TROY, Michigan (CNN) -- Thousands of screaming teenage girls waving "We love Cody Simpson" posters didn't pack a mall outside Detroit just to hear the Australian-born teen singer perform over the weekend. They also were there to support the recently launched anti-bullying campaign called Defeat the Label. Celebrities Miley Cyrus and Paula Abdul also are supporting the initiative, which is encouraging kids to speak out against bullying and put a stop to name calling, hateful Facebook and Twitter posts and actions that hurt feelings, incite depression and possibly drive some kids to end their lives. About 3,000 teens, children, parents and shoppers filled three floors of Somerset Mall for the free concert. Fans received florescent cards stamped with the words "dork," "weird," "odd" and "nerd" and tore them up when Simpson instructed everyone to destroy the stereotypes.
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Singer Cody Simpson is urging teen fans to stand up to stop bullying
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He gave a free concert to kick off Defeat the Label campaign
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Ken Kragen wants students across the U.S. to stand up on May 4, 2012

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Palmer United's Jacqui Lambie wants members of radical Islamic groups to be stripped of their right to vote and deported in a bid to combat home-grown terrorists. Prime Minister Tony Abbott is 'turning a blind eye' to the real threat of terrorists in our own backyard, as he sends our troops to fight them overseas, Senator Lambie says. If Islamic leaders who preach violence and allegiance to anti-democratic foreign powers are not allowed to stand for the Australian parliament, the next step should be introducing laws that mean such leaders are stripped of their citizenship and their right to vote, she said.
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Senator Lacquie Lambie wants members of radical Islamic groups to be stripped of their right to vote
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She says Prime Minister Tony Abbott is 'turning a blind eye' to the real threat of terrorists
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'The first thing we should ensure is that they don't receive any government funds or entitlements, don't have the right to vote and are deported'
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It come after a spate of controversial Muslim comments from Ms Lambie

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Beijing (CNN) -- "Across the Great Wall we can reach every corner of the world," read the header of the first email sent from China back in 1987. Two Chinese scientists sent it to their German counterparts through an "email node," a rudimentary system used to send emails at that time. Their hyperbole aside, they probably didn't realize that the rare connection could foretell a digital revolution. That came on April 20, 1994, when geeks at the Institute of High Energy Physics at China's Academy of Sciences built the first cable connection to the World Wide Web via facilities based at Stanford University's Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC).
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April 20, 2014 marked the 20th anniversary of the Chinese Internet
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Internet penetration will change the way people find a spouse, buy real estate, invest savings
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A thriving IT industry with distinct Chinese characteristics continues to boom

Question: A sophisticated system enables @placeholder "Internet police" to filter or delete online content that authorities dislike.


(CNN) -- Remember the time United Airlines broke a guitar? Dave Carroll does. He's the musician who three years ago turned his misfortune into an Internet sensation. His video, "United Breaks Guitars," got a million views in just four days and prompted the airline to offer him compensation. But despite struggling with the airline for months, Carroll turned down the money because he wanted something bigger: he wanted to reform the system. Carroll is not the first angry customer to take his complaints online. Rants abound on video sharing sites; many feature nothing more than the offended party on a webcam spinning a tale of woe. That's what made Carroll's video stand out. The Canadian crooner spent seven months putting together a song and video. His real time and real talent combined to make something that people could really enjoy.
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Meredith and Ken Williams made a video in exasperation after home loan delays
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Dave Carroll's song about an airline breaking his guitar became a Web sensation
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Carroll advises that complaint videos be light on vitriol, heavy on facts
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HLN's Clark Howard says the videos should be funny and infuriating at the same time

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(CNN) -- Frustrated Australia captain Ricky Ponting was fined for arguing with the umpires as England took complete control of the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne on Monday thanks to Jonathan Trott's century. Ponting, who faces the prospect of becoming the first skipper from his country to loses three Ashes series since 1890, was furious after having a video replay decision turned down. The 36-year-old called for a referral after England batsman Kevin Pietersen was ruled not to have edged a delivery from Ryan Harris to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin. Video replays and sound technology showed no contact with the bat, but Ponting nonetheless remonstrated with umpires Aleem Dar and Tony Hill.
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England lead Australia by 346 runs with five first-innings wickets remaining
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting fined after arguing with umpires over decision
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He faces the prospect of an embarrassing third Ashes series defeat as skipper
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Jonathan Trott ends second day unbeaten on 141 after adding 158 with Matt Prior

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(CNN) -- Imagine taking the best characters and elements of your favorite fictional universe and weaving them into a new story that captures the imagination of fans. In the dark, cinematic "Batman: Arkham Asylum," Batman must escape from a spooky psychiatric hospital. That's what Emmy-winning TV writer Paul Dini did in creating "Batman: Arkham Asylum," a video game coming out in late August. Buzz is building online for the dark, cinematic game, which reimagines a brooding Batman and his most notorious nemesis, the Joker, for an experience that's reminiscent of "The Dark Knight" blockbuster movie. You want mayhem, insanity and brutality? Get ready for all of it.
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Online buzz is strong for upcoming "Batman: Arkham Asylum" video game
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Lead writer Paul Dini and others discuss the game at Comic-Con this weekend
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The game reunites a brooding Batman and his most notorious nemesis, the Joker
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There's no movie or comic tie-in to follow, so Dini could create an original story

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Kim Kardashian's got one of the biggest bottoms in show business, but fitness guru Jen Selter is trying to her best to outdo her. The 20-year-old New Yorker, who famously convinced Barbara Walters to do squats on live TV earlier this year, has amassed almost three million Instagram followers after posting daily poses of herself working out in tight-fitting gym gear - her shapely derriere being the primary focus. In a picture posted on Monday her hourglass silhouette is captured from the side as she climbs into the pool wearing a tiny bikini to do some laps. Scroll down for video
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The 20-year-old New Yorker became an internet hit after posting photos of her workout and yoga sessions to Instagram
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She counts Rihanna and sports stars among her followers

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Hitting back: Mohammed Mattar plans to sue the Home Office after he spent two years awaiting trial An imam accused of conducting almost 600 sham marriages plans to the government for putting him through 'two years of hell' after a Home Office blunder forced prosecutors to drop charges. Mohammed Mattar demanded a personal apology from UK Border Agency chiefs today for 'making a mug' of him after the case against the 62-year-old collapsed. The Egyptian-born bookseller said investigators searched 'every last inch' of his home and an Islamic bookshop he ran in Bayswater, west London, which has since shut down.
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Mohammed Mattar said UK Border Agency had made a 'mug' of him
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He was due to stand trial charged with leading 580 sham marriages
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Mattar, 62, of north London, said: 'It has affected me psychologically'
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He openly admitted performing £100 weddings but said they were legal
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Bookseller demanded apology and said he was glad name was cleared

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Paris (CNN) -- You may have been surprised by the about-face by French President Francois Hollande who -- after initially stressing the need for urgent action on Syria while insisting there was no need to wait for the United Nations inspectors' report on the August 21 attack -- said on Friday that he now wants to wait for their findings. Then, Saturday in Lithuania after four hours of talks with Secretary of State John Kerry, the European Union foreign ministers issued a statement blaming Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the chemical weapons attack, calling it a "blatant violation of international law, a war crime and a crime against humanity" and calling for a "clear and strong" international response.
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Leaders decide they want inspectors' report first
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Officials want signal of backing from U.N.
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It's a sign of European politics

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Read Matt Barlow's match report from the Liberty Stadium here Arsene Wenger threw in the towel on the title race on Sunday evening after watching Arsenal blow another winning position at Swansea. The Gunners surrendered a lead at the Liberty Stadium, with Garry Monk's side scoring twice in three minutes through Gylfi Sigurdsson and Bafetimbi Gomis to turn the game on its head. Alexis Sanchez had put the visitors in front, but they weren't able to hold on for the second time in a week. VIDEO Scroll down for Arsene Wenger: We were in control but let Swansea back in game
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Arsenal lose 2-1 at Liberty Stadium after leading 1-0 with 15 minutes to go
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Gylfi Sigurdsson scores stunning goal before Bafetimbi Gomis wins it
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Arsene Wenger says 'it is difficult to explain' defeat in 'very tactical game'
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The result leaves Wenger's side 12 points off leaders Chelsea

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A player is only considered a World Cup winner if he made an appearance in a winning campaign. There will have been plenty of Arsenal fans cheering on Germany on Sunday evening, attempting to share in the triumph of a World Cup win that seems to edge further away from England's dreams. And rightly so, as the Gunners can now boast more World Cup winners than any other English club after Germany's dramatic 1-0 victory at the Maracana. German trio Mesut Ozil, Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker doubled Arsenal's winners' tally to six, overtaking Manchester United and West Ham. VIDEO Scroll down to watch German players celebrating as they arrive back at hotel
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Arsenal now have six World Cup winners, overtaking West Ham and Man United, who have three
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Mesut Ozil, Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker lifted the trophy at the Maracana
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Cesc Fabregas (2010), Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit (both 1998) are Arsenal's other winners
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Juventus have the most  winners with 22, Bayern Munich have 21
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Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid have just nine each
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Serie A leads the way with 90 winners, followed by the Bundesliga with 64
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The Premier League has just 24 winners, behind the Brazilian, Argentinian and Uruguayan leagues

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In March of last year, Craig Lewis, 55, was dying from a heart condition that caused build-ups of abnormal proteins, and not even a pacemaker could help save his life. But two doctors from the Texas Heart Institute proposed a revolutionary new solution – install a ‘continuous flow’ device that would allow blood to circulate his body without a pulse. Dr Billy Cohn and Dr Bud Frazier installed the device after removing Mr Lewis’ heart. Within a day, the patient was up and speaking with physicians. Scroll down for video Heartless: Craig Lewis, 55, was the first man to have a 'continuous flow' pump to replace his entire heart - and now has no pulse
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Dr Billy Cohn and Dr Bud Frazier from the Texas Heart Institute installed first 'continuous flow' device last March
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Patient Craig Lewis, 55, no longer has a pulse
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Device first tested in calves

Question: Dr @placeholder said it contains ‘a moderate amount’ of homemade materials.


