By Sarah Dean for Daily Mail Australia The mother and her infant son who were killed in an explosion and fire in Sydney's inner west this month were laid to rest in the same coffin today, as loved ones remembered them as 'inseparable'. Bianka O'Brien, 31, and her 11-month-old son, Jude, were killed when the blast ripped through the convenience store below their apartment in suburban Rozelle on 4 September and caused a fire than engulfed the building. Father and husband John O'Brien spoke lovingly of his son and wife in a heart-wrenching eulogy at their joint funeral at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Rozelle.
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Two of the victims of the Rozelle blast farewelled at a moving service today
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Bianka O'Brien and her infant son Jude died in their home on September 4
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Loving husband and father John delivered a heart-wrenching eulogy at St Joseph's Catholic Church
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'Bianka was everything to me' and Jude 'changed everything,' he said
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'When they found Jude he was with his mum. There was no happier place for Jude'
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Bianka and Jude were laid to rest together in a single white coffin adorned with flowers
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Chris Noble, 27, was also killed in the explosion that destroyed the building

Question: 'I now believe that, through Bianka and John, an angel came to us: @placeholder,' a friend told mourners.


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 22:52 EST, 1 November 2011 Years before a breakaway sect grabbed headlines for a string of beard-cutting attacks in Ohio, an Amish community was living in fear of what they now call a 'cult.' Aden Troyer says he and his family were brought into the sect by his wife's father Sam Mullet, who’s believed by many to be the mastermind of the beard attacks. Now, years later, Mr Troyer still does not know what to tell his young daughters when they ask about their mother. Iron fist: Amish bishop Sam Mullet, 66, is accused of stealing the wives of men in the community and forcing them to live in chicken coops or in outside barns
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Sam Mullet accused of beating and brainwashing members of his community
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Accused of having sex with a number of different women on  visit to the chiropractor
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Former member says it may end in mas suicide or some other tragedy

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Question: Two of the @placeholder's 18 children have been charged in the beard cuttings.


It’s about time we all started giving Harry Redknapp the credit he truly deserves. His reputation remains well and truly intact as one of the best managers England has never had. Let’s not underestimate the job he has done at Queens Park Rangers. A bunch of high-earning, under-performing players - a squad rotten to the core - has been shaken up and transformed into Wembley winners in a short space of time. It reminds me of the incredible job Redknapp did at Spurs – taking them from the relegation zone to the quarter-finals of the Champions League in a flash.
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Former Tottenham boss inherited high-earning squad
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Ryan Nelsen called it the 'worst dressing room' he's been involved in
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Redknapp has turned the club around ahead of Premier League adventure

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A council has come under fire after sending tenants an 'insulting' newsletter telling them to set aside money for court fine, cigarettes, Sky TV and lottery tickets. Crawley Borough Council sent the advice in a leaflet to thousands of council housing tenants - who reacted with fury at being treated like 'beer-swilling chavs' like TV's Frank Gallagher. The newsletter, which includes a reminder to residents that they have to pay their rent and council tax, was slammed by locals in the Sussex town as 'an insult' offering patronising advice. Leaflet: Crawley Borough Council told residents to save money for court fines and lottery tickets
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Crawley Borough Council sent newsletter to all tenants with money advice
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It reminded them they have to pay their rent, electricity bills and council tax
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Residents say council is treating them like TV layabout Frank Gallagher

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Tony Bellew’s next move after taking revenge on Nathan Cleverly will not be in pursuit of a world title but to Hollywood. Bellew put British boxing’s bitterest of rivalries to bed with a convincing victory in front of his home fans in Liverpool. He will now turn his attention to the silver screen after landing a major role in the Rocky spin-off Creed. The film, which will be shot in Las Vegas and Philadelphia, will chronicle the boxing career of Apollo Creed’s grandson Adonis, who will be played by Michael B. Jordan. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tony Bellew: I'm off to Hollywood to do a film for Sly Stallone
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Tony Bellew edged out Nathan Cleverly via split decision by the judges
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Bellew has landed a major role in the Rocky spin-off Creed
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The film will chronicle the boxing career of Apollo Creed’s grandson Adonis and will be shot in Las Vegas and Philadelphia
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Sylvester Stallone will reprise his role as Rocky Balboa, trainer to Creed
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Bellew is set to play an opponent named Pretty Ricky Porter

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(CNN) -- For his efforts to protect Haitian children from parasites, Aaron Jackson was honored as a CNN Hero in 2007. His story inspired actor Rainn Wilson, who became involved with Jackson's organization, Planting Peace. Since 2004, Planting Peace has helped millions of children around the world through its deworming project called Stomp the Worm. It also has formed several children's homes in Haiti and India. CNN's Christie O'Reilly recently caught up with Jackson to talk about his group's expanding efforts and his collaboration with Wilson. O'Reilly: What success has your group had with Stomp the Worm? Jackson: When CNN Heroes highlighted our project, it brought a tremendous amount of awareness to the cause. We had dewormed 1.7 million children at the time. Last year alone, we dewormed 8 million.
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Aaron Jackson, a 2007 CNN Hero, has helped millions of children get dewormed
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He has teamed up with actor Rainn Wilson to spread awareness about parasites
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Jackson's group also provides homes for orphans in Haiti and India
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Jackson: Help us deworm 1 million children a month

Question: Jackson: @placeholder has been extremely beneficial on all fronts, helping bring awareness and raise money for the cause.


Bells tolled in celebration and teachers halted lessons midday as President Raul Castro told his country that Cuba was restoring relations with the U.S. after more than a half-century of hostility. Wearing his military uniform with its five-star insignia, the 83-year-old leader said the two countries would work to resolve their differences 'without renouncing a single one of our principles.' Havana residents gathered around television sets in homes, schools and businesses to hear the historic national broadcast, which coincided with a statement by U.S. President Barack Obama in Washington. Scroll down for video A group of Cuban students march through the capital of Havana to celebrate the easing of political tensions
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Cubans take to the streets to celebrate the restoration of relations with U.S.
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Residents were glued to television sets to watch the announcement
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Many Cuban locals believe it signals the start of a better standard of living

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Heartbroken Mindy McCready faces a new custody battle over her eldest son following the suicide death of her boyfriend, MailOnline can reveal today. McCready, her mother Melody Gayle Inge and the boy's father Billy McKnight will all stake their claim to look after five-year-old Zander. The singer's grandmother Gayle told MailOnline today that her daughter was planning to travel to Arkansas to be with her grandson. Mourning: David Wilson, seen here with his country singer girlfriend Mindy McCready, was found with a gunshot wound on Sunday night and pronounced dead hours later The tragedy is almost certain to reignite a tug-of-love battle that captivated America a little over a year ago after McCready was found hiding in a closet in December 2011 with the boy after kidnapping him from her own mother.
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McCready made national headlines when she was found in Wilson's closet after taking her older son, Zander, from her mother, who had custody
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David Wilson, 34, was McCready's live in boyfriend and her 'soul mate'
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Police told MailOnline that they were called to the scene and found the music producer had 'self-inflicted gunshot wound'
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By Emma Innes A breast cancer survivor has told of the ‘amazing and uplifting’ experience of joining a choir made up of women with the disease. Sharon Malyan, 55, is part of the Sing to Beat Breast Cancer Choir which is releasing a fundraising single on Sunday. The group of 20 women teamed up with singer Camilla Kerslake and vocal trio Blake to record the moving cover of ‘You Raise Me Up’. Scroll down for video Sharon Malyan, 55, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004 and had to have a year of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. She believes that if her cancer had been diagnosed any later she would not still be here
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Sharon Malyan was diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2004
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She underwent a year of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy
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Mrs Malyan has joined the Sing to Beat Breast Cancer Choir which is made up of 20 women who have, or who have had, the breast cancer
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The lead singers in the choir are Camilla Kerslake and vocal trio Blake
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They are releasing a cover of 'You Raise Me Up' on Sunday to raise money for Breast Cancer Campaign
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Question: ‘Having been asked by @placeholder to record a single for them I knew I had to choose a song that would be relevant.

Question: ‘We all personally know people who have been affected by breast cancer and having heard about @placeholder’s mother’s battle with cancer and what her family have gone through we wanted to be involved and to try and make a difference.’


