J Edgar Hoover refused permission for Bond producers to even mention his agency by name after he was passed a memo on Goldfinger Nowadays James Bond is a household name that everyone, from designer brands to luxury car makers, wants to be associated with. But back in 1964 - just two years after the Cuban Missile Crisis - the FBI reacted with horror after learning of plans to feature the Bureau in upcoming Bond flick Goldfinger. J Edgar Hoover refused filmakers permission to even mention his agency by name after being passed a memo explaining that Bond was a British spy who had 'beautiful women presenting themselves to him in scanty attire'.
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Producer Harry Saltzman sent FBI request to use military planes in film
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Letter prompted agency to run checks on everything to do with Bond
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'Sex and bizarre situations' in novels meant FBI did not want to be involved
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Reports also claimed Goldfinger's plot foiled by FBI, rather than Bond

Question: But despite the favourable references and presidential endorsement, Hoover ordered his agents to contact Saltzman and 'vigorously protest any mention of @placeholder or portrayal of its agents in his proposed movie.'


By Deborah Arthurs PUBLISHED: 11:33 EST, 4 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:38 EST, 4 September 2013 Earlier this year teenager Dwayne Ward was subject to a horrific and bloody assault while on holiday in Turkey with his family. After Dwayne, 17, became separated from his brother Darren, 32, while out drinking on the famous Bar Street in the holiday resort of Marmaris he was approached by two Turkish men who proceeded to stab him 19 times, slash his body, face and neck with a razor blade, strip him naked and leave him for dead in a park.
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Dwayne Ward was found naked in a garden in the Tepe district of Marmaris
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Attackers had 'tried to slit his wrists to finish him off'
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Two men were charged after a huge police manhunt
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17-year-old takes medication and suffers flashbacks
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Today Dwayne and his mother Doris appeared on This Morning

Question: @placeholder sais: 'I jumped up, started shouting at Darren, "You've lost him!"


Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is coming out swinging on behalf of both Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama, insisting that neither should be second-guessed on their foreign policy records. The nanny-state pol, now a registered independent after years in both the Republicans and Democratic parties, said Clinton likely did all she could about the situation in Libya that led to the deaths of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans. 'I think most of the criticisms of Hillary are totally unfounded – you can maybe disagree with her policies, but what'd you expect her to do in Benghazi?' he said in a recent interview.
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The former mayor accused House Republicans of 'cheap politics' for questioning Clinton's actions before and after the 2012 terror attack
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An aide to a member of the new House Select Committee on Benghazi says it will probe Clinton's failure to heed security warnings before the attack
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The focus on the former secretary of state comes as she is the Democrats' undeniable presidential front-runner
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The State Department had numerous warnings, including knowledge of a terrorist rally and parade in Benghazi months before the attack
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The group that led the assault on the U.S. diplomatic compound and killed the American ambassador also warned of 'assassinations' to come

Question: But amid @placeholder' zeal to paint Clinton as a serial fabricator in advance of her decision on whether to run for president, they have asked few questions publicly about State Department policies and decisions before the attack took place.


Actor Stephen Collins has asked a judge to eliminate any future spousal support payments over leaked audio in which the former 7th Heaven star purportedly acknowledged molesting underage girls. Collins' attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan filed a trial brief on Friday stating that his client has lost all future earning power due to the posting of the audio online last month. His estranged wife Faye Grant has denied that she leaked the recording made during a 2012 therapy session. Actor Stephen Collins has asked a judge to eliminate any future spousal support payments to estranged wife Faye Grant over leaked audio in which the former 7th Heaven star purportedly acknowledged molesting underage girls
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Actor wants to stop having to pay his wife $13,000 a month in spousal support
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He has accused her of  leaking audio in which the former 7th Heaven star purportedly acknowledged molesting underage girls
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Estranged wife Faye Grant has denied that she leaked the recording made during a 2012 therapy session
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The recording cost the 67-year-old Collins a role in the upcoming film Ted 2 and knocked scheduled re-runs of 7th Heaven off two cable networks

Question: Beyond the divorce case, the @placeholder audio has raised a number of ethical and legal issues about how it was recorded, and what it now means that the revelations apparently made in the privacy of a therapy session have been made public.