(CNN) -- On June 13, 2009, hundreds of thousands took to the streets in the largest demonstrations seen in Tehran since the Iranian revolution of 1979. They were protesting what many observers said was a rigged presidential election. The regime answered with brutal repression. Security forces admitted 2,000 arrests and some 20 killings. Families of the protesters insisted that the true number of the killed was hundreds more. Through the crisis, President Barack Obama mostly held his tongue. On June 15, he disavowed any intention by the United States to favor one side or the other. He assured Americans that the Iranian government had promised him "that they are going to look into irregularities that have taken place." Only on June 23, after 10 days of arrests, beatings, and killings, did Obama harden his tone.
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David Frum: Time after time, President Barack Obama has ducked foreign policy challenges
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He says the President declined to be forceful on Iran, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela
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Frum: Is Obama projecting U.S. weakness? And is that provoking others to act?

Question: "The reporting we have seen from media sources regarding alleged chemical weapons incidents in Syria has not been consistent with what we believe to be true about the @placeholder chemical weapons program."


(CNN) -- The Super Bowl has gotten so big it's outgrown the trusty old television. Today's fans can enjoy the bloated spectacle on computers, mobile devices, Twitter and more. For most, crowding around a TV with salty snacks, cold beer and good friends is still the classic way to experience America's biggest sports event. Fox has secured exclusive U.S. broadcast rights to the game, with the telecast beginning officially at 6 p.m. ET Sunday, although pre-game coverage will start four hours earlier. Fox is adding a splash of high-tech wizardry to this year's event -- being played outdoors in chilly northern New Jersey -- with infrared cameras that will show the players' body temperatures.
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Super Bowl will be streamed live online free to cable subscribers
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Only Verizon customers can live stream the game on mobile devices
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Social media will provide alternate commentary, jokes

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One of English football’s best-known referees has been censured by the FA for making a racist comment at an officials’ summit. David Elleray, former house-master at Harrow School and the highest-profile official at the start of the Premier League, racially abused Robert McCarthy, who is black and a referee coaching manager for the FA in non-league football, at a referees’ meeting at St George’s Park on June 21. Elleray was heard by a number of people to say to McCarthy: ‘You looked rather tanned’, adding: ‘have you been down a coal mine?’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch some incredible refereeing moments
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David Elleray overheard making offensive comments during a referees' meeting
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Andy Murray will drop to No 10 in the rankings at the end of Wimbledon
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Tim Henman has been reminded of the BBC’s editorial guidelines after plugging a sponsor
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Roger Federer’s entourage at Wimbledon contains a remarkable five nannies

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said: ‘The BBC makes every effort to not give undue prominence to any event sponsors.


By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 06:52 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 11 March 2013 Did you wake up this morning feeling groggy and tired? If so, you are not alone. Chemists have reported a sharp rise in the demand for off-the-shelf sleeping aids. Figures released by online pharmacy, Chemist Direct, show that sales of products such as Nytol, Bach Rescue Remedy Night Spray, and Kalms herbal tablets, rose by 20 per cent in the six months to March, compared to the same period last year, and by 36 per cent compared to September to March 2010-11. Chemists have reported a 20 per cent rise in the demand for off-the-shelf sleeping aids
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Sleep data shows London is the insomnia capital
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Sales of sleeping aids have soared by 20 per cent
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One in five Britons admits to only getting an average of two hours sleep on a Sunday night
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Rise of iPads in bedroom partly explains the problem

Question: London tops the league table of sleepless towns and cities as the insomniac capital of @placeholder.


By Helen Pow and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:27 EST, 10 December 2012 | UPDATED: 15:48 EST, 11 December 2012 In the next salvo of an escalating war between two giants of social media, Twitter has announced new versions of its iOS and Android apps to mimic Instagram-style filters and editing software just one day after the Facebook-owned picture app completely blocked user's ability to embed its photos in tweets. The new Twitter app will allow users to take a pic, crop it, enhance it, run it through one of eight filters, and then share it, all without closing the app.
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New features mimic Instagram's popular photo software
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Twitter users can no longer embed Instagram photos directly into tweets
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Users are instead driven to Instagram's own website
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Move signals a deepening rift after Facebook outbid Twitter to buy Instagram in April

Question: A Twitter spokesman declined to comment at the time of Instagram's announcement, but a status message on Twitter's website confirmed that users are 'experiencing issues,' such as 'cropped images' when viewing Instagram photos on @placeholder.


It doesn't happen often, but when four genuine striking superstars come together for 90 minutes you just have to sit back and enjoy. Lionel Messi, Neymar, Luis Suarez and one Zlatan Ibrahimovic all under the same roof doing battle as Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain faced off. Ibrahimovic, of course, sees himself as the main man in that quartet and rocked up at the Nou Camp ready to dazzle on Wednesday night. Typically, he didn't disappoint. Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrates putting Paris Saint-Germain ahead at the Nou Camp Lionel Messi (right) equalises from close range after good work from former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez
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Barcelona beat Paris St-Germain 3-1 at the Nou Camp on Wednesday
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All four superstars scored on the same night in the Champions League
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave PSG an early lead before the Catalans roared back
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Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez sealed Barca's victory

Question: Even Suarez got in on the act, notching his second in @placeholder colours after Messi unselfishly allow the striker to tap in from six yards.


Tiny Mini weighed was the runt of a litter of six and weighed just 1.3ounces - little more than an egg - when she was born Owner Emma wrapped the Yorkshire terrier-Chihuahua cross in an adapted child's sock to keep her warm By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:18 EST, 13 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 13 November 2012 This is the adorable moment Britain’s dinkiest dog embarked on her first walk despite being too small to fit the littlest of leads. Pocket-sized puppy Mini is just 7ins long and slips out of every shop-bought collar. But owner Emma Williams was determined to let her enjoy a walk like other dogs and had to use the handle end of a lead to keep a rein on her.
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Tiny Mini weighed was the runt of a litter of six and weighed just 1.3ounces - little more than an egg - when she was born
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Owner Emma wrapped the Yorkshire terrier-Chihuahua cross in an adapted child's sock to keep her warm

Question: @placeholder’s walking pace is still as fast as the puppy going at full pelt.


(CNN) -- The defense for Oscar Pistorius used the final day of closing arguments in a South African courtroom Friday to painstakingly go through a time line of the night he killed his girlfriend, revisiting phone records and witness testimony to back his version of events. The second and last day of closing arguments caps months of proceedings that have seen the Olympic sprinter gag, vomit and break down in heaving sobs. The judge will consider her verdict over the next five weeks and announce it next month, she said. Pistorius sent a message to supporters through his Twitter account at the end of court Friday: "Thank you to my loved ones and those that have been there for me, who have picked me up and helped me through everything. "
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Pistorius shot dead his girlfriend Reeva Steencamp on Valentine's Day last year
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Defense attorney alleges the state made mistakes
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Prosecutor calls Olympian an "appalling" witness

Question: Nicknamed "@placeholder" for the bladelike lower-leg prostheses he wears on the track, Pistorius has always admitted that he killed Steenkamp.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A demonstrator died and several U.S. service members and Afghan police were injured as protests over the burning of Qurans at a U.S. military base turned violent Sunday, said officials. The bloodshed in northern Kunduz province came a day after a gunman killed two U.S. military officers inside their office in the highly secured Afghanistan Ministry of Interior -- one of several incidents targeting allied forces after reports emerged last week that NATO troops had burned Muslim holy books at Bagram Airfield. U.S. officials, including President Barack Obama, have apologized for the burning and called it inadvertent. A military official -- speaking on condition of anonymity, given the sensitivity of the issue -- said the materials were from a detainee center's library and had "inscriptions" that appeared to be used to "facilitate extremist communications."
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NEW: Top Afghan officials postpone a visit to Washington, a U.S. spokesman says
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1 dead, U.S. service members and police are wounded when a Sunday protest turns violent
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U.S., France pull their civilians from Afghan ministries after the ministry shooting
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30 have been killed, 200 hurt in unrest stirred by NATO members burning of Qurans

Question: ISAF said that initial reports indicated "an individual" -- whom they did not name -- shot dead two NATO service members, later confirmed by an Afghan police official to be an @placeholder colonel and major.


(CNN) -- A 40-year-old man who allegedly punched and shouted racial slurs at V. Stiviano outside a Manhattan hotel was released on his own recognizance Wednesday as prosecutors investigate possible hate crime charges against him. Dominick Diorio allegedly followed Stiviano -- whose audio recording of Donald Sterling ranting against African-Americans led to his NBA lifetime ban -- from a restaurant to a hotel and taunted her with racial slurs, according to a criminal complaint. When she got into a cab with companions, the complaint said, Diorio "reached through an open taxi window and struck her in the face with his closed fist," causing swelling, redness and pain in her right cheek.
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Suspect in V. Stiviano assault released on his own recognizance
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Dominick Diorio turned himself in to police, NYPD source says, and later was ID'd by Stiviano
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Police had spoken to the Long Island man the night of the alleged attack
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V. Stiviano says two men yelled at and hit her

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Question: @placeholder was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of third-degree assault and prosecutors agreed to his release pending an investigation of hate crime charges.