After three years of avoiding it, President Barack Obama finds himself being pushed toward military action in Syria. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey both made clear that defeating Islamic State jihadists' rampage through northern Iraq would require going after them in neighboring Syria. "That will have to be addressed on both sides of what is essentially at this point a non-existent border," Dempsey told reporters Thursday. On Friday, Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes said the administration was looking beyond the current airstrikes within Iraq's borders. "If we see plotting against Americans, see a threat to the United States emanating from anywhere, we stand ready to take action against that threat," Rhodes told reporters.
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The U.S. is gathering intel on the locations of ISIS leadership in Syria, officials say
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Ex-CIA official: ISIS is empowered when U.S. calls out, attacks them
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Administration officials leave open the possibility of airstrikes on ISIS in Syria
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Official: President Obama won't be "restricted by borders" in response to ISIS

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(CNN) -- The human rights group Amnesty International is calling on the United Nations to impose an arms embargo on Israel and the Palestinians, saying both sides used weapons supplied from abroad to carry out attacks on civilians during their three-week conflict in Gaza. Palestinian children make coffee behind a bullet and rocket riddled wall in Rafah, Gaza, on January 24, 2009. The London-based group issued a 38-page report Sunday night that detailed "evidence of war crimes and other serious violations of international law by all parties." Israeli forces used white phosphorus and other weapons supplied by the United States, killing hundreds of civilians and destroying homes, the group said.
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Amnesty International calls for U.N. arms embargo on Israel and Palestinians
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Group says both sides used weapons from abroad to attack civilians in Gaza conflict
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Amnesty issues a 38-page report detailing  "evidence of war crimes" by all parties
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Amnesty said it found munitions fragments in school playgrounds, hospitals, homes

Question: Israel's foreign ministry responded harshly to the report, calling it biased and "dedicated almost exclusively to the censure of @placeholder."


(CNN) -- When Tiger Woods invoked his religious faith during his public apology on Friday, he readily acknowledged that a lot of people would be surprised. "People probably don't realize it," he said, "but I was raised a Buddhist, and I actively practiced my faith from childhood until I drifted away from it in recent years." But Woods said his Buddhist faith would be a key part of his quest to put his life back together after revelations of his marital infidelity, which he admitted for the first time. Buddhist experts said Woods' summation of the tradition's beliefs was accurate -- and that his remarks likely will bring more attention to the faith in a week when its highest profile leader, the Dalai Lama, is visiting the United States.
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Woods: "People probably don't realize it, but I was raised a Buddhist"
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Golf great, addressing controversy on Friday, says he had "drifted" from his faith
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"Woods was quite accurate" in his summation of Buddhism, one scholar says
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After affairs made news, Fox's Brit Hume publicly urged Woods to embrace Christianity

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LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (CNN) -- Carlotta Walls LaNier points out the only two African-Americans in her senior class as she flips through her high school yearbook. She pauses when she sees the picture on a page dedicated to "Integration." Carlotta Walls LaNier and eight other members of the Little Rock Nine are invited to Obama's inauguration. It's been nearly five decades since LaNier graduated from Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas. "It shows how the 101st were on the grounds of the school," says LaNier. In 1957, soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division, an elite Army unit, escorted LaNier and eight other African-American students into the all-white public high school. The students, who became known as the Little Rock Nine, were taunted and threatened by an angry mob.
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Carlotta Walls LaNier, eight others integrated Little Rock Central High School
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In 1957 school was all-white; today it's predominantly African-American
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"Little Rock Nine set the foundation" student says of Obama presidency
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LaNier hopes Americans will focus on a person's ability; not their race

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Thousands of passengers have been left stranded across Europe as snow storms and freezing temperatures have forced airports to shut down. As Britain braces itself for its own travel chaos, hazardous weather has already left transport at a standstill in other European countries. More than 1,000 unfortunate travellers resembled refugees at Munich airport as they were left no choice but to sleep overnight on camp beds provided by the airport. Scroll down for video Stranded: Passengers at Munich Airport had to sleep overnight on camp beds supplied by the authorities in Terminal 2 after heavy snowstorms caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled
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Snow and freezing temperatures force airport closures across Europe
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Countries affected include Switzerland, Austria and Germany
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Around 20,000 could be left stranded in Germany as flights are grounded
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Stranded passengers in Munich forced to sleep on camp beds overnight
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Airport staff staged a walkout in Hamburg causing further traveller chaos
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38 areas in France issued with 'orange alerts' the highest weather warning

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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- Yemeni Vice President Abdurabu Mansur Hadi kicked off his presidential campaign Tuesday, announcing he will run in the February 21 election. In a large gathering with hundreds of senior government officials representing all political factions, Hadi said he is seeking a new direction for Yemen. The nation has been wracked by unrest, including protests against current President Ali Abdullah Saleh, since early last year, when pro-democratic uprisings spread across the Arab world. Hadi promised Tuesday a national dialogue involving all political forces would happen immediately after he takes power, saying that will serve as an oasis for effective dialogue based on openness, equity and mutual respect.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh is set to step down after February 21 elections
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Acting leader Abdurabu Mansur Hadi promises to solve Yemen's crises

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Question: A number of leading youth movements welcomed the elections and called them a step in the right direction for @placeholder.


It's trust in English, confiance in French, and a word used a lot Tuesday by President Barack Obama and visiting French President Francois Hollande to describe what has changed once thorny relations between the NATO allies. At a news conference on the second day of Holland's state visit, the two leaders talked up continuing a new cooperation between their governments that butted heads a decade ago over the Iraq War. Obama will host Hollande at a state dinner on Tuesday night -- the first of his second term -- in another sign of what both depicted as a diplomatic bromance in the face of international challenges that include the Syrian civil war, Iran's nuclear ambitions and economic malaise in Europe.
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President Obama says Iran has little wiggle room in nuclear talks
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Obama will visit France in June for 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion
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"We trust each other in an unprecedented manner," French President Hollande says
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Obama hosts Hollande at a state dinner on Tuesday night

Question: Hollande, meanwhile, said it was critical that @placeholder renounces nuclear weapons in a "comprehensive manner" in talks going forward, but noted that he lacked authority to tell French businesses who they can talk with as long as no sanctions violations occur.


By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 19:30 EST, 17 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:00 EST, 18 March 2013 A veteran Tory MP has become the first to offer to vacate his seat for Boris Johnson - opening the way for a leadership battle with David Cameron. The move by Sir Peter Tapsell comes as UKIP soars again in the polls - reaching 17 per cent, ahead of the Lib Dems, while the Conservatives trail nine points behind Labour. According to Tory MPs, Sir Peter, MP for Louth and Horncastle in Lincolnshire, was asked by the Prime Minister if he would stay on in the Commons until the next election.
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Longest serving MP Peter Tapsell said Boris would be 'an excellent leader'
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Embattled leader David Cameron faces renewed pressure from UKIP
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By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 11:52 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:31 EST, 29 January 2014 Queuing round the block in the cold, these women look like they are waiting patiently to purchase a new gadget or coveted sports tickets. But in fact, they are queuing up in the darkness to join a new branch of the Women's Institute (WI). More than 60 women turned up to the Downend WI's first monthly meeting at Christ Church Hall in Bristol in a bid to sign up. A long wait: Dozens of women queue round the block in the cold to join a new branch of the Women's Institute
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More than 60 women turned up to Downend WI's opening event in Bristol
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They donned warm clothes and queued round the block in bid to sign up
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Comes after Bromley Heath WI attracted more than 350 hopeful applicants
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Women's Institute is best known for jam-making and anthem, Jerusalem
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It famously put former prime minister Tony Blair to shame in June 2000
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Increasing popularity believed to be down to TV shows and Facebook

Question: However, since then, the organisation's aims have broadened - with more than 200,000 women currently members of around 6,600 @placeholder branches.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Jay Leno plans "something really unusual and different" when he hands over "The Tonight Show" to Conan O'Brien on May 29, 17 years after Johnny Carson left the hosting duties to him. Jay Leno begins "The Jay Leno Show" in September. His last "Tonight Show" is May 29. But don't expect an emotional final show, since Leno and most of his staff are just moving across the NBC lot to produce a nightly prime time show debuting in September. The traditional desk, chair and guest sofa probably won't follow Leno to his 10 p.m. show, but many of his favorite comedy elements will, Leno said.
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Jay Leno begins the prime-time "Jay Leno Show" in September
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Comedian's last "Tonight Show" is May 29; expect surprises, he says
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Question: @placeholder's decision to put a talk-variety show on at 10 o'clock raised some complaints from affiliate station owners, worried the ratings wouldn't be strong enough to build an audience for their 11 o'clock local newscasts.


(CNN) -- A video purporting to be from a vigilante group whose goal is the eradication of the Zetas cartel from the state of Veracruz, Mexico, has surfaced on the Internet, but its credibility remains unproven. Five masked men dressed in black appear on the video, sitting behind a long table. The spokesman explains that they are a group called the "Mata Zetas," or Zeta Killers. They describe themselves as an "extermination" force that works as the armed front "of the people and for the people." The speaker says that the group's only goal is to kill members of the Zetas, a ruthless cartel whose area of influence includes the eastern state of Veracruz. Members of the Mata Zetas are prohibited from committing crimes such as extortion or kidnappings, according to the video.
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A group called "Zeta Killers" releases a video on the Internet
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The group says its goal is to exterminate the Zetas cartel from Veracruz state
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Authorities say that they will investigate any group that takes justice into their own hands

Question: The group left notes next to bodies, claiming that the victims were @placeholder or supporters of the Zetas.


