegally since overstaying student visa
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Suru even roped girlfriend into being a witness at fake ceremony, jury told
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Immigrant able to apply to stay in UK if married to EU national settled here
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Joshan admits conspiracy to breach immigration law; Suru denies charge
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Marianna Bartkova also denies charge - trial being heard in her absence

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Canon Andrew White, pictured in Baghdad in 2007, is a marked man by Islamic State Four young Christians were brutally beheaded by ISIS in Iraq for refusing to convert to Islam, according to a British reverend forced to flee the country. Canon Andrew White, known as the Vicar of Baghdad, told the horrifying story how of the youths, all under 15, were murdered for standing up to the jihadists. The vicar of the city’s St George's Church, the only Anglican church in the whole of Iraq, has had to leave the country for Israel amid constant threats on his life by Islamic State.
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Canon Andrew White tells horrifying story of Islamic State barbarism
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'They chopped all their heads off. How do you respond to that?'
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Youths, all under 15, refused to convert because they 'loved Jesus'
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Another man ordered to follow Muhammad or see his children slaughtered
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ISIS threats on his life forced Canon White to flee to Israel
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Iraq had 1.5m Christians before 2003 US-lead invasion - now has 250,000

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(CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Saturday that he and Afghan President Hamid Karzai resolved "the major issues" of an agreement to keep some U.S. military forces in Aghanistan after 2014. But a potential deal-breaker, legal immunity for U.S. troops, was referred to a council of elders. The immunity issue caused the abrupt pullout of U.S. troops from Iraq at the end of 2011. ISAF member killed in Afghanistan Without an agreement, U.S. troops would leave Afghanistan with all NATO forces at the end of 2014. The NATO mission now has about 100,000 troops in Afghanistan, about half from the United States. American and Afghan diplomats have worked for a year on a new agreement which would allow roughly 10,000 American troops to remain.
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Agreement would keep some U.S. forces in Afghanistan after 2014 NATO pullout
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Immunity for American troops killed similar negotiations with Iraq
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Kerry: U.S. respects Afghan process of submitting deal to Loya Jirga council and Parliament
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Karzai says he has U.S. promise to stop unilateral military operations and searches of homes

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As questions continue to swirl about how to deal with the ever-growing fears of Ebola, relatives of the first person to be diagnosed with the deadly virus in the United States gathered to grieve Saturday. Wiping tears from their eyes, family and friends of Thomas Eric Duncan told CNN affiliate Time Warner Cable News Charlotte he was a "compassionate and respectful young man." As relatives said their final farewells to Duncan, a  Liberian national and father of four, at Rowan International Church in Salisbury, North Carolina, they wanted him to be remembered for his acts of kindness, "as opposed to the person who brought this disease to America because he didn't know he was sick," said nephew Josephus Weeks.
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TSA officer who patted down Ebola patient Amber Vinson in Cleveland is now watching for symptoms
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Doctor calls allegations of lax care due to patient's status and race "remarkably insulting"
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Belize refuses to let Dallas lab supervisor aboard cruise ship come ashore
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She is symptom free, but State Department wanted to fly her back to the U.S.

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(CNN) -- The past few weeks have seen North Korea become increasingly belligerent toward the United States and South Korea, with Pyongyang threatening to "mercilessly strike" its enemies. But does the reclusive nation, led by Kim Jong Un, have the capability to back up its threats? Realistically, who's at risk of attack and where? Most observers say North Korea is years away from having the technology to deliver a nuclear warhead. However, it still has plenty of conventional firepower, including medium-range missiles. North Korea: Our global fear and fascination Here's a look at some of North Korea's possible targets and whether they might be in range:
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North Korea has threatened pre-emptive strikes against U.S., but how realistic are these threats?
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South Korea and Japan, both with U.S. military bases, are well within striking distance
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Experts doubt Guam could be hit, and the U.S. mainland appears to be well out of range

Question: The North also has a military force of 1.1 million -- nearly double the @placeholder military and the 28,000 American troops stationed in the South.

Question: State media in @placeholder reported in March that it had rockets on standby, ready to fire at U.S. targets on the mainland.