(CNN) -- The last few years have seen the beginnings of an energy revolution in the U.S. The coming of shale gas and now shale oil has transformed not just its energy outlook, but also the climate change debate. The game has changed: Energy independence, the goal first set by Nixon in the early 1970s, looks like being achievable, at least for the North American continent. The game that has changed has profound implications for energy and climate policy. To date it has been based upon two assumptions: The first is that fossil fuel prices would go ever upward as oil (and gas) production peaked and then declined. That, in turn, meant that energy policy should actively try to increase the security of the supply by increasing domestic energy production. The second was that climate change is best addressed by a top down international climate change agreement, and that within that framework, the U.S. should accept a cap on the amount of carbon it would release into the atmosphere.
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Dieter Helm: America's new abundance of energy is a game changer for the climate
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He says North America could achieve energy independence and is moving away from coal
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Without a real climate policy, U.S. carbon emissions have fallen to lowest level in decades
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Helm: Still needed is for the U.S., other nations to put a price on carbon emissions

Question: So great are the potential oil and gas reserves that already @placeholder is producing most of its energy needs.


(CNN) -- Comedian Jay Leno's plan to hold a free concert for the jobless of Detroit, Michigan, drew criticism from a politician in the city. A Detroit politician believes Jay Leno should change the location of his free show for the city's unemployed. Detroit City Councilwoman Martha Reeves likes the idea, but she said the "Tonight Show" host needs to change the location. "When I heard Jay Leno say Detroit is one of his favorite places and he's going to do a free concert for the people laid off, to people who don't have any money right now, given the economic state we're all in, I was elated," Reeves said. "Then he said Auburn Hills... and that's not Detroit."
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Detroit councilwoman says Jay Leno should change concert location
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Comedian plans to perform free show in Auburn Hills, a well-to-do suburb
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Martha Reeves' suggestions: Ford Field, Cobo Hall,  the Fox Theater
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Free tickets for the show will be given out beginning Monday at 10 a.m.

Question: "I thought I might try to get a word to him that we have a Ford Field, we have a @placeholder, we have wonderful theaters here, the Fox Theater," Reeves said.


Greenville, South Carolina (CNN) -- Lauren Zanardelli and Graham Foster are the kind of customers the government needs to make Obamacare work. The chefs own and operate a bright orange hipster magnet called the Neue Southern Food Truck. The farm-to-table vehicle stands out in Greenville, South Carolina, even among the new gastropubs that dot the city's charming Main Street. Today Zanardelli and Foster are zooming around their rented kitchen on the edge of town, preparing deep-fried Brussels sprouts, Ramen with seaweed and pumpkin sweet rolls. They won't have time after their 12-hour work day to explore the new health insurance marketplaces that opened this morning, but they look forward to seeing what Obamacare can offer them.
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Insurance companies will save money on young to help pay for older, sicker population
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Under Obamacare, companies can no longer deny people with pre-existing conditions
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South Carolina ranks near the bottom in the nation when it comes to access to care
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State has refused to expand Medicaid and has not set up its own health care marketplace

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(CNN) -- Who takes the cake: New York or L.A.? As part of our Destination USA project pitting rival cities against each other, New York beat Los Angeles in our completely unscientific poll, gaining 52% of the approximately 7,000 votes cast, compared with L.A.'s 48%. But Angelenos walloped New York in enthusiastic support for their city, sharing our Los Angeles lover's column on L.A.'s virtues more than 30,000 times on Facebook, compared with 1,400 endorsements for our transplanted New Yorker's love letter to NYC. And that robust participation from the City of Angels translated into more than 500 reader comments on the Los Angeles story, compared with 150 on the New York installment of the smackdown.
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New York City came out on top in our unscientific poll
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Los Angeles blew New York away in social media support
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The weather in L.A. and the energy in New York are frequently cited assets

Question: "NYC is home for me, but @placeholder is my secret lover," she writes.


An Italian nonna exploding with rage as her son tries to teach her how to use Siri has become an internet sensation after he posted the video online. Greg Lachimia, 44, from Sunshine in Victoria, posted video of 78-year-old Nonna Paola learning about her new iPhone on Facebook and the video has received more than half a million views in less than 24 hours. In the footage, Mr Lachimia tries to teach Nonna Paola - who moved to Australia from Calabria  58 years ago - how ask the voice-recognition application for the time in Italy. Scroll down for video
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Greg Lachimia, from Sunshine in Victoria, posts videos of his mum online
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In his latest video Nonna Paola loses it trying to learn how to use Siri
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She has become an internet sensation, with the videos he shares on Facebook amassing millions of views in the past two months

Question: That video got more than 4.5 million views, so he decided to create @placeholder fan page for Nonna Paola which has almost 30,000 likes


Chinese civilisation is traditionally said to have originated in central China, by the Yellow River, when the first Xia Dynasty ruled the region around 4,000 years ago. But a separate, complex society may have originated around 2,400 years earlier in the north-east of the country and gradually spread south, a study has suggested. Until now the Hongshan culture had not been credited as being the source of Chinese civilisation because it was understood to have been a small, remote and self-contained culture miles away from the river. Chinese culture and civilisation is traditionally said to have originated by the Yellow River (pictured) when the first Xia Dynasty ruled the region, but new research suggests a complex civilisation not only originated around 2,400 years earlier, it may have been rooted across Inner Mongolia instead
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Studies have found Hongshan culture predates Xia Dynasty by 2,400 years
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Chinese culture is said to have originated in reaches of the Yellow River
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It's the earthquake that rocked the GOP. In a year when mainstream Republicans have mostly bested tea party-backed challengers, a little-known and little-funded tea party challenger in Virginia's 7th Congressional District pulled the upset of the year, defeating House Majority Leader Eric Cantor by 10 percentage points. The victory by economics professor Dave Brat gives the tea party an instant jolt of energy, sends shock waves through Capitol Hill, shakes up the GOP House hierarchy -- as Cantor was seen by many as the next speaker -- and effectively kills any chance of immigration reform passing through the House any time soon.
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Cantor's loss shakes up GOP leadership, kills hope for immigration reform in House
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Cantor's problem was that base grew distrustful of him, analyst says

Question: In his victory speech, @placeholder told supporters, "Dollars do not vote -- you do."


Egyptians head to the polls to vote for their next president on Monday and Tuesday. There will be just two candidates, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Hamdeen Sabahi. Egypt had an election recently. So why are they having another one? Egyptians are voting again because Mohamed Morsy -- Egypt's first freely elected president -- was removed from power last year in a popular military coup. Morsy's ouster last July was the culmination of a months-long petition campaign to remove him from office and days of mass demonstrations against the former Muslim Brotherhood leader. Critics accused Morsy of hijacking the 2011 revolution, pushing aside moderate and liberal voices, and botching Egypt's already ailing economy.
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There are just two candidates in Egypt's presidential election, with polling due on May 26, 27
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Ex-general Abdel Fattah el-Sisi faces left-leaning politician Hamdeen Sabahi
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The election follows last year's ouster of Muslim Brotherhood President Mohamed Morsy
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CNN's Reza Sayah says both candidates have generally remained vague on policy details

Question: @placeholder vows to keep Egypt safe by continuing the "war on terrorism," a reference to the recent rise in low-level insurgent attacks against security forces.


With blue waves tumbling over them, these surfers glide underneath a tunnel of water. The surfers are pictured in a barrel, where the wave is hollow when it is breaking, and wiping out from the unique perspective of under the water. These stunning photographs are from two different sets, one taken across the beaches of Western Australia, by Michael Riley, 28, and the other taken off the coast of Tahiti, by Ben Thouards, 27. Both of the photo-sets manage to capture the very different and distinct experiences happening to surfers every time they take to the waves, from the elation of riding the waves, and the spectacular feeling of wiping out.
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Two different photo-sets, taken in different parts of the world: Australia and Tahiti, showing surfing from two unique perspectives
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One photographer waded in the water taking photographs above the waves, while the other documented surfing from below

Question: Some of the Tahiti pictures focused on the area, this image showing a bit of the @placeholder scenery from the inside of a curling wave


The wife of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling says that they have been estranged for the past year and has debated formally filing the divorce papers. 'I don't love him. I pity him and I feel sorry for him,' Shelly Sterling said in an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters that will air in full Monday evening. The timeline of their relationship remains murky, because while the 79-year-old said that she and her 81-year-old husband have only been estranged for a year, she has been thinking about divorce for much longer. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Shocked: Shelley Sterling says she could not believe what she was hearing the first time she listened to the recordings
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Shelly Sterling said her husband Donald Sterling insisted he does not remember making the remarks heard on the tapes made public
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She believes his failure to recall those conversations is an early sign his mind is fading in his old age
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She also said she will eventually divorce him but fight for her 50 per cent ownership stake in the team if he is forced to sell

Question: Donald Sterling's net worth is estimated to be somewhere around $1.9billion and he bought the LA Clippers in 1981 but now @placeholder legally owns half of the team.