By Hugo Gye, Meghan Keneally and Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 18:56 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:56 EST, 12 November 2012 A top Democrat has warned that David Petraeus must testify to the Senate about the terror attack in Benghazi - and he could be forced to do so by legal means. Dianne Feinstein insisted it was 'unacceptable' that the former CIA director had not yet given Congress an account of a trip to Libya he made shortly before his resignation last week, and threatened to seek a subpoena to obtain it. Petraeus was due to discuss the CIA's role in the raid which killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans before Congress on Thursday.
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Dianne Feinstein threatens to subpoena former CIA director after he pulls out of appointment to give evidence about Benghazi attack
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Replacement will speak instead but Petraeus promises to testify in future
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His alleged mistress Paula Broadwell talked about Libya at college lecture
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Said there were Libyan prisoners in American consulate at the time of the September 11 attack that left four dead including ambassador

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By Belinda Robinson Death: Jeffrey Ferguson is shown before his execution in this March 17, 2014 photo provided by the Missouri Department of Corrections A man convicted of kidnapping, raping and killing a 17-year-old girl made funny faces and mouthed words at his own daughters minutes before he was put to death last night. Jeffrey Ferguson, 59, was executed by lethal injection just after midnight on 26 March at the state prison in Bonne Terre, Missouri. He was accused of kidnapping Kelli Hall as she finished her shift at a Mobil gas station in St. Charles, Missouri on Feb. 9, 1989.
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Jeffrey Ferguson, 59, was executed by lethal injection at the state prison in Bonne Terre, Missouri
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The 59-year-old was accused of kidnapping Kelli Hall as she finished her shift at a Mobil gas station in St. Charles, Missouri on Feb. 9, 1989
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After the execution, the victims father Jim Hall said: ‘Hopefully, now we can move forward’

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama on Thursday made official the long-held but rarely stated U.S. support for a future Palestinian state based on borders that existed before the 1967 Middle East war. In the past, the United States has unofficially backed a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict based on the borders in place prior to the war 44 years ago in which Israel seized the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and Sinai Peninsula. In a major speech Thursday, Obama became the first president to formally endorse the policy, but he also acknowledged the need for modifications through the negotiating process due to conditions on the ground.
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President Obama formalizes a longstanding but rarely expressed U.S. position
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A Palestinian state must be viable, while Israel must be secure, Obama says
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Netanyahu rejects Israel's withdrawal from existing population centers

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 13:58 EST, 1 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:25 EST, 2 March 2014 Britain's first ever 'cat cafe' where customers can enjoy a cup of coffee in the company of several felines officially opened its doors this morning. The grand opening of Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium in Bethnal Green, east London, was much anticipated by animal lovers across the capital. Within hours of its opening date being announced online, the cafe's website crashed when 3,000 people attempted to book a table. The cafe's website crashed as cat-lovers scramble to book a table
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Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium opened its doors in east London today
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Customers can enjoy a selection of food and drink in company of 11 cats
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Cat Cafes are something of a craze in Asia, with over 100 opened in Tokyo
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Eatery owned by Lauren Pears - who raised money for business online

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By Dominic King for the Daily Mail Follow @@DominicKing_DM Stevan Jovetic and Sergio Aguero tormented Liverpool as Manchester City made a bold early statement in title race. As Mario Balotelli watched on from the Directors’ Box, Brendan Rodgers will have been left to wonder whether his new £16million signing will lift Liverpool to City’s level. Jovetic scored either side of half-time to take the game away from Liverpool, with substitute Sergio Aguero coming off the bench to finish Liverpool off with his first touch, as City ran out convincing 3-1 winners at The Etihad Stadium. Hero: Stevan Jovetic scored twice on Monday night to help City to a 3-1 win over Liverpool
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Stevan Jovetic scored twice in the 3-1 win over Liverpool on Monday
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After a fine pre-season, the Montengrin looks to have improved drastically
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Manuel Pellegrini insists the forward can be key to City's success
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers says spending spree will not buy them success after the signing of £16million Mario Balotelli

