Russia's Foreign Minister has warned his American counterpart that fresh sanctions against Moscow could damage relations between the two countries 'for a long time'. Sergei Lavrov made the comments to John Kerry during a phone call amid growing concerns for Russia's crisis-hit economy. It came as a spokesman revealed Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un to Moscow for the 70th anniversary of the Soviet defeat of Nazi Germany in World War Two. Defiant: Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the West of building a 'virtual' Berlin Wall to contain Russia Phone threat: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, left, told his American counterpart John Kerry, right, that further sanctions against Moscow could damage relations 'for a long time'
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Russia's foreign minister warns US counterpart John Kerry over the phone
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Moscow under pressure as rouble collapses and stock market plummets
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New US law gives Obama the power to impose sanctions if he so chooses
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Analysts believe they would be aimed at Russia's defence industry
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EU bans investment and tourism in the disputed Crimea
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Follows Vladimir Putin's defiant stance at  press conference

Question: It would be @placeholder's first foreign visit since taking the helm of the reclusive east Asian state in 2011.

Question: Tourism services are also banned, with cruise ships barred from @placeholder ports, except in an emergency.

Question: But Putin said he felt the 'support of the @placeholder people', though he had not decided yet whether to seek a new six-year term in an election due in 2018.


It's been a rough week for Alec Baldwin. Not only did he give very emotional testimony against an accused stalker, but he also raised the ire of GLAAD after using an anti-gay slur he didn't realize was one. According to TMZ, the "30 Rock" star chased after a photographer outside his Manhattan apartment on Thursday and called the man a "c**ksucking f*g." "Get away from my wife and the baby with the camera," Baldwin can be heard yelling on video taken of the incident. "What f***ing language you want that in?" On Friday Baldwin posted a statement on MSNBC's website saying, "I did not intend to hurt or offend anyone with my choice of words, but clearly I have -- and for that I am deeply sorry. Words are important. I understand that, and will choose mine with great care going forward."
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Alec Baldwin yelled a slur at a photographer
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GLAAD tweeted about it
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Baldwin tweeted that he will "retire" the word from his vocabulary

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As the most popular search engine in the world, Google has its fair share of web competitors eager to find a flaw in the company's online make-up. So the need for a whiz-hacker, trained in batting off threats from billions of criminals, has never been so big. The woman in charge of such tasks is 31-year-old Parisa Tabriz - head of security at Google Chrome. Scroll down for video Tabriz leads a team of 30 engineers tasked with securing the most widely used web browser in the world, Google Chrome Tabriz gave herself the title of 'Security Princess' while on a conference in Tokyo
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Her job: to attack Google Chrome and find out any weaknesses in the system before the bad guys have a chance to do it
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Parisa Tabriz, 31, is technically an information security engineer — but she'd rather you called her 'Security Princess'
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Tabriz is a trailblazer in the booming tech industry, in which women are vastly underrepresented

Question: Google offers cash rewards of up to $30,000 for tips about bugs on @placeholder.


(CNN) -- GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich got a good laugh from his audience of conservatives Friday when he ribbed the U.S. government for not using mail services, such as FedEx, to track down the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the nation. He said the media didn't need to fact check him because he was engaging in "hyperbole." Well, it turns out Gingrich's suggestion wasn't far from reality. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday, two Guatemalans allege that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were guilty of unreasonable search and seizure, and racial profiling when they arrested Guatemalan nationals picking up a package at a FedEx facility in Florida.
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Gingrich suggests package delivery companies track undocumented immigrants
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Turns out FedEx worked with ICE in a sting operation
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Guatemalans in sting operation are suing FedEx and ICE

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By Spencer Matthews A change of pace was needed in my life – and a bit of detox. I am due to shoot a Made In Chelsea six-episode mini-series in New York City throughout June and July and I want to look my best. So before I started filming in the Big Apple, I decided to go the beautiful island of  St Barts for a bit of R&R. Scroll down for video Having fun? Ollie (L), Spencer (centre) and Stevie (R) pose with a female friend during their trip to St Barts, wehre they have been detoxing and getting fit before heading to New York
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In his latest blog Spencer Matthews gets in shape ahead of a New York trip
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Made in Chelsea star stayed at a 16,000 st foot villa in St Barts
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He followed a low-carb diet with 5k runs every morning and gym workouts
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Castmates Stevie Johnson and Ollie Proudlock accompanied Spencer

Question: BTW – this is pretty hairy for even seasoned flyers and I could see that @placeholder in particular was gripping his seat on the plane pretty tightly.


(CNN) -- Civic-minded residents of Bismarck and Mandan, North Dakota, found there's nothing like a major flood to make new friends while filling thousands of sandbags. As cities along the Missouri River brace for the onslaught, the "Sunday Sandbag Thrown-Down" in Bismarck resulted in 1,600 people producing about 300,000 sandbags in six hours, Burleigh County Commissioner Mark Armstrong said. "The crisis is just beginning," Armstrong said Wednesday. "There has been a great community spirit." Over the past few weeks, Armstrong, who has filed several CNN IReport photos and videos of the river and flooding, has been sounding the alarm over the threat to the community.
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Residents fill about 300,000 sandbags in Bismarck area
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it is committed to flood fight
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Melting snow pack adds to flooding woes on Missouri River

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 14:24 EST, 18 March 2012 | UPDATED: 05:42 EST, 20 March 2012 For the second time during the primaries, Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has made a blunder about Puerto Rico. On the day Puerto Ricans head to the polls to cast their votes for the nation's next president, Mr Santorum referred to the archipelago as a ‘Spanish-speaking country.’ In fact, Puerto Rico is not a country at all, but an unincorporated territory of the United States. Last week, the former Pennsylvania senator told a Puerto Rican newspaper that the territory’s admittance as the America’s 51st state was contingent on its residents speaking English as its official language.
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Called Puerto Rico 'Spanish-speaking country' though territory is actually unincorperated U.S. commonwealth
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Said last week that territory must declare English as first language to gain statehood status
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Santorum asserts he will get the presidential nomination if he wins Illinois
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Illinois only awards 69 delegate

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 02:56 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:31 EST, 11 April 2013 Quentin Tarantino's spaghetti western Django Unchained was pulled from Chinese cinemas on its opening day because one scene contains full-frontal male nudity, it was claimed today. Cinemas throughout the country were ordered to suspend the film, which has been a blockbuster in the U.S. and the UK, even after it was given the all-clear by communist censors. Employees at two outlets in Beijing said an order by the importer, China Film Group, cited an unspecified 'technical' problem. However, there were some suggestions on Chinese social media sites that the postponement was related to a nude scene featuring the film's lead actor, Jamie Foxx, it was reported by The Guardian.
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Gore and violence had been toned down for the Chinese market
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Violence, sex and politically edgy content rarely passes Chinese censors

Question: Too much for China: The film was apparently pulled because of this scene featuring a naked @placeholder being hung upside down while being tortured


It might not be his traditional attire but as storms lashed the city of Tacloban in the Philippines, Pope Francis seemed thankful for a yellow rain poncho to keep him dry. The leader of the Catholic Church travelled to the area to meet with survivors of the devastating Typhoon Haiyan - but was forced to cut his own trip short because of another approaching storm. Arriving at a cathedral in the city of Palo today, without the usual ceremony and procession, he told a surprised crowd that he would have to leave four hours ahead of schedule. Scroll down for video
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Pope Francis has arrived in Philippines to meet with survivors of devastating Typhoon Haiyan which hit in 2013
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He arrived at cathedral in Palo today and told a surprised crowd he would have to leave four hours before schedule
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Pilots of Philippine Airlines jet told him the weather would worsen, adding: 'We barely have time to get to the plane'
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He is due to celebrate final mass in Manila's Rizal Park, where as many as six million people are expected tomorrow
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Winds caused his officials' plane to veer off runway while a volunteer, 21, was killed when a speaker collapsed

Question: Waiting: People donned plastic rain ponchos in a bid to keep dry as they lined the streets on @placeholder in the Philippines waiting for Pope Francis


KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan lawmakers have directly accused Pakistan's intelligence agency of involvement in a string of deadly attacks in Afghanistan, blasting their neighbor as "the largest center for breeding and exporting terrorism." The recent attack by a suicide bomber on the Indian embassy in Kabul killed more than 40 people. A Pakistani official Tuesday bristled at the accusation, saying that Afghan lawmakers were making allegations without proof. "We are not an irresponsible nation and we don't blame our failures on others," said a senior official with Pakistan's Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). "If they want to engage in this kind of game, let them be."
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Afghanistan: Pakistan is "largest center for breeding and exporting terrorism"
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Attacks carried out by Islamic militants have killed scores of people in Afghanistan
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Pakistan intelligence service often accused of orchestrating attacks
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Pakistan: Afghan lawmakers making allegations without proof

Question: But @placeholder claims that Pakistan continues to informally support the militants, who operate from havens in Pakistan's lawless tribal regions near the porous 1,500-mile border the two countries share.