(CNN) -- If you're on Facebook, Twitter or any other social networking site, you could be the next victim. Experts say cybercrooks are lurking just a mouse click away on popular social networking sites. That's because more cyberthieves are targeting increasingly popular social networking sites that provide a gold mine of personal information, according to the FBI. Since 2006, nearly 3,200 account hijacking cases have been reported to the Internet Crime Complaint Center, a partnership between the FBI, the National White Collar Crime Center and the Bureau of Justice Assistance. It starts with a friend updating his or her status or sending you a message with an innocent link or video. Maybe your friend is in distress abroad and needs some help.
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The FBI reports nearly 3,200 account hijacking cases since 2006
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Online scam losses amounting to $264.6 million reported in 2008
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Facebook has automated systems that detect compromised accounts
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MySpace.com creates blacklists of phony accounts

Question: From February 2008 to February 2009, @placeholder, a micro-blogging site where users post 140-character messages known as tweets, grew 1,382 percent to more than 7 million users.

Question: Personal information is abundant on sites like @placeholder and MySpace.


Arsene Wenger is not given to tub-thumping, so when he steps out of character, we do well to listen. ‘When you look at the top-quality players that come into the Premier League, we have all the best attacking players in Europe here,’ he said last week. ‘The big clubs here have huge financial potential and offensive power. All the best players play here.’ As the point sinks in, you find yourself ticking lists: Manchester United have signed Radamel Falcao and Angel di Maria to play alongside Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie. Chelsea have bought the prolific Diego Costa, Liverpool secured the tempestuous Mario Balotelli to contest his place with Daniel Sturridge and Rickie Lambert, Arsenal have signed Alexis Sanchez, while Manchester City gladly settled for Edin Dzeko, Stevan Jovetic and Sergio Aguero, who may just be the best of the lot.
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Premier League has plenty of top strikers like Chelsea's Diego Costa
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Very few English central defenders are coming through
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Across world football, there aren't many top-class central defenders
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Frank Lampard needs to get over himself with his non-celebration
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It's no surprise that FIFA have rejected calls to publish their own report into alleged corruption in the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups
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Mike Ashley's 'tongue-in-cheek' assessment of Alan Pardew was no joke

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(CNN) -- Real Madrid doesn't do austerity. While recession-hit Spain continues to wrestle with the financial crisis, Real has spent big again by making Gareth Bale one of the most expensive football players -- if not the most expensive -- in history. The clubs didn't reveal the official fee Sunday when his switch was confirmed. Europe's most illustrious club has previous experience in this regard and since the turn of the century, Real has broken the world transfer record on at least four occasions, with two-time president Florentino Perez eager to recruit what he refers to as "Galactico" star names.
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Gareth Bale joins Spanish club Real Madrid from Spurs
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Some reports say it's a world record deal for the Welsh international
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Real continue policy of buying "Galacticos"
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Real have spent about $764m on 11 "Galacticos"

Question: Eventually, he refused to blink and in a country where unemployment is at 26.3%, the nine-time @placeholder champion has once again raised the bar in the transfer market.

Question: He thinks the money spent on the @placeholder deal is symptomatic of widespread financial irresponsibility in Spanish football.


(CNN) -- A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck Tuesday off the Cayman Islands, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The 6.2-mile deep quake hit at 9:23 a.m. ET, 40 miles from George Town, Cayman Islands, the USGS reported. George Town, the capital, is on the western shore of Grand Cayman Island. There were no immediate reports of injuries in the three-island chain in the Caribbean. The British territory of the Cayman Islands is about 600 miles (1,000 kilometers) west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which was devastated last week by a 7.0-magnitude earthquake. Tuesday's quake struck about 32 miles (52 kilometers) east-southeast of Bodden Town in the center of the southern coast of Grand Cayman Island.
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No immediate reports of injuries after earthquake off Cayman Islands
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"There was quite a bit of shaking," says shop manager in George Town, Cayman Islands
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U.K. territory in Caribbean about 600 miles west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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By Chris Greenwood, Crime Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:49 EST, 31 March 2013 | UPDATED: 18:21 EST, 31 March 2013 Police officers are pocketing more than £20million a year in personal injury claims. They are instructing ‘ambulance-chasing’ lawyers to sue over mishaps on duty such as slips, trips and animal attacks. Officers are being encouraged to make the claims by a hotline run by the Police Federation. Much of the £42million paid out over the past two years is taxpayer-funded. WPC Kelly Jones, left, is suing burglary victim Steve Jones, right, after she tripped on a 6in kerb at his garage, pictured, while investigating a break-in
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The Police Federation are encouraging officers to make the claims
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Much of the £42million paid out over the past two years is taxpayer-funded
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WPC Kelly Jones is suing burglary victim Steve Jones
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She is seeking five-figure sum for tripping over kerb at his garage
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Keith Vaz has demanded urgent Home Office guidelines on the issue

Question: Owner @placeholder said it is example of the 'fallacy that someone is to blame for every accident'


Washington (CNN) -- From rising rhetoric between the president and top Republicans over the economy to a marquee Senate campaign showdown, politics are heating up in the summer sun and could boil over in the week ahead. 1. Economic tug of war With budget showdowns looming, President Barack Obama continues to try to take his case directly to the American people. The president travels to an Amazon distribution center in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Tuesday and will again speak on the economy, which remains the top issue on the minds of Americans. The White House touts the address as the first in a series of policy speeches on Obama's "better bargain for the middle class."
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President Obama to continue to push plan for economy ahead of congressional recess
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell takes fire from left and right in re-election campaign
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House Republicans to push for more oversight at IRS, take another shot at Obamacare

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Question: One topic the @placeholder won't address before its five-week break is immigration reform.


KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A New York Times reporter who was kidnapped last week was freed Wednesday in a pre-dawn military raid in Afghanistan that left a British commando, an Afghan journalist and several others dead. New York Times reporter Stephen Farrell was abducted Saturday while covering a NATO airstrike in Afghanistan. Stephen Farrell was rescued by NATO's International Security Assistance Force, known as the ISAF, the British Foreign Office said. A British commando died in the operation, the country's Ministry of Defense said without offering further details. Sultan Munad, an Afghan journalist accompanying Farrell, also was killed in the raid, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said.
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New York Times reporter Stephen Farrell freed in commando raid
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Afghan journalist killed in raid, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says
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British commando also killed during raid; woman, child die in crossfire

Question: @placeholder called the newspaper's foreign editor before dawn and said he was "extracted" in a commando raid after a fierce firefight, according to a report on the Times Web site.


Using game theory and data analytics, a group of political scientists predicted Egypt's current turmoil back in 2011 as the Mubarak regime was falling, and is now working to forecast the country's future. In November 2011, a few months after Hosni Mubarak had been ousted by the Egyptian revolution, the scientists predicted that in the final evolution of Egypt's transitional democratic phase, the military would allow for semi-free elections but would still act as custodians of the country and the true center of power in the short to medium term. "But as we predicted, when any opposition party comes into power, they only have a year or so to deliver their promises -- and most of the time they can't. And that's what led us to where we are today," said Mark Abdollahian, a political scientist and co-creator of Senturion, a large-data predictive analysis model that's used by the U.S. State Department and other governments in predicting, preventing and stopping cycles of violence.
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Team predicted that Morsy's government had only a year or so to deliver
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Data analyzed came from factors inside and outside of Egypt
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Model predicts that the military will continue ties to U.S. to keep military aid flowing
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Team suggests that violence will intensify before it abates

Question: And once we did that, using game theory, we get a good map to track," a method Abdollahian and his team continue to use in forecasting what's next for @placeholder.


A California man has claimed that he was sacked from his job because he complained to Comcast about being overcharged on his cable bill. Conal O'Rourke, who worked at accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), alleged that the cable giant charged him more than $1,800 for equipment that he did not order and never received. Following a year-long dispute with the firm, during which his unpaid bills were turned over to a collections agency, he contacted its chief accounting officer and controller, Lawrence Salva. Soon after speaking with Mr Salva's assistant, his employer - which does consulting work for Comcast - reportedly called him in for an internal ethics investigation. He was fired a week later.
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Conal O'Rourke, of California, was employed by PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Allegedly charged over $1,800 by Comcast for equipment he did not order'
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After year-long dispute with firm, he contacted its chief accounting officer
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They carried out internal ethics investigation, before firing him week later
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PwC does consulting work for the cable giant, which denies the claims

Question: Today, Mr O'Rourke told CNN he initially had a 'pleasant' telephone conversation with @placeholder's corporate office, during which he told the firm its billing practices should be investigated.


(CNN) -- The U.S. Olympic Committee says it is too late to remake uniforms that sport "Made in China" labels for the London Games, though vowed Team USA would march in clothing made in America during the opening of the 2014 Winter Games. The announcement Friday was an about face by the USOC a day after it defended the use of the Ralph Lauren designer uniform, which were widely condemned by lawmakers who questioned why the work was not given to the hard-hit American textile industry. "We take seriously the concerns we've heard from members of Congress and the American public regarding the U.S. Olympic Team's Opening and Closing ceremonies uniforms," Scott Blackmun, the USOC chief executive officer, said in a written statement.
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The USOC says "apparel distribution" for athletes begins this weekend
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The committee says uniforms will be made in America for the 2014 Games
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Rep. Steve Israel says he is disappointed the uniforms will not be remade
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Ralph Lauren promises to lead the industry conversation on American manufacturing

Question: "Wearing the U.S. uniform, going out there to represent the United States, it would be nice if it was actually made in the @placeholder," she told CNN.


