By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott Swansea: Fabianski, Rangel, Bartley, Williams, Taylor, Ki, Shelvey, Sigurdsson, Montero, Gomis, Bony (Bray 80) Subs not used: Tremmel, Richards, Tiendalli, Amat, Kingsley, Sheehan, King Villarreal: Asenjo, Gaspar, Uche, G. Dos Santos, Cani, Trigueros, Dorado, Costa, Paulista, Soriano, Espinosa Subs not used: Carlos, Jokic, Nahuel, J. Dos Santos, Cheryshev, Moreno, Rukavina, Vietto, Israel, Marcos Goals: Uche 3, Bruno 51, Cheryshev 58 Swansea ended their pre-season with a whimper as they were thumped by Villarreal at the Liberty Stadium. The Spanish side took the lead in the third minute through Ikechukwu Uche - and never looked back.
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Garry Monk's side were on the back foot after conceding in third minute
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Ikechukwu Uche put Villarreal in front, before Bruno Soriano and Denis Cheryshev scored after the break for the visitors
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Villarreal defender Mateo Musacchio was not part of Marcelino's squad as he looks poised to complete a move to  Tottenham

Question: Astute: @placeholder boss Marcelino barks out instructions during Villarreal's comfortable pre-season victory


Transgender teen Leelah Alcorn's distraught best friend didn't attend was her funeral after a furious phonecall from the girl's Christian parents following her death, DailyMail.com can reveal. Abby Jones supported Leelah through her struggles and was one of the first people she came out to as trans - but has been unable to pay her last respects after her mother reportedly accused Abby over the phone of sharing pictures of Leelah wearing a dress online. The photograph, a selfie showing Leelah, 17, in a black and white dress, was shared worldwide alongside a note explaining her suicide, which she lined up to be published after her death on December 27.
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Abby Jones, 17, was best friends with Leelah, who confided in her
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Transgender teen killed herself on December 27 after writing suicide note
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Leelah published it on Tumblr account, as well as image of her in dress
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She blamed parents for suicide, and said they tried to 'fix' her with therapy
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Note and picture shared worldwide - leading to call with Abby from parents
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They also made Tumblr take down all of Leelah's posts and pictures
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Abby's parents told DailyMail.com about alleged accusations
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They said their daughter was blamed for posting to note and photograph
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As a result of accusations she 'was left out of funeral arrangements'
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Funeral service in Cincinnati, Ohio, was moved at the last minute

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By Beci Wood The governor of Cuzco wants to open Machu Picchu for longer hours in a bid to attract an extra 5,000 tourists a day to the Inca site. Rene Concha Lezama has suggested keeping the ruins open until 8pm daily in a bid to double the number of people who can visit the hilltop site. The current opening hours are from 6am to 5pm and conservationists have already warned that the ruins are put under undue strain by the quantity of visitors, but Mr Lezama feels the extra three hours will help meet the huge demand from tourists.
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Governor of Cuzco region wants to open for an extra three hours
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Long hours designed to meet the huge demand from tourists
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There is a concern extra visitors will speed up deterioration of the area
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Site was named one of the New Seven Wonders Of The World in 2007

Question: Breathtaking views: @placeholder is at the top of many peoples' wish list of places to visit


(CNN) -- He was born in the year of the Tiger -- and China's Guan Tianlang will be hoping to mix it with a certain Mr Woods once again after rewriting the history books at Augusta. While most teenagers take on Woods on their game consoles, China's Guan was busy making history Friday after becoming the youngest ever player to make the cut at a major championship. The 14-year-old overcame a controversial slow play penalty to qualify for the weekend's action after carding a three-over 75 to leave him four-over for the tournament. At 14 years and five months, Guan breaks the record held by Italy's Matteo Manassero, who made history at the British Open at the age of 16 years and two months.
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China's Tianlang Guan, 14, becomes youngest player to make cut at a major
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Guan shot a three-over 75 on Friday and is four-over for the tournament.
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Australia's Jason Day sits one-shot clear on six-under following round of 68
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Tiger Woods tied for seventh on three-under

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Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini sees this weekend’s early-season clash with title rivals Chelsea as a ‘must-win’ encounter. Pellegrini’s men are just four games into their Barclays Premier League title defence, but already trail leaders Chelsea by five points. The thought of falling eight points behind by losing at the Etihad Stadium is one Pellegrini does not want to contemplate. Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has warned his team they must pick up three points on Sunday Pellegrini believes Manchester City were unlucky to lose to Bayern Munich in midweek Recent results do not make good reading for City, who have not won in three in all competitions, but Pellegrini is focusing on turning statistics in his favour with a victory.
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The Citizens host Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon
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Manuel Pellegrini believes his side's fixture against Chelsea is a 'must-win'
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Sergio Aguero is expected to be unleashed against Jose Mourinho's side after starting his side's Champions League encounter from the bench

Question: @placeholder, as is usually the case, refused to be drawn into speaking about Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho when he spoke to media at his press conference to preview the match.


Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- At least five people were killed Tuesday in clashes between police and supporters of Ivory Coast's president-elect as a tense political standoff continued Tuesday in the West African nation. The governor of Abidjan said three police officers and two demonstrators were killed. The violence comes a day after the U.N. Security Council deplored the violence in the country since the November 28 election and "urged all parties to exercise restraint." The cocoa-producing West African nation was plunged into crisis when Alassane Ouattara was declared the winner of the presidential runoff election, but incumbent Laurent Gbagbo refused to leave office.
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At least five people have died in new clashes
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The U.N. Security Council urges peaceful resolution
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25,000 Ivorian refugees are now in Liberia

Question: Ouattara told CNN last week that he welcomes a proposal for direct negotiations with Gbagbo -- on the condition that @placeholder recognize Ouattara as president.


(CNN) -- Best-selling author Jennifer Egan is having, by all accounts, a great week. She won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel "A Visit from the Goon Squad." She made a deal with HBO to potentially turn the book into a TV series, and she won a spot on Time magazine's 100 most influential list. CNN talked to the author about her success. The following is an edited transcript. CNN: Congratulations on your Pulitzer Prize. It's a well-deserved honor. What were you doing when you received the news? Egan: I was just sitting down to lunch at a neighborhood restaurant when I heard the news. My first reaction was flat-out disbelief. I kept asking my publicist, "Are you sure?"
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Jennifer Egan won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel "A Visit from the Goon Squad"
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Egan also just landed a spot on Time's 100 most influential list
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Egan's inspiration for "Goon Squad": She saw a wallet lying exposed in a woman's bag
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The author works in a very low-tech fashion

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Teenage twin sisters have been split up and forced to go to different schools after previously spending every day together. Paris and Paige Carrington-Windo, 14, say they left secondary school, Miltoncross Academy in Portsmouth, Hampshire, for a new one when their family was due to move home. However, when the house move fell through, only Paige was given her place back, while Paris must walk 30 minutes to go to Priory School, Portsmouth, a mile-and-a-half from where her sister studies. Twin sisters: Paris (left) and Paige Carrington-Windo, 14, have been split up and forced to go to different schools after previously spending every day together
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Paris and Paige Carrington-Windo left Miltoncross Academy, Portsmouth
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Their mother says she had planned to move home, but this fell through
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Only Paige got her place back, with Paris having to stay at the new school
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Miltoncross headteacher said it made 'educational sense' for Paris to stay
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She claims there was a disagreement with mother over school policies

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(CNN) -- Five Russian Sukhoi fighter jets have arrived in Iraq, the first of 25 warplanes expected to be delivered under a contract between Moscow and Baghdad, the Iraqi Ministry of Defense said in a statement. A video the ministry released Monday showed the jets, with wings unattached, being pulled toward hangars. "These jet fighters will contribute to increase the combat capability of the air force and the rest of the armed forces in eliminating terrorism," the ministry said. The Su-25 has been in service for more than three decades and was part of the Iraqi air force under Saddam Hussein's regime.
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5 Russian fighter jets arrive in Iraq; 20 more expected
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Al-Maliki criticizes U.S. for not sending fighters to Iraq
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Pentagon says F-16s will arrive in the fall

Question: The announcement follows a comment by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that recent militant advances might have been avoided if @placeholder had proper air power, in the form of fighter jets that Iraq has been trying to get from the United States.