(CNN) -- San Francisco police are saying  a man they thought was fatally shot by officers actually killed himself. Police earlier said Kenneth Harding was shot by an officer Saturday while trying to run away. But on Thursday, authorities said they found evidence that proved something different. "We believe that the  fatal wound on Mr. Harding was self-inflicted," said police Cmdr. Mike Biel. Biel revealed the new theory at a news conference Thursday at the city's medical examiner's office. Kenneth Harding died Saturday after a confrontation with undercover  officers who were doing a fare check on passengers on the city's Muni bus transit  system.
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The fatal shooting occurs in San Francisco
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"We believe that the  fatal wound on Mr. Harding was self-inflicted," police say
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Police say the bullet found in the man's head did not match the caliber authorities use

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Srinagar, India (CNN) -- India detains hundreds of people each year without charge or trial to "keep them out of circulation" in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir, according to a new report released Monday by Amnesty International. The human rights monitoring group documented how India's Public Safety Act (PSA) is used to justify long-term detentions of people, even when there is insufficient evidence for trial. The draconian act has come under repeated criticism from human rights groups who have expressed alarm over Kashmiris caught in the fight between Indian security forces and militant groups in the Himalayan state.
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Amnesty International criticizes India's Public Safety Act
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A new report documents detentions under the act
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It says the detentions are used to "keep people out of circulation"

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Rihanna: Her record label, Universal Music, was the biggest loser from a YouTube video view crackdown The world's biggest recording companies have been stripped of two billion YouTube hits after the website cracked down on alleged 'fake' and 'dead' views. Universal, home of Rihanna, Nicki Minaj and Justin Bieber, lost a total of one billion views in the video site’s biggest ever crackdown on its viewing figures. Sony was second hardest hit, with the label behind such stars as Alicia Keys, Rita Ora and Labrinth losing more than 850million views in a single day. The dramatic cuts came as YouTube conducted a crackdown on fake views, but music industry sources have blamed it on housekeeping related to the migration of their videos across different channels.
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Major record labels stripped of more than two billion video views
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Biggest hit taken by Universal, which alone lost more than one billion
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'This was an enforcement of our viewcount policy,' says YouTube

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An investment banker accused of murdering a university student outside a McDonald's restaurant had been playing Playstation with his friend before the attack. Kyle Zandipour, 27, had been playing a basketball video game at home with his friend and it is believed he drank four beers before going to get some food on St Kilda Road in Melbourne where an argument broke out, the Herald Sun reported. The ANZ investment banker was charged with the murder of Joshua Hardy, 21, following the incident that occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning. Mr Hardy, from Parkville, was reportedly intoxicated when he tripped Mr Zandipour's friend, who retaliated by pushing him.
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Grieving family pay emotional tribute to university student Joshua Hardy
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The 21-year-old was killed in a brutal attack at 1.10am on Saturday outside a McDonald's outlet in Melbourne
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The family hope to raise awareness to stop more deaths due to 'unprovoked and senseless acts of violence'
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Kyle Zandipour, 27, an ANZ investment banker, was charged with the murder of Joshua Hardy at Melbourne Magistrates Court on Sunday
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Police claim the victim was grabbed by the arm, flipped and violently thrown to the ground head first before being kicked to the head
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Mr Hardy died in hospital from the injuries hours after the attack

Question: Mr @placeholder's loved ones desperately want to make changes so the streets are safe and other families do not have to experience the same devastating loss.


London, England (CNN) -- In the latest edition of Fanzone's look at famous soccer fans, South Africa captain and Portsmouth midfielder Aaron Mokoena tells all about his favorite team and their bitter rivalry with the Kaizer Chiefs. Who do you support and why? In South Africa my favorite football team is Orlando Pirates. I played for professional team Jomo Cosmos but I always love Orlando Pirates because that's was the team that I grew up supporting. How did you start supporting them? My elder brother, he made me support Pirates and used to take me to watch the games. That really made me fall in love with the team. They had so many good players as well. That's why I fell in love with the club.
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Mokoena grew up watching Orlando Pirates with his brother
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The first game he saw was the derby match between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs
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His proudest moment supporting the club is when they won the African Champions League

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Question: Not that I do hate Kaizer Chiefs but as they are the arch rivals to Orlando Pirates, I tend to have a soft spot for Pirates but not for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- When Jason Njoku graduated from his UK-based university in 2005, he was filled with high hopes of entrepreneurial success. But after his business endeavors failed to take off for years, Njoku had no option but to move back to his mother's house in London. Returning home as a penniless 29-year-old was "a harrowing experience" but provided Njoku, a chemist by training, with his Eureka moment -- he realized there's a growing appetite for Nollywood films after noticing how his mother and other relatives had difficulties getting their hands on their beloved movies from Nigeria's booming film industry. The tech entrepreneur spotted the gap in the market and in 2010 he founded iROKO Partners, an internet company that distributes Nollywood films to viewers across the world.
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Jason Njoku is the founder and chief executive of iROKO Partners
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The internet company distributes Nollywood films to viewers across the world
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Called the 'Netflix of Africa,' Njoku's company has over 500,000 registered users
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He says iROKO has invested more money in Nigeria's film industry than anyone else

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To many Westerners, Manga is synonymous with fantasy -- its glossy lines, popping color palettes and fanciful scenarios are an escapist's delight. But one of the most celebrated makers of the wildly popular Japanese graphic novels says he draws on reality as much as possible. Takehiko Inoue was just 23 when his second Manga propelled him to fame in Japan. "Slam Dunk," published in 31 volumes of magazine "Weekly Shonen Jump" in the early 1990s, followed the fortunes of a loveless delinquent who joins a basketball team to impress a girl, and then discovers a natural ability for the game.
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Takehiko Inoue has drawn some of Japan's most popular mangas, including the basketball-themed Slam Dunk
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His work is credited with inspiring a generation of Japanese students to take up basketball
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He says he studies nature, and draws on his own emotions to achieve the realism that makes his work so engaging

Question: "@placeholder artists are different from painters: We have to have a story, meaning, and entertainment."


An investigation into an Oklahoma dentist accused of potentially exposing patients to disease confirmed one case of patient-to-patient hepatitis C transmission, health officials said Wednesday. A total of 89 of W. Scott Harrington's patients tested positive for hepatitis C, but at this point only the one case has been directly tied to his dental practice in suburban Tulsa, officials said. Four cases of HIV were also found in his patients; the CDC is conducting genetic testing to determine whether those cases are tied to the dental office. "This is the first documented report of patient-to-patient transmission of hepatitis C virus associated with a dental setting in the United States," state epidemiologist Dr. Kristy Bradley said. "While dental procedures are generally safe, this reinforces the importance of adhering to strict infection control procedures in dental settings."
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One case of patient-to-patient transmission of Hepatitis C linked to dental practice
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Four cases of HIV have been identified and are undergoing genetic testing at the CDC
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Investigators shut down W. Scott Harrington's practice in March

Question: @placeholder is a contagious liver disease that can lead to liver failure and death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


(CNN) -- On my first visit to Italy, at the age of 18, I fell in love with the country and its amazing history almost at first sight, as I and my friends sailed across the lagoon on the ferry to Venice. When we returned and found our camper van had been emptied out by thieves, I felt a little less enamored, to say the least. This was my first glimpse of the split personality of a country that is expressed nearly 40 years later in the title of my 2012 book, "Good Italy, Bad Italy," and is the theme of the new film I have just narrated for the Italian director Annalisa Piras, "Girlfriend in a Coma".
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Bill Emmott: "Good Italy and Bad Italy" represent spit personalities of troubled country
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In 1950s, Italy was Europe's "emerging economy" and a pioneering center for design
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Old demons, including corruption and bloated public pensions, nearly bankrupted Italy
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Today Italy's biggest problem is the country's refusal to take responsibility and change

Question: That is the coma that filmmaker Annalisa Piras and I diagnose as the @placeholder condition: economic stagnation, yes, but also a failure of consciousness and responsibility, which is in effect a moral failure.


GLEN BURNIE, Maryland (CNN) -- At his GM dealership in suburban Washington, Maury Wilkins exudes calm as he gears up for an enormous challenge: protecting his decades-old family business. Zero-percent financing is one way Maury Wilkins and other GM dealers are trying to lure new buyers. With General Motors teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Wilkins says luring customers back into his showroom boils down to two factors. "Everything is confidence and perception," Wilkins told CNN in a recent interview. Confidence in the beleaguered General Motors Corp. is exactly what President Obama hopes to restore. Even as he forced out GM's CEO Rick Wagoner in late March, the president also made an extraordinary pledge.
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Suburban Washington GM dealer Maury Wilkins trying to lure back customers
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He supports Obama's guarantee: "Everything is confidence and perception"
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Wilkins focuses on used-car sales, collision repair, service and parts
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Wilkins says adjustments started paying off in February, one of his best months

Question: GM dealer @placeholder sees the government's guarantee as a consumer confidence-builder.


By Associated Press Reporter A Connecticut police officer has been charged with violating a man’s civil rights by using unreasonable force during an arrest captured on video, prosecutors said Friday. A grand jury indicted Clive Higgins, 48, the U.S. attorney’s office said. Higgins’ attorney, federal public defender Paul Thomas, said his client pleaded not guilty Friday in New Haven federal court. The video showed police officers kicking and stomping Orlando Lopez-Soto after he was shot with a stun gun and fell to the ground in Beardsley Park, Bridgeport, in 2011 following a car chase. It’s unclear who recorded the video, which was posted online.
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Orlando Lopez-Soto lead police on a car chase in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 2011
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He was eventually subdued by a stun gun and arrested in Beardsley Park
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Lopez-Soto claimed he was assaulted and sued police, settling for $198,000
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Last year footage of the arrest surfaced on YouTube
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It showed veteran officer Clive Higgins, 48, kicking and stomping on Lopez-Soto
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Higgins has been charged with using unreasonable force and is facing up to 10 years in prison
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Two other officers seen in the video pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and agreed to resign from the force

Question: Lawlor said @placeholder was wearing a gun holster on his belt, and officers later found a loaded handgun and drugs in Lopez-Soto’s van.