(CNN) -- Muslim community leaders in Australia say sectarian tensions are soaring, as radicalized Sunni youth, inspired by ISIS, seek to import the religious conflicts wracking the Middle East. "The tensions are very high and will continue to be high," said Jamal Daoud, a Shia community leader in Sydney, where a 47-year old Shia leader was shot in the shoulder early Monday morning, as worshipers observed the Shia ritual of Ashura. He said Rasoul Al Mousawi, a leader in the Shia community focused around the Islamic center in Greenacre, south-west Sydney, had been released from hospital on Tuesday and was doing well.
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Australian Muslim leaders say Sunni-Shia tensions are at a high
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They say ISIS sympathizers are behind threats and attacks on Shia and Alawites
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A 47-year old Shia community leader was shot in the shoulder early Monday morning
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Worshipers said a group had earlier driven by yelling "IS lives forever" and "Shia dogs"

Question: "We thought a lot of the radical @placeholder centers would be closed, well-known extremists would be rounded up and put behind bars," he said.


The father of Martin Richard, the eight-year-old boy who was killed in the Boston Marathon bombings, has revealed that he accidentally still sets the table for five. In a moving article in the Boston Globe, Bill Richard said that he and his wife Denise notice the hole where Martin should be every day - from family trips to sports games to an empty seat in the back of the car. And after setting one plate too many at the dinner table, Bill quietly puts the extra away. Tuesday will mark one year since Martin was killed near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon. His then-seven-year-old sister Jane's lost her left leg in the tragedy, while Bill's ear drums were ruptured and Denise was struck with shrapnel, leaving her blind in one eye.
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The Richard family have revealed their painful struggle after losing Martin a year ago
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His father Bill suffered ruptured eardrums, his mother Denise was left blind in one eye and their daughter Jane, now 8, lost her left leg in the deadly explosion last April
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Their son Henry, 11, was left with PTSD from the attacks but has impressed his parents with his quiet resilience
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The family, from Dorchester, Massachusetts, has set up a foundation in Martin's memory and more than 100 runners are taking part in the marathon for the charity next week

Question: Joy: Her parents look on as @placeholder reacts to a magician after he performed a card trick during her eighth birthday party earlier this year


By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 04:06 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:22 EST, 26 June 2013 A space capsule carrying three Chinese astronauts has landed safely in northern China after a 15-day trip to the country's prototype space station. The Shenzhou 10's descent module landed by parachute in Inner Mongolia on Wednesday with the three crew members said to be in 'good health'. It was the second manned mission to the experimental Tiangong 1 space station - launched in 2011 - with China hoping to have a permanent space presence by 2020. Scroll down for video Chinese astronaut Nie Haisheng waves to TV crews and workers from China's manned space program before climbing out of the re-entry capsule of China's Shenzhou-10 spacecraft
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The Shenzhou 10 capsule landed safely in Inner Mongolia after 15 days aboard the Tiangong 1 space station
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The station is a prototype with China hoping to launch a permanent version by 2020
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The mission is the longest a manned Chinese spacecraft has been in orbit - beating Shenzhou 9 by two days
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During the mission, the three astronauts beamed a live physics class to 60 million school children

Question: The country plan to launch the @placeholder 2 into orbit in two years, which will then be replaced by a three-module permanent station in 2020.


(CNN) -- The Louisville Cardinals defeated the Michigan Wolverines, 82-76, to win the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship Monday night in Atlanta. The showdown was one for the ages, with a dazzling array of airborne theatrics, jaw-dropping dunks and 3-pointers from well behind the line. The Cardinals surged from a double-digit deficit in the first half to lead during much of the second half and finally clinch the victory. Pitino gets Hall of Fame nod Louisville Head Coach Rick Pitino said his team was able to top the Wolverines' "absolutely incredible" performance "probably because I have the 13 toughest guys I've ever coached."
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The Louisville Cardinals rallied from a double-digit deficit to claim the title
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Louisville played without Kevin Ware, who broke his leg March 31
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Coach Rick Pitino promised his players he'd get a tattoo if the Cardinals win
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Naismith Trophy winner Trey Burke led Michigan with 24 points

Question: "We just went into war right there against a great @placeholder team," the junior forward said.


(CNN) -- The European economy may be experiencing a downturn, but the continent's wealthiest football clubs have once again bucked the trend according to financial adviser Deloitte. The Football Money League shows that the combined revenue of Europe's top soccer clubs was €4.4 billion ($5.8 billion) for the 2010-11 season, a 3% rise on the previous year. Spanish giants Real Madrid have been named Europe's highest-earning club for the seventh year in a row. The nine-time European champions' revenue of €479.5 million ($635 million) is an increase on €438.6 million for 2009-10. Real's archrivals and reigning Spanish and European champions Barcelona were second on the 20-club list with a revenue of €450.7 million ($597 million).
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Real Madrid named Europe's top-earning team for the seventh year in a row
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Real head archrivals Barcelona at the top of the Deloitte Football Money League
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In total, the 20 clubs on the list generated $5.8 billion during the 2010/11 season

Question: The @placeholder giants are closing in on Manchester United's record of topping the list for eight consecutive years.


President Obama accused Mitt Romney of 'writing off big chunks of the country' and rebuked his rival's claims that nearly half of all Americans believe they are 'victims' entitled to sponge off the government. One the Late Show with David Letterman, Obama added that anyone seeking the presidency ought to be for 'everyone, not just for some' and talked about the hard work of single mothers and auto workers. Obama quickly jumped on the opportunity to condemn his Republican rival's remarks on national TV as he visited New York for a glittering fundraiser hosted by A-list stars Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
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President said his Republican rival was wrong and that half of Americans were not 'victims'
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Obama spoke to Letterman before attending $40,000-a-head fundraiser at Jay-Z's 40/40 Club in Manhattan

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Footballer insisted he was in bed by 12.30am despite pictures of him at bar taken at 2.12am By David Gerges Last updated at 12:12 PM on 7th January 2012 Pictures of Rooney have surfaced showing the striker out into the early hours of the morning Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has been left red-faced after new footage was released of the England international out at a bar, contradicting the striker's own claims that he was at home in bed. In the snap, Rooney is seen together with team-mate Jonny Evans at Tony McGee's establishment in The Vincent Hotel in Southport.
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Footballer insisted he was in bed by 12.30am despite pictures of him at bar taken at 2.12am
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(CNN) -- The world wants to like America. The guiding values that Thomas Jefferson articulated so eloquently -- life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness -- resonate strongly around the world, transcending countless superficial and cultural differences, not because these are American values, but because they are universal values, embedded in the human heart. Americans must outgrow the unbecoming arrogance that leads us to assert that America somehow owns a monopoly on goodness and truth -- a belief that leads some to view the world as but a stage on which to play out the great historical drama: the United States of America versus the Powers of Evil.
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Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf says Islam and America have much in common
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He says viewing the world as a struggle between good and evil leads to extremism, arrogance
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Question: What's right with America and what's right with @placeholder have a lot in common.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Virginia hasn't backed a Democrat for president in 44 years, but economic concerns and changing demographics are giving Sen. Barack Obama a chance to steal the once reliably red state from Republicans. Sen. Barack Obama waves as rain falls on a rally in Fredericksburg, Virginia, in late September. Polls earlier this year showed Sen. John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, leading Obama, his Democratic rival, in Virginia by a healthy margin. A Virginia Commonwealth University poll taken May 12-18 had McCain leading 47 percent to 39 percent. But as the financial crisis has shaken voters' confidence in the economy, Obama has begun to open a lead in the state, as he has done in other battleground states.
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Poll of polls has Sen. Obama leading Sen. McCain 49 percent to 45 percent
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Rapid growth of suburbs around Washington has made Virginia more liberal
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Conservatives angered by McCain's support for bailout, mortgage buyouts

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Question: A lot of people are buying into [@placeholder's] notion of change."