(CNN) -- The weeks have passed and, in most cases, their nerves have calmed. What began as shock, that they were almost victims of an in-flight terrorist attack, has morphed for many into contemplation. There are those who are still talking about what happened to them on Christmas Day, and there are others who are determined to put the incident behind them. The passengers of Northwest Flight 253 may have been one faulty explosive away from disaster. The suspect in that incident, Nigerian-born Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab, 23, pleaded not guilty in January to six federal terrorism charges. And he has been talking to authorities, thanks to help from his own family members.
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Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab allegedly tried to detonate bomb on Northwest Flight 253
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As accused would-be bomber speaks to authorities, passengers share their thoughts
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Frustration with government and fear remains for some, while others move on
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Having "cheated death," one passenger is grateful for "this gift of continuing my life"

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Twelve hours after the Lindt Cafe hostage crisis in Sydney began to unfold, Australians have flooded social media with sentiments of solidarity and support of Muslims in the community. Twitter user Tessa Kum (@sirtessa) began what has become a worldwide phenomenon, offering to sit next to members of the Islamic faith on transport if they were frightened to be seen in public wearing religious clothing. The 'I'll ride with you' hashtag has garnered over 112,000 mentions across social media, with people all over the world jumping on board the movement in an effort to turn the terrifying events of Monday into something positive.
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Australians have flocked to social media to show solidarity with the Muslim community in the wake of the Martin Place hostage crisis
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#illridewithyou has had 112,000 mentions across Twitter and Facebook
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The campaign offers members of the Islamic faith lifts to work or protection if they feel frightened to wear their religious clothing while catching public transport
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Media personalities such as Harry Kewell, Kyle and Jackie O, and Daniel McPherson have all shown their support for the movement
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South Australian Premier Jay Wetherwill and Opposition leader Bill Shorten, as well as ASIO have joined the campaign

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Question: Many areas of @placeholder still in lockdown and Australians expressing their fears of follow-up attacks in the coming days


Pauline Chai told the High Court her vast shoe collection was proof the UK was her home The billionaire chairman of retail giant Laura Ashley has insisted that his wife could not possibly own 1,000 pairs of shoes during their bitter £400million divorce battle. Khoo Kay Peng, 75, said that he was 'shocked' by his wife Pauline Chai's claim - which she offered in court earlier this month as proof that she considers the UK her permanent home. The Malaysian couple are currently fighting at a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London over whether a final separation trial should be held in England or Malaysia.
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Pauline Chai previously told High Court she had 1,000 pairs of shoes in UK
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Offered it as proof that she sees Hertfordshire mansion as permanent home
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Wants to have divorce from Khoo Kay Peng, 75, carried out in England
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Today he asked judge: 'How are you going to wear 1,000 pairs of shoes?'
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Guessed she had 40 pairs but admitted: 'I could be wrong - she loves shopping'

Question: Dr Khoo says their marital home was in @placeholder and he wants a judge in Malaysia to make decisions about the division of money.


(CNN) -- Perhaps nothing illustrates the ambitions of the well-established Gulf carriers -- Emirates, Etihad and Qatar -- and Turkish Airlines so much as the swift expansion of their route networks. Turkish Airlines currently flies to about 253 destinations, and plans to add another 60 to its network in the next five years. Emirates, meanwhile, is rumored to have placed a record-breaking order for Boeing's 777X aircraft. "These carriers have a good modern fleet and can fly long distances, and because of their geographical position, they can connect anywhere from their hub to almost anywhere else in the world, either non-stop, or one-stop," says John Strickland, an independent transport consultant.
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Emirates, Etihad and Qatar are expanding into the U.S. marketplace
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Some airlines are working hard to block their entrance
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Turkish Airlines -- one of the fastest growing carriers -- has a massive network in Africa
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Connecting emerging markets to each other is goal of many Mideast airlines

Question: In the next 15 years, the airline plans to double the number of @placeholder destinations it flies into.

Question: "The most important geographic part of the world over the next 100 years will be @placeholder.


Tired of hokey in-flight movies or spotty DirecTV connections? United Airlines is adding an option for watching TV during flights that lets passengers stream content directly to their laptop, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch for free. The airline announced the new entertainment system in February and will roll it out on U.S. flights starting in April. United will preload 150 movies and 200 TV shows onto an on-board system. Passengers with compatible devices will be able to stream directly from a server on the plane, so there's no need to pay for in-flight WIFi service, and the airline won't have to worry about an entire airplane of people gobbling up bandwidth while binge-watching.
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United Airlines is adding free in-flight movie and TV streaming starting in April
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The service will work only with Apple mobile devices and Apple and Windows laptops
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United will preload 150 movies and 200 TV shows, swapping out the content monthly

Question: Passengers can watch the movies and shows only while in the air, but @placeholder plans on making it work from "gate-to-gate" to reflect recent changes in mobile device policies.


Well, this wasn’t too bad for starters. It’s doubtful many Norwich City supporters would have known who Alex Neil was this time last week. Although elevating Hamilton Academical into the Scottish Premiership top three months after winning promotion is an unquestionable achievement, it’s still not something that really registers south of the border. But a few minutes before 5pm on Saturday afternoon, fans of the Canaries were more than happy to sing his name with gusto after a quite remarkable victory marked the start of his Carrow Road reign. Cameron Jerome runs over to the away fans to celebrate his winner with his jubilant Norwich team-mates
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Norwich appointed former Hamilton manager Alex Neil as their new boss
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Cameron Jerome scored a late winner in 2-1 victory at Bournemouth
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Derby beat Ipswich 1-0 to join Bournemouth at the top of the Championship

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Yaounde, Cameroon (CNN) -- Heavily armed poachers recently killed nearly 40 endangered forest elephants for their ivory in two national parks, officials in Cameroon said Tuesday, the latest in a string of slaughters of the animals in Central Africa. "The carcasses are still fresh, indicating the killings took place probably only this month," ecologist Theophile Mbarga told CNN on Tuesday. Very young -- even newborn -- elephants were among the carcasses found in Nki and Lobeke national parks. The toll could reach 50 after a thorough search is made, Mbarga added. The dead elephants were found closely clustered -- less than 35 feet apart -- indicating the poachers used powerful, modern weapons, conservation group WWF project manager Zacharie Nzooh told journalists Tuesday.
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Nearly 40 endangered forest elephants were killed in 2 parks
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300 Sudanese poachers on horseback are believed to be responsible
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Forest and savanna elephant populations have declined drastically
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Central African nations agree to mobilize 1,000 soldiers to fight poaching

Question: Evidence indicates that a horseback-riding band of about 300 poachers from @placeholder was behind the slaughter, officials said.


(CNN) -- Heavyweight Dereck Chisora faces being sanctioned by the British Boxing Board of Control, after being called to a hearing next month following his brawl with fellow-Briton David Haye at a press conference on Saturday. Despite Chisora issuing an apology for the fracas, which occured after his points defeat to WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in Munich, the BBBC has released a statement saying that a hearing has been arranged for March 14. Board secretary Robert Smith said: "Dereck Chisora has been called to appear before the stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control on Wednesday, 14th March under Regulation 25 (misconduct), with regard to his behavior prior, during and after his contest for the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship against Vitali Klitschko on Saturday, 18th February in Munich."
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British heavyweight Dereck Chisora is called to appear before a hearing next month
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Chisora faces sanctions after his brawl with David Haye in Munich on Saturday
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The brawl occured after Chisora's points defeat by WBC champion Vitali Klitschko

Question: And @placeholder continued his statement by adding: "Moments before declaring he wanted to go face-to-face with me, Chisora assured the gathered media that he would give me 'two slaps'.


A Chinese car manufacturer that billionaire Warren Buffet has a significant stake in suffered a mysterious plunge in share value. Shares in  BYD Co Ltd posted their biggest-ever single-day drop in Hong Kong on Thursday, wiping $1.2 billion from the Chinese car maker's market value and prompting it to hold emergency analyst calls. Various rumours swirled in the market but analysts said it was unclear what exactly drove the shares to their lowest close since June 2013. Shares of BYD, best known for making electric vehicles and 9.1 per cent owned by Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Energy Holdings Co, ended down 28.8 per cent at HK$25.05 in record trading volume, after falling up to 47 per cent in afternoon trade.
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Electric vehicle manufacturer saw $1.2bn wiped off its value
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Market analysts are baffled about the cataclysmic share drop
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Another Chinese car manufacturer saw value plunge over Russia fears

Question: Around 252.7m @placeholder Hong Kong shares changed hands, more than 50 times the 90-day average.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:03 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 15:50 EST, 26 June 2013 Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has branded Edward Snowden a hero who acted 'from his heart' - even though the NSA whistleblower himself once said that such leakers should be shot. Wozniak expressed his distress that the technology he built with Steve Jobs in the 1970s is now being used to spy on people's emails and personal information. 'I think Edward Snowden is a hero because this came from his heart,' Wozniak said of Snowden, who leaked details of an NSA program - Prism - that tracks emails and personal details.
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Question: Changing views: @placeholder apparently posted online that he thought leakers should 'be shot in the balls'


(CNN) -- Voters in Honduras have elected a new president, but it remained in question Monday whether the international community would recognize conservative candidate Porfirio Lobo Sosa. Lobo's legitimacy remains in doubt because Sunday's elections were held under the rule of interim President Roberto Micheletti, who assumed power after a June 28 coup ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya. Many nations said before the election they would withhold recognition if Zelaya were not returned to power. Divisions remained Monday. The United States, Colombia and Costa Rica said they would recognize Lobo. Argentina, Brazil and Spain said they would not. Zelaya, who had called for an election boycott that apparently failed, said he would not recognize the results.
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Many nations said they would withhold recognition if ousted leader wasn't returned to power
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U.S., Colombia, Costa Rica to recognize Porfirio Lobo Sosa; Argentina, Brazil, Spain won't
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Question: In a letter to the nation Sunday night, Micheletti congratulated @placeholder for the peaceful and substantial turnout.