(CNN) -- As we learned in past battles with polio and AIDS, the key to solving a massive health crisis is to move public sentiment away from fear and stigmatization toward action and acceptance. That is why a recent ad campaign about Ebola from Medicins Du Monde -- MDM or Doctors of the World -- is so encouraging An international humanitarian and medical organization with a long history of advocating for vulnerable populations, MDM joined in the United States with ad agency Publicis Kaplan Thaler to turn public fear of Ebola on its head by asking people to donate a hazmat suit to workers in Africa. The symbol of the fearful hazmat suit is reintroduced as a crucial piece of the solution: "Here it's a costume. There it saves lives."
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Martha Pease: We need to avoid stigmatizing Ebola as we did AIDS, polio
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She applauds recent ad campaign seeking to make hazmat suit a positive symbol
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Pease: Fear distracts us from focusing on treating Ebola at the source in Africa

Question: It is possible we can chart a better course in the future on @placeholder by learning from the mistakes of the past in our response to AIDS and polio.

Question: Finally, @placeholder needs an official face, a spokesperson high up in the U.S. government who is the credible, expert public voice of the disease both here and abroad.


New Delhi (CNN) -- On a recent trip home to India, I heard a German man on my flight remark to another passenger that he'd taken his son on a tour of a Kolkata slum. I believe the man was well-intentioned -- he wanted his child, accustomed to a comfortable existence, to get a firsthand look at how millions of poor people live. Later, I discovered that slum tours in India are often organized and can cost money. Reality Tours and Travel takes tourists on slum and sightseeing tours in Mumbai. A walking tour of Dharavi, Asia's largest slum, costs only $9. For about $135, five people get a nine-hour car tour of Dharavi, the red light district of Kamathipura, as well as other more traditional tourist areas.
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The charitable Salaam Baalak Trust runs a city tour in New Delhi
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Tourists walk through the streets of Paharganj, a poor neighborhood
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Former street kids act as guides through a maze of congested lanes
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Poverty tours have sparked controversy

Question: @placeholder founders say the tours were set up "primarily to show the positive side of the slums and break down negative stereotypes about its people and residents" who occupy cramped huts in unending stretches of squalor.


(CNN) -- A locally-produced slapstick comedy was the runaway box office hit last year in China, but international films swept the top 10 highest-grossing films in the country. Industry insiders say international influence is only set to grow, as Chinese censors loosen restrictions on foreign films and more fans make a habit of seeking out the latest blockbusters. Last year, the country's box office receipts increased 30% to over RMB 17 billion ($2.7 billion), making China the world's second-largest box office On the fifth episode of CNN's monthly show "On China," host Kristie Lu Stout traveled to Hengdian World Studios to discover what strikes a chord with Chinese viewers. There, she asked Dan Mintz, CEO of DMG Entertainment Group, and acclaimed film directors Jin Yimeng (Eva) and Lu Chuan what Chinese filmgoers want to see.
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International films swept top 10 highest-grossing films in China in 2012
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Chinese moviegoers often seek escapism in comedic fare
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Growing predilection for youth to visit cinema every week is key driver of ticket sales
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Film censorship restrictions in China slowly easing; international collaboration increasing

Question: Chinese moviegoers seek escapism, according to @placeholder, China's first female director to exceed RMB 100 million ($16 million) at the box office.


(CNN)  -- France's tumultuous World Cup campaign ended in dismal fashion on Tuesday as the former world champions were beaten 2-1 by hosts South Africa in their final group game in Bloemfontein. Both South African goals came in the first half while French midfielder Yoann Gourcuff was sent off following a clash with MacBeth Sibaya to deal another early blow to France's slim hopes. France's nightmare ends but South Africa fall short French preparations for the match had been overshadowed by an apparent collapse in relations between coach Raymond Domenech and his players, with captain Patrice Evra left out of the side after apparently clashing with Domenech and other coaching staff and officials.
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France beaten 2-1 by hosts South Africa in Bloemfontein
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France leave out captain Patrice Evra for final group match
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France coach Domenech describes players' strike as "unspeakably stupid"
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Uruguay, Mexico advance to knockout stages

Question: But the real misery was for @placeholder fans who saw their team -- traditionally among the strongest national sides in world football -- become one of the first to be eliminated from the World Cup amid turbulent infighting and allegations of treachery.


(CNN) -- He spends most of his time playing golf courses all over the world, but Sergio Garcia's thoughts are never too far away from what's happening on a football pitch much closer to home. For the past seven years, Garcia has been president and part-time player at CF Borriol, his hometown club in the province of Castellon on Spain's east coast. "It's good fun and whenever I'm around I get to practice with them a little bit and play a little bit here and there. This season, I've played probably five games, so not a lot, but I enjoy it," Garcia told CNN's Living Golf show.
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Golfer Sergio Garcia is president of his hometown football club
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World No. 10 has helped CF Borriol to nurture young talent with academy
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Garcia occasionally plays for the Spanish third division team

Question: "@placeholder's goal is to expand the academy and hopefully promote players from the junior teams to the first team."


The Capital One Cup is often heralded as the talent factory when it comes to English football. Paul Scholes, David Beckham and Cesc Fabregas all made their debuts in the competition, as many youngsters are given an opportunity to strut their stuff with the first team. So, as another round approaches, which young guns should you be watching out for at your club? Chuba Akpom (Arsenal, vs Southampton) Age: 18 Nationality: England (Under 20, Under 19) A name which is probably familiar to most Arsenal fans, though Akpom has yet to be given a true chance to shine in the first team.
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Arsenal face Southampton and Chuba Akpom could feature up front
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Jordan Rossiter and Sheyi Ojo are stars of the future for Liverpool
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Matt Targett could be the next Luke Shaw for Southampton
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Lewis Baker was superb as Chelsea won the FA Youth Cup last season

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Sven-Goran Eriksson wants to take his former England World Cup player to China to play for his current team Guangzhou R & F. Eriksson has recommended 35-year-old Lampard to his bosses following the midfielder’s release by Chelsea and thinks he would be a huge hit in China - although matching the player’s £150,000-a-week Premier League wages will be difficult. The Swede, who partnered Lampard and Steve Gerrard at the 2006 World Cup in Germany, has room for one overseas signing at Guangzhou who currently sit third in the Chinese League and on course to qualify for the Asian Champions League.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson wants Frank Lampard to join Guangzhou
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Former Chelsea  star is out of contract while with England at World Cup
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Swede admits matching his £150,000-a-week wages would be difficult
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Lampard also has offers from MLS with New York City FC

Question: @placeholder has said he will delay a decision on his future until after the World Cup, where he is England’s vice-captain.


By Steve Hopkins Disgraced Luis Suarez has returned home to Uruguay to a hero's welcome despite being kicked out of the World Cup. Standing on the deck of his mother's home in Lagomar, near Montevideo, he looked carefree as waved to crowds while holding his son Benjamin and daughter Delfina. While Benjamin might not yet be old enough to know not to sink his teeth into others, perhaps Delfina could teach her father a thing or two about acceptable behaviour. Scroll down for video Luis Suarez holds his children Benjamin and Defina as he greets fans from his mother's home in Lagomar
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Suarez returns home as Liverpool plan to sell him to Barcelona
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Uruguayan President Jose Mujica among fans waiting to greet him
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Football association prepares appeal against the severity of his ban

Question: We all know what Suarez means to @placeholder and to football around the world.


(CNN) -- When it comes to football, the New York-New Jersey divide is a long and complicated one. Both New York-branded NFL teams -- the Jets and the Giants -- share fans from across the tri-state area, blurring state lines and loyalties. And both teams play at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey, where the Super Bowl will be held February 2. The official Super Bowl Host Committee estimates the game will bring in between $550 and $600 million in revenue to New York and New Jersey. In addition to the influx of Super Bowl-goers eating and staying in the region, there will be concerts, meet-and-greet events with the players and even a toboggan set up smack in the middle of Times Square.
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New York and New Jersey fight for profits from Super Bowl XLVIII
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Organizers estimate game will generate at least $600 million for the two states
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East Rutherford, New Jersey, where game will be played, hopes to break even

Question: "For all of those who are geographically challenged, welcome to New Jersey, welcome to the home of @placeholder," he said.


The government of the small Mediterranean island of Malta recently announced proposals to start selling citizenship of its nation to foreigners for €650,000 (about $888,000). But faced with rising criticism both in Malta and other European Union countries, the Maltese government has temporarily halted the law's implementation and will review its requirements. The European Parliament is to hold a debate on the scheme on 15 January 2014. "The citizenship scheme as adopted by the Maltese Parliament in recent weeks seems to be a clear abuse of EU citizenship and Schengen rules, said European People's Party chairman Joseph Daul. "Even if the Maltese give in to reason, and drop this scheme, it remains important that the European Parliament debates this issue."
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Malta planning scheme to offer citizenship for €650,000 to wealthy foreigners
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Maltese PM predicts scheme will bring in more than €30M annually
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Applicants have to go through 4-tier due diligence vetting process
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Rising criticism leads Malta to review and possibly amend plan

Question: Instead, if the application is successful and the applicant is wealthy enough to spare the large sum, he or she will get a  @placeholder passport -- and therefore EU citizenship -- immediately.