By Victoria Woollaston It worked for Dr Dre and Apple, and now 50 Cent has teamed up with Intel to create a range of smart headphones. Called SMS Audio BioSport In-Ear, the headphones feature sensors that measure the wearer’s heart rate at all times - even when they’re walking or sitting down. And because they draw energy from the connected phone or MP3 player, the smart gadgets should never need to be charged. Scroll down for video The SMS Audio BioSport headphones (pictured) have a built-in optical sensor that measures changes in heart rate, while also removing noise signals caused by body motion and ambient light. These in-ear phones additionally feature software that changes the pace of music based on the user’s level of activity
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The SMS Audio BioSport In-Ear Headphones will debut later this year
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They have been created by 50 Cent's SMS Audio in partnership with Intel
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Built-in optical sensors will measure the wearer’s heart rate
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This information will be logged and analysed to identify exercise regimes
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Wearers will then be given tailored advice to boost fitness or weight loss
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Pricing and release dates have not been announced

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An Australian family says a government-appointed panel's decision could determine whether one of them lives of dies. Shane Raisher, 32, from Frankston, Victoria is paying $10,500 every three weeks for a 'magic' drug that could keep him alive to see his two-year-old boy Jett and unborn baby grow up. The 'wonder drug' MK-3475 has worked miracles in fending off Mr Raisher's aggressive melanoma, which he has fought since getting a mole tested when he was 18. But the Raisher family said they are 'going broke' and are only able to afford the drug because of community donations. They are pleading with the independent Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Council to list the drug on the Pharmaceutical Benefits scheme, which would make it radically more affordable.
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Shane Reischer, 32, suffers an aggressive form of melanoma
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He was first diagnosed 14 years ago when he got an ugly mole tested
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'Wonder drug' MK-3475 has radically changed his quality of life
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However, the drug costs $10,000 every three weeks
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He and his family are hoping it will be listed on the PBS
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That would make the cost of treatment radically more affordable

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Customers who signed up for a pre-Christmas cruise for Christians to Turkey, Greece and Israel are still waiting for a refund after the holiday was cancelled 10 days before departure. New Malden-based LivingSun Holidays sold a 10-day break leaving on October 13 but called it off less than a fortnight before setting off citing 'political instability' in the region for leading to a drop in numbers. Company director Bob Fleming said the tour to iconic religious destinations was booked through Thomson Cruises who had yet to refund money paid in advance, meaning LivingSun couldn't pass on the almost £2,500 paid by holidaymakers.
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LivingSun Tours cancelled a Christian cruise 10 days before departure
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The cruise was to take in Turkey, Greece and Israel and cost £2,490
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Customers are still waiting for their refund for the 10-day holiday
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The company claims it booked the tour through Thomson Cruises, but the holiday company claims it has had no dealings with LivingSun Holidays

Question: A page entitled @placeholder lists no products, but states: 'Our tours are all filling up faster than we can list them!'


(CNN) -- The recent NATO summit in Newport, Wales was initially meant to prepare the alliance for the post-Afghanistan era and pooling of resources at the time of defense cuts, known in NATO lingua as "smart defense." However, as often happens, the summit agenda was hijacked by more current and dramatic developments: the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Russia's push into Ukraine. Both these developments have reminded NATO that its core business -- the defense of its member states -- needs to be returned to the center of the alliance's agenda. Russia's annexation of Crimea and continued push into the south-east of Ukraine -- a NATO partner country -- has inevitably provoked fear amongst Ukraine's neighbors, all of whom have relatively fresh memories of Russian domination.
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A NATO summit in Wales last week took place amid crises in Iraq and Ukraine
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Ukraine's neighbors ensured its conflict was on the agenda, Marcin Zaborowski says
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Past rhetoric of partnership with Russia was replaced by talk of facing an adversary, he says
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But in the end, Zaborowski says, the summit gave Ukraine little to combat a belligerent Russia

Question: The announcement that NATO would spend 15 million euros ($19M) on military aid to Ukraine did not impress the @placeholder nor the Russians.


STOCKHOLM, Sweden (CNN) -- Bjorn Ulvaeus was one half of the songwriting genius behind Swedish pop legend ABBA. After the band split up in 1982 Ulvaeus turned his talents to writing musicals, including "Mamma Mia," now a blockbuster movie. Bjorn Ulvaeus on the ABBA phenomenon: "I'm amazed how this could happen. I'm just grateful and humble." He took My City_My Life on a tour of his home town of Stockholm and talked about his past and future as pop royalty. CNN: What is the secret of ABBA's success? Bjorn Ulvaeus: I think the secret behind the fact that our songs are still around and that ABBA became so big is a lot of factors together. But one of them was definitely that we put so much effort into song writing.
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Bjorn Ulvaeus is half of the songwriting pair behind Swedish pop legend ABBA
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He lives in Stockholm, which he describes as being "dynamic" and trendy
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Ulvaeus thought ABBA would be forgotten and is "amazed" by its popularity
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An ABBA museum is being planned for Stockholm

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(CNN) -- The news broke on the eve of Grammy Awards, the music industry's biggest night: The woman with the pitch-perfect voice who once reigned as the queen of pop at the awards show had died. Whitney Houston was found dead Saturday by her bodyguard on the fourth floor of an upscale Beverly Hills hotel where only hours later she was to attend a pre-Grammy bash hosted by her longtime mentor, Clive Davis. Her death, at age 48, was the final chapter of a storied career that began with the nurturing by superstar cousin Dionne Warwick, soared in the 1980s and 1990s with one record-setting achievement after another, stalled as her drug use and marriage to Bobby Brown made for tabloid fodder and was on the rebound with a highly anticipated star turn.
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Whitney Houston's death rocks the music industry on the eve of its biggest night
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Her death, at age 48, was the final chapter of the storied career that began in the 1980s
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Houston's career stalled as her drug use and marriage to Bobby Brown made for tabloid fodder
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She was working to turn her career around with a star turn in the upcoming film, "Sparkle"

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There was a mixture of excitement and terror on Neil Davy’s face as he rolled the tiny olive around in his hand. And who could blame him? For this was no ordinary olive. It was an olive from the first harvest ever grown commercially in Britain. And 42-year-old Neil, a management consultant who grew the olives on a plot of land outside his kitchen window, was about to step into the history books. Inspired: Neil and Louise Davy (pictured with their daughters Kailas, 7, and Teagan, 4) have opened the UK's first olive farm after falling in love with the idea during their honeymoon on the Amalfi Coast in Italy in 2002
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Neil Davy and his wife Louise have opened the first olive farm in the UK
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They built farm in their four-acre back garden on the Isle of Oxney in Kent
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Couple fell in love with idea of owning olive farm during honeymoon in Amalfi
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They bought 200 trees from Italian suppliers as English were too expensive

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(CNN) -- Two-time African footballer of the year El-Hadji Diouf has been banned from international football for five years by the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF). The ban follows comments the striker, who plays for English club Blackburn Rovers, made in the media relating to corruption in African football. In a statement posted on their official web site the FSF said Diouf would be forbidden "from performing any football-related activity for a period of five years with effect from the date of notification of this decision." The FSF accused Diouf of "having greatly damaged the image of both Senegalese football and of its officers and administrative techniques."
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El-Hadji Diouf has been banned from international soccer for five years by Senegal
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Diouf banned for claiming the football system in Africa is corrupt
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Two-time African footballer of the year also spoke of "shenanigans" in Senegal soccer
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Diouf claimed he didn't receive an invitation to a hearing earlier in the month

Question: He also claimed he would "go to war" with the @placeholder football authorities if it followed through on its threat to ban him.


(CNN) -- Aah, Christmas Eve. A time for family and friends, eggnog and mistletoe, carols and cookies ... and catching up on "Downton Abbey"? Apparently, that's what legions of us had in mind when -- humbug! -- the Netflix Instant streaming service went down. The outage, caused when some Amazon servers used by Netflix crashed, lasted more than 20 hours. Like many companies, Netflix pays to rent space on Amazon's massive banks of servers. The outage, which affected devices such as tablets and smartphones, began at about 3:30 p.m. ET Monday. Many Netflix users had to scratch those plans to gather around the laptop for "It's a Wonderful Life," "A Christmas Story" or "Santa's Slay" (the 2005 classic starring former wrestler Bill Goldberg as a deranged Santa demon). Although for the desperate, "Shrek the Halls" was available on ABC.
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Netflix Instant outage hit users on Christmas Eve
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The outage, due to Amazon servers going down, lasted about 20 hours
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Users took to Twitter to voice despair, express humor

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:24 EST, 3 August 2012 | UPDATED: 16:46 EST, 3 August 2012 Drew Peterson's ex-wife told her sister that she believed he would kill her, then begged her sister to take care of her two sons, just six weeks before her death, the sister testified on Friday. Anna Doman provided the trial's first testimony including what prosecutors have called 'from the grave' statements -- comments Peterson's ex-wife Kathleen Savio allegedly made to others about him threatening to kill her well before her body was found in her bathtub. Peterson is charged with first-degree murder in the 2004 drowning death of Savio, his third wife. He was charged in Savio's death after his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, went missing in 2007.
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Former cop was charged in 2004 death of third wife Kathleen Savio, after his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, went missing in 2007
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Anna Doman told court about 'statements from the grave'
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Acknowledged it took her three years to tell police

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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- The death toll from a sophisticated attack by Islamic extremists against soldiers in Yemen jumped to 184 Tuesday, three Yemeni officials told CNN. Air raids on militant positions since the attack have left at least 42 militants dead in Abyan province, security officials said. The attack Sunday at an army base by Ansar al-Sharia, which is allied with al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, originally claimed the lives of 90 soldiers and wounded many others. A spokesman for the Yemeni Embassy in Washington issued a statement giving a much lower death toll, saying "73 martyrs" died in the "battles in Abyan." But officials on the ground in Abyan gave CNN the higher death toll.
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NEW: 184 soldiers were killed in the Sunday attack, Yemeni officials say
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NEW: A Yemeni government spokesman in Washington gives a much lower death toll
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42 militants have been killed in air raids, according to Yemeni officials
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The militants were with Ansar al-Sharia, which is allied with al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula

Question: Experts warn that al Qaeda is planning to conduct powerful attacks in six @placeholder provinces.