British detectives hunting for missing Madeleine McCann are looking for two German-speaking men whose computer-generated images will be broadcast on special TV appeals this week. Scotland Yard says the un-identified men were seen in the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz at the time when Madeleine, then aged three, went missing on May 3, 2007. Witnesses told Portuguese police who originally investigated the case that they saw two German-speaking men at the resort that day, but little or no importance was placed on them at the time. Now British detectives are keen to trace the two individuals to establish if they are connected to Madeleine’s disappearance or to eliminate them from the investigation, a Scotland Yard spokesman said.
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Scotland Yard were aware of the two men when Maddie went missing in 2007
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They were dismissed but the investigation team now want to find them
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E-fits of the suspects will be broadcast on Crimewatch on Monday at 9pm
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Similar appeals will be made on Dutch and German television next week
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Kate and Gerry McCann will fly to Munich to make live appeal on Wednesday

Question: The latest mugshots will also be shown on Dutch TV as the two ‘German speakers’ may have been talking @placeholder, as the two languages are often confused, said a police source in the Netherlands.


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that Frank Lampard will be in the squad to face his old club Chelsea on Sunday and tried to defuse any potential issues by reminding supporters that it was not his choice to leave Stamford Bridge. Chelsea ended Lampard’s 13-year stay at the club this summer when he was released at the end of his contract, and the former England midfielder caused widespread surprise by signing for City having agreed to play for their affiliate club New York City FC in Major League Soccer next year. Pellegrini was quick to point out that the 36-year-old would still be at Stamford Bridge if he had the choice, and should not be criticised for extending his career elsewhere.
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Frank Lampard was released by Chelsea in the summer
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He moved to New York City FC in America, before being loaned to Man City
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Pellegrini was quick to admit that Lampard wanted to stay at Chelsea
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He will be in the squad to face old club Chelsea at the weekend

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(CNN) -- Not long ago it seemed like Jose Mourinho might be parting company with Real Madrid, but now the "Special One" has committed to the newly-crowned Spanish champions until mid-2016. The club announced on Tuesday that the Portuguese coach had agreed terms on a new deal, having moved to the Santiago Bernabeu on a four-year contract in May 2010. "The manager has won La Liga and the Copa del Rey, establishing impressive records at the club and in every championship, therefore prompting his contract to be extended," Real's website reported. In January, the 49-year-old was reportedly considering quitting at the end of this season due to an alleged dressing-room rift with the team's Spanish contingent and unhappiness at board level after bad-tempered defeats against bitter rivals Barcelona.
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Jose Mourinho extends his contract at Real Madrid until end of 2015-16 season
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Portuguese coach led Spanish club to La Liga title for the 32nd time
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He had been linked with a possible return to England's Premier League
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Real ended Barcelona's three-year Spanish reign in record-setting season

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Family secret: Guenther Quandt, whose family now owns BMW, used slave labourers during World War Two in his weapons factories in Germany The dynasty behind the BMW luxury car marker has admitted, after decades of silence, using slave labour, taking over Jewish firms and doing business with the highest echelons of the Nazi party during World War Two. Gabriele Quandt, whose grandfather Guenther employed an estimated 50,000 forced labourers in his arms factories, producing ammunition, rifles, artillery and U-boat batteries, said it was 'wrong' for the family to ignore this chapter of its history. He spoke out after an in-depth study by Bonn-based historian Joachim Scholtyseck, commissioned by the family, that concluded Guenther Quandt and his son Herbert were responsible for numerous Nazi injustices.
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Guenther Quandt was a member of the Nazi party and benefited from its 'Aryanisation' programme by taking over Jewish firms
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His wife, Magda Behrend Rietschel, later divorced him and married Joseph Goebbels, with whom she died in Hitler's bunker in 1945
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Quandt factories employed 50,000 slave labourers to churn out weapons and ammunition for the Nazis during World War Two, making the family very rich
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Family still retains majority of shares in luxury car maker

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(CNN) -- As Western leaders gather in Newport, Wales, for this week's NATO summit, the Ukrainian army is taking a pounding from Russia-supported rebel fighters in the country's east and south. The central question now confronting President Barack Obama and colleagues is whether to supply Kiev with heavy arms. So far, Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the two key decision makers, have been reluctant. But with Ukrainian forces reeling before what many are calling an overt Russian invasion, pressure is growing on them to reconsider. Already NATO has announced plans to strengthen the defense of its frontline members in the Baltics and Eastern Europe. The alliance is planning to create a rapid reaction force, made up of 4,000 troops, to respond within hours to any future Russian incursion.
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Daniel Treisman: Ukraine is much weaker than Russia, needs aid to hold its own
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He says there are powerful arguments on both sides about whether to send military aid
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Aid could lead to Russian escalation but doing nothing would condone Putin's actions, he says
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Treisman: Argument for arming Kiev is stronger than it has ever been