By Corey Charlton Journalist Richard Durrett, who covered the Texas Rangers baseball team for more than 10 years, has died from a brain aneurysm aged 38 Prominent ESPN Dallas writer and baseball reporter Richard Durrett has died aged 38 from a brain aneurysm. The journalist covered the Texas Rangers baseball team for ESPN since 2009 following his move from the Dallas Morning News. The sudden death of the popular journalist has been met with dozens of tributes online from friends, bosses and work colleagues. Durrett leaves behind his wife Kelly and two children, aged six and three. The Texas Rangers released a statement saying they were 'shocked and saddened' at the news.
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Community in mourning following death of ESPN writer Richard Durrett
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Died suddenly from brain aneurysm, leaves behind wife and two children
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Colleagues and friends post tributes to 'gentleman' and talented writer

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By Chris Johnson PUBLISHED: 12:43 EST, 23 November 2012 | UPDATED: 17:44 EST, 23 November 2012 Gabriel Aubry hides under a blanket as he is whisked away from the LAPD's Downtown jail in Los Angeles. The French-Canadian model, 37, covered his entire body from photographers in the backseat of car after being released from custody on Thursday evening, hour after his shocking Thanksgiving Day brawl with love rival Olivier Martinez. Bail Bondsman David Perez of David Perez Bail Bonds paid Aubry's $20,000 bail - before picking him up in a white SUV at around 6pm. Under cover: Gabriel Aubry hid his gangly frame under a blanket as he left jail on Thursday, hours after being charged with battery over a brawl with love rival Olivier Martinez
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Released from custody: Bondsman pays Aubry's $20,000 bail and drives him away from LA jail
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Banned from seeing his daughter: Gabriel can't go within 100 yards of Halle, Olivier or Nahla
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Showing his injuries: Olivier Martinez reveals swollen hand again on early morning trip to shop

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A woman found murdered at the Hong Kong apartment of British 'psycho banker' Rurik Jutting sent a message  saying she wanted to 'get out of here' just minutes before her death at the luxury complex. Seneng Mujiasih, who was also known as Jesse Lorena, is understood to have sent a text to a friend complaining of a 'really bad' smell inside the flat at 3.25am on Saturday November 1. At 3.45am police found Ms Mujiasih dying in the apartment with her throat slashed and knife wounds to her buttocks. They later discovered the mutilated corpse of another Indonesian sex worker, 25-year-old Sumatra Ningsih on Jutting's balcony, having been stuffed into a suitcase five days earlier.
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Seneng Mujiasih sent desperate message to friend minutes before murder
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Complained of 'really' bad' smell and said she wanted to leave Jutting's flat
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Just 20 minutes later police found her body on Jutting's living room floor
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Later discovered the mutilated corpse of another Indonesian sex worker
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Sumatra Ningsih's body had been stuffed into a suitcase five days earlier

Question: Several in the crowd held signs demanding reforms to Hong Kong and @placeholder laws governing how domestic workers can find work and how long they can stay in the city.


By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 17:53 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:53 EST, 15 August 2013 Alexis Wright, the Zumba prostitute from Maine, had sex with more than 100 men for money because she believed she was working as an undercover agent for the State of Maine investigating 'sexual deviancy' in the sleepy town of Kennebunk - or at least that's what she's telling her husband. Wright, who is serving a 10-month sentence after pleading guilty to reduced charges, is refusing to testify at the trial of one of her alleged johns, invoking her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Alexis Wright, 30, is now going by her married name Alexis Sandra Trobridge
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Wright says her business partner Mark Strong, a private investigator, told her that that he hired her to work undercover for the state of Maine
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Strong's attorney denies the claims as 'laughable'

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This is the pregnant teenager who killed a police officer in a suicide bomb attack in Turkey. Islamic State jihadist Diana Ramazanova, 18, blew herself up while detonating grenades in front of the Istanbul tourism police station last week. Ramazanova, from Russia's Muslim region of Dagestan, is understood to have been the widow of an ISIS fighter killed six weeks ago in Syria. She married Abu Aluevitsj Edelbijev, a Norwegian citizen of Chechen origin, in a religious ceremony last year, either in Istanbul or in Syria, according to Turkish media. Family and friends said she had totally changed after meeting her extremist husband on a social networking site and then in Turkey.
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Diana Ramazanova, 18, killed police officer in grenade attack in Istanbul
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Family said she totally changed after meeting Abu Aluevitsj Edelbijev
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Her stepfather: 'She was not deeply religious... she was even depraved'

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:10 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:56 EST, 3 June 2013 The Supreme Court has ruled that police can collect DNA from anyone they arrest, equating a DNA cheek swab to common jailhouse procedures like take fingerprints and mug shots. Civil liberties groups condemned Monday's decision - saying it amounts to creating a 'gaping new exception to the Fourth Amendment' by allowing authorities to collect a person's DNA and add it to national criminal databases without a warrant - no matter whether they are convicted or not. The split 5-4 decision saw conservative Justice Antonin Scalia join three liberal colleagues, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, in opposing the ruling.
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Justice Antonin Scalia joined liberal colleagues, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, in opposing the ruling
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FBI keeps DNA database of 1.1million arrestees and 10milion crimes
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Justice Anthony Kennedy likened taking DNA swabs to jailers taking fingerprints and booking photos
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Case centers on Maryland felon Alonzo King Jr., who was convicted of violent sex crime after he was arrested for unrelated assault
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DNA taken at King's jail booking matched evidence from 2003 rape

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(Wired) -- The timeline for autonomous cars hitting the road en masse keeps getting closer. GM's Cadillac division expects to produce partially autonomous cars at a large scale by 2015, and the automaker also predicts it will have fully autonomous cars available by the end of the decade. Audi and BMW have also shown self-driving car concepts, with the former working with Stanford to pilot a modified TT up Pikes Peak. Meanwhile, Google is ripping along at its own rapid pace with a fleet of fully autonomous Toyota Prius hybrids that have logged over 300,000 miles. And the company has pushed through legislation that legalizes self-driving cars in Nevada. California is close behind, and Google has also been busy lobbying joyriding lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
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IEEE: 75% of cars will be autonomous by 2040
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The engineering group says traffic lights will go away
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Professor: 'By 2040, driverless vehicles will be widely accepted'

Question: @placeholder envisions an absence of traffic signs and lights since highly evolved, self-driving cars won't need them, and it believes that full deployment could even eliminate the need for driver's licenses.


(CNN) -- House Republicans just went through the pageantry of the changing of the guard with their leadership elections. But new names on the door won't change their party's priorities: protecting special interests, the ultra-wealthy and their own perks at the expense of middle-class Americans. The term "Republican leadership" has become the biggest oxymoron in politics. If we learned one thing from Republicans' elections, it's that their leadership simply follows their tea party base in an unceasing march to the right. Following their losses at the ballot box in 2012, Republicans rolled out a post-mortem calling for a move to the middle, recognizing that their days as a competitive national party were numbered if they continued on their current rightward path.
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Rep. Steve Israel says House Republicans' new leaders have same party priorities
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Israel: Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise were elected on pledges of fealty to the tea party
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Republicans, he says, just replaced one leader of the GOP shutdown with another

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(CNN) -- It was bound to happen eventually. But Marc Marquez has looked so utterly indomitable since the start of the MotoGP season in March, that it still felt strange when it did. The immaculate Spaniard finally succumbed to racing mortality in the Czech Republic, failing to win for the first time in 2014. The fact that he didn't even make the podium in Brno just over two weeks ago made it seem even stranger. This Sunday, at one of motorsport's fastest and most famous tracks -- the UK's Silverstone -- Marquez will be seeking to bounce back. What's more, the youngest world champion in motorcycling's elite class is feeling relaxed now that his record-equaling 10-race winning run has ended.
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Marc Marquez is seeking to bounce back at this weekend's British Grand Prix
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The MotoGP leader finished fourth in Brno, ending his unbeaten run in 2014
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Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo seeking his third successive Silverstone success

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(CNN) -- It seems that in at least one part of the world, the golden arches have lost a little luster. The reason lies in a proposal by U.S.-based fast food giant McDonald's to build a restaurant in Tecoma, a small Australian town in the lush foothills of the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne. The corporation's move has sparked a two-year battle with locals, who say they resent the influx of an international restaurant chain and feel that the restaurant will spoil an area of outstanding natural beauty. Under the banner "No Maccas in Tecoma," residents of the town of 2,000 have held several protests against the proposed restaurant, such as the one depicted in this iReport in early March, shot by Tim Smith and sent in by resident Kerry Furnell.
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Small town near Melbourne, Australia, has fought McDonald's plans for two years
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Locals cite environmental, crime concerns over proposed site of new restaurant
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McDonald's says it has been "diligent" in addressing concerns of community

Question: More than 75 local volunteers have also pitched in, with one academic spending eight weeks wading through three years worth of local newspapers in the state library to tally up incidents of crime purportedly involving @placeholder's restaurants.