(CNN) -- Five suspected pirates went on trial Tuesday in the Netherlands in what is thought to be the first trial in Europe of pirate suspects. The trial of the five Somali men opened in Rotterdam District Court and is expected to last five days, said Wim de Bruin, a spokesman for Netherlands National Prosecutor's Office. The five were captured by the Dutch Navy in January 2009 in the Gulf of Aden, off Somalia, after a cargo ship with Dutch Antilles flag was attacked, de Bruin said. "The ship of the pirates was destroyed by the Danish Navy, and the pirates were captured and handed to the Dutch authority. They're being tried for sea robbery, and if convicted the maximum sentence will be 9 to 12 years," he said.
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Trial of the five Somali men thought to be first of its kind in Europe
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The five captured by Dutch Navy after attacking a cargo ship in Gulf of Aden
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Official: If convicted the maximum sentence will be 9 to 12 years

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 11:34 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:34 EST, 15 October 2012 The European Union is imposing new sanctions against Iran in a bid to force the country to come clean about its nuclear programme A meeting of EU foreign ministers imposed restrictive measures intended to hit the country's treasury and increase pressure on its Islamic regime headed by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Iran is still refusing to cooperate fully with the International Atomic Energy Agency regarding its nuclear programme, something which today’s Luxembourg meeting said was ‘acting in flagrant violation of its international obligations.’ Worry: Both German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, left, and Britain's William Hague spoke positively about the sanctions imposed at today's EU meeting in Luxembourg
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Raised fear Iran is developing nuclear weapons as it refuses to come clear about its programme
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Luxembourg meeting of EU foreign ministers impose restrictions against trade in oil and gas
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A statement said Iran was ‘acting in flagrant violation of its international obligations'

Question: The EU ministers also agreed to prohibit all transactions between @placeholder and Iranian banks unless they were authorized in advance for humanitarian reasons.


Greg has teamed up with Groupon and the Male Cancer Awareness Charity to raise awareness and money for testicular cancer by posing in all his glory for his fans Bidding online on Groupon and 15 lucky winners will see the champion in the buff The self-styled Ginger Wizard became an overnight hit with the ladies when he long-jumped his way to a gold medal in the Olympic Games this summer. And now, Greg Rutherford fans nationwide have the chance to see their favourite Olympian boy in the buff. That's right folks! Groupon UK is offering fifteen lucky bidders the chance to attend a life drawing class with the London 2012 gold medallist.
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Greg has teamed up with Groupon and the Male Cancer Awareness Charity to raise awareness and money for testicular cancer by posing in all his glory for his fans
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Bidding online on Groupon and 15 lucky winners will see the champion in the buff

Question: 'We are delighted to have @placeholder support our campaigns and help us raise more awareness for testicular cancer.'


Golden State's Stephen Curry got involved in a rare altercation with an opponent as he helped the NBA-leading Warriors beat Houston 126-113 on Wednesday and stretch their home winning streak to 17 games. The Warriors extended their lead in the Western Conference to 4-1/2 games over Portland, which gave up a big early lead in losing at Phoenix. Elsewhere, Memphis beat Toronto in a clash of divisional leaders, while Oklahoma City won in overtime at Washington. Warriors' shooter guard Klay Thompson (right) dribbles the ball forward against the Houston Rockets Daymond Green holds back Stephen Curry after he was bumped by Rockets' guard Trevor Ariza (left)
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Golden State Warriors beat Houston Rockets 126-113
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Memphis Grizzlies beat Toronto Raptors in divisional leaders' clash
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Oklahoma City secure overtime victory at Washington Wizards
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New York Knicks edge Philadelphia 76ers 98-91 to start winning run

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(CNN) -- Jacob Zuma insists the World Cup has already brought South Africa closer together, five days before the tournament begins. The South African president says football fervor has gripped the nation ahead of the opening on game on Friday, which sees South Africa take on Mexico at the Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg. And Zuma is hoping the month-long competition can have the same benefit for the nation as the Rugby World Cup did in 1995. "The enthusiasm, joy and excitement that has engulfed the entire nation in recent weeks has not been witnessed since president Nelson Mandela was released from prison [in 1990]," Zuma told a press conference.
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South African president Jacob Zuma insists the World Cup is uniting the nation
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Zuma says the national pride on show is of "priceless benefit"
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The World Cup begins on Friday when South African play Mexico
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Zuma says he hopes former president Nelson Mandela will attend the World Cup

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(CNN) -- President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday held their first face-to-face meeting since each took power, confronting a range of potentially divisive issues. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Obama visit at the White House on Monday. At a pivotal moment in the Middle East peace process, the two leaders met at the White House to discuss, among other things, the endorsement of a two-state Palestinian solution and relations with Iran. The issue of Iran's nuclear ambitions became an increasingly urgent one in recent months. Netanyahu wants a time limit for negotiations relating to such ambitions, with the threat of military action if no resolution is reached. Obama is seen as unlikely to provide a timetable.
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President Obama, Israeli prime minister meet for first time as national leaders
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Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu discuss approach to Mideast peace
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Leaders also touched on Iran's nuclear ambitions
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Israeli settlements illustrate divide between the two

Question: @placeholder wants such outposts dismantled, along with an immediate freeze on settlement expansion.


Two police officers could face criminal charges after being accused of calling a teenage abuse victim a 'f***ing slag' and 'b**ch' in a foul-mouthed voicemail. Alex Faragher, 19, from Sutton Coldfield said hearing the abuse in a message mistakenly left by the male West Midlands Police officers felt like being assaulted all over again. In the two-minute recording left while they were trying to contact the victim so she could make a statement, PC Cavan O'Connell, 48, is allegedly heard talking to another officer in his late 20s. Scroll down for audio Alex Faragher, 19, said hearing the abuse in a message mistakenly left by the male West Midlands Police officers felt like being assaulted all over again and appealed the results of police investigation
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Message was mistakenly left on the mobile phone of Alex Faragher, 19
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PC Cavan O'Connell and another officer arrived to take a victim statement
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But when she wasn't in they were allegedly heard calling her a 'f****** slag'
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Ms Faragher, 19, lodged a complaint and has appealed decision from police
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It was upheld by IPCC and passed to CPS which will decide charges

Question: The @placeholder will now decide if the officers, who remain on restricted duties, should face criminal charges.


Tucked away at Manchester City's Carrington HQ is a little transfer gem. Well, maybe not little; 5ft 11ins and 13st of pure muscle, actually. It's Micah Richards - the man once heralded as the undisputed successor to Gary Neville's England right-back. Where did it all go wrong? Micah Richards (centre) appears to have no future at Manchester City Next big thing: Micah Richards broke on to the scene with a last-minute equaliser for City at Aston Villa in 2006 From being one of Europe's hottest teenage properties, Richards' chances of first-team football under Manuel Pellegrini are virtually non-existent.
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Richards once heralded as Gary Neville's replacement as England right-back
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He has become virtually non-existent under City boss Manuel Pellegrini
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Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta are both ahead of him in pecking order
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Richards expected to leave the Etihad before transfer window closes
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Despite having less than 12 months on contract, City want a £7m fee
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Richards has turned down two contract extensions from the club
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Arsenal, Liverpool, Everton, Tottenham, and West Ham all considered him
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At 26 years old, Richards is open to moving abroad to further his creer

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Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- United Nations-backed nuclear inspectors on Sunday visited a newly disclosed Iranian nuclear facility near the city of Qom, Iranian media has reported. "IAEA inspectors today visited the... nuclear installation," the semi-official Mehr news agency said, referring to International Atomic Energy Agency staff. "The IAEA inspectors arrived Saturday night and are scheduled to inspect the... site several times. The inspectors will leave Tehran Tuesday." Tehran sent shock waves through the international community in September by revealing the existence of the previously secret nuclear enrichment facility near Qom. The IAEA announced Saturday its inspectors were leaving for the much-anticipated inspection. The agency declined to give more details on Sunday.
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The IAEA announced Saturday its inspectors were leaving for the inspection
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Iran said Friday it needs more time to decide whether to sign onto a nuclear deal
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Iran says its nuclear program is intended solely for peaceful purposes
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Many in the West believe Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons capabilities

Question: "The Director General hopes that Iran's response will equally be positive, since approval of this agreement will signal a new era of cooperation," the @placeholder statement said.


Diego Costa was once again the talking point as Chelsea extended their unbeaten run at the top of the Barclays Premier League table. But it wasn't for the usual goal scoring reasons as the Blues were held to a 0-0 draw by a stubborn Sunderland side at the Stadium of Light. Costa instead was the centre of attention following two incidents which could have led to the dismissal of the Spanish striker in the North East. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Big Match Stats: Sunderland 0-0 Chelsea Diego Costa of Chelsea (right) catches Sunderland's Wes Brown with an arm while battling for a header during the second half
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Diego Costa was booked during Chelsea's 0-0 Premier League draw at Sunderland at Stadium of Light
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Spanish striker was involved in controversial incidents in both halves with John O'Shea and Wes Brown
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Costa was booked after using his arm in aerial tussle with Brown but could have seen red card during clash
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Former Chelsea star Ruud Gullit admits Blues striker was lucky to get away with it

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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday after four hours of talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that Russia had reaffirmed its commitment to finding a diplomatic solution in Ukraine but had not agreed to move Russian troops from the Ukraine border. "We both made suggestions as to how that will be achieved ... and I will return to Washington to consult with President Obama on his choices," Kerry said at a news conference in Paris. "We are trying to find a way to defuse this." In a later press briefing, Lavrov said, "We expressed differing views about the cause of this crisis but nevertheless we agreed on the need to search for points of common ground to find a diplomatic settlement."
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Kerry says Russia did not agree to move troops from Ukraine border
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Kerry said both sides made suggestions about how to de-escalate the crisis
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U.S. secretary of state, Russian foreign minister met for four hours Sunday
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Lavrov: "We agreed on the need to search for points of common ground"

Question: @placeholder stressed that no real progress can be made until the troops are pulled back.