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(CNN) -- At least 49 inmates broke out of a prison in Tunisia on Sunday night, the country's state-run Tunis Afrique Presse reported. Security forces have detained 13 of the escapees, according to the report, which cited a security source. The incident occurred in Gabes, in the southeastern part of the North African country. It is the latest mass prison break in the turbulent Muslim world. Recent prison breaks have been cited by analysts as one of several reasons the United States heightened its security and closed various embassies last month. Prison breaks occurred last July in Pakistan, Iraq and Libya, and have been a known strategy of al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. Details are not known about who escaped from the Tunisian prison, but there are longstanding fears that militants are focusing on springing their fighters and leaders who are incarcerated.
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Thirteen of the escapees in Tunisia have been detained
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There has been international concern over recent prison escapes
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Prison breaks are a known strategy of al Qaeda, a CNN analyst says

Question: It cited "suspected @placeholder involvement in several of the breakouts which led to the escape of hundreds of terrorists and other criminals."


President Barack Obama has signed a new executive order that authorizes his administration 'to impose sanctions not just on individuals but on key sectors of the Russian economy,' he said Thursday morning. Speaking on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One en route to Florida, he also announced a new raft of anti-Moscow choke-holds that the White House is attempting immediately to 'impose additional costs on Russia.' 'We're imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the Russian government ... [and] other individuals who provide material support' to them, Obama said in a brief statement. He also announced new sanctions on Bank Rossiya, which he said 'provides material support to these individuals.'
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President signed new executive order authorizing the U.S. to sanction 'a whole slew' of wealthy Russians and a bank that holds their assets
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New move freezes assets of new targets and prohibits them from doing business in the United States
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The bank will be denied access to U.S. dollars
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Additional sanctions would also go into place if Vladimir Putin invades more of Ukraine or other nations
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White House aims to cripple Russian economy including financial services, energy, metals and mining, defense and related material, and engineering

Question: A senior @placeholder official told reporters during a conference call following the president's remarks that new sanctions announcements could continue to roll out, and poked at some Russian officials who have portrayed a similar announcement on Monday as 'a slap on the wrist.'


London (CNN) -- Britain's public service broadcaster, the BBC, was caught up in a growing furor Saturday over claims that a late children's TV presenter sexually abused young women and girls, sometimes on its premises, in the 1960s and 1970s. The abuse claims, which come almost a year after presenter Jimmy Savile died, were made by five women in a documentary screened by rival broadcaster ITV Wednesday. Those interviewed for the film, titled "Exposed -- the other side of Jimmy Saville," gave detailed accounts of sexual assault while as young as 14 or 15. One said she was raped by him at age 16.
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Claims of sexual abuse have been made against a late BBC children's TV presenter
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Five women say Jimmy Savile abused them when they were teenage girls
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The BBC says it is horrified by the claims of abuse, dating back to the 1960s and 1970s
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A nephew of Savile, who was knighted for his charitable work, defends his reputation

Question: "We are now collating information gathered from a range of sources across the @placeholder and will continue contacting individuals who have made allegations in relation to the late Jimmy Savile over the coming weekend," it said.

Question: "We are now collating information gathered from a range of sources across the UK and will continue contacting individuals who have made allegations in relation to the late @placeholder over the coming weekend," it said.


(CNN) -- The commander of the NATO-led forces in Afghanistan has taken exception to President Hamid Karzai's contention that the United States and the Taliban were holding daily talks, and that the militant group prefers that foreign troops remain in the country. "We have fought too hard over the past 12 years. We have shed too much blood over the past 12 years. We have done too much to help the Afghan Security Forces grow over the last 12 years to ever think that violence or instability would be to our advantage," said Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, the commander of the International Security Assistance Force.
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"We have fought too hard over the past 12 years," Dunford says
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Karzai had said the U.S. and the Taliban were holding daily talks
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Hagel, Karzai meet to smooth over frictions
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Taliban claims responsibility for Saturday attack

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Question: "I know these are difficult issues for President Karzai and the @placeholder people," Hagel said after the meeting.