Question: In @placeholder, after councilors initially rejected the plan, McDonald's appealed to a planning court.


Sir Alan Sugar stormed out of his own boardroom and accused a BBC Radio 4 reporter of 'gutter journalism' after he was questioned about being a bully. The frosty exchange between Lord Sugar and Today Programme business reporter Justin Rowlatt left listeners stunned during an interview to mark the 10th anniversary of The Apprentice. The BBC had been invited to question Lord Sugar at his Essex HQ but minutes into the interview the tycoon accused Rowlatt of being a 'gutter journalist' and 'picking up c**p'. Scroll down for video Sir Alan Sugar reacted angrily when BBC reporter Justin Rowlatt suggested he bullied Apprentice contestants
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Interview to celebrate 10th anniversary of TV show The Apprentice
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Radio 4 reporter suggests the businessman appears to bully contestants
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After a short rant at the radio reporter, Sir Alan said 'I'm off' and left

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Joe Hart has faced little competition for his England place since he took over the No 1 jersey in 2010. But that might be about to change. Saturday afternoon saw two England goalkeepers go head-to-head and both kept clean sheets. Fraser Forster for Southampton and Ben Foster for West Brom in a 0-0 draw on the south coast. In fact this also happened as recently as February when Manchester City were held goalless at Norwich with Hart in one goal and John Ruddy in the other. After being cruelly left at home in the summer, Ruddy is now in the Championship and seemingly out of the England picture for the moment.
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Joe Hart has been unchallenged for some time as England's goalkeeper
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Both kept clean sheets when the two sides met on Saturday
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Foster is a Roy Hodgson favourite after time together at The Hawthorns
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Hart is under pressure from Willy Caballero at Manchester City

Question: Foster regularly makes some good saves for @placeholder, to be fair, but as we saw when he had a rush of blood and wrongly chose to race out to the edge of his box in the first-half on Saturday, he’s capable of a cock-up.


By Marielle Simon for Daily Mail Australia Great news for Sydney's fashionistas - H&M has announced  they have found the perfect Sydney location for their second store in Australia, which is set to open mid-2015. The Swedish retail-clothing company exists in 53 countries across the world, and in April this year opened its Australian flagship store in Melbourne, which recorded one of H&M's most successful opening days for a new store,  Sydney Morning Herald reported in April. Now, Pitt Street's Glasshouse centre in Sydney's CBD will be making room for a 5000 square metre, three-level H&M boutique. Scroll down for video
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Multi-billion dollar retail-clothing company H&M set to open first Sydney store, middle of next year
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It will be the second store in Australia, as Melbourne welcomed Australia's flagship store beginning of this year
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Sydney's western suburb store will welcome the anticipated collaborative collection with American fashion-designer Alexander Wang

Question: But Sydney shoppers are not the only ones that should be excited, with rumours revealing H&M's thoughts to collaborate with a local @placeholder designer, who is yet to be established, before Sydney's launch.


NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- Before a cheering crowd at a town hall meeting in New Orleans, President Obama fired back at critics who accuse him of accomplishing little in his nine months in office, saying "I'm just getting started." President Obama speaks at a town hall meeting at the University of New Orleans on Thursday. "I never thought any of this was going to be easy," said Obama, speaking at the University of New Orleans in his first visit to the Gulf Coast city since taking office. He poked fun at his critics, asking, "Why haven't you solved world hunger yet? It's been nine months. Why?"
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NEW: "I never thought any of this was going to be easy," he says at university
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President not visiting other Gulf Coast areas damaged by Katrina in 2005
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Some local Republicans have decried Obama's visit as too short
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Question: Obama said that when he took office, he pledged to make @placeholder rebuilding efforts and disaster response top priorities of his administration.


(CNN)Tiger Woods' season took a turn for the worse when he was forced to withdraw from the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines just 11 holes into his first round on Thursday. A 14-times major tournament winner, Woods pulled out of the San Diego event when back spasms became such a problem that playing partner Billy Horschel had to pick up his tee for him on several occasions. The struggling 39-year-old was making his second PGA start of 2015 and had been on two over par when forced out of the event. Last year, Woods underwent surgery on a pinched nerve.
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He was two over par when forced out after 11 holes in San Diego
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Tournament was his second PGA event of season after 2014 back surgery
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Setback follows worst round of his professional career last week

Question: @placeholder expressed his sympathy, saying: "It's unfortunate, because I consider him a friend and I want to see him get back to his level of play that we all know he can.


By Ap  Reporter and Reuters and Joel Christie Mattresses, portable toilets and showers were brought in Saturday for 700 unaccompanied minors who spent the night sleeping on plastic cots inside an Arizona warehouse, a federal official said. A Homeland Security official told The Associated Press that about 2,000 mattresses have been ordered to the makeshift holding center — a warehouse that has not been used to house people in years. Gov. Jan Brewer's spokesman, Andrew Wilder, said Friday that conditions at the center are so dire that federal officials have asked the state to immediately ship medical supplies to the center in Nogales.
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Mattresses, portable toilets and showers were brought in for 700 minors who spent Friday night on plastic cots inside an Arizona warehouse
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Governor Jan Brewer called the situation dire and federal authorities have asked the state to immediately ship medical supplies to the Nogales site
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The Joint Base San Antonio Lackland has become a temporary shelter for children and youths caught crossing the border illegally and alone
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The government expects as many as 60,000 child immigrants to illegally enter the U.S. alone this year
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Measures a tenfold jump in just three years
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More than 33,000 have been picked up in Texas since October
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Most are fleeing poverty in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala
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President Obama said it was an 'urgent humanitarian situation'

Question: Overflowing: The shelter at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas can no longer accommodate large numbers of children and mothers traveling with their kids, forcing the federal government to open more facilities and move many to @placeholder for processing

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has rejected another product with 'Redskin' in the name, the latest sign that it might rule against the Washington Redskins in an ongoing trademark case. The agency said Monday that 'Washington Redskin Potatoes' would be considered disparaging because the product doesn't contain redskin potatoes and therefore would be associated with the football team. The ruling then stated that current evidence reflects that 'a substantial composite of Native American Indians find the current use of "Redskins" in conjunction with football disparaging.' Trademark: The U.S. Patent Office has rejected another product with 'Redskin' in the name, indicating it might rule against the Washington Redskins in an ongoing trademark case
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Patent Office says 'Washington Redskin Potatoes' would be considered disparaging because the product doesn't contain redskin potatoes
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In its ruling trademark officials said 'a substantial composite of Native American Indians find the current use of "Redskins" in conjunction with football disparaging.'
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The Washington Redskins have been in an ongoing battle with the Patent Office over the use of 'Redskins'

Question: After 81 years, the team name '@placeholder' continues to hold the memories and meaning of where we came from, who we are, and who we want to be in the years to come.'


While Rory McIlroy was forced to put his champagne on ice in Dubai, Ian Poulter was seething in the rain in Turkey. For two rounds Poulter had looked to be back to his best after a horrible year, with a lead at one stage of six shots at the Turkish Airlines Open. On Saturday, he produced what he described as a ‘c**p’ performance, shooting a three-over-par 75 that left him level with Lee Westwood and a shot behind Australia’s Wade Ormsby, who leads on 12 under. Ian Poulter described his third round three-over-par 75 at the Turkish Airlines Open as 'c**p'
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Australian Wade Ormsby leads Turkish Airlines Open on 12 under
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He is a shot clear of English duo of Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood
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Poulter was furious with what he termed his 'c**p' third round in Antalya
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He shot a three-over-par round of 75 on Saturday to move off the pace
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England's Danny Willett is 10 under, with John Daly on eight under

Question: McIlroy is currently practising in @placeholder ahead of his return to competitive golf after more than a month off, which has been spent preparing for the trial over his legal dispute with his former management company.


Tuesday's discovery of rockets hidden in a vacant U.N. facility is the sort of evidence that Israel cites when it accuses Hamas of using civilians and their institutions as shields in the ongoing Gaza conflict. The rockets were found in a vacant school between two other U.N. schools being used as shelters for 3,000 displaced Palestinians, the United Nations said. It was the second such discovery at a vacant U.N. school in Gaza in a week. As suggestive as those discoveries are, Israel's claims that Hamas uses civilians as human shields are difficult to prove in an active ground conflict, experts say.
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Active conflict makes it impossible to prove use of human shields in Gaza, expert said
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Israel said high civilian death toll is because Hamas uses civilians as shields
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Palestinians say Israel is bombing 'a captive civilian child population'
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'It's the poor innocents that are suffering' retired U.S. general says

Question: On the @placeholder side, 28 soldiers and two civilians have been killed in the same time frame.

Question: "The question is that Israel is not discriminating, it is destroying the homes of people who are active (in @placeholder).


Winter-weary New England was hit by another bout of snow on Saturday - and that's just the start of it. Schools will be closed across Boston on Monday and Tuesday as the city prepares to shoulder another foot of snow. Meteorologists warned Providence, Rhode Island, and Hartford, Connecticut, should also to expect a winter storm before the early morning hours of Tuesday. Forecasters are calling the latest snowfall a 'long duration' storm, which is expected to become more intense later on Sunday. A parking ban was issued across Boston at 4pm on Sunday. Scroll down for video Alex Ranere, of Boston, uses a shovel to remove snow from his car on Sunday in Boston. Winter weary New England is being hit with a protracted snowstorm that started Saturday night and could last until early Tuesday morning.
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Snow storm warning issued for Boston, Hartford and Rhode Island
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Boston is still struggling to recover from the blizzard two weeks ago
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The next bout of snow will not fall as thick and fast, experts say

Question: @placeholder's transit system, the nation's oldest, has been particularly hard hit.