By Mia De Graaf Russell Brand was left tongue-tied after being called to explain major flaws in his planned 'revolution'. The comedian plans to overthrow the Government as he claims 'parliamentary democracy doesn't work'. He also vows to legalise drugs by petitioning for a debate on the matter in the House of Commons. Scroll down for video Irate: Russell Brand raised his voice and gestured wildly as Jon Snow suggested the comic accidentally supported politicians with a petition calling for a drug law debate in the House of Commons But in a heated interview last night, he struggled to explain his strategy when Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow accused the actor of accidentally supporting the government with his 'confused' manifesto.
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Comedian, who doesn't vote, plans to overthrow the Government
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Admitted there are 'inconsistencies' in petitions to legalise drugs

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By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam It may all end in tears, but there is enough of Paul Gascoigne in Ross Barkley to suggest it is right for England to give youth a chance at this year’s World Cup. That is the view of Gary Lineker, who thinks the touch and confidence to try the audacious has seemingly passed from the man who lit up Italia 90 to a 20-year-old who is one of England’s brightest hopes heading to Brazil. Lineker is convinced the youthful combination of Barkley, Adam Lallana and particularly Raheem Sterling represents England’s best hope of surviving Group D.
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Gary Lineker can see a little bit of Paul Gascoigne in Ross Barkley
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Everton frontman has similar confidence and talent to Gazza, according to Match of the Day host
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Lineker and Gascoigne famously starred for England together at Italia 90

Question: Have a word with him: @placeholder was on hand after a tearful Gazza had been booked a would be suspended should England get to the World Cup final in 1990


The NBC News crew exposed to Ebola were forced into mandatory quarantine after chief medical correspondent Nancy Snyderman violated their voluntary isolation to visit her favorite soup restaurant, reports revealed. The 62-year-old was one of seven people ordered to cut off all human contact for 21 days on Friday as doctors treat the station's cameraman Ashoka Mukpo for the deadly disease. It emerged this weekend that the crew would have been allowed more freedom if it weren't for Snyderman's alleged trip to Peasant Grill in Hopewell Boro, New Jersey, last Thursday. Scroll down for video Ventured out: Nancy Snyderman violated her voluntary isolation to visit her favorite soup kitchen, according to reports
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Nancy Snyderman and crew ordered into mandatory isolation on Friday
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All seven had worked with cameraman Ashoka Mukpo, who has Ebola
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Order came after a member of the team 'violated their voluntary quarantine'
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It has emerged Snyderman 'was seen at soup restaurant on Thursday'

Question: However, someone in the NBC crew violated the voluntary agreement forcing @placeholder officials to step in and issue a mandatory quarantine order on Friday night.


Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton praised the leader of Ivory Coast for progress made toward peace Tuesday but urged greater dialogue with the opposition to heal the wounds of a deadly political crisis. It's a "historic moment" for the Ivory Coast, Clinton said during a press conference with President Alassane Ouattara, who welcomed her to the presidential palace in the nation's commercial capital, Abidjan. Clinton's visit -- the first by a U.S. secretary of state to the west African nation in a quarter of a century -- comes just over a year after contested presidential polls, which led to widespread violence.
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Clinton visits Ivory Coast as part of a four-country tour of West Africa
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She praises the progress made but urges greater efforts toward reconciliation
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Ivory Coast was torn by post-election violence from December 2010 to April 2011
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Former President Laurent Gbagbo now faces four counts of crimes against humanity

Question: In Abidjan Tuesday, @placeholder spoke of his government's "firm determination to build a rule of law, impartial justice with respect for human rights."


As a Burberry model, Vogue cover girl and socialite Jourdan Dunn is seemingly living the supermodel dream. But her enviable lifestyle and stellar success is bittersweet because Jourdan, 24, is also a mother who's regularly forced to leave her son behind when she jets around the world for work. The Victoria's Secret model has a five-year-old named Riley and has revealed she was envious of her mother spending so much time with him when she first began working internationally. Scroll down for video Jourdan Dunn, pictured arriving for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in December 2014, is only 24 but she already has a lucrative career that most women could only dream about
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Jourdan reveals she was envious of her mother but it works for her now
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Other models couldn't relate to her at first
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Recently announced as the face of Burberry SS15 with Naomi Campbell

Question: She wrote: 'I'm so Happy to finally say I'M ON THE COVER OF @placeholder!!!'


Washington (CNN) -- A single word, "Jewish," shows the delicacy of trying to forge a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians. Two weeks ago, President Barack Obama welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for White House talks by calling for two states -- "a Jewish state of Israel and a state of Palestine" -- that would coexist "side by side in peace and security." On Monday, Obama outlined a similar vision when he met with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, except for that one word, when he spoke of "a state that allows for the dignity and sovereignty of the Palestinian people and a state that allows for Israelis to feel secure and at peace with their neighbors."
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NEW: Obama uses different language with Abbas than he did with Netanyahu
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Palestinian leader Abbas met with President Obama at the White House on Monday
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The decades-old, oft-delayed peace process resumed with talks last July
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Secretary Kerry seeks a framework for talks to continue through 2014

Question: At both meetings, @placeholder urged the visiting leaders to move past sticking points in the negotiating process, saying Monday that "I believe that now is the time for not just the leaders of both sides but also the people of both sides to embrace this opportunity for peace."

Question: Both sides praise @placeholder's seemingly endless energy for the issue, which has included multiple visits to the region to prod the two sides to reach a middle ground.


In an illusion that TV magician David Copperfield would be proud of, work is about to begin on building the world's first 'invisible' tower. Tower Infinity, a 450-metre tall glass structure, will use a series of state-of-the art LED lighting and cameras to create a 'reflective skin' on the exterior of the building to make it 'disappear', according to the architect behind the scheme. GDS Architects first began designing the tower on the outskirts of South Korea's capital Seoul and near the city's airport in 2004, but has only now been given the green light to start its construction. Futuristic: A combination of state-of-the-art lighting and cameras will create the illusion the tower disappears
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Plans have been given the green light to start building the 450m structure
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LEDs and state-of-the-art cameras will create the illusion it 'disappears'
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The skyscraper is planned for the outskirts of South Korea capital, Seoul

Question: 'The tower subtly demonstrates @placeholder’s rising position in the world by establishing its most powerful presence through diminishing its presence.'


Internet service providers  did not raise the alarm about extreme messages posted by one of the killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby in the six months before his death, it has been revealed. The companies - who have come under intense pressure to do more to help police and the security services - failed to inform authorities about material posted by Michael Adebolajo before the attack he carried out with Michael Adebowale. It meant MI5 missed internet messages that could have alerted them to the threat posed by the murderers. Michael Adebolajo (left) and Michael Adebowale (right) were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Lee Rigby. In the months before the attack, Adebolajo had been posting extremist material on social media
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Internet service providers did not raise alarm over extremist posts
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Officers discovered messages after sickening murder of Fusilier Rigby
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Content would have been sufficiently serious to justify surveillance
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Adebolajo had been on the security services' radar for eight years
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Killed 25-year-old Rigby in savage attack with Michael Adebowale

Question: They also point out that, with several thousand Islamists on @placeholder’s radar, they are forced to prioritise on the basis of available intelligence.


A television news anchorman fighting brain cancer in Illinois told viewers he has only four to six months to live, but he hopes to work as long as he can. During a newscast on Thursday, Dave Benton told viewers of WCIA-TV in Champaign that doctors recently told him that his brain tumor is too large for surgery or radiation. The 51-year-old says he'll try a new treatment to slow the tumor's growth, but that his goal is to add 'a few more days and make them the best they can be.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Dave Benton (pictured at his news desk left next to Jennifer Roscoe) has worked for the station for nine years
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Dave Benton, 51, is trying a new treatment to slow the tumor's growth
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The born-again Christian has two adult children and a wife
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His brain tumor is too large for surgery or radiation

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London, England -- Federal investigators are en route from Pakistan to England to probe a betting scandal related to Pakistan's national cricket team, Interior Minister Rehman Malik told CNN. The Federal Investigation Agency officers are due to arrive in London on Tuesday, two days after alllegations surfaced that gamblers fixed part of a Pakistani match against England last week. None of the players or team officials have been arrested, but four were questioned by police, Pakistani national team manager Yawar Saeed said Sunday. Another man was arrested Saturday and released on bail Sunday. The news has stunned Pakistan, where cricket is "not just a passion, it's a religion," said the op-ed editor of a leading newspaper in Lahore, Pakistan.
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NEW: Pakistani investigators are due in England Tuesday
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British police are investigating reports gamblers fixed parts of a Pakistan-England cricket match
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A British tabloid newspaper paid $233,000 to a man who said he had advance information
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Pakistani players performed as the alleged fixer said they would

Question: The team manager refused to comment on the report that @placeholder players intentionally committed three fouls during the match.


Police have arrested a suspect in Marseille, France, in connection with the shooting deaths of three people May 24 at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, Belgium, Belgian federal magistrate Wenke Roggen said Sunday. The suspect is identified as Mehdi Nemmouche, a 29-year-old Frenchman from Roubaix in the Pas-de-Calais region of northern France. Nemmouche recently spent a year in Syria and is a radicalized Islamist, the chief prosecutor of Paris said at a news conference Sunday. Francois Molins said Nemmouche, who has a criminal history that included a five-year prison stint, was detained at the St. Charles Train Station on Friday after returning to France by bus from Brussels by way of Amsterdam.
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French prosecutor says Mehdi Nemmouche was radicalized by Islamist teachings while in prison
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Suspect was detained with bag full of items related to the killings, prosecutor says
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An Israeli couple from Tel Aviv and a French woman died in May 24 shooting
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The shooter also wounded a museum worker

Question: The shooter left on foot after the attack and headed toward a different part of downtown @placeholder before he disappeared, according to police.