Jenson Button is feeling 'really comfortable' over his future no matter which way the dice may fall at McLaren. A decision from the team as to whether Button or Kevin Magnussen will partner the returning Fernando Alonso next year is likely to be announced on Friday. It follows a board meeting on Thursday involving Group CEO Ron Dennis and two other primary shareholders in TAG co-owner Mansour Ojjeh and Mahmood Hashim Al Kooheji, CEO of Mumtalakat, Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund. VIDEO Scroll down for Mark Blundell: I would choose to have Alonso and Button McLaren drivers Jenson Button (left) and Kevin Magnussen address the crowds at Edinburgh on Thursday
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Button keen to hear whether he will be racing for McLaren in 2015
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British team had board meeting on Thursday to discuss whether Button or Kevin Magnussen will partner Fernando Alonso next season
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Button will call time on his 15-year career if McLaren do not offer him deal
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He's explored other options including the World Endurance Championship

Question: Such a move would represent a good step for Button, even though he would love an additional year at McLaren working alongside @placeholder.


By Kit Holden As Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund prepare for their first clash of the new season, relationships between the two clubs could barely be more strained. The two German giants face each other on Wednesday night in the DFL Supercup, Germany's equivalent of the Community Shield. Dortmund's 80,000 seater Westfalenstadion is already sold out, and while the trophy may not be the most prestigious, the ongoing conflict between the two clubs is sure to make the game a heated affair. Dortmund chief executive Hans Joachim Watzke wrote to FC Bayern this weekend, confirming that he and his colleagues will not be sharing a meal with their Munich counterparts on the day of the game. The German Football League had invited both clubs to eat together, but Watzke claims that 'the deep running disharmony' between the two clubs would make such a gesture 'pointless'.
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Bayern and Dortmund clash in the DFL Supercup on Wednesday night
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Dortmund's 80,000-seater Westfalenstadion is already sold out
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Dortmund chiefs will not share a meal with Munich officials on day of game
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Karl-Heinz Rummenigge revealed Dortmund's Marco Reus' release clause
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Dortmund Director of Sport Michael Zorc told him to 'keep his mouth shut'
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Bayern have signed Mario Gotze and Robert Lewandowski in last two seasons from Dortmund, causing ill-feeling between the clubs

Question: 'There's no reason for @placeholder to say 'we won't buy any more Dortmund players'.


(CNN) -- It's a 1-0 victory to the U.S. In an age when major nations are doing battle for football's brightest talents, the American team has pulled off quite a coup. Julian Green is a dual U.S. and German citizen who has been playing for Bayern Munich in Germany since 2010. The 18-year-old winger's displays since making his debut for Bayern's second team in 2013 have been enough to convince U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann to offer Green the chance to represent the country of his birth. But the Tampa-born starlet has already represented Germany at youth level, meaning football's global governing body FIFA had to clear Green to play for Klinsmann's team.
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Julian Green cleared to play for U.S. against Mexico on April 2
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The young winger previously played for Germany in youth tournaments
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Green was born in Tampa and plays for Bayern Munich's second team
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Former Brazil striker Diego Costa recently made his debut for Spain

Question: @placeholder obliged Spain's request, much to the chagrin of Brazil's football authorities.

Question: FIFA obliged Spain's request, much to the chagrin of @placeholder's football authorities.


HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- Zimbabwe's health system, once the envy of many African nations, is "in a state of collapse" -- with many hospitals either completely shut down or unable to admit new patients, a leading doctors' group said Thursday. Doctors and nurses in Harare protest at the state of Zimbabwe's collapsing health system. The failure of medical services has forced doctors to turn away pregnant women and the sick. And with a cholera epidemic sweeping through the capital city of Harare and surrounding areas, medical officials say they fear they will be faced with hundreds of normally preventable deaths in the coming days.
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Main hospitals in Harare stops taking patients due to medicine shortage
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Doctors Group: Mugabe's govt. responsible for recent cholera epidemic
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Zimbabwe ask group headed by ex-U.N. chief Kofi Annan to postpone visit
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State-owned newspaper calls visit a "partisan" attempt to boost the opposition

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(CNN) -- Upgrading to the new Windows 8 operating system is not nearly as complicated as it looks, despite Microsoft's sometimes muddled marketing. Getting used to using it is a different story. At midnight Thursday, Microsoft's newest operating system is finally on sale. With more than a billion users, Microsoft's Windows is the dominant PC platform in the world. This launch is a big moment for the company, which is trying to keep those users from leaving for more mobile friendly competitors. CNNMoney: Windows 8 -- Microsoft's biggest gamble Here are the basics for regular, non-techy Windows users curious about getting started with Windows 8.
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It can be downloaded online, shipped or you can buy a new computer with it pre-installed
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The new interface, which is for tablets and PCs, is fun but takes some getting used to
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Existing Windows users can upgrade for $40 online

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BEETHOVEN: ANGUISH AND TRIUMPH by Jane Swafford (Faber & Faber £30) Not many great men have been arrested as a tramp. But it happened more than once to Beethoven, because of his slovenly appearance. He would shout down the police cells with rage, ‘I am Beethoven’, until he was identified and released. Such stories encapsulate the problem of understanding him; so great a composer, so impossible and so unhappy a man. Beethoven seems to have lived his whole life over the top. In his frequent rages, as in his loves and his music, he was volcanic. Genius cannot be comfortable to live with. As this massive, but fascinating, biography shows, Beethoven quarrelled even with his best friends, invariably chose unattainable women to love and drove his ‘son’ — his nephew, Karl, to whom he was guardian — to attempt suicide.
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Beethoven was arrested more than once because he looked like a tramp
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The great composer was lonely, but his loneliness was self-inflicted
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His pupil, Ferdinand Ries, once found Beethoven on a sofa with a woman
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Without fail he fell for much younger girls of aristocratic birth

Question: He and a couple of other princes clubbed together to provide @placeholder with a steady income — which was sometimes late in being paid, to Beethoven’s loud complaint.


By Candace Sutton In less than 24 hours a smiling Angela Ferullo would be dead. In stunning family pictures of the 43-year-old at what should have been one of the most exciting times of her life, Ms Ferullo smiles beside her daughter Letitia at the christening of Letitia's baby Sierra. But in truth, stress and panic was already gripping Ms Ferullo. Less than a day later she would die in a frenzied attack after she threw herself in in front of her knife-wielding ex-husband in order to protect five months pregnant daughter Selina and Selina's unborn child. Less than 24 hours to live: Despite her smiles Angela Ferullo (right) was too stressed by threats from her crazed ex husband James Payet to pose for many more than this photograph with daughter Letitia at the christening of Letitia's baby Sierra. Following the 45 minutes church service, Ferullo left 'in  a panic'. A day later she was dead
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Stunning pictures show Angela Ferullo day before she was stabbed to death by ex husband James Payet
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Photos show her five-months pregnant daughter Selina Bello the day before mum Angela threw herself in way of frenzied knife attack
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Mother of four Ferullo pictured at christening of daughter Letitia's baby girl
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Ferullo, 43, left christening early panicking about threats from Payet
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She had feared he would arrive at church baptism to harm her family
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She died the next day from wounds and daughter was seriously wounded
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James Payet will be sentenced for murder and kidnap on Friday

Question: Unbeknown to Ms @placeholder, who had spent the night prior to the murder staying elsewhere, Payet was hiding in the roof of her house and had confronted her male housemate, threatened him with a knife, and held him captive for two hours while demanding he call Ms Ferullo to tell her to come home.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 04:40 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:54 EST, 24 April 2013 A cheeky goose with a thirst for cider has become a popular regular at his local pub. Jack, from Market Drayton, Shropshire, regularly waddles into the Crown Pub and has become a firm favourite with the other drinkers. The sight of geese being driven through a village street was once a familiar sight in the British countryside, but now the landlord gives the friendly fowl free range of the pub. Neck it: Pub landlord Rob Andrews serves Jack the goose a pint of his favourite cider. The friendly fowl is owned by Sally Barnett
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Jack often enjoys a tipple with owners Sally and Keith
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He has become a popular local at The Crown Pub
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The bar-loving bird has become a celebrity in Market Drayton in Shropshire

Question: Sally Barnett and @placeholder are Jack's owners and even serve him a drink on his very own beer towel.


Brondby: Hradecky, Semb, Albrechtsen (Thygesen 61), Omskov, Kahlenberg, Szymanowski (Hasani 72), Makienok, Elmander (Nunez 61), Holst (Almeback 77), Durmisi (Da Silva), Norgaard (Phiri 77) Subs: Falkesgaard, Dumic, Crone Goal: Norgaard 23, Hasani 91 Liverpool: B Jones (Ward 81), Kelly (Wisdom 45), Ilori (Stewart 22), Agger (Skrtel 45), Smith (Flanagan 45), Lucas (Peterson 45), Rossiter (Coady 45), Coutinho (Allen 45), Suso (Adorjan 45), Borini (Phillips 45), Teixeira (Ibe 45). Subs: L Jones Goal: Peterson 47 Host commentator So that's it from us. Thank you for following our live coverage of Liverpool's 2-1 defeat at Brondby. Join us again soon! F/T: For Brendan Rodgers he'll certainly have a lot to take from this match. He may be concerned how his Reds performed sluggishly in the first-half but he will be encouraged by the performances of many of his young starlets this evening. Jordan Ibe was instrumental in their equaliser and was a constant menace to the Brondby defence when he came on. His efforts should have been rewarded with a goal of his own however, when through on goal but Rodgers should be pleased with how the teenager performed.
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Liverpool kicked off pre-season campaign with a 2-1 defeat to Brondby
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Daniel Agger captained an experimental Reds side in Denmark
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Merseyside club were without any of their new summer signings
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Fabio Borini made his Liverpool return after Sunderland loan spell
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Christian Norgaard put Brondby into the lead on 23mins
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Swedish youngster Kristoffer Peterson equalised immediately in second half
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Fehran Hasani denied Brendan Rodgers' side a result with a superb individual goal in injury-time

Question: 3 mins: Coutinho puts Borini though but he fails to control the ball inside the @placeholder box.