A Norwegian teenager who had a McDonald’s receipt tattooed onto his arm has done it again - and this time he has had the bill for his first inking permanently etched on to his other forearm. Stian Ytterdahl, 18, from Lørenskog, southwest Norway, got the first tattoo 'as a punishment' after his friends told him that he had been 'too active on the ladies front'. Despite news of his first piece of 'body art' reportedly 'giving his mother a breakdown' the student has done it again, and had the receipt for his tattoo etched on to his other forearm.
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Stian Ytterdahl tattooed the receipt from his McDonald's visit
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The 18-year-old did it as 'punishment' for his success with the ladies
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Mr Ytterdahl, thought it was better than the alternative - a Barbie doll
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Now he has had the receipt from his first inking etched on his other arm

Question: @placeholder’s Norway has denied that it is a PR stunt, saying they have never heard anything like it before.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 21:57 EST, 24 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:11 EST, 25 September 2013 Overcoming sharks, violent storms and frightening hallucinations, a British adventurer has become the first woman to row solo across the North Pacific Ocean. Sarah Outen, 28, arrived in Adak in the Aleutian Islands in Alaska on Monday after rowing 3,750 miles in her boat Happy Socks and, incredibly, proposed to her girlfriend Lucy from the middle of the sea using a satellite phone. Miss Outen, from Rutland, believes she is the first person to complete the voyage and celebrated with a bottle of champagne, greeting community members and supporters - her first human contact in nearly five months.
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Sarah Outen, 28, is the first woman to make the 3,750-mile journey
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She used a satellite phone to pop the question to partner Lucy
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The adventurer faced sharks, storms and hallucinations

Question: 'But I have pushed myself to my absolute limits both physically and mentally to make land here in @placeholder, and body and mind are now exhausted.'


By Neil Sears PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:49 EST, 25 January 2014 Hannah Thompson said she was harassed by former Liberal Democrat MP Lembit Opik when she was 17 The Liberal Democrats were facing fresh embarrassment last night as Lembit Opik was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards a schoolgirl volunteer. Leading Lib Dem activist Hannah Thompson claims she was just 17 when the former MP tried to kiss her at a party meeting. Mr Opik – who is famous for his doomed romances with weather girl Sian Lloyd and one half of pop duo the Cheeky Girls  – is said to have run off with her shoe, then called her Cinderella and asked for a kiss before returning it.
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Leading Lib Dem activist Hannah Thompson claims she was just 17 when the former MP tried to kiss her at a party meeting
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Mr Opik, 48, is said to have run off with her shoe then called her Cinderella

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By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 17:39 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:40 EST, 15 November 2013 Authorities discovered a Florida man dead early today at the 400 block of the 12th street SW in Vero Beach, Fla. after he allegedly drank a milkshake his roommate laced with prescription painkillers. Micheal Gray, 51, was reported missing by his wife who contacted police to say she hadn't heard from him in several days, reported Fox 29.His wife, who lives with both men but was away, has been notified of her husband's death. Police spoke with his roommate Timothy E. Gochenour, 41, who lied and told police that Gray was at a local bar. Police sensed Gochenour's nervousness and decided to investigate further.
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Micheal Gray was a serviceman who fought for his country

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(CNN) -- Gregory Sancoff thinks he knows what the Navy needs, even before U.S. war planners do. The Navy, he says, needs Ghost. Sancoff is CEO of Juliet Marine Systems â€” maker of a futuristic-looking, 21st-century warship that he says can protect large Navy ships from attacks by small boats. Simply put, Ghost looks a lot like an F-117 "stealth" attack jet â€” on skis. A year after unveiling Ghost and pricing it at $10 million per boat, the Navy has unofficially expressed interest, Sancoff said, but nothing more. The 60-foot long Ghost is shown bristling with weapons in slickly produced Juliet videos while its stealthy silhouette slices effortlessly and ominously through the water. It surpasses 50 knots (57 mph) by surrounding each ski with a bubble of air that helps it cut through water much easier than regular boats. It's a concept called super-cavitation.
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Company offers Pentagon a fast, stealthy attack boat called Ghost
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Ghost could guard ships like USS Cole against terrorist attacks, maker says
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U.S. Navy has unofficially expressed interest, maker says, but nothing more
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Manufacturer: It's "very difficult to get through to Pentagon decision makers"

Question: That reminds @placeholder of another machine that the U.S. failed to embrace quickly.


(CNN) -- On the surface, water polo appears an elegant pursuit played by extremely polished performers. But beneath the water line, a different storyline is playing out. Limbs bash against each other, punches and kicks are thrown, nails are used to claw at an opponent and every so often, a player inadvertently disrobes another. The thing is, like most players, Australian goal-machine Rowena Webster wouldn't want it any other way. "We have a running joke that the referees probably only see about 20% of what really happens," Webster told CNN's Human to Hero series. "I guess what you can get away with is what you can get away with but there's a lot of pulling, grabbing, bathers get ripped off.
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Rowena Webster is chief goalscorer for Australia's women's water polo team
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The 25-year-old has made over 150 international appearances for her country
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Webster was part of the team that won bronze at the London 2012 Olympics
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She says the sport can be rough under the water as players jostle for the ball

Question: And she hopes @placeholder's performance can entice more youngsters into the sport that continues to provide her with that enchanting sense of freedom.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- A coroner in Singapore has reaffirmed that American engineer Shane Todd committed suicide -- a ruling that caps a two-month investigation and is at odds with his family's contention that Todd was killed because of his work. Soon after Todd was found hanging from the bathroom door in his Singapore apartment on June 24, 2012, Singapore's medical examiner concluded he had killed himself. But Todd's parents disagreed and hired a pathologist in the United States who -- based on Singapore's autopsy report and photographs of the body -- suggested there was evidence that his death was a homicide.
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Family says Todd had warned them his life was in danger
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Coroner sides with the medical examiner's assessment

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 03:03 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:41 EST, 17 September 2013 Senior Lib Dems today slapped down Vince Cable for claiming the coalition could break up before the 2015 election. Treasury minister Danny Alexander dismissed his Cabinet colleague's suggestion that it is ‘a possibility’ that the power sharing deal with the Tories will collapse before 2015. Business Secretary Mr Cable stunned colleagues by also indicating that he has private ‘red lines’ that would prompt him to walk out of the Cabinet. Row: Relations have soured between Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander and Vince Cable in recent weeks as divisions emerged over the economy
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One fellow Lib Dem minister dismissed his speech as ‘just awful’

Question: Mr Cable said: ‘The @placeholder’ friends and donors were at the heart of the greed and recklessness which lay behind that disaster.’


By Steve Doughty PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 17:03 EST, 2 May 2013 European human rights judges are poised to order that millions of pounds be paid to Serbian conscript troops who fought in a war of ethnic cleansing. The soldiers’ claims for pay for their part in the four-month war against Nato and British forces some 14 years ago will be heard by the appeal chamber of the European Court of Human Rights later this month. The decision of the Strasbourg judges to hear pay claims from troops involved in the Kosovo war - described by a UN war crimes court as a ‘criminal enterprise’ - was condemned by Tory MPs as ‘bizarre’ and ‘lunacy’.
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Soldiers fought in 4-month war against Nato and British forces 14 years ago
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Tory MPs condemn Strasbourg judges' decision to hear claims as 'lunacy'
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ECHR held in its initial hearing that Serb conscripts were victims of human rights abuses

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(CNN) -- Last Sunday, a group of us sat on the beach, watching the children play, when the talk turned, as it often does, to Pope Francis. "The Pope said the loveliest thing yesterday. My father in Porto Alegre called me to tell me about it," my Brazilian friend Bete told us. My Swiss friend Diego chimed in with another charming anecdote, and everyone remarked how warm and affectionate Francis is. I was pleased to hear all the comments, but not surprised, since it's been like that all year. Everyone is talking about him, all the time. In this first year of his papacy, Francis has stirred up hearts and minds, not only among his flock, but also among a wider culture that is generally inhospitable, if not downright antagonistic, to the teachings of the Church of Rome.
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Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie says everyone is talking about Pope Francis, all the time
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He has stirred hearts and minds of Catholics and non-Catholics, she says
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People are saying that "we" finally have a progressive pope
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She says Pope Francis wants Catholics, bravely, out of their bunkers