Crown these Royals the American League champions. After nearly three decades spent trying to return to the playoffs, Kansas City is taking its perfect postseason ride all the way to the World Series. With more dominant defense, an opportunistic offense that plated two runs in the first inning, and a bullpen that shut down the Baltimore Orioles once again, Greg Holland and the wild-card Royals wrapped up a sweep of the AL Championship Series with a 2-1 victory on Wednesday. Royals relief pitcher Greg Holland (left) hugs catcher Salvador Perez (right) in celebration after defeating the Baltimore Orioles in game four of the 2014 ALCS playoffs at Kauffman Stadium as the team advances to the World Series for the first time since 1985
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Wild-card Royals wrapped up a sweep of the AL Championship Series with a 2-1 victory on Wednesday
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Bullpen shut down the Baltimore Orioles in stunning sweep
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Team will face the winner of the NLCS between the Giants and Cardinals, where San Francisco leads 2-1

Question: By that point, the @placeholder had already manufactured a pair of runs.


ARLINGTON, Virginia (CNN) -- Staff Sgt. Travis Nielsen had no idea when he joined the U.S. Army that his duty would include one of the most solemn and hallowed ceremonies in the military. John F. Kennedy's funeral in 1963 included a riderless horse with boots facing backwards in the saddle. During funeral processions at Virginia's Arlington National Cemetery near Washington, Nielsen walks the riderless horse, a powerful military symbol that stands among the highest honors for the fallen. Images of the so-called caparisoned horse, often referred to as the "cap horse," remain emblazoned in the memories of millions of shocked Americans who watched President Kennedy's funeral procession shortly after his 1963 assassination.
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Riderless horses honor high-ranking fallen U.S. troops, government officials
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Many recall horse with empty saddle during 1963 JFK funeral
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Army's ceremonial "Old Guard" unit prides itself on its military funerals
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Tradition of riderless horses at funerals dates to ancient Rome, soldier says

Question: "We carry @placeholder's heroes to the final resting place," he said.


(CNN) -- Sweden's royals will soon be welcoming an American into the family, after the royal court announced Thursday the engagement of Princess Madeleine and Christopher O'Neill, a wealthy New York financier. The brown-haired, blue-eyed princess described O'Neill as her "soulmate" and said he had opened her heart -- perhaps reflecting her heartbreak after a previous engagement was called off in 2010 amid reports of infidelity by her then fiance. Princess Madeleine Therese Amelie Josephine, to give her full name, is the youngest child of Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia and fourth in line to the Scandanavian nation's throne.
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Princess Madeleine and Christopher O'Neill met through mutual friends in New York
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"I immediately felt something special with Madeleine," says O'Neill
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Madeleine is the third child of Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia
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The wedding is planned for next summer but no date has yet been announced

Question: @placeholder may have been reassured by the fact he's not the first commoner to marry into Sweden's royal family in recent years.


(CNN) -- A week after dropping its invite-only requirement and letting the masses sign up for accounts, social-bookmarking service Pinterest has made another expansion, this time to Android devices and the iPad. Pinterest is a visual bookmarking tool for collecting and organizing content you find online by theme, such as women's hats, cake recipes, cat photos or motorcycles. Users mark, or "pin," sites they like and make carefully crafted collections that other people can view and share. Since it launched last year, Pinterest has only been available on the Web and through its popular iPhone app. As the company rolled out new features and expanded into additional languages, it has heard one request back from users: Make an Android app.
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Pinterest announces new apps for Android tablets and smartphones
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The popular social-bookmarking service also rolls out its first iPad app
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The shift to mobile is the latest major move by the company to reach new followers

Question: On Tuesday, the company announced three new Pinterest apps, starting with its first @placeholder offering.


(CNN) -- Anthony Weiner's long-anticipated official announcement that he's running for mayor of New York City began with a slight glitch this week: A video announcing his candidacy was posted on YouTube in the middle of the night, then yanked off the site -- and eventually posted again. The two-minute video did exactly what it was intended to do: launch Weiner 2.0, promoting him as an earnest family man bursting with energy, ideas and promise, and offering to lead New York City as its chief executive. But the stutter-step in the timing is a metaphor for Weiner's relationship to media. It remains to be seen whether the same digital platforms that catapulted him to national prominence -- and later proved to be his undoing -- will end up being a blessing, a curse, or a distraction as Weiner joins a crowded race for City Hall.
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Errol Louis: Anthony Weiner launched his mayoral candidacy, touting, ideas promise
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He says his media star power double-edged sword; scrutiny of his texts led to his undoing
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He says Weiner, middle class champion, lives on Park Ave
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Louis: Weiner skilled, experienced politician; he'll need it in rough, on the ground race

Question: But it's hard to make that argument from @placeholder, and Weiner's opponents seldom fail to mention his luxury digs, which are very much at odds with his persona as spokesman for the forgotten middle class.


A man was being questioned by police last night after his estranged wife and two young daughters were found dead in their home. Marta Galikowska, 27, and children Maja, five, and Olga, 18 months, are believed to have been stabbed to death in a frenzied attack. Neighbours alerted by the sound of a ‘blazing row’ and screaming found their bodies lying in pools of blood at their semi-detached council home. Neighbours have named the woman found dead as Marta Galikowska, who moved to the UK from Poland Close friends of the family say that Majeczka, five, (left) and Olgunia, 18-months (right) were also found dead
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Woman named as Marta Galikowska was found stabbed at her home
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Her daughters Majeczka, five, and 18-month-old Olgunia are also dead
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Man arrested at scene in Stanfields area of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
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Police called to address at 6.35pm on Sunday after victims were 'stabbed'
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Local resident tells of 11 police cars at scene - and admits: 'It's so sad'
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Mrs Galikowska was originally from Przemysl in Poland and moved to UK

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama poked fun at everyone -- from his wife to Donald Trump -- during the annual White House Correspondents dinner, before ending his speech with a tribute to journalists who brave deadly conditions to get a story. No one was safe from the president's zings on Saturday night, including Republican presidential challengers. Days after releasing his long-form birth certificate to refute claims he wasn't born in the United States, the president began his address by showing what he called his birth video. But rather than footage of a baby Barack being born in Hawaii, the clip was from Disney's "The Lion King," showing the grand unveiling of the baby Simba in Africa.
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White House Correspondents' dinner is held Saturday in Washington
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Obama shows a clip from "The Lion King," suggesting it is his "birth video"
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He also pokes fun at Donald Trump and  Republican challengers
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Speaker Seth Meyers says the "2008 Barack Obama" could beat the current edition

Question: The speech was before a crowd of about 2,600 at the packed @placeholder ballroom.


The Cleveland police union's president has branded an NFL player's silent protest against recent fatal Ohio police shootings 'pathetic'. Cleveland Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins wore a 'Justice for Tamir Rice and John Crawford' T-shirt over his pads during warm-ups before the game against the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday. Tamar, a 12-year-old who was playing with a pellet gun, was shot by a Cleveland police officer at a park on November 22 and died the following day. Scroll down for video Cleveland Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins, pictured, wore a 'Justice for Tamir Rice and John Crawford' shirt over his pads before the game against the Cincinati Bengals yesterday, which provoked Cleveland police union's president
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Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins wore shirt during warm-ups yesterday
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Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association President Jeffrey Follmer attacked player as disrespectful
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He said: 'It's pretty pathetic when athletes think they know the law'

Question: 'The Cleveland Police protect and serve the @placeholder stadium and the Browns organization owes us an apology.'


By Barbara Jones Vital new evidence: Police claim that Pistorius attacked Reeva with the cricket bat Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius crushed his girlfriend’s skull with a cricket bat before shooting her dead, police have told her family. Details of the post-mortem examination of South African model Reeva Steenkamp were withheld from last week’s bail application hearing. But grieving relatives who saw her body before Tuesday’s cremation in Port Elizabeth described horrific injuries from the cricket bat, and entry wounds from 9mm bullets fired by Pistorius. They were also briefed about the model’s death by police and lawyers from the state prosecutor’s office.
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Reeva Steenkamp's skull crushed during attack, South African police say
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Grieving relatives who saw body before cremation described horrific injuries
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Pistorius told bail hearing he used bat to break down toilet door
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Currently being examined by forensic team for evidence

Question: In a statement yesterday @placeholder’s family said: ‘Oscar will never be the same  .


Baron Hill of Oareford, Britain's EU Commissioner, will take charge of EU financial services regulation David Cameron secured a rare victory in Europe today after Britain’s Brussels commissioner was given a top finance job. The Prime Minster had been bracing himself for a fresh snub, amid suggestions that former House of Lords leader Christopher Hill would be handed a junior role in the European Commission. But the European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker this morning announced that Lord Hill would be given a new ‘Financial Services’ portfolio – giving him key powers to protect the City of London from Brussels regulations.
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Lord Hill handed crucial 'Financial Services' portfolio in EU Commission
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Former leader of the  Lords will be in charge of financial services regulation
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Announcement made by Commission President Jean Claude Juncker today

Question: ‘We have made the case for an economic portfolio for @placeholder and I think that is what we have seen in today's announcement.