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By Elsa Mcalonan I have to confess I am not a fan of celebrity fragrances. I have never found one I liked since the launch of the most successful celebrity perfume of all time - Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds Eau de Toilette (£53 for 100ml, Debenhams) Elizabeth Taylor created White Diamonds in 1991. With top of notes of neroli, lily and tuberose; middle notes of orris and amber and the base of sandalwood, patchouli and oak moss – it remains a glorious scent and is still a best seller – even after 23 years! Since then we have seen the launch of dozens of celebrity scents. Mostly I find them too sweet, too cloying and with an annoying tendency to linger on your skin a tad longer than you want them to.
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Cheryl Cole's first ever fragrance, Storm Flower, went on sale today
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Elsa is pleasantly surprised by the scent
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Bottle is pretty and cute
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One Direction's latest perfume is not as overpowering as previous offerings
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Bottle for Nikki Minaj's latest fragrance doesn't disappoint

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Usually when a player is deemed surplus to requirements by a manager, he is allowed to leave for a more humble sum than might have been imagined. Think Eric Cantona’s £1.5million fee to Manchester United after falling out with Howard Wilkinson at Leeds, the £10m price Sunderland paid Manchester City for misfit Adam Johnson, or the cost to Liverpool of £12m for Chelsea’s Daniel Sturridge, who is now worth at least twice as much. Record buy: Romelu Lukaku completed his £28m move to Everton from Chelsea But Jose Mourinho bucks that trend. The Chelsea boss is somehow able to extract huge sums for players he does not even want. Since he returned to Stamford Bridge, five players he thought unworthy of keeping have been offloaded for quite remarkable figures totalling £141m.
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David Luiz moved to PSG for £50m while Juan Mata joined Manchester United for £37m in January
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Demba Ba and Romelu Lukaku also left Stamford Bridge this summer
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Kevin De Bruyne left to join Wolfsburg for £18m after making just two league starts for Chelsea
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Mourinho has managed to gather £141million from five unwanted players

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By Louise Boyle and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 17:58 EST, 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:49 EST, 25 February 2013 Comments (8) Share DM.has('shareLink', 'shareLinks', { 'id': '2284336', 'title': 'Jodi Arias \'sent coded messages to her friend while she was in prison telling him to change his testimony before an interview because he contradicted her story\' of how she killed her ex boyfriend Travis Alexander', 'url': 'http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2284336/Jodi-Arias-murder-trial-She-sent-coded-messages-friend-saying-contradicted-story-killed-ex-boyfriend-Travis-Alexander.html', 'eTwitterStatus': 'Jodi%20Arias%20murder%20trial:%20She%20\'sent%20coded%20messages%20to%20her%20friend%20saying%20he%20contradicted%20her%20story\'...%20http:\/\/bit.ly\/XXcjsi%20via%20@MailOnline' }); New evidence in the Jodi Arias trial shows that she may have been trying to influence the testimony of her friend by slipping out coded messages while she was in jail for her ex-boyfriend's murder.
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Tried to pass messages along to her friend and former flame Matt McCartney after he 'f***** up' by telling investigators a statement that contradicted her claims
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Prosecutor Juan Martinez asked why Arias posted Travis Alexander's siblings an 18-page letter following his death saying that they 'deserved to know' who killed him, but didn't say that she was the one who killed him
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During cross-examination in the Phoenix courtroom, Martinez asks: 'Can you imagine how much it must have hurt Mr Alexander when you stuck that knife right into his chest?'

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(CNN) -- Small cars on the U.S. market are gaining traction with consumers, but some new models have more work to do to catch the Honda Civic, designated by a respected safety group as an industry leader. The 2013 two- and four-door Civics turned in a "good" performance -- the highest score -- in a new type of tough front crash test earlier this year to earn the highest accolade from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Four other cars, including the Dodge Dart from Chrysler and the Ford Focus, more recently posted acceptable ratings in the same IIHS test. But that was good enough for them to earn top overall status as well from the organization, even though the Civic did better.
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Honda Civic posts highest score in new front-crash test by insurance group
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Ford Focus, Dodge Dart marginal in test, but match Civic for overall safety
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Chevy Cruze, Volkswagen Beetle lag, but still considered safe vehicles
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Automakers turning out small cars to meet consumer, government demands for fuel efficiency