Jailed: Dawn Barr has been sentenced to nine years in prison after she stabbed the father of four of her children to death A mother-of-six who stabbed the 'devoted' father of their children to death during a blazing row after she left him for another man has been jailed for nine years. Darren Orrett, 32, had moved out of the family home in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, he shared with care assistant Dawn Barr, 42, after she told him she had started a new relationship with lover Robert Joyce. Manchester Crown Court heard Mr Orrett, a window fitter, was 'very upset' by the break up of the 12-year relationship and felt Joyce had 'ruined his life'.
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Dawn Barr, 42, killed ex-partner Darren Orrett at their home in Cheadle
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She told him she was leaving him after 12 years for new lover Robert Joyce
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Mr Orrett returned to the house to see one of his daughters
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The pair argued and Barr stabbed him in the neck with a vegetable knife

Question: There was a single cry of 'suffer' from the public gallery as @placeholder, who showed no emotion, was sent down.


Elisabeth Lorentz and Eric Holder from eastern France have  married despite a French law banning unions between stepchildren and step-parents It's a union that comes close to breaking the ultimate taboo. A woman yesterday tied the knot with her stepson - after fighting for months with French authorities for the right to marry. Elisabeth Lorentz, 48, finally married Eric Holder, who is three years her junior, in the parish church in the small village of Dabo in Alsace-Lorraine, north-east France. Although it's not quite an Oedipus complex, the complex story behind their marriage is nonetheless almost worthy of Sophocles - although there is yet hope it won't end in tragedy.
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Elizabeth Lorentz broke up with the father of Eric Holder in 2006
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Their relationship blossomed in the aftermath of the break-up
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Her daughter is his sister and also his goddaughter - and now stepdaughter

Question: '@placeholder's father, who is also my ex-husband agrees perfectly our history.


Click here to read Adam Crafton's special report on De Gea's journey from Spain to Manchester. Manchester United fans have picked goalkeeper David de Gea as the club's Player of the Month for October, with the Spaniard picking a whopping 70 per cent of the votes in an online poll. Despite failing to keep a clean sheet during the month, De Gea was in fine form as United beat Everton before drawing away at West Brom and at home to Premier League leaders Chelsea. The 23-year-old kept out a Leighton Baines penalty and pulled off two memorable late saves to deny the Toffees a point at Old Trafford, before notably thwarting Eden Hazard when the Belgian was clear through on goal during United's 1-1 draw with Jose Mourinho's side.
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David de Gea was voted for by fans on Manchester United's club website
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The Spaniard got 70 per cent of the votes after his fine form in October
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De Gea made key saves against Everton, West Brom and Chelsea

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(CNN) -- At midnight last Tuesday, two men were traveling in a black four-wheel drive through the Somali capital, Mogadishu. One was Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, the most wanted terrorist in Africa. Mohammed had survived more than a decade on the run, at least one attempt on his life, and a $5 million price on his head for planning the 1998 attacks on the U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. But his luck was about to run out in the chaos of Mogadishu, where the frontlines in the battle between the weak transitional government and al Qaeda affiliate al-Shabaab shift almost weekly. His vehicle headed toward a government checkpoint, possibly after taking a wrong turn. According to several accounts it tried to speed through, setting off a firefight with police.
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Fazul Abdullah Mohammed was an elusive and talented bombmaker
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U.S. officials confirmed it was Mohammed through DNA tests
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Al-Shabaab figure Musa Dheere was also killed, Kenyan officials say
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Expert says their deaths "removed the top half of the al Qaeda network's explosives expertise" in the region

Question: The other man in the vehicle may also have been a senior al-Shabaab figure by the name of @placeholder, according to Kenyan officials.

Question: Operationally, Mohammed was one of @placeholder's most effective figures: a bombmaker with aliases, multiple passports and disguises that enabled him to move in and out of Somalia.


What's the price of becoming the greatest quarterback in National Football League history? About $63,500. That's the amount New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady may pay the Internal Revenue Service after appearing in Super Bowl XLIX and being named as the game's Most Valuable Player. Brady, who set multiple records while passing for more than 300 yards and four touchdowns in the 28-24 win for Patriots, was given a red 2015 Chevy Colorado pickup truck as part of his MVP award. Scroll down for video New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady may owe the IRS around $63,500 after appearing in Super Bowl XLIX and being named as the game's Most Valuable Player. He was given a truck as part of the award
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Quarterback owes tax on Chevy Colorado truck and $97,000 game check
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He gave truck to Butler to show his appreciation for the rookie's big play
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Butler will not have to pay tax on the truck because he is a gift recipient
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Brady threw for more than 300 yards and four touchdowns in the victory

Question: Brady's game check after winning the @placeholder is somewhere in the range of $97,000.


By Paul Sims Last updated at 11:35 AM on 14th October 2011 Death plunge: Ryan Guest, 24, died after leaping off the tower in Dubai after a violent row with girlfriend Louise A solicitor told yesterday how her boyfriend jumped from a 32nd floor balcony during a drunken row, telling her ‘I’m going’. Louise Botham wept as she described the moments before Ryan Guest, 24, leapt 300ft, dying instantly as he landed on a roof below at their luxury beach-front apartment block in Dubai. An inquest heard that minutes earlier, she had gathered up all the presents he had bought her, including teddy bears, and thrown them over the railings, threatening to leave him.
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Partner Louise Botham, 30, had said she was leaving him after violent row
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Ryan Guest, 24, fell 300ft to his death

Question: ‘When other people are drunk they pass out or whatever but @placeholder never did.


A British paleontologist has discovered not one, but two new species of dinosaur while studying fossils in a Canadian museum. Dr Nick Longrich was examining fossilised bones from two horned dinosaurs, which had been kept in the Canadian Museum of Nature for 75 years. And he found that, while they had previously been classified as a species from Canada, they more closely resembled dinosaurs from the American south west - suggesting they are a new species. This illustration shows Pentaceratops aquilonius, a new species of dinosaur discovered by a British paleontologist in a Canadian museum. Dr Nick Longrich was examining fossilised bones from two horned dinosaurs, which had been kept in the Canadian Museum of Nature for 75 years, when he made the finding
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Dr  Longrich from Bath University has discovered new species of dinosaur
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He made the finding while working at the Canadian Museum of Nature
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The fossilised bones from two dinosaurs had been stored for 75 years
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Previously they were thought to be species from Canada called Anchiceratops and Chasmosaurus
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But Dr Longrich said they are new species from western North America
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One is a species of Pentaceratops, and the other is Kosmoceratops
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Both lived in the Cretaceous Period about 75 million years ago

Question: With @placeholder dinosaurs, we see a lot of large species in a single habitat.


Prince Albert of Monaco’s new wife Charlene Wittstock has become ‘depressed’ at her failure to provide her husband with a legitimate heir, it was claimed today. Princess Charlene is said to have struck a ‘deal’ with the principality’s playboy ruler to bear him a child after she tried to flee before their wedding last summer. But the 33-year-old South African is now unable to get pregnant, France’s Voici magazine reported. Strange union: Charlene is said to have struck a ‘deal’ with Prince Albert to bear him a child after she tried to flee before their wedding last summer Albert already has already fathered two love-children, but neither can succeed him as they were both born out of wedlock.
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She is said to have made pregnancy pact after running away days before wedding
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Princess discovered playboy fiance had fathered at least two love-children
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She will be allowed to leave after bearing him a child, according to reports
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Charlene reportedly tried to run away three times before marriage
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He has dated stars including Angie Everhart, Brooke Shields, and supermodel Claudia Schiffer and battled persistent rumours he was gay

Question: '@placeholder has never settled down in the past, but knows that the time is now right to produce the next ruler of Monaco.'


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Actress Glenn Close said she is "distraught" that her image was used in one of a series of profanity- and slur-laden videos aboard the Navy's USS Enterprise. "The cynical, unauthorized use of my image in this video is deeply offensive and insulting, and was the result of a seemingly innocent request made during a visit to an aircraft carrier over four years ago," Close said, according to a statement from publicist Catherine Olim on Tuesday. In the videos, Navy Capt. Owen Honors is shown cursing along with other members of his staff in an attempt to demonstrate humor. There are also anti-gay slurs, simulated sex acts, and what appear to be two female sailors in a shower together.
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Close says she visited the USS Enterprise more than four years ago
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Officials say Capt. Owen Honors produced profanity- and slur-laden videos
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The videos include anti-gay slurs and simulated sex acts
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Honors was relieved of his command of the ship

Question: An image from the video shows Close sitting in a chair, dressed in black and wearing what appears to be a "@placeholder" hat.