By Emma Glanfield for MailOnline A suspected illegal immigrant has been found clinging to the underside of a caravan on a busy motorway – as two more were found hanging from underneath a mobile home. The incidents in Kent came less than 24 hours after another stowaway was discovered hiding in a woman's car as hundreds more tried to storm a ferry in the Port of Calais. Police were first called to reports of a person clinging to the bottom of a caravan as it travelled along the M20 towards London at 9.16am today. Officers located the man hanging from the motorhome between junctions nine and eight, the section between Ashford and Maidstone in Kent, and arrested him at the scene.
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Man spotted clinging to bottom of caravan as it travelled along M20 in Kent
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Police said suspected illegal immigrant arrested and handed to Home Office
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It comes just hours after Sue Taber, 59, found stowaway hidden in her car
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She found man hiding in Fiat Panda after driving to UK home from France
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Fears French port of Calais is now 'under siege' by those desperate to flee

Question: The stowaway was found in Ms Taber's car having got in while she left her car unattended in Calais, @placeholder


A tense standoff between Occupy Denver protesters and authorities near the Colorado Capitol erupted Saturday with a surge of demonstrators being met with police force that included pepper spray and rubber bullets. The clash came as Occupy Wall Street protesters and state officials in Tennessee squared off for a third consecutive night Saturday, even though a local judge has refused to jail demonstrators who have been arrested and said the state lacks the authority to set a curfew on the property. In Denver, some supporters of the Occupy movement, marching with a group of about 2,000, tried to advance up the Capitol steps.
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Over 30 arrested in Portland and 38 in Austin as police crackdown

Question: Police arrested about 30 anti-Wall Street protesters in @placeholder early Sunday, dragging and carrying them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent district.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China has launched a terrorism crackdown one day after a series of explosions in an open-air market killed dozens in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang, the country's state news agency, Xinhua said Friday. Without any details, the report said authorities had undertaken a "one-year crackdown on violent terrorist activities" in the volatile region after blasts in the heavily policed city of Urumqi killed at least 39 people and wounded more than 90, according to state media. The number of dead does not include the attackers. The state news agency reported Friday that five attackers were responsible for the blasts; four were killed in the explosions, and a fifth was arrested Thursday. They were identified through DNA testing, Xinhua said.
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State news agency: China begins "one-year crackdown on violent terrorist activities"
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The report offers no details of the crackdown, but authorities tighten security at entry ports
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Thursday's explosions killed at least 39 people and wounded more than 90, state media say

Question: Two SUVs slammed into shoppers gathered at the market in @placeholder at 7:50 a.m. Thursday, and explosives were flung out of the vehicles, Xinhua said.


By Michael Zennie President Barack Obama voiced support for gay marriage in an interview with ABC News today, the third time he has changed his stance on the issue in his political career. Obama's announcement is a political calculation for his reelection campaign, an attempt to draw a sharp line between himself and Republican Mitt Romney, who opposes gay marriage. The president appears to be banking on the issue, which is heavily supported by younger Americans, to mobilize the youth vote, which has become disaffected during his term in office. Obama had long been suspected of holding this view, but was thought to be afraid to make it public because of the political backlash.
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Obama supported gay marriage in 1996 but later opposed it in 2004
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Sasha and Malia's friends, who have gay parents, helped change the president's mind
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Obama says issue should still be left up to the states
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New position draws sharp contract with Republican Mitt Romney, who opposes gay marriage

Question: 2010, after @placeholder wave election: 'My feelings with this are constantly evolving, I struggle with this.'


A teenager was banned from the classroom by his school because he had a haircut inspired by his footballing heroes. Thirteen-year-old Lewis Kenny copied Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero and Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale with his hairstyle, but teachers considered it too 'extreme'. The year nine pupil, who is mad about football and rugby league, was taken out of classes and put in 'isolation' for a day  by St Ambrose Barlow High School in Wardley, Salford. Lewis's parents – Liam, 49, and Angela, 50, from Worsley, Greater Manchester, had an emergency meeting with staff and have since made a formal complaint.
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Lewis Kenny was put in isolation at Salford school by unhappy staff
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Rules dictate boys' hair should be no shorter than 'number three' length
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Teenager's cut apes the ones adopted by superstars Aguero and Bale
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Other schools across Britain appear to be targeting 'extreme' cuts

Question: The school said they had spotted a line in his hair like the one worn by @placeholder.


Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey has made another political gaffe, claiming a child born today is going to live to 150 to justify his cuts to Medicare. Mr Hockey was speaking on Fairfax Radio on Monday morning and was trying to convince Australians that they should pay for their health care. 'It's kind of remarkable that somewhere in the world today, it's highly probable that a child is being born that is going to live to 150,' Mr Hockey was reported as saying by the Sydney Morning Herald. Scroll down for video The treasurer also refused to address reports he and Prime Minister Tony Abbott argued over a scuttled $20 Medicare rebate cut, labelling the rumours as 'gossip'
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Federal Treasurer made the claim on Fairfax Radio on Monday morning
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'It's highly probable that a child is being born that is going to live to 150,' he said
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This comes after he claimed poor people did not drive cars and Tony Abbott consulted Rupert Murdoch about paid parental leave

Question: It is claimed by Mr @placeholder that Mr Abbott only mentioned the paid parental scheme to him as 'a brief add-on in a telephone conversation, with no specific date or details attached', before it was announced.

Question: It is claimed by Mr Hockey that Mr @placeholder only mentioned the paid parental scheme to him as 'a brief add-on in a telephone conversation, with no specific date or details attached', before it was announced.


(CNN) -- Think you have to pay a lot for a Valentine's gift this year? Spare a thought for romantics in Bangkok, Thailand, where florists charge $45 for just one rose. Bangkok, Hong Kong and Tokyo are some of the more expensive places in which to buy red roses for Valentine's Day, according to an informal price check by CNN on Thursday. A dozen premium Dutch roses cost a whopping $487 in the Thai capital Thursday. In Hong Kong, a dozen roses cost $205, and in Tokyo, they cost $120. The price was much cheaper in China -- just $15 for a 12-stem bouquet of homegrown roses -- but buying a dozen is not the norm. In fact, there is a romantic meaning behind a whole range of numbers, giving Valentines a range of ways to profess their love.
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Bangkok, Thailand, has some of the most expensive Valentine's roses
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The cheapest were found in India and China
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Europe and the United States import many of their roses

Question: Plus, in order to grow a single long-stemmed rose -- a @placeholder favorite -- growers have to nip off several rosebuds along the stem, reducing the total number of roses they can grow, the society said.


It had to be perfect. Jonny Wilkinson played his last game of professional rugby on UK soil by producing a masterclass of goal-kicking that rolled back the years and crushed Saracens’ dreams. Wilkinson, the greatest points machine in English rugby history, ensured the money-men from the Cote d’Azur defended their title with crushing efficiency that will hurt the London club every bit as much as their semi-final defeat last year by the same side. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Wilkinson: I have to accept I will no longer run out on the field Winner: Toulon's Jonny Wilkinson (centre) holds aloft the Heineken Cup after beating Saracens 23-6 in the final
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Jonny Wilkinson kicked two penalties, two conversions and one drop goal in Toulon win
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Millennium Stadium victory was Wilkinson's last on UK soil before retiring at the end of the season
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Matt Giteau and Juan Smith scored the Top 14 outfit's tries
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Juan Fernandez Lobbe was sin binned for Toulon in the first-half
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Toulon only third club in history to win successive Heineken Cups
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Owen Farrell kicked all the points for Saracens
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Steffon Armitage collected man-of-the-match

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(CNN) -- A fire-breathing dragon, self-stirring cauldrons and dancing skeletons. These are the things Muggle dreams are made of. But they won't be dreams much longer. This summer, Universal Orlando will open the doors, or rather the secret entrance, to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter -- Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida. Once inside the elaborately themed area, which has been in the works since the summer of 2010, guests will feel like they've stepped onto the London film set, complete with the popular wizarding pub The Leaky Cauldron, several iconic shops and a marquee roller coaster-type attraction based on Gringotts, the goblin-run bank from the series.
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New Wizarding World of Harry Potter attraction set to open this summer in Orlando
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The new park focuses on Diagon Alley, the magical shopping district set in London
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A train will connect the Universal Studios area with Hogsmeade in Islands of Adventure

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor David Cameron was today accused of ‘wilful negligence’ for taking Andy Coulson into Number 10 as his chief spin doctor despite repeated warnings about his links to phone-hacking. Labour leader Ed Miliband said Mr Cameron would go down in history as the first Prime Minister ‘who brought a criminal into the heart of Downing Street’. During furious exchanges in the Commons, Mr Cameron insisted the Leveson inquiry had made no criticism of his conduct and dismissed Labour’s ‘cooked up conspiracy’ of a deal between the Tory party and Rupert Murdoch’s media empire. Scroll down for videos
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Prime Minister challenged in the Commons by Labour leader Ed Miliband
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Questions raised about why Coulson was taken into Number 10
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Miliband claims PM was warned by newspapers, officials and Nick Clegg
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Cameron insists Leveson inquiry cleared him of behaving improperly
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Coulson hired by the Tories in 2007 after quitting News of the World editor

Question: He said @placeholder’s conviction showed that ‘no-one is above the law in our country’.