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Paul Ryan is due formally to accept the vice-presidential nomination in a high-stakes speech to the Republican and tell voters that ‘after four years of getting the run-around [under President Barack Obama], America needs a turnaround, and the man for the job is Governor Mitt Romney’. According to prepared excerpts, the Wisconsin congressman will say: ‘I accept the calling of my generation to give our children the America that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old – and I know that we are ready. Our nominee is sure ready. His whole life has prepared him for this moment – to meet serious challenges in a serious way, without excuses and idle words.’
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Portions of vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan's speech were released Wednesday afternoon in preparation for his primetime speech this evening
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A policy-wonk known for talking logistics, Ryan will reveal more of his personal history in the speech and talk about his family life
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Comes day after Ann Romney's speech attempted to 'humanize' Mitt

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Question: Pulling the heartstrings: The hope among @placeholder's team is that the nation gets to know Ryan's story, one they say working-class voters could relate to


By Ruth Styles From a snowy Christmas lunch in Antarctica to the spectacular light projections currently brightening the facade of Sydney's St Mary's cathedral, the world is gearing up for Christmas in style. But for festive fun, little compares to London's very own Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park, which, as these stunning images reveal, comes with lashings of Christmas cheer. Also enjoying a spot of festive cheer were the crew of HMS Protector, a Royal Navy ice patrol ship, who stopped for an early Christmas lunch on an Antarctic ice floe. Scroll down for video Festive fun: The crew of HMS Protector, an ice patrol ship, tuck into an early Christmas lunch while sitting on an Antarctic ice floe. Lunch was followed by a football match
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In Sydney, St Mary's cathedral is being lit with stunning light projections of religious images
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The crew of the Royal Navy's ice patrol shop HMS Protector had an Christmas lunch in Antarctica
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At home, Londoners took in the sights and lights of Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park
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Beamish Open Air Museum got a festive makeover that included fairy lights for its vintage vehicles
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Pastry chefs in Ham, a village in Picardie, attempted to make the world's longest festive log

Question: Tasty treat: A warmly wrapped up couple inspect the colourful penny sweets on display at one large stand at @placeholder's Winter Wonderland


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The fighting that erupted in Baghdad's Sadr City last month has killed 925 people and wounded 2,605, a top government official said Wednesday. Iraqis mourn outside the Sadr City hospital Wednesday after several people were killed in clashes. Most of the casualties consist of civilians and "criminal elements attacked by us," said Tahseen al-Sheikhly, a spokesman for the Baghdad security crackdown called Operation Enforcing the Law. Civilians are being caught in the crossfire because militants "use the population to cover themselves," al-Sheikhly said. The number of Iraqi civilians killed and wounded nationwide continued to increase during April. According to Iraq's Interior Ministry, 969 civilians died and 1,750 were wounded during April. In March, the total was 923 civilians killed and 1,358 wounded -- a sharp increase over February, when 633 died and 701 were wounded.
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NEW: 3 U.S. soldiers killed in 2 roadside bombs; total U.S. death toll at 4,062
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Government attacks on militants will stop when insurgency stops, official says
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Official: Civilians killed because militants "use the population to cover themselves"
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Iraqi security forces, Shiite militants have been fighting in Sadr City for weeks

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:02 EST, 9 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:11 EST, 9 October 2012 The Executioner: Heriberto Lazcano was leader of the notorious Zetas cartel and is suspected to have masterminded hundreds of killings The body of one of Mexico's most feared drug barons - known as The Executioner - has been snatched from a funeral home just hours after he was killed outside a baseball game by marines. Heriberto Lazcano and an accomplice died in a hail of bullets in a firefight with Mexican forces in the lawless badlands of Progreso, Coahuila, about 80 miles west of the Texas border, near Laredo, on Sunday night.
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Heriberto Lazcano was leader of the notorious Zetas cartel and is suspected to have masterminded hundreds of killings
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Gunned down by Mexican marines 80 miles of Texas border
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US government had put a $5million price on his head
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Within hours, his body was snatched from morgue by armed gang
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He was one of a band of elite Mexican soldiers who defected in 1998 to work as hired guns for drug traffickers before forming Los Zetas cartel

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Ohio's governor granted temporary reprieves to two death row inmates just hours after a federal appeals court blocked the execution of one of them -- adding to the mounting confusion over the state's capital punishment system. Lawrence Reynolds is on death row for killing his neighbor in  1994 during a robbery in suburban Cleveland. Earlier Monday, the state's attorney general's office asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow Thursday's execution of Lawrence Reynolds Jr. to go forward as scheduled. However, Gov. Ted Strickland announced he would delay Reynolds's execution until March, at the earliest. Another death row inmate, Darryl Durr, scheduled to be executed in coming weeks, also was granted a reprieve until at least April 2010.
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Lawrence Reynolds Jr. was set to be executed Thursday for killing neighbor in 1994
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Action comes hours after Ohio attorney general asked for execution to go through
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Federal appeals court had blocked his execution, citing failed attempt last month
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Strickland delayed Romell Broom's execution after technicians couldn't find vein