By Pete Jenson Follow @@petejenson Back in the 2007-08 season a teenage striker by the name of Bojan Krkic was breaking into the Barcelona first team allowing nothing and nobody – not even Thierry Henry and Zlatan Ibrahimovic – could stand in his way. On the club’s pre-season tour of Scotland, with Henry the expensive new signing from Arsenal, Bojan was the star impressing so much that Barca had to turn down offers from Ajax to take him on loan. He stayed to fight for a place in the first team and became Barcelona’s youngest-ever goalscorer when he netted against Villarreal that October aged 17 years and 54 days and he was called up to the Spain squad, only to pull out because of sickness.
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Stoke make Bojan fifth signing of the season on four-year deal, leaving Barcelona after joining La Liga giants as an eight-year-old
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Forward became Barcelona's youngest-ever goalscorer aged 17 years and 54 days with strike against Villarreal
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Bojan became first choice ahead of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thierry Henry, who said: 'You can understand it. He is having a fantastic season'
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The 23-year-old was forgotten at Barcelona soon after but can get first-team chances in Premier League with Stoke
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This is the terrifying moment a crazed knifeman followed a disabled pensioner through a deserted car park before stabbing him repeatedly with a kitchen knife. James Atkinson, 40, was jailed for 14 years today after he plunged the blade into terrified Geoffrey Franklin eight times, Plymouth Crown Court heard. CCTV footage shows how 64-year-old Mr Franklin's was slashed repeatedly in the abdomen before his attacker left him for dead. Atkinson was 'hearing voices' and acting like a 'zombie', the court heard. Scroll down for video Terrifying: James Atkinson, 40, followed frail  Geoffrey Franklin before stabbing him eight times Callous: The attacker slowly walked away from his victim, who lay in a pool of his own blood
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James Atkinson jailed for 14 years for car park attack on Geoffrey Franklin
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Knifeman followed victim to deserted spot before stabbing him eight times
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CCTV shows him calmly walking away and leaving disabled man for dead
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Mr Franklin  saved after passers-by saw him slumped in pool of own blood
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'I am lucky to be alive. I am just glad that two people called an ambulance'
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Atkinson was 'hearing voices' and was acting like a 'zombie', experts said

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By Nick Enoch For most people, the threat of bottles, bones and stones gushing into their beds as they sleep is not exactly high. But for one community in Jamaica, it is something they have to deal with every night - along with the risk of being assaulted, raped or even murdered... just for being gay. Such is the life of one group of homeless LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) youths who live in a storm drain (or 'gully') in the country's capital, Kingston - as revealed in a short documentary made by VICE News. Scroll down for video (Warning: contains strong language)
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New VICE News documentary reveals life led by gay and transgender youth in central Kingston
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Many have been forced out from shacks, and even by their own families
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Constant threat of homophobic attack while they live in drain ('gully')
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Around 80% of Jamaica's population harbours anti-gay sentiment

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Night gathers, and now your watch begins. You step into the elevator and take a last look around the courtyard of Castle Black before a bone-rattling ride lifts you 700 feet, depositing you in the whipping wind of the frigid north, high atop The Wall. Then, as the red flames of torches flicker in the distance, you hear two telling blasts from the watchmen's horns. The wildlings are coming. For thousands of "Game of Thrones" fans, that brief immersion into the life of a Night's Watch soldier in the HBO show is becoming a reality this week, thanks to an exhibit at the South by Southwest Interactive festival that employs one of the hottest gadgets in tech.
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Fans at SXSW are lining up to check out the Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset
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Headset offers a virtual world that immerses the wearer in HBO's "Game of Thrones"
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A consumer version of the Oculus Rift is expected on the market within the next year

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The U.S. Defense Department wanted five Americans released in exchange for five Taliban terrorists – not just the single American infantryman now accused of desertion – according to a senior congressional aide. And with the Bowe Bergdahl hostage swap now nearly a week old, the State Department is still insisting that it doesn't offer 'concessions' to 'terrorists' or other 'hostage-takers' Joe Kasper, chief of staff to House Armed Services Committee member Duncan Hunter, a California Republican, said late Thursday that the Pentagon aimed to free Caitlan Coleman of York, Pennsylvania and her baby who was born in captivity, along with her Canadian husband Joshua Boyle, as part of a 'broader goal.'
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The Obama administration nixed a  Defense Department request to get five American hostages – not just Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl – in exchange for five Taliban prisoners
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A senior staffer to a Republican congressman said a 'five for five' deal was the Pentagon's goal, including civilian hostages as well
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'We don’t make concessions to terrorists.' a spokeswoman at State said Wednesday, doubling down a day later and citing 'longstanding U.S. policy not to make concessions to hostage-takers'
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein complained that if Congress had 30 days' notice on Gitmo prisoner transfers – as federal law requires – it could have argued for the release of more Americans

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"Are you open yet?" a passerby asked. It was 10 a.m. on a sunny fall day here, where a small group of staffers met a CNN camera crew outside of Smitten Ice Cream. By the time the doors officially opened two hours later, a handful of others had inquired about when they could get a scoop. The people wanted their ice cream. You see, this is not your typical ice cream parlor. "Here at Smitten we actually make every single batch of ice cream to order," explained store founder Robyn Sue Fisher. "So nothing is frozen until you order it, and we make everything from scratch that morning."
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A high-tech mixer, called a Brrr machine, can make ice cream from scratch in 90 seconds
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Machine is behind the success of Smitten, a San Francisco-based ice cream shop
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Creator: "We use nitrogen because it's super, super cold"

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A multimillionaire football boss has been accused of racism after reportedly saying that every Englishman has at some time called a ‘Chinaman a chink’. Wigan Athletic owner Dave Whelan, 77, also allegedly told the Guardian that ‘Jewish people chase money more than everybody else’. The former owner of JJB Sports – who is thought to be worth around £200million – is reported to have made the remarks as he defended his appointment of Malky Mackay as the new manager of the club. Scroll down for video Wigan FC owner Dave Whelan (pictured left) has been accused of anti-Semitism after claiming 'Jewish people chase money more than everybody else'
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Dave Whelan is the multi-millionaire owner of Wigan Athletic Football Club
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He caused controversy by appointing Malky Mackay as the club's manager
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Mackay at centre of FA investigation into a series of racist, sexist and homophobic text messages he sent during time as Cardiff manager
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Jews and other ethnic minorities described in derogatory terms in texts
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Now Mr Whelan has claimed 'Jewish people chase money more than everybody else'
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The former owner of JJB Sports chain has been accused of anti-Semitism
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Convicted rapist Ched Evans’s hopes of returning to professional football were in doubt last night after his former club Sheffield United withdrew their offer to let him train with the squad.

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The White House said Monday that President Barack Obama is prepared to go it alone – 'regardless of borders' – if he decides to launch airstrikes against the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) inside Syria. 'I'm not going to speculate about what sort of congressional approval would be requested or required' if the president decided to chase ISIS across the invisible border between Iraq and Syria, spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters. He noted that Obama 'has not made a decision to order additional military action in Syria.' But 'the president has already demonstrated a willingness,' Earnest insisted, 'to use military force to protect the American people, regardless of borders.'
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Spokesman Josh Earnest compared the idea to killing Osama bin Laden in Pakistan without permission from that nation's government
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'I'm not going to speculate' about whether Obama would ask Congress before launching airstrikes in Syria, his press secretary said
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A House Armed Services Committee spokesman says Obama first needs to articulate a clear strategy to defeat ISIS – which he hasn't done
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A Senate aide told MailOnline that his boss, who sits on that body's Armed Services Committee, would be 'beyond upset' if Obama acts unilaterally
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Iraq's faltering government invited the US to take action against ISIS, but Bashar al-Assad hasn't rolled out Syria's welcome mat
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Earnest suggested Obama would follow the example of the Osama bin Laden kill raid – an operation he authorized without permission from Pakistan

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Despite some experts claiming it can’t be done, the race is on to build a robot with the same kind of consciousness as the human brain. Google, Apple and IBM are just some of the tech giants developing systems designed to be more autonomous and intelligent than what’s come before. But according to one analyst, there is a clear leader; a firm that will reach the pivotal milestone before anyone else - and that's Google. An analyst believes Google is in the best position to create the first ever conscious machine and already has related projects in the place. It recently bought a number of robotics firm, such as Meka pictured, for example. The analyst claims conscious machines could be developed within the next 20 years
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Analyst believes Google is in the best position to create the first machine
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Consciousness is a step beyond machine intelligence seen in IBM’s Watson supercomputer, for example
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A conscious machine could identify and correct errors without being asked
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Sheehy claims Google already has projects in place that are taking steps in the right direction for machine consciousness
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He adds conscious machines could be developed within the next 20 years
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Andrew Sheehy also believes development is 'the next phase in evolution'

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By Snejana Farberov The pregnant Texas military mom who was stabbed in her own home last week while her horrified husband watched thousands miles away on FaceTime has held her newborn daughter for the first time today. Rachel Poole met baby Isabella today in University Medical Center where she is recovering after being allegedly assaulted and knifed by Fort Bliss soldier, Corey Bernard Moss, 19. Helplessly watching was her soldier husband Justin Poole, deployed in southwest Asia, who reportedly heard his terrified wife scream his name as she was stabbed in her face, abdomen and suffered several fractures. Scroll Down for Video
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Rachel Poole met her baby girl Isabella for the first time today
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Rachel gave birth via early caesarean section on Friday after she was brutally attacked in her El Paso, Texas, home on Wednesday
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She suffered a collapsed lung, a displaced vertebrae and was stabbed in her eye during the vicious attack
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Rachel's alleged assailant, Corey Bernard Moss, 19, has had his bail raised from $60,000 to $150,000Corey Bernard Moss Read More at: http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/kfox14-speaks-pregnant-woman-knifed-during-video-chat-overseas-husband-2257.shtml