By John Drayton Gary Neville believes Manchester United’s failure this season is down to panicking in the transfer market. United finished seventh this season – the lowest they have been for 24 years – and failed to qualify for the Champions League or Europa League next season. And former right back Neville says there are very few positives for United to take from the last season following the appointment and then sacking 10 months later of David Moyes. Silence: Gary Neville pauses after being ask to find a positive in Manchester United's season Silver lining: The Sky Sports pundits found Neville's silence quite comical
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Gary Neville says United were poor in the transfer windows
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Former defender says United should not settle for second choice signings
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Pundit believes Van Gaal must take his time to assess job at United

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By Associated Press Last updated at 4:28 PM on 29th February 2012 A Texas doctor has been charged with running a massive health fraud care scheme with thousands of fraudulent patients and intermediaries allegedly offering cash, food stamps or free groceries, to bilk Medicare and Medicaid of nearly $375million. A federal indictment unsealed Tuesday charges Jacques Roy, a doctor who owned Medistat Group Associates in DeSoto, Texas, and six others in an alleged scheme to bill Medicare for home health services that were not properly billed, not medically necessary or not done. The scheme was the largest dollar amount by a single doctor uncovered by a task force on Medicare fraud, authorities said.
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Jacques Roy owned Medistat Group Associates in DeSoto, Texas
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Could face up to 100 years in prison
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78 home health agencies suspended for alleged links to the scheme
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Roy said to have billed beneficiaries 'off the charts' for the last five years
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Health care fraud estimated to cost government $60billion a year

Question: After CMS suspended Medicare provider accounts belonging to Roy and Medistat last July, Medistat's employees allegedly started billing @placeholder under a different provider number under Roy's supervision, authorities said.


(CNN) -- Japan's parliament elected Yoshihiko Noda as the country's new prime minister Tuesday, making him the country's sixth new leader in five years. Noda won 308 out of 476 possible votes. The prime minister-elect will officially take over his new post after a ceremonial endorsement by Japan's emperor, which is expected to happen Wednesday. Ahead of the vote, former Prime Minister Naoto Kan officially submitted his resignation, as did his Cabinet, clearing the way for Noda's election. The Democratic Party of Japan, the country's ruling party, picked Noda as its new leader on Monday. He served as finance minister in Kan's cabinet.
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NEW: Yoshihiko Noda comes to power after serving as finance minister
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NEW: Noda officials becomes prime minister after endorsement by the emperor
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In his first speech as party leader, Noda calls for unity
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Japan's political problems are weighing down its economy, an analyst says

Question: "Running @placeholder's government is like pushing a giant snowball up a snowy, slippery hill," he said Sunday.


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:49 EST, 14 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 14 October 2012 President Obama is set to launch an all-out assault on Mitt Romney in Tuesday night's debate, including attacks on the republican's time at Bain Capital. He is desperate to pick up momentum and improve poll ratings after his first lackluster first debate when his Republican rival appeared more forceful, energetic and engaging than the President. And his campaign spokeswoman has hinted that Obama will use Mr Romney's track record as an investment capitalist to hurt him. 'Governor Romney has been making pitches all of his life,' Jennifer Psaki said.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney both take time off from campaign trail to prepare for town hall-style debate on Tuesday
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Romney won last debate and Obama didn't mention Bain once even though his team has talked about the private equity firm extensively

Question: After being roundly criticized for his performance in the last debate, Mr @placeholder is apparently well aware that a change needs to be made.

Question: One of the priorities during the practice sessions is sharpening the president's retorts to Romney and drawing a sharper contrast between what the campaign says are @placeholder's shifting positions on key issues.


Immigration Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of leaking a confidential document from the Nauru detention centre. Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has written to the AFP to warn Mr Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act by providing confidential information to a journalist from News Corp. It is illegal for any Commonwealth employee to send information to a non-government officer. Scroll down for video Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young (pictured) has written to the AFP to warn Mr Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act Immigration Minister Scott Morrison (pictured) has been accused of leaking a confidential document from Nauru detention centre to a News Corp journalist
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Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has alleged Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act
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She claims Morrison provided confidential documents to News Corp
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A News Corp article last week alleged reports of sexual abuse on Nauru were fabricated and self-harm was encouraged by aid workers
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The article contained information from a confidential Nauru security report
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It comes after extensive reports of unrest and self-harm on Nauru

Question: Ms Young has alleged the information from the report was provided by @placeholder staff to to the News Corp journalist.


The alleged leader of the hacking group LulzSec, the collective which claimed responsibility for infiltrating the the CIA website, is being held by Australian police. The 24-year-old computer expert, who held a position of trust in the IT department of an international company, was arrested at work in Sydney last night. He has been charged with hacking offences that carry a maximum penalty of 10 years. Take him away boys: Australian Federal policemen arrest the man they say is the self-proclaimed leader of the international hacking group LulzSec, the group that claimed responsibility for shutting down the CIA website Glen McEwen, head of cyber crime operations at Australian Federal Police, said the man's job gave him access to sensitive information from clients including government agencies.
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The 24-year-old computer expert was arrested at work near Sydney
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He is charged with hacking offences that could lead to 10-year sentence
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Anonymous Australia pour scorn on police claims

Question: A tweet by @placeholder denied that the suspect was part of their network


(CNN) -- On Saturday, a company called SpaceX was scheduled to launch the first private mission to the International Space Station, demonstrating a freight-carrying capability NASA gave up when it retired its fleet of space shuttles in July. (The flight was aborted at the last second after a faulty valve was discovered; SpaceX officials said the launch was postponed till Tuesday or Wednesday.) Some NASA supporters are mourning what they see as the decline of U.S. leadership in space. But they should really be celebrating the dawn of a new era. After all, we've been stuck in low Earth orbit for several decades now, at considerable cost. Visionary plans for genuine space exploration have gathered dust at NASA, the National Research Council and other space-savvy places. They advocate relearning how to land on the moon or figuring out how to travel to Mars, an asteroid or the special orbital location where the James Webb Space Telescope will eventually operate. But after more than two decades of talking that talk, the U.S. has yet to walk that walk.
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Meg Urry: SpaceX to launch first private freight-carrying mission to the space station
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She says some lament decline of U.S space leadership, but in a sense it frees NASA
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She says NASA can focus on space exploration; companies are in it for business
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Urry: Companies also are doing pioneering work that will be helpful to humankind

Question: Private space companies describe a vision that sounds like the original @placeholder: big goals, with small but steady steps toward those goals, and much support but little interference from the nation.


For the first time, the United States is publicly accusing China and Russia of being the top offenders in the theft of U.S. economic and technology information, according to an intelligence report released Thursday. The two countries are "trying to build their economies" on American research and development, said Robert Bryant, the National Counterintelligence Executive whose office wrote the report. That office is responsible for mounting an integrated national counterintelligence battle against foreign intelligence threats to the United States, according to its website, and must compile such a report every two years. An unclassified version of the report to Congress on Foreign Economic Collection and Industrial Espionage was released Thursday and focused primarily on the exploitation of cyberspace from 2009 to 2011.
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Bryant hopes the report will spark solutions
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China and Russia are singled out as top offenders in industrial espionage report
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Many cyberattacks are coming from China, report says
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Other countries area also conducting foreign economic espionage against U.S.

Question: The report indicates cyber attacks against @placeholder have come from dozens of other countries, but it doesn't name those nations.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 08:44 EST, 13 May 2013 Free healthcare could become a thing of the past if Scotland becomes an independent nation, Gordon Brown warned today. The former Prime Minister said the whole of the UK benefits from ‘pooling resources’, and the loss of Scotland could undermine the NHS, pensions and the benefits. Launching a Labour campaign against independence, he said he was returning to the political front line after three years ‘with time on my hands’. Former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned public services like the NHS and pensions across the UK depend on 'pooling resources'
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Former Prime Minister says pensions, benefits and healthcare depend on 'pooling resources'
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All four countries in the UK benefit from the Union, ex-Labour leader adds
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Launches United With Labour campaign against independence in Glasgow
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Jokes that he has had 'time on my hands' since being booted out by voters

Question: ‘We know people have contributed their money in taxation and national insurance to a pension that has been guaranteed by the @placeholder as a result of their contributions.

Question: ‘Would you say you were in a better position with a UK pension, guaranteed because of your national insurance contributions over the years, than with the promise but no guarantee of a @placeholder administration that has already said they are setting up a working party to consider the affordability of pensions?’


Former International Olympic Committee marketing chief Michael Payne criticised the organising committee for 'scoring an own goal' over exclusivity rights. A leading Olympic brand expert last night hit out at the draconian clampdown on local shopkeepers and businesses using the Games logo. Former International Olympic Committee marketing chief Michael Payne criticised the organising committee for ‘scoring an own goal’ over exclusivity rights. He said that the over-zealous rules are ‘suffocating local street traders’, in the light of critics dubbing London 2012 the ‘Censorship Games’. Mr Payne added that guidelines were ‘never intended to shut down the flower shop that put its flowers in Olympic rings in the window’.
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Former marketing chief Michael Payne said organisers are 'scoring an own goal' over exclusivity rights
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Run up to the Games has seen rigorous enforcement of branding rules with flower shops and cafes ordered to take down displays
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Games chief Lord Coe warned anyone wearing a Pepsi t-shirt would be refused entry

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(CNN) -- The guns of August 1914 unleashed a debate that is still with us: Can the laws of war actually impose limits on how war is carried out? Germany invaded Belgium, violating that nation's neutrality -- which was guaranteed by treaties stretching back to the 19th century. This act horrified the world -- as would the civilian occupation policies that marked German rule in Belgium, Northern France, and elsewhere during the long years of trench warfare. The question of how much international law should be respected during wartime has resurfaced repeatedly through the 20th century -- in America, it has come up frequently since 9/11, especially surrounding the "torture debate."
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Samuel Moyn: WWI launched debate: can laws of war impose limits how war carried out?
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After WWI, aim was to end war, but in 100 years, aim shifted to making it more 'humane,' he says
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Moyn: Focus now not to end nations' aggression, but to stop atrocity. Vietnam a low point
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Since 9/11, our wars much cleaner, lawful; but WWI idea of 'war to end wars' failed, he says

Question: For @placeholder, it may have been Vietnam that caused the transformation.