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(CNN) -- Syria has destroyed all its declared chemical weapons mixing, filling and production facilities, and all of the chemical weapons at inspected sites have been placed under seal, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said Thursday. "So far we have good, measurable and demonstrative progress and we have constructive collaboration," Head of the U.N./OPCW mission Sigrid Kaag told CNN. The watchdog body's announcement of the facilities' destruction means that the first deadline has been met in an ambitious program to eliminate the country's entire chemical weapons stockpile by the middle of next year. The joint United Nations-OPCW mission visited 21 out of 23 sites, the OPCW statement said, and 39 of the 41 facilities at those sites.
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NEW: Syrian minister has reportedly asked inspectors spare 12 factories
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Defense consultant skeptical, says only "self-declared equipment" destroyed
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OPCW: Syria has destroyed all its declared chemical weapons mixing, production facilities
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Next step will be approval of a plan to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stockpile, OPCW says

Question: The OPCW announcement is "a significant milestone" -- and it's "remarkable" that the @placeholder was able to destroy the equipment in a conflict zone -- but Syria still has its stockpile of functioning chemical weapons, "so destruction of the production equipment has little to no impact on their immediate capabilities.


(CNN) -- Why always him? Mario Balotelli's knack of attracting the wrong type of headlines shows no sign of abating after the enigmatic forward was charged by the English Football Association with racially stereotyping Jewish and black people in a social media post. The FA is looking into Balotelli's reposting of a Nintendo character Super Mario image that underneath had the words "jumps like a black man and grabs coins like a jew." "Mario Balotelli has been charged by The FA in relation to a recent posting on social media," read the statement. "It is alleged the Liverpool player breached FA Rule E3[1] in that his posting was abusive and/or insulting and/or improper.
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Mario Balotelli charged by English Football Association
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Italian international issued apology on Twitter for reposting Instagram image
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Has until 6pm on December 15 to respond to charge
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Jewish Leadership Council chief executive labeled post 'offensive'

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Cross-Channel ferry passengers are facing severe disruption today due to a French dockers' strike. Ferry companies operating Dover-Calais services had to cancel some crossings while Kent police put its lorry parking Operation Stack policy into use on the M20 southbound. Three ferry companies - P&O Ferries, DFDS and MyFerryLink - would normally have use of up to nine berths at Calais but due to today's industrial action, the three companies are having to share just the one berth. P&O Ferries have confirmed there will be cancellations and that it will be difficult to get day-trippers back A P&O Ferries spokesman said: 'The three companies would normally operate around 40 sailings a day between Dover and Calais but there will be cancellations today.
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French dockers strike at Calais means cancellations and major delays
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Day-trippers warned not to travel as it might be 'difficult' to get back
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Only one berth per eight ships available at French port

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(CNN) -- Hardly anyone has been rumored dead as often as al Qaeda's No. 2 man in Yemen. Said al-Shihri has emerged from the aftermath of drone strikes in the past to lambast the CIA for trying to kill him. It seems it finally did. A message on jihadi websites announced his death Tuesday. It was purportedly posted by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). It did not say when or where al-Shihri died, just that a U.S. drone took his life sometime after the first week of April. Al-Shihri's career as a terrorist leader has its roots in the U.S. detention camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Hardly anyone has been rumored dead as often as al-Shihri
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He was once a prisoner in Guantanamo
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He was released in 2008 to his native Saudi Arabia
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But he made a break for Yemen, rising to its leadership ranks

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By Tom Kelly, Eleanor Harding, Steve Robson and Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 03:03 EST, 3 July 2013 | UPDATED: 18:44 EST, 3 July 2013 Andy Murray yesterday completed an extraordinary comeback in an epic Wimbledon quarter-final - winning the last three sets after losing the first two of his encounter with Fernando Verdasco. The British number one beat the 29-year-old Spaniard - known as the Muscles of Madrid - on Centre Court as he continued his bid to go one better than last year and win the tournament. But after a Wimbledon full of slip-ups, Murray, 26, had to be in top form to progress after losing the first two sets 6-3 6-4. He fought back to claim the third set 6-1, the fourth 6-4 and the fifth 7-5.
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Murray beats Fernando Verdasco on Centre Court for semi-final place
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British number one lost first two sets 6-4 6-3 before winning 6-1 6-4 7-5
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At one point he appeared to mouth 'F****** w*****, what are you doing?'