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Amber Vinson, who caught Ebola while treating the first patient diagnosed in the U.S., has revealed that her engagement ring was incinerated during the hazmat clean-up. The 29-year-old ICU nurse said on Thursday that the ring, given to her by fiancé Derrick Markray, was destroyed along with the binder where she kept the details and arrangements for her wedding next year. The ring was lost amid many of Miss Vinson's personal possessions at her home in Dallas, Texas, which were burned by hazmat clean-up crews to prevent the spread of Ebola. Scroll down for video Nurse Amber Vinson, 29, contracted Ebola last month but has since recovered from the virus. Miss Vinson is due to marry fiancé Derrick Markray (pictured on June 22) next year. Mr Markray is a former college football star who went on to the New Orleans Saints. She admitted that she was crushed when Ebola clean-up crews destroyed her engagement ring (pictured)
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The 29-year-old ICU nurse said the ring, given to her by fiancé Derrick Markray, was destroyed to prevent the spread of Ebola
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Miss Vinson, 29, caught the deadly virus from Thomas Eric Duncan but recovered after being treated at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta
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Some criticized the ICU nurse for her decision to fly from Texas to Ohio on October 10 after she had treated Duncan
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She said on Thursday she would never put anyone at risk and  was never told by Texas Health hospital or the CDC not to travel

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The latest photos of notorious killer Charles Manson have been released by the California Department of Corrections, one week before his next parole hearing. At the request of CNN, the department provided two photographs of Manson taken in June at the state prison in Corcoran, California. They show Manson, 77, with long, flowing gray hair, long beard and mustache. Photos are taken of prisoners when they are transferred to other prisons or medical facilities or, in the case of Manson, when an inmate's appearance changes. "He looks a lot different," department of corrections spokeswoman Terry Thornton said.
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Manson was sentenced in 1969 killing of Sharon Tate, others
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Manson's latest parole hearing is scheduled for April 11
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He has been denied parole 11 times and is not a model prisoner, officials say

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(CNN) -- Washington's relentless focus on crisis tends to cloud its ability to see great opportunities. With more than 40 African heads of state coming to Washington this week for three days of meetings with President Barack Obama, Cabinet officials, members of Congress and American business leaders, the United States has a real opportunity to jump-start what has been a slow evolution in the way we have engaged with Africa. It's an opportunity that should not be missed. Foreign assistance is no longer America's primary export to Africa, and our engagement needs to change, too. The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit is an opportunity to showcase and strengthen a relationship that is evolving dramatically on economic, security and development fronts.
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More than 40 heads of state attend first Africa summit in the U.S. this week
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Sen. Chris Coons: This is opportunity for U.S. business to create ties to fast-growing Africa
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China surpassed the U.S. in trade with Africa, but America has distinct advantages, he says
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Coons: The U.S. has African diaspora that succeeded here, and it's well-regarded in Africa

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Nicola Adams has come out fighting over Frank Warren’s recent claim that boxing ‘is not a sport for women’. ‘I absolutely love boxing,’ said the 32-year-old, who became the face of her sport after winning Olympic gold for Britain in London two years ago. ‘I think Frank is in the minority view. ‘I’ve competed for my country and won gold medals, so regardless of whether he likes women’s boxing I’m doing the sport and I’m doing it well. Nicola Adams (right) pictured in action for Great Britain at the 2014 Commonwealth Games Adams won Olympic gold for Great Britain in women's boxing at the 2012 London games
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Gold medal winner Nicola Adams rejects Frank Warren's claims
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The 32-year-old Adams believes 'Frank is in the minority view'
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Adams will miss the women's World Championships with a shoulder injury

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A Pit Bull puppy snatched from a teenage girl's bedroom in the middle of the night has been retrieved. Alicia Daniels, 14, from Meriden, Connecticut, woke up at 4.30am on Sunday and found her pet dog Miyah had been taken while she was sleeping during a break-in. After launching an appeal on Facebook and posting flyers in the neighborhood an anonymous tip-off via text message on Monday revealed the puppy was shacked up in a basement down the road. Scroll down for video Reunited: Ashleigh Daniels poses alongside Miyah who was stolen from her younger sister's room on Sunday Police told ABC News that they are still trying to determine how the dog ended up where she was found and no arrest has been made.
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Alicia Daniels, 14, from Meriden, Connecticut, woke up at 4.30am on Sunday and found her pet dog Miyah had been taken
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After launching an appeal an anonymous tip-off revealed the puppy was shacked up in a basement down the road
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No arrest has been made

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Rio Ferdinand has admitted he is disappointed not to have the chance to play under Louis van Gaal at Manchester United. The centre-back left Old Trafford when his contract ran out at the end of the domestic season in May, and now looks set for a move to recently-promoted QPR. When asked if he felt he had missed out by leaving before the Dutchman arrived in the Premier League, the defender said: ‘Yes, a little bit. But you can’t cry over spilt milk, it happened. VIDEO Scroll down for Ferdinand: Van Gaal's strong personality a good fit for United
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The centre-back left Old Trafford when his contract expired in May
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He looks set to join Harry Redknapp by signing for recently-promoted QPR
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Ferdinand says he is 'a little bit' disappointed not to play for van Gaal
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The 35-year-old insists meeting with Peter Kenyon in 2005 was 'by chance'
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He counts Nemanja Vidic as the best defender he has played alongside

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The United States will keep up to 1,000 more soldiers than previously planned in Afghanistan into next year, outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said on Saturday, in a recognition of the still formidable challenge from Taliban insurgents. Hagel, confirming a change in the U.S. drawdown schedule first reported by Reuters in November, said the additional forces were needed because delays in signing security pacts had impacted plans to raise troops from other countries. However, he also said that a particularly violent surge of Taliban attacks in Kabul in the last two weeks was a reminder of the continued need for a foreign presence.
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Up to 10,800 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan at the start of 2015
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Hagel's unannounced visit will include other stops in the region
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The trip follows a recent announcement that he will step down as defense chief
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He has served as defense secretary since last year

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Cairo (CNN) -- The Egyptian army and police are cracking down in an "anti-terror" operation in the Sinai area of Egypt, state-owned media reported on Tuesday, as reports emerge of Osama bin Laden's doctor surfacing in the area. Police said they found hand grenades, machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades and ammunition in the operation that targets Sinai "terror cells" suspected in attacks on a gas pipeline to Israel and a police station in the border town of el-Arish. One person was killed and 12 were arrested on Monday, the first day of the operation, said Hazem al-Maadawi, a police officer involved in the offensive.
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Official: Witnesses report seeing bin Laden's doctor in Sinai
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Authorities are conducting an "anti-terror" operation in the same area
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General: "Al Qaeda is present in Sinai"

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Damascus, Syria (CNN) -- Concern about the possibility of broader war in the Middle East grew Monday after reported airstrikes on Syrian military installations. The reported strikes killed 42 Syrian soldiers, the opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Monday, citing medical sources. It said 100 people remained missing. The Syrian government warned Sunday's apparent strikes -- which followed one last week that Syria also blames on Israel -- "opens the door wide for all the possibilities." Syrian ally Iran warned of a "crushing response" while Russia called reports of Israeli involvement "very worrying." But an Israeli general who commands forces on the Syrian border said "there are no winds of war," according to the Israel Defense Forces website.
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NEW: Syrian prime minister: Israeli "aggressions ... have left no room for hesitation"
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There is no information suggesting rebel use of sarin, a State Department official says
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Israel conducted airstrikes in Syria on Sunday and last week, a U.S. official tells CNN
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Reports of Israeli strikes are "very worrying," the Russian Foreign Ministry says

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(CNN) -- Teams of investigators were out at daybreak Wednesday examining damage to NASA's Wallops Flight Facility after an unmanned rocket exploded shortly after launch on the Virginia coast, NASA spokeswoman Rachel Kraft told CNN via email. NASA is warning people in the area not to touch debris if they find any. The Antares rocket, built by NASA contractor Orbital Sciences Corp., and its Cygnus cargo spacecraft "suffered a catastrophic failure" shortly after liftoff Tuesday evening, the company said. The crash caused a huge fire and scattered debris over a large area. Orbital Sciences told CNN it would issue a statement on the status of the investigation later Wednesday.
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Public urged to stay away from rocket debris
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NASA teams checking damage to Wallops Flight Facility
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The International Space Station has plenty of supplies, NASA says

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Germany forward Thomas Muller insists that he is not thinking about winning the Golden Boot for a second successive World Cup - despite netting a hat-trick against Portugal. Joachim Low's side hammered Cristiano Ronaldo and his nation 4-0 in Salvador, putting Germany in control of Group G and Muller at the top of the goalscoring charts. But the 24-year-old Bayern Munich forward is fully focused on helping Germany win the tournament and not the personal glory that comes with the Golden Boot, a trophy he won in South Africa in 2010 after scoring five goals and contributing more assists than his rivals.
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Muller scored a penalty plus two others to down Cristiano Ronaldo and Co
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The 24-year-old Bayern Munich forward concentrating on winning in Brazil
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He won Golden Boot in South Africa 2010 with five goals
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Germany team-mate Mats Hummels insists he will be fit for tournament
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Hummels limped off with a thigh injury but is likely to miss Ghana match
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Fellow defender Jerome Boateng tore ligaments in his thumb
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He can play with a protective splint as long as each referee approves it

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By Louise Eccles and Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 19:22 EST, 12 October 2012 | UPDATED: 19:31 EST, 12 October 2012 Named after him: The BBC may reconsider renaming a wing at the London headquarters after John Peel following claims of an affair The BBC may reconsider their decision to name part of their London headquarters after the late DJ John Peel amid claims he had an affair with a 15-year-old schoolgirl. Jane Nevin claimed she may have even become pregnant by Peel during a three-month affair she met the BBC star presenter backstage at a Black Sabbath concert in the summer of 1969.
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The BBC announced plans to rename the Egton Wing, the Peel Wing in March this year
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Now they may reconsider their decision following claims he had an affair with 15-year-old schoolgirl Jane Nevin
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Mrs Nevin met legendary DJ backstage at a Black Sabbath concert in 1969
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Says she was 'in awe' of Peel and they'd make love backstage at concerts
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She discovered she was pregnant aged 16, and had an abortion at a clinic
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Wrote to Peel out of the blue 30 years later mentioning their 'brief affair'