Question: Consider the decision to target enemies to make sure only combatants rather than civilians are in our crosshairs: Vietnam was more like @placeholder, with lawyers nowhere to be found, and civilians dying in massive numbers.


(CNN) -- Is there no end to Marion Bartoli's talents? She is a grand slam tennis winner, but she has a prodigious intellect and is also an adept artist. In the relaxed settings of Claude Monet's garden in Giverny, France, Bartoli reflected on a career that blossomed after years of struggles -- both personal and professional -- opening up about feeling like a "ghost" as a child and her Mission Impossible win at Wimbledon. Monet's garden is one of Bartoli's favorite spots. She often traveled to tennis tournaments around the world with paint brushes and recently graduated from art school in Switzerland with a 90%.
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Marion Bartoli has no plans to return to the tennis tour after retiring in August
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The Wimbledon champion is enjoying life away from the court and devoting more time to art
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Bartoli says scars from childhood drove her even more to become a tennis champion
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Bartoli didn't expect to win Wimbledon since she was ill and in pain the previous week

Question: In 2011, Bartoli's fraught relationship with parents came to a head when she threw them both out of a player's box on a @placeholder side court.


When Al Jazeera becomes a major U.S. cable channel, as it plans, some Americans are likely to click past it, recalling the alleged anti-American tone by the pan-Arab network during the Iraq war a decade ago. "My guess is that when people hear about Al Jazeera, they will not be paying attention to the news quality or correspondents," said media analyst Stuart Fischoff, a retired professor at California State University at Los Angeles. "They will just hear Qatar, and say it's an Arab country and it's full of terrorists and ... therefore bias in the news," he said. The Qatari government owns Al Jazeera.
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Media analysts say the past anti-American bias of Al Jazeera has largely subsided
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But one group collects Al Jazeera video clips that it says show bias
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The decision to bring Al Jazeera into American homes is a political maneuver, some say
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The new venture will find the cable news market competitive

Question: On the other hand, it makes no difference to the emir of @placeholder because it's chump change to him."


By Snejana Farberov Two teenage girls from West Virginia who were handed lengthy prison sentences last year in the stabbing death of their best friend had repeatedly claimed they killed 16-year-old Skylar Neese simply because they didn't like her anymore. But the contents of Skylar’s personal diary suggest that the straight-A student may have known a salacious secret about her two friends and was threatening to reveal it. Rachel Shoaf, along with her friend Sheila Eddy, lured Neese out of her house in July 2012, before stabbing her multiple times and hiding her body in a Pennsylvania wood. Did she know too much? It has been suggested that Skylar Neese, 16 (left), was killed in 2012 by her friends Sheila Eddy and Rachel Shoef (right) because they feared she would tell about their lesbian tryst
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Rachel Shoaf, 17, of Morgantown, West Virginia and her friend, Sheila Eddy, lured 16-year-old Skylar Neese from home, stabbed her to death and dumped her body in the Pennsylvania woods
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Shoaf told police they committed the July 2012 murder 'because they didn't want to be friends with Skylar anymore'
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Skylar Nesse wrote in her journal she had seen Sheila and Rachel have sex at a sleepover
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The 16-year-old honor student wrote tweets alluding to a secret she had been keeping prior to her death
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Eddy kept up a stream of inane tweets following the brutal murder, wishing friends happy birthday and chatting about TV
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In November 2012, Eddy tweeted: 'No one on this earth can handle me and rachel if you think you can you're wrong'

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(CNN) -- Here are some of the most quotable sound bites from the Sunday morning shows: On Election Day predictions: "If we get 39 seats and take the majority, that's success. If we get 37 seats, that's success. ... We have battled our way back here, so to have the kind of night that we're anticipating on Tuesday is not just a blessing, but it comes from the hard work of our candidates out there engaging with the people." -- Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, CNN's "State of the Union" "People aren't going to be voting for generic candidates on Tuesday. They'll be voting for actual candidates. And what I found as I traveled around is that in many of the states that I visited, when people listen to the candidates and know them and directly ask them questions and trust them, you get a much different outcome." -- Majority Whip Dick Durbin, "State of the Union"
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Dems, Republicans both optimistic in final days before the election
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"I'll be surprised if the House doesn't have a Republican majority," Barbour says
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"If our voters turn out, we win," says DNC chairman Tim Kaine
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"The status quo, the establishment in Washington -- they'll get used to me," Steele says

Question: But our goal is to have them understand and channel their anger on @placeholder against the Republican Party that brought us to the verge of economic collapse in November of 2008, when financial institutions in this country were ready to collapse."


England won so many medals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow — 174 in all and 58 gold, comfortably the most of the 71 competing nations — that it was easy to become complacent. ‘Oh look, we’ve picked up another one in the lawn bowls’. The nation topped the medals table in boxing, diving, gymnastics, triathlon and judo, where they were level with Scotland. England also came second in squash, cycling, table tennis, hockey, power-lifting, shooting and swimming. The numbers are so mind-boggling it doesn’t seem to mean very much after a while (as long as England are ahead of Australia, of course). That is not to disparage the men and women who have stood proudly on the podium, for you can only beat the opponent in front of you, but such enormous success deserves some context.
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England topped the medals table in boxing, diving, gymnastics and judo
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Nearly half of England’s medals came in the ‘optional’ sports at these Games
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Adam Gemili, Claudia Fragapane and Ross Murdoch are all future stars

Question: Podium finish: @placeholder and his 4x100m team-mates pose with their silver medals after finishing second in the relay


(CNN) -- The CEO of pizza giant Papa John's has apologized to a Sanford, Florida, customer after a delivery man accidentally dialed the customer and left a racist rant on the man's voice mail. The apology came after a customer posted on YouTube a video of the voice mail message, which featured the delivery man using racial slurs as he complained to another Papa John's employee about the size of tips he receives from African-Americans. The customer, who is not identified and is not shown on camera, shows the receipt for $15.26 and said he gave the delivery man a $5 tip -- more than 20% -- on Sunday. Then the customer plays the roughly four-minute message.
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Papa John's John Schnatter apologizes for employee's language
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A customer posted a YouTube video of a racist rant by a pizza delivery man
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The delivery man accidentally dialed the customer and left the message
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Two employees have been terminated, Schnatter says

Question: The incident came as @placeholder remains in the national spotlight because of the 2012 shooting death of an unarmed black teenager.


(CNN) -- Eight-year-old Tineyi takes my hand and leads me into her mud-thatched hut in my home village of Matau in rural Zimbabwe. There, in a dark corner of the room, is a wooden bookshelf. Carefully crafted by her father, it protects her word-filled treasures from the smoky fire inside the small hut where her mother cooks. I smile, knowing that her father has recognized the value these books will bring to his little bookworm -- a life ahead of her with limitless opportunities. It was not a life intended for many girls in Africa. As a cattle-herding tomboy, I was bound to follow in the footsteps of generations of women before me: early marriage, illiteracy and poverty. Back then, most kids in my village never had a chance to attend pre-school because it didn't exist. Instead, we would spend hours chasing birds and monkeys from our parents' fields.
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Poverty and cultural traditions kept Tererai Trent out of school for most of her childhood
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Trent has defied odds to earn three degrees, including a PhD
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Now, she's ensuring kids from her village have the opportunities she lacked as a child

Question: It is a light that lets African girls like me and @placeholder dream big.


Tom Thorpe’s thumping header in stoppage time gave Manchester United a dramatic win over Tottenham and sent them top of the Under 21 Premier League. The United captain rose above a static Spurs defence to power home an Adnan Januzaj corner with just seconds left on the clock. This was a contest that had meandered along for 87 minutes until Januzaj, seeking to persuade Louis van Gaal that he deserved a starting place in the first team with Wayne Rooney suspended until November, curled a breathtaking free-kick into the top corner. Manchester United captain Tom Thorpe (2R) celebrates his late winner in the 2-1 victory over Tottenham
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Manchester U 21s defeated Tottenham U 21s 2-1 at the Lamex Stadium
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Adnan Januzaj opened the scoring with a curling free-kick after 87mins
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Nathan Oduwa equalised for Spurs only one minute later
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Tom Thorpe sealed the win with a header from Januzaj's corner on 90mins
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Januzaj had struggled to make an impression before the final few minutes
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Belgian is trying to convince Louis van Gaal to give him a starting berth
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Late drama sent United top of the Under 21 Premier League

Question: @placeholder has yet to start a match for Man United this season but has come on every time he has been on the bench.


By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 15:56 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:23 EST, 16 October 2013 England have reached the World Cup after beating Poland 2-0 in last night's crucial qualifier. Goals by Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard booked England's place at Brazil 2014. There were fears about the impact the 20,000 vociferous Poland fans at Wembley would have on the match. But England ensured qualification by finishing top of Group H and in doing so, Roy Hodgson has become only the sixth manager to take the side into a World Cup finals. Scroll down for videos England fans (pictured unfurling a Three Lions flag at Wembley) are celebrating after their side booked a place at Brazil 2014
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England beat Poland 2-0 with goals from Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard
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Charged atmosphere inside Wembley and dozens of Polish fans lit flares before kick-off

Question: @placeholder officials had tried to seat Poland and England fans separately amid fears of trouble before and during the match