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 05:46 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:14 EST, 23 October 2012 A four-year-old girl whose mother and sister were shot dead in front of her revealed the identity of the suspected gunman to detectives, it has emerged. When armed police officers arrived at the murder scene in Lawrenceville, Georgia - at which two other people had also been killed - they heard shuffling noises from the upstairs of the house. They pointed their guns in the direction of the noise and demanded that the person reveal themselves. Horrific: Nhaje Butler witnessed the fatal shootings of her mother Atania Butler, left, and her sister Jhane Thomas, right. She identified the suspected gunman to police officers
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Nhaje Butler's bravery was revealed during the trial of her mother's boyfriend, Richard Ringold, 47
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He is accused of killing her mother and sister as well as two other people

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(CNN)Even at the age of 7, Lotte Hershfield knew her world was crumbling. She avoided the benches with the sign: No dogs or Jews allowed. She couldn't attend public schools. And the Nazis and their growling German shepherds raided her family's house, throwing their books into a fire. As a child, "we were very aware," said Hershfield, now 84. Jews weren't welcome in their own home. Growing increasingly fearful, her parents and her older brother left their hometown of Breslau, Germany, in 1938 and journeyed to an unlikely new home -- the Philippines. About 1,200 European Jews fled to the Philippines from 1937 to 1941, escaping the throes of the Nazis only to face another bloody war under Japanese occupation.
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Philippines welcomed Jewish refugees during Holocaust while other countries closed doors
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About 1,200 European Jews moved there before 1941
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While they escaped the Holocaust, they were confronted with the Asian front of the war as Japan invaded

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Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- Washington is stifled by gridlock. As New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said in his speech at the Ronald Reagan Library, "We drift from conflict to conflict, with little or no resolution." Even the most routine budgeting decisions turn into high-stakes showdowns with threats of default and government shutdowns. The party leaders are deep into a mindset with which they feel free to threaten, cajole and refuse to act until the very last moment. Big decisions are put off. Small issues are barely resolved. Gridlock, however, is not politically neutral. The conventional wisdom is that under current conditions nothing gets done -- and neither party benefits. But in fact, the chronic battles over budget decisions tend to benefit the Republican agenda.
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Julian Zelizer: On the surface, it seems gridlock hurts both parites
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He says Democrats suffer more since their party places more reliance on government
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Gridlock prevents government agencies from planning and taking the initiative
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Zelizer: Focus for Democrats shifts from proposing to protecting government programs

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(CNN) -- London has always been a world-class destination, but its hotels have often fallen behind, especially in the 1990s and 2000s, as new American hotel chains rapidly expanded and design-minded resorts in Asia perennially raised the bar on service. South America, Africa and Oceania also saw unprecedented growth. London was a place to escape from, not to escape to; rooms with views were reserved for Paris and Tuscany. But how the times changed. As London prepared for two back-to-back mega events last year, the Queen's Jubilee and the Summer Olympics, its hotel sector began to make some notable strides, the likes of which are still dazzling visitors. The new generation of hotels, all of which opened between 2011 and 2013, includes the work of starchitect David Chipperfield (Café Royal) and big-name designers like Kit Kemp, Tara Bernerd, Anouska Hempel and David Collins also got in on the action.
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New hotels opened in advance of London's Olympics and Jubilee events
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South Kensington is home to the Ampersand, which opened in August 2012
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The Bulgari Hotel eschews British florals and Empire-era chintz for a 1920s look

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Since mid-August, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed more than 100 cases of Enterovirus D68 in 12 states: Alabama, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, New York and Oklahoma. Yet the real number of severe respiratory illnesses caused by this virus is probably even higher, the CDC says. Enteroviruses are very common, especially in the early fall. The CDC estimates that 10 million to 15 million infections occur in the United States each year. These viruses usually present like the common cold; symptoms include sneezing, a runny nose and a cough. Most people recover without any treatment. But Enterovirus D68 appears to be exacerbating breathing problems in children who have asthma.
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Oklahoma confirms seven cases of Enterovirus D68
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EV-D68 worsens breathing problems for children who have asthma
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Four children in Lake County, Indiana, were sickened by the virus
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Alabama has also confirmed four cases of Enterovirus D68

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