Question: Happier times: A photo of Rachel and @placeholder before the attack that will change their lives forever


An unopened bottle of wine made on the orders of Adolf Hitler to celebrate his 54th birthday has gone up for sale. The rare 1.5-litre bottle was among a batch made on Hitler's orders to mark his birthday on April 20, 1943, which he then gifted to high-ranking German officers. The wartime dictator called the red wine 'Fuhrerwein' - meaning 'leader's wine' - and insisted the bottle's label carried a picture of himself in uniform. A rare unopened 1.5-litre bottle of wine made to celebrate Hitler's birthday in 1943 has surfaced and will now go on sale A wax label on the bottle carries an image of an eagle on top of a swastika and a stamp of the Reichszeugmeisterei, the central office that supplied Nazi equipment.
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Wine made in 1943 given to Hungarian prisoner by German soldier after war
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It has now been handed to a Glasgow auction house for an online sale
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Bottle - expected to sell for £2,000 - features picture of Hitler on the label
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But experts say the red wine, which carries a swastika stamp, is undrinkable
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Lugar Pistol adapted by British spies in daring plot to kill the German leader
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Gun, set to be used near Hitler's mountain base, now on show in Essex

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(CNN) -- Facebook is the fast food of the Internet: easy, quick, satisfying and requiring minimal effort. And the new Facebook Home smartphone interface is for people who live and breathe the social network above any other site or service, depending on it as a news source and communication hub. Facebook Home is a free Android app that makes some mild changes to a phone's lock screen and home screen to deliver more Facebook features. It's available now in the Google Play store for select Android phones and comes pre-installed on the new HTC First phone, which we have been testing out.
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Facebook Home turns Android devices into a tool for checking Facebook first
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The new cover feed feature is fun, but it can get awkward when others see your phone
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Chat Heads is the best feature, allowing you to talk without leaving other apps

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The BBC has announced the launch of a 'pay-to-keep' download service which will give viewers access to older and previously unavailable shows. 'Project Barcelona' will connect the BBC archives to the Internet, allowing viewers to pay a 'relatively modest' fee to download older classics. The rumoured price for a TV show is about £2, which could then be kept forever on a computer hard drive. Catch-up TV: The success of iPlayer has inspired the BBC to open up the archives so that long-hidden classics can be seen again The project means shows which have never seen the light of the day since their first run may finally be available to a nostalgic audience.
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Unavailable classics will be available for a rumoured £1.89 an episode
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Shows can be downloaded and stored permanently
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Concerns that BBC are trying to profit from older material

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(CNN) -- By 2050, minorities will be the majority in America, and the number of residents older than 65 will more than double, according to projections released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau. The Census Bureau looks at 2000 results and assumptions about future childbearing, mortality rates and migration. Minorities, classified as those of any race other than non-Hispanic, single-race whites, currently constitute about a third of the U.S. population, according to Census figures. But by 2042, they are projected to become the majority, making up more than half the population. By 2050, 54 percent of the population will be minorities.
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Census: By 2050, 54 percent will be other than non-Hispanic, single-race whites
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Number of U.S, residents older than 65 expected to more than double
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Hispanic population projected to make the largest gains
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Census official says the timelines are not written in stone

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Famous Anglophile Sir Robert Menzies loved Britain dearly and it's certainly no stretch to say that before he made history as Australia's longest-serving Prime Minister he had seriously contemplated a career in UK politics. However, his allegiance to the Mother Country was sorely tested in 1956 by his British counterpart, Sir Anthony Eden, during the Suez Canal crisis. The Suez Crisis pre-dated the Cold War. It became a flash point in the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States, and Australia's most revered leader was caught up, smack-bang in the middle. It's a story outlined in the latest book on the political life of Sir Robert, 'The Menzies Era', written by another former PM, John Howard.
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Sir Robert Menzies was caught in the middle of a power play by the US and Britain over the Suez Canal crisis in 1956
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Menzies was thrust into the centre of a worldwide political drama when made the messenger by his UK counterpart Sir Anthony Eden
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His threat of likely military action was ridiculed by the then Egyptian President and then he was sidelined during key meetings
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Former PM John Howard calls Britain's behaviour of Menzies during that period as 'poor treatment of a loyal ally'
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The book also contains rare images of Menzies during his time as Australian Prime Minister, giving an insight into his record stint in power

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The University of Connecticut players were hungry for another championship. Their impressive defense and their ability to hit clutch shots sated that appetite Monday night. The Huskies downed the freshmen-laden Kentucky Wildcats 60-54 to win the NCAA men's basketball championship. Shabazz Napier scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Huskies while Ryan Boatright added 14 points. James Young tallied 20 points for the Wildcats. The difference came at the free-throw line where Connecticut was 10-for-10 and Kentucky was just 13-for-24. "We always did it together. It was won as a group," UConn Coach Kevin Ollie said. The Huskies never trailed in the game as Napier, the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four, hit key baskets any time the Wildcats got close. Kentucky drew to within one point on three occasions, the final time with 8:13 remaining in the game. But Napier, a senior who was on the 2011 UConn national championship team, drilled a three-pointer.
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UConn wins its fourth title since 1999 and the first under Coach Kevin Ollie
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The Huskies made all their free throws while the Wildcats missed 11
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Shabazz Napier was named the Most Outstanding Player in the Final Four
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He had 22 points in the final and made key baskets to deter potential Kentucky rallies

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Question: @placeholder will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.


(CNN) -- It's Halloween, and I'm here to tell you to scare your kids fearlessly. It's good for them. First, a story. Early last summer, my 9-year-old daughter and I took a trip to Hershey Park. Casey loves roller coasters (we first tackled Great Adventure's Nitro and its blinding 80-mph speed when she was 4). But vertical plunges? No. That day I repeatedly asked her whether she'd like to try Fahrenheit, a coaster that (egad) ascends 121 feet before plummeting down a (double egad) 97-degree drop. She'd shake her head, "No." Once she overcame the fear and took the plunge, I thought, genuine euphoria would ensue. Finally, I made an offer.
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Jeff Pearlman: Daughter feared roller coaster, rode it, loved it. Same with Halloween scares
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He says parents should let their kids get a little terrified at Halloween. It's good for them
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Parents should support, explain, use heads on appropriateness but not overly shield
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Pearlman: Kids can confront fear, emerge feeling proud, brave. We coddle too much

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By Katie Nicholl The Duchess of Cambridge will use the Royal tour of New Zealand and Australia to champion the cause closest to her heart – the children’s hospice movement. The Duchess is its most high-profile ambassador and she plans to use the tour, which starts tomorrow, to highlight the importance of palliative care for sick children. It’s a movement that’s hardly recognised in Australia, where there are just two children’s hospices. Sources close to Kate say her visits to Rainbow Place in Hamilton, New Zealand, and Bear Cottage in Manly, a suburb of Sydney, mark a decisive new step in her philanthropic work, as well as a touching acknowledgement of the mother-in-law she never met.
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The Duchess of Cambridge will visit two children's hospices during the tour
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Kate is already known for her work to raise awareness of hospices
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Supporting sick children was also a cause close to Princess Diana's heart
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The tour will be Prince George's first extended trip with his parents
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Diana's tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1983 made her a global celebrity

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Question: ‘@placeholder’s visit will showcase to Australia and the world that children’s hospices are happy places, filled with love, care and positive memories.’