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Former "Desperate Housewives" actress Nicollette Sheridan slapped her lawyer in court Thursday to demonstrate how she claims show creator Marc Cherry hit her during a rehearsal. Sheridan, 48, returns to the stand Friday after testifying all day Thursday in her legal battle with Cherry and ABC over the TV killing of a character she played on the hit comedy series for five seasons. Her wrongful termination lawsuit contends Cherry killed off Edie Britt, the sassy, blond woman Sheridan played, in retaliation for her complaints about being hit. Several of Sheridan's former cast mates -- including Eva Longoria, Marcia Cross, James Denton, Felicity Huffman and Neal McDonough -- are on the list of witnesses expected to defend Cherry during the two week Los Angeles trial.
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NEW: Nicollette Sheridan returns to the witness stand Friday in her case against producer Marc Cherry
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NEW: Her lawyer asks Sheridan to show on him in full force how she says Marc Cherry hit her on "Desperate Housewives" set
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NEW: "It was shocking, humiliating, it was demeaning," she said.
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It was "a light tap on the head" to demonstrate "physical humor," Cherry's lawyer says

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(CNN) -- Actor Michael Jai White thinks the negative connotation surrounding the term "blaxploitation film" is a bunch of jive. Michael Jai White stars in the new spoof "Black Dynamite." "The problem I have with the word is that it seems to encompass movies that don't fall under that category," White said. "As soon as you hear the title 'Shaft' people think 'blaxploitation' and that is absolutely unfair because that film was made before the term even existed." White, the star and co-writer of the new movie "Black Dynamite," would rather people focus on what he views as the positives of the genre of 1970s urban action films starring African-American actors.
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"Black Dynamite" spoofs the blaxploitation genre
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Film stars Michael Jai White, who says he is a fan of the movies
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Director Scott Sanders says genre greatly influenced the culture
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Author says films reflected a post civil rights era spirit

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The Tories have opened up a clear lead over Labour when voters are forced to choose between the two parties, a new poll shows. Some 41 per cent of voters would prefer a Conservative government led by David Cameron, while only 36 per cent favour Ed Miliband leading a Labour administration. With 101 days until the election, pollsters say ‘many voters have lost faith in Labour’ but they have not yet been convinced by the Tories, with 42 per cent believing they are still the 'nasty party'. Scroll down for video The Tories have opened up a five-point lead over Labour when voters are forced to choose between the two parties, but the gap is driven by falling enthusiasm for Ed Miliband taking power
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41% want Tory government with Cameron, 36% want Labour with Miliband
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Pollsters say ‘many voters have lost faith in Labour’ over last two years
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42% of voters say they still view the Conservatives as the 'nasty party'

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Outspoken: Rail minister Simon Burns said opponents of NS2 would come to realise it was in the national interest Opponents of the controversial £42billion high speed rail line have been likened by a minister to anti-progress campaigners who did not want motorways built in the 1950s and 1960s. Transport minister Simon Burns risked escalating the row over the HS2 project, which the government claims will cut travel times from London to Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. The intervention came as the Court of Appeal rejected the latest legal challenge to the plan from 15 councils and campaign groups. The project ran into trouble when the government admitted recently that the bill had soared by £10billion to £42.6billion.
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Rail minister Simon Burns says campaigners will eventually see benefits
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Court of Appeal rejected latest legal challenge to £42billion project
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Line will link London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds

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Rome, Italy (CNN) -- A jailed Italian mobster claims he can prove American student Amanda Knox, her former boyfriend and a drifter are innocent of murdering Knox's British roommate because he knows who the real killer is -- his brother. Luciano Aviello, 41, made the statement during a videotaped interview with Knox's lawyers. He said he had tried to write the Italian court several times to say that Knox and the others were innocent, but no one ever contacted him, defense and prosecution officials said. A source close to the case tells CNN that Aviello, who has been in and out of prison since age 17, was out of prison, living down the street from Knox and Meredith Kercher and under a "protection program" at the time of the murder. Aviello is serving 17 years in an Italian prison because of his association with the Camorra crime family. According to Italian media reports and Britain's Daily Mail, he has testified against the mob at several trials, always from behind a screen to shield his identity.
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Luciano Aviello says his brother told him he killed Meredith Kercher in botched robbery
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Aviello says he buried brother's bloody knife, clothes and keys to Kercher's apartment
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Amanda Knox's lawyers want Aviello's story investigated for her appeal
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Knox, her former boyfriend were convicted of murdering Kercher in December 2009

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By John Drayton While many of Scott Sinclair's team-mates have been enjoying the sun by playing in the heat of Brazil for the World Cup, the Manchester City winger has taken a more relaxing route to soak in rays. Having spent the season on loan and featuring very little at West Brom, a trip to Copacabana was never going to be high on the 25-year-old's priorities this summer. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Scott Sinclair's girlfriend Helen Flanagan in a sexy FHM shoot Hand-in-hand: Flanagan and Sinclair looked to be having fun in the sun as they took to the beach in Mexico
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Manchester City winger enjoyed Mexico holiday with Helen Flanagan
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Former Swansea star struggled to make impact at Etihad Stadium since joining in 2012

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Washington (CNN) -- In the tight circle that surrounds President Obama, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs is in the inner bubble. He's the 3 a.m. wake-up call when North Korea fires a test missile, or when the Nobel committee picks the president for the top award. "Trust me, it is a job I would gladly give to anybody who would volunteer," Gibbs said. Or would he? After all, he's an adviser, a friend and a mouthpiece for the administration with more access than recent press secretaries. "I can walk in and ask him a question at any given time, pick up the phone and talk to him about anything at any given time. I think [that] makes my job easier," Gibbs said in an exclusive interview with CNN.
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White House spokesman has more access to president than recent predecessors
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Robert Gibbs says he can walk in or call Obama any time he has a question
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Obama has praised Gibbs' willingness to challenge him, tell him he's wrong
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Gibbs known for using humor to deflect tough questions from media

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Prince Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson has slammed reports that he had sexual relations with an underage girl as 'salacious lies' and defended him as a 'humongously good man'. In a passionate rebuttal on the Today show on Tuesday, the Duchess of York said that she was standing by 'my best friend and my best ex-husband ever' amid the allegations. Prince Andrew has come under fire over his friendship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who has been accused in court documents of supplying the royal with the underage girl. Buckingham Palace has issued a statement strongly denying the allegations, which Ferguson, 55, repeated during her interview.
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The Duchess of York, 55, passionately defended her ex-husband during an interview on the Today show on Tuesday morning
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She called the claims against Prince Andrew 'shockingly accusatory allegations' and said she was standing by him
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A woman, identified as Virginia Roberts, said in court documents that she had sex with Prince Andrew on three occasions while she was underage
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She claimed she was supplied to Andrew and other high-profile men by convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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Buckingham Palace has strongly denied the allegations

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Pickup truck driver Jose Alejandro Sanchez-Ramirez will not be charged until an investigation into Tuesday's crash has been completed A decision on whether charges should be brought against a truck driver involved in a crash that derailed a California commuter train will not be made until the investigation is complete, Ventura County's top prosecutor said on Thursday. District Attorney Gregory D. Totten cited the complexity of the investigation and number of agencies involved in announcing that no charges would immediately be filed against Jose Alejandro Sanchez-Ramirez, 54, of Yuma, Arizona. Totten said, however, that the Oxnard Police Department acted properly in arresting Ramirez for investigation of leaving the scene of an injury accident under state hit-and-run law.
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Tuesday morning's Metrolink train crash with a pickup truck left abandoned on the tracks was captured by on-board cameras
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Federal investigators say the video could help their search for an explanation as to how and why the incident occurred
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Truck driver Jose Alejandro Sanchez-Ramirez, 54, won't be charged until an investigation of the crash has been completed
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He was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries
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The truck caused a crash that derailed three cars and sent 30 people to hospital - leaving three in a critical condition - in Oxnard, California

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By Laura Williamson As the saying goes, ‘nobody remembers who came second’, yet the past week of athletics at Hampden Park has shown this is clearly nonsense. Two 20-year-old former world junior champions from England, Adam Gemili and Jodie Williams, brushed aside the might of the Caribbean to win silver in the sprints and immediately spoke of their first senior honours as ‘stepping stones’ to success. We will remember these names, all right. In the first five days of athletics at the Commonwealth Games, England won 16 medals, including three golds. But best of all, 11 of those who stepped onto the podium at Hampden are 23 or under.
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England won 16 medals in first five days of Athletics at the Commonwealths
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11 of those on the podium were 23 or under and gained great experience
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Young talents like Adam Gemili are establishing themselves in Glasgow
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Holmes won 800m gold in 1994 Commonwealths before Olympic crowns
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She says there's 'no chance' she could have reached the same heights without valuable experience gained at the Commonwealth Games
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Holmes: 'New star names are emerging here in Glasgow who will go on to become household names’

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