(CNN) -- Bullets were pinging off our armor, all over our vehicle, and you could hear multiple RPGs being fired, soaring through the air every which way and impacting all around us. All sorts of crazy insane Hollywood explosions were going off. I've never felt fear like this. I was like, this is it, I'm going to die. Army machine gunner Colby Buzzell posted unfiltered blog entries from Iraq about his combat experiences. When U.S. Army machine gunner Colby Buzzell began blogging about his combat experiences from a military base in Mosul, Iraq, he wasn't looking for attention or trouble. Buzzell just wanted a way to chronicle what he saw and did and felt during the Iraq war.
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Army machine gunner Colby Buzzell began blogging from Iraq in 2004
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His blog gained media attention for its refreshing, unvarnished candor
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The Army encourages active-duty soldiers to blog as a way to educate the public
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But soldiers are prohibited from posting details that could compromise troops' safety

Question: @placeholder erupted in gunfire, and Buzzell's platoon survived an ambush by swarms of black-clad insurgents wielding rocket-propelled grenades.


(CNN) -- Here's something shocking. Democrats and Republicans totally disagree about the significance of the GOP's victory in the first major competitive congressional ballot box test of 2014. Republican candidate David Jolly narrowly edged out Democrat Alex Sink to win Tuesday's special election in Florida's 13th Congressional District. Jolly will fill out the term of his former boss, longtime Republican Rep. Bill Young, who died in October. Republicans win first election showdown of the year The race was consistently in the spotlight with national Republicans framing the election as a referendum on Obamacare. They injected a massive infusion of outside ad money into the race and some pundits cast the election as a possible bellwether for November's midterms.
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Republican David Jolly narrowly beat Democrat Alex Sink in a special election
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Outside groups supporting Jolly poured more money into race than Democrats
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Republicans feel they have found a winning issue on Obamacare

Question: And @placeholder's victory will only embolden Republican attempts top repeal the Affordable Care Act.


PUBLISHED: 04:09 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 04:53 EST, 19 June 2012 Renewed attempts to help the jailed Pakistani doctor who led the U.S. to Osama bin Laden must be made, a Californian congressman has said. Rep Dana Rohrabacher has made Dr Shakil Afridi's case a personal cause, but fears the issue has fallen off the political radar. He said without U.S. intervention the man credited with helping track down Bin Laden would be left to 'suffer in a dungeon'. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (right) says the U.S. must not abandon the Pakistani doctor Dr Shakil Afridi (left) who helped track down Osama bin Laden by running a fake vaccination programme
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Dr Shakil Afridi jailed on high treason charge for 33 years
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He collected DNA from Bin Laden’s children to help U.S. track down the world's most wanted man
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Californian congressman fears the Dr Afridi's case has fallen off the political radar

Question: last month that @placeholder had suffered torture while in custody


By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 15:37 EST, 8 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:50 EST, 8 May 2013 In a tragic accident a teacher from Chicago and avid Cubs fan has died after choking on a hot dog whist at a baseball game. Maureen Oleskiewicz was with her brother at Wrigley Field on Sunday when she began choking and collapsed. The 28-year-old teacher at Independence Junior High in Palos Heights was taken to Illinois Masonic Hospital. Big fan: Maureen Oleskiewicz, 28, was a huge fan of all the Chicago sports teams and even encouraged her students to dress like their favourite players in class occasionally
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28-year-old teacher was eating with her brother on Sunday lunchtime
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Maureen Oleskiewicz  suddenly collapsed and fell to the floor
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CPR was performed and she was taken to hospital
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Question: Stunned: The death shocked the @placeholder baseball teak and the boys and girls in 6th & 7th great at her school


(Business Insider) -- Groupon, the fastest-growing web company on the planet, reportedly turned down a $6 billion buyout offer from Google late last week. Sounds crazy, right? For most two-year-old companies, the idea of getting a $6 billion offer -- never mind turning it down -- is a wild dream. Especially for an idea like Groupon that seems so simple: Daily money-saving coupon offers for local businesses, delivered by e-mail and over the web (A $50 credit to the Gap on sale for $25, for example). So it's understandable that Groupon's decision surprised people. But Groupon was actually smart to turn down Google's offer.
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Groupon says 40 million people subscribe to its daily-coupon e-mails
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"Google would probably have tried to change Groupon," writes Dan Frommer
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Groupon is primarily a sales and writing organization, built on people-power and smiles

Question: It's very funny, but also the kind of thing that the brains at @placeholder probably wouldn't find funny, or support.


Three childhood friends who survived the Second World War together have been reunited after 70 years apart. With the war coming to an end in 1945, brothers Sydney and Bernard Baker waved goodbye to their adopted home on Pwllygath Street near Bridgend, Wales - and their dear friend Doris Hayball. Along with their other brother Alan, they returned to the family home in Stamford Hill, London which they had been evacuated from five years earlier. Now thanks to a chance meeting with a couple from the town in Gran Canaria, the pair have rekindled that friendship with their fellow wartime survivor on the same Welsh street they left behind.
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In 1945, brothers returned to London after being evacuated five years prior
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Yesterday they went back to the Welsh street that took them in during WW2
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84-year-old Bernard Baker and brother Sydney, 80, met up with old friends
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One of them, Doris Hayball, remembers the day they arrived in Kenfig Hill
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The pair and brother Alan were wearing gas masks and carrying suit cases
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They were all homed separately before kind couple adopted three brothers

Question: Even though the brothers shared two single beds pushed together in a box room for five years, Bernard and Sydney remember their stay in @placeholder fondly.


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter Prosecutors said Monday they will not file criminal charges against a Northern California sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy carrying a pellet gun he mistook for an assault rifle. The parents of Andy Lopez decried the decision, saying 'it is impossible' to accept and they felt as though their son 'had been killed again.' The teen's death last year heightened racial tensions in a mostly Latino neighborhood of Santa Rosa, a city of about 170,000 residents around 50 miles north of San Francisco. The shooting parked protests and criticism that the officer acted too quickly.
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Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Erick Gelhaus shot dead 13-year-old Andy Lopez on October 22, 2013
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On Monday, District Attorney Jill Ravitch released a 52-page report explaining her office's decision not to press charges against the deputy
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The 23-year police veteran was patrolling Lopez's neighborhood when he came across the eighth-grader with what looked like an AK-47
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Deputy Gelhaus ordered Lopez to drop the weapon, but Lopez instead turned towards the squad car with the toy gun in his hand
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Question: @placeholder fired eight times, striking the eighth-grader seven times with his department-issued 9 mm handgun.


(CNN) -- "J. Edgar" is the latest in what seems to be a never-ending trend of treating a biopic as being compelling and interesting simply because the subject may be. The thing is, films don't work that way and while J. Edgar Hoover was indeed a fascinating man and important in our country's history, Clint Eastwood's film from a script by Dustin Lance Black ("Milk") is dull from start to finish and often bears little resemblance to the truth. Let's be clear about one thing up front: J. Edgar Hoover was a bad guy. He was a power-obsessed, racist paranoid with little concern for the working people, immigrants or ethnic minorities that helped build this country. He was the perfect example of someone who believed that in order to protect the United States, he was entitled to shred the document on which the country was founded, the U.S. Constitution. How or more importantly, why, those virtually undisputed facts were twisted into the mockery of history that is Eastwood's "J. Edgar" is anyone's guess.
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The film refuses to take any position on Hoover whatsoever
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Question: Here it's an endless stream of flash-forwards and flashbacks of young Hoover, old Hoover, young Hoover again, not-so-young-as-young Hoover, middle-aged @placeholder, gay Hoover, momma's boy Hoover, dictating Hoover.

Question: Here it's an endless stream of flash-forwards and flashbacks of young Hoover, old Hoover, young Hoover again, not-so-young-as-young Hoover, middle-aged Hoover, gay @placeholder, momma's boy Hoover, dictating Hoover.


Washington (CNN) -- Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is trying to shift into high gear, but elections experts say his campaign seems to be stuck in second. With just weeks before the nominating conventions and his national debut before a broader electorate, Romney's struggles to make the case that he is best equipped to pull the nation out of the economic doldrums could derail his quest for the presidency. Romney's biggest challenge? Turning the conversation back to the weak economy and poor job growth and away from President Barack Obama's re-election campaign's attacks on his tenure at private equity firm Bain Capital and refusal to release more tax records.
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GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's campaign has struggled to gain traction
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President Barack Obama's campaign attack ads have taken a toll
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Polls show Romney lags on what experts say should be his strongest area: the economy
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Romney will have to choose a strong running mate, give great convention speech

Question: More than 50% of voters polled in those two states said @placeholder cares about their needs and problems.


A globally-respected financier has revealed that he quit his job running a $2 trillion investment fund after his young daughter wrote him a note pointing out that he had missed 22 landmark events in her life. Mohamed El-Erian's ten-year-old told her dad that he had skipped her first day of school, Halloween parade, her first soccer game of the year and many recitals because he was too busy at work. The California-based investment guru's resignation in May 2013 shocked the financial world. However in a recent interview, Mr El-Erian, who made $100 million in 2011 alone, explained that his young daughter and wife Jamie were at the heart of his decision.
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Mohamed El-Erian, 56, quit his role as CEO of PIMCO investment fund in May 2013
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The California-based financier said it was 'a cliché' but he wanted to spend more time with his wife Jamie, a lawyer, and daughter
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His little girl said he missed her first day of school, Halloween parade, first soccer game of the year, parent-teacher meeting and many recitals
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He kept grueling hours - sleeping from 9pm-1am, writing until 430am and then hitting the trading floor for five hours and getting to his office at 9am
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Mr El-Erian said 'his need to be a good father was greater than his desire to be a good investor'
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Since resigning, he and his wife take turns in preparing their daughter's breakfast and taking her to school
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SEC investigating PIMCO and Mr El-Erian's former boss Alex Gross, it was confirmed today

Question: In his recent essay, he admitted he was spending far too much time away from home while working for @placeholder.