New York (CNN) -- A New York man accused in an alleged terrorist plot pleaded guilty Thursday to lying to federal agents. Ahmad Wais Afzali, a Muslim cleric and funeral director from the New York borough of Queens, was one of the first people charged in what authorities have described as a plot to detonate bombs on New York subways. Afzali was accused of lying about whether he tipped off suspect Najibullah Zazi that the FBI had been asking questions about his activities. Zazi subsequently pleaded guilty to conspiring to detonate explosives in the United States. On Thursday, Afzali told the court that police had asked him to help provide information about Zazi and two other suspects, Adis Medujanian, and Zarein Ahmedzay. He said he knew Zazi and Medujanian fairly well from when they were teenagers and attended his mosque for prayers and to play volleyball.
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Ahmad Wais Afzali admits that he lied about alerting bomb suspect to investigation
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The Muslim cleric says he lied about warning Najibullah Zazi "to protect myself"
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Plea deal recommends zero to six months, immediate deportation after time served
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Zazi has pleaded guilty in plot to detonate bombs on New York subways

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By Marie-louise Olson PUBLISHED: 16:49 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:49 EST, 11 November 2013 Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is still rejecting calls for his resignation saying on Monday in his first public appearance since he admitted to smoking crack cocaine that he is ‘not going anywhere’. The embattled politician, who made the appearance at the city’s Remembrance Day ceremony in front of Old City Hall, was greeted with a mixture of light applause and booing when he made his speech to a crowd huddled under umbrellas. Ford admitted smoking crack cocaine last week in a ‘drunken stupor’, despite at first denying he had taken the drug.
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Mayor Rob Ford made his first public appearance on Monday since he admitted smoking crack cocaine
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His speech at Toronto's Remembrance Day service garnered some heckling from the crowd
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He allegedly told supporters he is 'not going anywhere'
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Allegations that the Canadian mayor had been caught on camera puffing on a crack pipe first surfaced in May, sparking a surveillance investigation
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He finally admitted to taking the drug last week after police confirmed they had obtained a copy of the video

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Thomas Eric Duncan left Africa for the United States, by official accounts, a healthy man. But within days after his arrival in Texas, things changed for him, for the worst. So who is Duncan, besides the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States? When did he start to feel sick, and what happened to him next? And who did he come in contact with, in the meantime? Your #EbolaQandA questions answered Who is Thomas Eric Duncan? He is a 42-year-old Liberian citizen, said a friend who knows him well but asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of his case. Duncan's Facebook page indicates that he's from the Liberian capital of Monrovia, where he attended E. Jonathan Goodridge High School.
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United Airlines is reaching out to passengers on flights with the patient
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Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, is the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States
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Duncan had a fever, was vomiting when he went to a hospital; he was sent home
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Liberian man was admitted to the same Dallas hospital, isolated days later

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Question: Citing the woman's parents and Duncan's neighbors in Monrovia, Liberia, the newspaper said Duncan had helped carry the ailing woman home after a hospital turned her away because there wasn't enough space in its @placeholder treatment ward.


Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- Hundreds of anti-government protesters marched toward a presidential palace in Yemen on Sunday, calling for regime change in the Middle Eastern country. Some of them chanted, "First Mubarak, now Ali," referring to Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh and Hosni Mubarak, who recently resigned as president of Egypt after nearly 30 years in power. Security forces put up a barbed wire barricade and blocked the protesters' path about two miles from the palace. At that point, the situation intensified as protesters turned away and attempted to reach the palace through side streets. Clashes between protesters and police were reported by witnesses.
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Clashes reported between protesters and police
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President delays visit to the United States
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Government forces set up a barbed wire barricade to block protesters
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Echoes of Egypt's revolution have resonated across the region

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The drive from Tallinn to Auvere in North-Eastern Estonia was long and dark. The winter sun had yet to rise and we saw little of the outside world from our misty car windows. But as we arrived at Narva, Estonia's border with Russia, a picture began to form of the economic strength of this region. In front of us, swaths of land were being bitten into and scooped up by colossal Soviet diggers. That's because underneath this grey-brown land is a soft-brown sedimentary rock that is rich in oil. But unlike shale oil and shale gas which is drilled and often associated with fracking, oil shale is found in rocks just 30 metres underground.
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Estonia is using oil shale to generate energy. Oil shale is found in rocks just 30 metres underground
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Oil shale industry contributes approximately 4% of Estonia's GDP. 90% of the power produced in Estonia is made of oil shale.
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18 million tonnes are mined of oil shale every year-that in Auvere in North-Eastern Estonia.

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Before Susan Boyle came along and gave nearly everyone in the world goosebumps, there was Paul Potts. Paul Potts zoomed to fame thanks to his win on "Britain's Got Talent" two years ago. The winner of the TV program "Britain's Got Talent" in 2007, Potts recalls the butterflies he felt in the lead-up to his audition. "I'm not really sure what made me walk on the stage in the end," he says. "It did feel like I was walking under my own motion. Especially going out in front of Simon Cowell. I've always respected him for his honesty. I just didn't want to be on the receiving end of it."
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Paul Potts won "Britain's Got Talent" two years ago
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Potts has understanding of what current sensation Susan Boyle is going through
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Potts forgave bullies: "There's nothing to forgive. It's in the past"
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New Potts album is "Passione," collection of tracks sung in Italian

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(CNN) -- Arsenal scored three late goals to beat Norwich City 3-1 at the Emirates on Saturday and move up to third in the English Premier League. The Gunners went behind to a Michael Turner header in the 56th minute and looked to be heading towards defeat with five minutes left on the clock. But in a remarkable turnaround, Arsene Wenger's side scored three goals in seven minutes to steal all three points. Mikel Arteta began the fightback, scoring from the penalty spot in the 85th after Kei Kamara was adjudged to have brought down Olivier Giroud. It was Giroud who gave Arsenal the lead three minutes later touching in Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's cross to send home fans delirious.
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Arsenal beat Norwich 3-1 to go third in English Premier League
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Gunners trailing with five minutes to go but three late goals seal victory
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Everton maintain push for Champions League spot with a 2-0 over QPR
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Wigan reach FA Cup final for first time in 81-year history

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UPDATED: 09:46 EST, 7 December 2011 The storm around the 'Carrier IQ' software used in US mobile phones has led US Senators to question the company, lawsuits, and questions over how many handsets carry the monitoring software - and what exactly it does Spyware researcher Trevor Eckhart showed off a video this week demonstrating that 'Carrier IQ' - software buried deep within the operating systems of American mobiles to provide mobile carriers with information - might be snooping a little more than it should. Eckhart's demonstration showed the software 'reading' the contents of text messages and web browsing on an HTC Android phone, and transmitting the information.
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U.S. senator asks company to clarify 'deeply troubling' allegations
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Lawsuit for privacy violation filed in Illinois
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Nokia, BlackBerry, Apple distance themselves
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'Carrier IQ' claims it does not 'record' information
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By Martyn Halle PUBLISHED: 17:00 EST, 9 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 9 March 2013 Two skin cancer drugs previously denied to NHS patients are now saving lives after finally getting the green light from the Government’s drugs rationing body. Yervoy and Zelboraf have been approved by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence – which initially said they were too expensive – and are now being offered to patients whose tumours have spread to other parts of the body. This once meant almost certain death. The drugs are being hailed as one of the biggest breakthroughs in treating advanced malignant melanoma in three decades.
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Drugs Yervoy and Zelboraf given NHS approval
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Initially considered too expensive for NHS patients
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Biggest break in skin cancer treatment in 30 years

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(CNN) -- It's called the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment, and weeks before authorities say he got on a plane with a bomb, Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab was in it. The vast government databank, known as TIDE, is administered by the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center. It contains information about hundreds of thousands of people, the majority of them foreign nationals, who are suspected of having terrorist leanings. An FBI official said AbdulMutallab was included in TIDE after his father warned the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria of his son's hard-line beliefs and possible ties to militant Islamists. To understand how he could have been under the government's scrutiny and still make it onto a U.S.-bound plane with an explosive, you have to understand the way the government's watch list system works. TIDE is just the start.
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Father's warning prompted man's inclusion in FBI database
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Suspect then could not be added to TSA lists

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PUBLISHED: 06:30 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 23 December 2013 A plasterer was kicked to death while shopping with his girlfriend's nephew in a row over 'petty name calling'. Jonathan Fitchett, 22, was chased across a car park outside a JD Sports store in Prescot, Merseyside, and then subjected to a 'barrage of punches and kicks' while shopping for a football. As he lay dying on the ground one of the killers boasted 'That’s how you knock someone out lad' and walked away, a court heard. Jonathan Fitchett, 22, was chased across a car park outside a JD Sports store and then subjected to a 'barrage of punches'  while shopping for a football in Prescot, Merseyside
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Jonathan Fitchett, 22, was chased across a car park outside a JD Sports store in Prescot
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Subjected to 'barrage of punches and kicks' while shopping for football
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Had a petty long-running feud with attackers that started after he called one of them 'a muppet'
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One of the killers boasted: 'That’s how you knock someone out lad'
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Fitchett was taken to hospital but died next day from a brain haemorrhage
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Gerard Childs and Stephen Price jailed for life after being convicted of murder

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Records are there to be broken, and that again has proven to be the case during a stellar sporting 2014. This year has provided major sporting events such as the World Cup, the Winter Olympics, the Commonwealth Games and the Ryder Cup - all of which have produced historic moments. Below, Sportsmail's reviews the sporting calendar in numbers from the biggest achievements to the unwanted demises. WORLD CUP 171 - The number of goals scored at the World Cup in Brazil. That’s the joint-highest number ever scored at the tournament, level with the 1998 edition in France. 1 - England’s single point in Brazil was their lowest ever total in a World Cup group stage. It was the first time they had been knocked out at the group stage since 1958.
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England recorded their lowest ever total in a World Cup group stage
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Germany's 7-1 semi-final win against Brazil is the biggest-ever victory in the history of the tournament at that stage
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1,052 goals were scored in the Premier League last season
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Rory McIlroy won £6,272,648.38 in prize money during a stellar 2014
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Rafael Nadal won a record-breaking ninth French Open title

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A Marine veteran jailed in a dangerous area of Mexico for carrying a gun across the border was expected to be released today, his lawyer said. The Mexican attorney general's office told U.S. Senator Bill Nelson about the pending release after Nelson's office got word from the mother of Jon Hammar. 'No American should be in a Mexican jail for five months without being able to have his case in front of a judge,' Senator Nelson said. 'We're grateful, this is a good Christmas present.' Hammar's attorney Eddie Varon Levy said he was flying on Friday from Mexico City to Matamoros to pick his client up.
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Hammar, 27, was arrested in August for carrying an antique rifle that had belonged to his great-grandfather
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Hammar, a Marine, had served in Iraq and Afghanistan
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He was suffering from PTSD after the death of a fellow Marine in Fallujah

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By Richard Hartley-parkinson PUBLISHED: 10:41 EST, 20 April 2012 | UPDATED: 11:11 EST, 20 April 2012 Lets hope the real event is a little bit more exciting and attracts bigger crowd. A full dress rehearsal for the London 2012 Olympics torch relay got under way today - but only handfuls of people turned out to watch the spectacle and there wasn't even a flame on the torch. Some 122 participants from Leicestershire were acting as torchbearers during the only full operational dummy run of a single day of the relay. Torchbearer Jasmine Vanmali sets off with the torch during a rehearsal from the National Space Centre in Leicester
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Real Olympic torch will arrive at Land's End in Cornwall on May 18
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Today's test run took in the Leicester to Peterborough section of the route
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The actual Olympic flame will pass through 1,018 places in the UK and Dublin

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The England World Cup squad were sent off with a smile on their faces today after a comedian tried to board their plane masquerading as a member of the team. Dressed in a shiny, grey suit and with gelled hair, Simon Brodkin - best known for his comic creation Lee Nelson - pushed past the security guards and attempted to join the squad today as they flew from Luton Airport to Miami for the start of their World Cup training. The players, including Steven Gerrard, looked on in bemusement as Brodkin, who was in the guise of footballer Jason Bent, a fictitious character from his BBC Three series Lee Nelson's Well Funny People, shuffled into their midst.
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Simon Brodkin, best known for character Lee Nelson, seen at Luton Airport
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He pushed past the security guards and attempted to join the squad
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Was dressed as footballer Jason Bent, a character from his BBC series
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Players, including Steven Gerrard, looked on and giggled as he was led away

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Click here to read Martin Samuel's match report from Belo Horizonte Luiz Felipe Scolari apologised to the people of Brazil after they were humiliated 7-1 in the World Cup semi-final by Germany. Brazil were 5-0 down at half-time after Thomas Muller, Miroslav Klose, Toni Kroos (2) and Sami Khedira scored in a remarkable 18 minute spell. Andre Schurrle added two more after the break and Brazilian forward Oscar responded in the final minute as the host nation were booed off the field. This is Brazil’s first competitive defeat at home in 63 matches and their first on home soil since a loss to Peru in the Copa America in 1975.
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Goals from Thomas Muller, Miroslav Klose, Sami Khedira and braces from Toni Kroos and Andre Schurrle send Germany through to World Cup final
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Oscar scores consolation goal in injury time for hosts Brazil
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Klose breaks all-time goal-scoring record with 16th World Cup strike
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Germany inflict biggest ever World Cup semi-final defeat on Brazil
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Scolari says he doesn't 'owe anything to anyone', despite drubbing

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(CNN) -- While UK politicians seek to distance themselves from Europe's troubled continent, rail operators are doing their best to bridge the gap. The Channel Tunnel -- a favored travel route for those flitting between London and Paris -- is expanding its reach into mainland Europe by opening its doors to Deutsche Bahn. The German operator's access to the Channel Tunnel upsets the monopoly held on the route by high speed train operator Eurostar since 2004, and will boost traffic by 4 million passengers. Read more: Pampering cows the Wagyu way Jacques Gounon, chief executive of Eurotunnel -- the company that operates the Channel Tunnel -- told CNN the company was recovering from the crisis, when traffic fell by 20%.
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Eurotunnel shuttles 400 trains a day through the Channel Tunnel on average
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Gounon said the company negotiated with Britain and France to expand its footprint
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Last year, the Paris-based company launched a ferry service called MyFerryLink for large vehicles and passengers

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By Mark Duell Last updated at 5:11 PM on 18th September 2011 Shoppers will soon be heading out to their local stores expecting to buy their jack-o'-lanterns ready for Halloween next month. But the U.S. Northeast is facing a shortage this year after Hurricane Irene destroyed hundreds of pumpkin patches across the region. Wholesale prices have doubled in some places as farmers nurse their surviving pumpkin plants toward a late harvest. Search: Logan Diebold picks out a pumpkin to carve for Halloween at the Great Pumpkin Farm in New York. Wholesale process in the region have doubled Some farmers are even trying to buy pumpkins from other regions to cover orders, after the storm’s impact on crops last month.
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Wholesale prices have doubled in some parts of U.S.
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Some farmers buying pumpkins from other regions
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20,000 crops washed away at one New York farm

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(CNN) -- She was dubbed "The Assassin" after winning gold at the London 2012 Olympics, but Kaori Matsumoto prefers to be known as "Beast." Her coach, however, says she is more like Peter Pan -- and the judo star herself claims she once saw a fairy like Tinker Bell. A self-confessed lover of junk food, Matsumoto is far from your average athlete -- and she is breaking new ground in a most traditional sport that was founded in her native Japan in the late 1800s. "No-one like her has won the Olympics before," Harumi Nakahashi, Matsumoto's coach at the Four Leaf Japan Judo Club, told CNN's Human to Hero series.
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Kaori Matsumoto is the first Japanese woman judoka to win Olympic gold in 57 kg division
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She was the only member of Japan's judo team to claim a title at London 2012
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One of her coaches describes her as being "like Peter Pan, with a heart of a young boy"
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Matsumoto is known for fighting with her "wild" spirit rather than technique

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By Emma Innes and James Nye PUBLISHED: 11:05 EST, 13 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:33 EST, 13 August 2013 Britain's E.L. James, author of the best-selling 'mommy porn' Fifty Shades of Grey erotic novels, has made it onto the Forbes list of the world's top-earning authors - landing in first place. James, a former television executive, surpassed regulars on the list, including James Patterson, Danielle Steel and Stephen King, with estimated earnings of $95 million in the year to June 2013, thanks to the titillating trilogy. 'The e-book format was a key factor, giving readers an easy way to purchase sex-filled sequels - and a discreet way to read them in public,' according to Forbes.com.
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E.L. James, the writer of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" series of erotic novels, has made it to No.1 on the Forbes list of the world's top-earning authors
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Obama administration is giving General Motors 60 days worth of financing for restructuring, according to senior administration officials. General Motors' Rick Wagoner, CEO of the company since 2000, is on his way out, sources say. Chrysler will receive as much as $6 billion and 30 days to complete an agreement with Italian automaker Fiat, the officials said. Meanwhile, White House and GM sources told CNN Sunday that GM Chief Executive Rick Wagoner will resign as part of the federal government's bailout strategy for the troubled automaker. Wagoner's departure comes as President Obama is expected to announce Monday the latest details of the government's plans for restructuring GM and Chrysler LLC, which have been pushed to the brink by huge losses and a sharp decline in sales.
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Departure of General Motors' CEO part of government's bailout strategy, sources say
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GM official: White House signaled that "new leadership" was key to more aid
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Officials: GM to get 60 days of financing; Chrysler could get $6 billion
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GM, Chrysler were told to prove viability to Treasury Department by Tuesday

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Question: @placeholder has repeatedly spoken about the importance of saving the struggling auto industry, and on March 19, the Treasury Department announced $5 billion in federal help for GM's and Chrysler's auto parts suppliers.

Question: Obama has repeatedly spoken about the importance of saving the struggling auto industry, and on March 19, the Treasury Department announced $5 billion in federal help for @placeholder's and Chrysler's auto parts suppliers.


(CNN Student News) -- October 29, 2009 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Peshawar, Pakistan • Washington, D.C. • Kennedy Space Center Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. MANDY CARRANZA, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Today marks a milestone for the stock market, one that most people probably don't want to celebrate. We'll explain why in a bit. Hi, everyone. Sitting in for Carl Azuz, I'm Mandy Carranza. First Up: Peshawar Blast CARRANZA: First up, officials in Pakistan are speaking out against the most violent attack to strike the country this year. It happened yesterday in the city of Peshawar, when a car bomb exploded in a busy marketplace that's popular with women. More than a hundred people were killed by the blast and at least 200 others were injured. The bomb sparked fires that quickly spread through nearby fabric stores.
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Hear one official's challenge to militants after violent attacks in Pakistan
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Launch into the details of NASA's new space program and its Ares rocket
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Look back at a day that many point to as the start of the Great Depression
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

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By Mail On Sunday Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:14 EST, 9 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:36 EST, 9 November 2013 Defence chiefs spent £28 million of taxpayers' cash last year on an army of private lawyers to fight legal claims against the military. The rise of human rights legislation and the number of cases being brought means cash which should pay for weapons and equipment is going to lawyers. Defence Minister Anna Soubry revealed the amount spent on external lawyers in the Treasury Solicitors Department, barristers and private legal work. Defence Minister Anna Soubry, left, revealed the MoD spent at least £28 million fighting legal claims last year
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There has been a rise in cases put down partly to human rights legislation
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Costs could be far higher because they do not count individual services
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MoD employs 190 lawyers and uses several others privately, the most ever

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(CNN) -- As many as 10,000 albinos are in hiding in east Africa over fears that they will be dismembered and their body parts sold to witchdoctors, the Red Cross said in a recent report. The killings of albinos in Burundi and Tanzania, who are targeted because their body parts are believed to have special powers, have sparked fears among the population in the two countries, the report said. Body parts of albinos are sought in some regions of Africa because they are believed to bring wealth and good luck. Attackers chop off limbs and pluck out organs to sell to dealers, who in turn sell them to witchdoctors.
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About 10,000 albinos in hiding in east Africa over fears they will be dismembered
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Albinos have been killed in Burundi and Tanzania because their body parts are believed to have special powers
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Tanzanian government officials mobilizing police to help embattled population

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Question: So far, seven people have been sentenced to death for the killing of more than 50 @placeholder albinos, including children, in the past two years, Haule said.


(CNN) -- Mitt Romney suspended his bid for the Republican presidential nomination Thursday, saying if he continued it would "forestall the launch of a national campaign and be making it easier for Senator Clinton or Obama to win." "In this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign be a part of aiding a surrender to terror. This is not an easy decision. I hate to lose," the former Massachusetts governor said. "If this were only about me, I'd go on. But it's never been only about me. I entered this race because I love America, and because I love America, in this time of war I feel I have to now stand aside for our party and for our country."
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Romney: "I cannot let my campaign be a part of aiding a surrender to terror"
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GOP hopeful won 286 delegates through the Super Tuesday contests
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Primaries are a killing field, says CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider
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John McCain locks in front-runner position

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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders might not be a member of the Democratic Party, but the independent senator from Vermont is openly considering a run at the party's presidential nomination -- and that might not be a problem after all. According to a Democratic National Committee aide, Sanders would not have a problem getting on Democratic primary and caucus ballots because the current party rules do not call for presidential candidates to be registered members of the party. The DNC defines a presidential candidate as someone who "has accrued delegates in the nominating process and plans to seek the nomination, has established substantial support for his or her nomination as the Democratic candidate for the Office of the President of the United States, is a bona fide Democrat whose record of public service, accomplishment, public writings and/or public statements affirmatively demonstrates that he or she is faithful to the interests, welfare and success of the Democratic Party of the United States, and will participate in the Convention in good faith."
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A Democratic National Committee aide says the fact Bernie Sanders isn't a registered Democrat might not be a presidential problem for him
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The party defines "bona fide Democrats" as someone "whose record of public service, accomplishment, public writings" comport with the party
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Sanders has been an independent since the 1980s, but has caucused with the Democrats since coming to Congress in 1991

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When Omar left home in 2013, his parents thought he was going to help out at a refugee camp for the victims of Syria's brutal civil war. But the soft-spoken Danish student wasn't on a humanitarian mission -- he had joined the ranks of a jihadist brigade fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. But Omar -- whose name has been changed to conceal his identity -- soon realized that what he was seeing on the battlefield was different from what he thought he'd signed up for. "The place I was in, there was some chaos between different groups and there was violence between different groups," Omar, who is in his early twenties, told CNN. "I went there to fight Bashar al-Assad and not to fight other Islamic groups."
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Denmark has unveiled a controversial de-radicalization program for jihadis returning from Syria
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The program offers some returning foreign fighters social support without the threat of jail time
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Denmark has one of the highest proportions of citizens leaving for Syria in Europe
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Danish program lies in stark contrast to UK's more punitive approach to returning fighters

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Question: El-Saadi said that jihadis returning to Denmark were probably turned off by the infighting between the various Muslim groups battling for control of @placeholder, or that they simply wanted to return to a more normal life of school and work.


(CNN) -- A South Korean navy ship sank in the Yellow Sea near North Korea late Friday, and the navy shot at an unidentified ship toward the north, according to reports quoting South Korean government officials. Yon-hap News Agency quoted Navy officials saying Friday that a ship carrying 104 crew members sank off the Seoul-controlled island of Baengnyeong in a flashpoint maritime border area between the Koreas. The 1,500-ton Cheonan went down at 9:45 p.m. near the island, but the cause of the incident was not immediately known, the officials said. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak ordered a "quick and thorough" investigation Saturday into what caused the ship to sink, keeping in mind "all possibilities," his office said, according to Yonhap.
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NEW: South Korean president orders "quick and thorough" investigation
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Korean media reports 58 of 104 crew members rescued
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Navy fired on an unidentified ship toward the north, Yonhap reports
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Seoul government says it isn't clear if a North Korean vessel was involved in the incident

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(Mental Floss) -- Since the dawn of time, people have found nifty ways to clean up after the bathroom act. The most common solution was simply to grab what was at hand: coconuts, shells, snow, moss, hay, leaves, grass, corncobs, sheep's wool -- and, later, thanks to the printing press -- newspapers, magazines, and pages of books. The average American uses 57 squares a day and 50 pounds of toilet paper per year. The ancient Greeks used clay and stone; the Romans, sponges and salt water. But the idea of a commercial product designed solely to wipe one's bum? That started about 150 years ago, right here in the U.S.A. In less than a century, Uncle Sam's marketing genius turned something disposable into something indispensable.
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Ancient Greeks used clay,stone; Romans, sponges and salt water as toilet paper
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U.S. man designs aloe-infused sheets of manila hemp  in 1857
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Johnny Carson joked about toilet paper shortage, people bought out stores
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U.S. buys $6 billion of toilet tissue annually -- more than any other nation

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(CNN) -- If we can put a man on the moon ... I see it every day, the wonderment in the eyes of young children as they walk into the museum. They marvel at the pockmarked Apollo 11 command module or the shininess of the Apollo lunar module or the massive scale of the Space Shuttle Discovery. For them, nearly five decades later, anything is still possible. Forty-five years after the crew of Apollo 11 landed on the moon, millennials have now reached adulthood -- just as the baby boomers did in the 1960s -- and their kids still see hope in the stars.
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Gen. J.R. "Jack" Dailey says, 45 years after the first moonwalk, the allure of space is still strong
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The Air and Space Museum is home to Neil Armstrong's spacesuit
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Dailey: For many children and grown-ups, the moon landing represented infinite potential

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(CNN) -- In the glitz and glamor world of Formula One, image is everything. The leading teams such as Ferrari and McLaren have built formidable reputations off the back of on-track excellence. Another constructor with a similarly lofty reputation is Lotus, a team which has origins dating back to a car made by Briton Colin Chapman which first raced in 1948. Lotus went on to win six drivers' championships and seven constructors' titles before withdrawing from the elite division of motorsport in 1994 after entering administration. The opportunity to reintroduce such an historic name into F1 was one not be missed for a businessman looking to put a car on the track.
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Two Formula One teams have fought over the Lotus name in recent years
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Lotus won seven constructors' titles and six drivers' crowns before withdrawing in 1994
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Malaysian Tony Fernandes reintroduced the Lotus name with 'Team Lotus' in 2010
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Renault have been rebranded as Lotus for 2012, while Team Lotus are now Caterham

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"If you can't eliminate injustice, at least tell everyone about it." The Persian proverb opens a book about the Iranian revolution by Shirin Ebadi, a human rights lawyer who became the first Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003. But there could not be a more appropriate line to sum up Ebadi's own life. "I am always being faithful to this motto," she said Friday from Minneapolis, in the midst of an eight-city speaking tour in the United States. "And that's why I travel all the time and talk about it." Forced from her homeland in 2009, after Tehran's crackdown on post-election protesters, Ebadi has lived in Britain and America. She said she has spent too many nights alone in hotel rooms, fearing for the lives of her husband and sister who were jailed and beaten. And, for her own safety.
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Shirin Ebadi was Iran's first female judge but was stripped of her job after the revolution
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She warns that women may not gain from changes sweeping the Arab world
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She won the Nobel Peace Prize for her human rights work in the Islamic republic
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She says Bashar al-Assad's ouster in Syria could accelerate change in Iran

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