(CNN) -- Red Bull driver Mark Webber has cast doubt on the Bahrain Grand Prix taking place this year, even though the race has been reinstated on the Formula One calendar. F1's ruling body the FIA announced on Friday that the gulf kingdom, which was supposed to stage the event in March at the start of the season, will hold it at the end of October. The FIA's decision came after its top officials visited the island on Tuesday, and the following day Bahrain's ruler lifted the state of emergency laws that had facilitated the restriction of political leaders and journalists.
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Mark Webber "uncomfortable" with decision to stage race in Bahrain
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Red Bull driver says it is unlikely the that rescheduled event will go ahead
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Bahrain had been due to open season in March but was postponed due to civil unrest
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F1 chiefs made decision to reinstate the race after visiting the kingdom on Tuesday

Question: But @placeholder has joined the 12 F1 teams in refusing to back the move, which has outraged human rights groups around the world.


A two-timing cheat with a very short temper decided to go on Dr. Phil to decide if he should leave his wife for his mistress, and let the two ladies meet for the first time. Melvin is married to Rachel, but while the two were separated he began dating Chantelle. That was two years ago, and now Melvin spends his time flip flopping between the two women, who have somehow fallen under his spell. Scroll down for video Two-timer: Melvin (above) is having a relationship with his wife and a mistress Over it: Melvin's wife Rachel (above) just wants him to make a decision so she can move on with her life
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Melvin is married to Rachel but having an affair with Chantelle
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Melvin met Chantelle when he was separated, and even though he and his wife have reconciled they have remained together for two years
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He decided to pick one woman once and for all by going on Dr. Phil

Question: At one point he even storms off stage, with @placeholder quickly running after him.


By William Turvill PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:22 EST, 25 February 2014 Two New York police sources have said they would not miss Alec Baldwin should he move to Los Angeles New York police sources have reportedly said Alec Baldwin will not be missed should he move to Los Angeles. The actor revealed yesterday in New York magazine that he ‘probably’ needs to move out of the city and said he was considering L.A. Baldwin said he misses the days when New Yorkers would signal their appreciation of celebrities briefly and politely while taking care to maintain privacy.
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Two New York police sources say the actor will not be missed should he move to Los Angeles
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Mr Baldwin said in an interview, published yesterday, that he 'probably' needs to move out of the city and that he was considering L.A

Question: 'I give up': Melodramatic Alec Baldwin laments his A-list life as he predicts he will 'probably' have to leave @placeholder in candid new interview


Journalists Steven Sotloff (left) and James Foley (right) have both been killed by Islamist militants in recent weeks. Sotloff was pictured in the video delivering message taunting U.S. President Barack Obama. The Arabic text at the bottom of this frame translates to: 'Now is the time for my message'. A knife-wielding jihadist stands next to U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff in the video that was released online overnight. U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff, 31, (left) was kidnapped in Syria last year. Sotloff's mother Shirley (right) made a televised appeal for the return of her son last week. Australian Warren Rodwell, pictured in a ransom video with his Abu Sayyaf captors in the Philippines. Mr Rodwell has today shed light on what it is like to be a captive who has lost hope. He spent 472 days in captivity. He was never tortured and has previously described his abductors as 'buffoons'
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Islamic State militants have murdered two U.S. journalists in the past month
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James Foley and Steven Sotloff condemned America, believed to have been under heavy coercion
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Psychologists and an Australian kidnapping victim explains what life is like in captivity after all hope is lost
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'Nothing really has meaning to you anymore... Someone tells you "say this" and you say it'
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'You just imagine whoever is watching it is smart enough to realise you haven't really got your heart in it'

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By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 20:34 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 11 December 2013 Senior Tory MPs demanded that the government publish a damning report into the £50 billion High Speed Rail project yesterday after the Mail revealed ministers are trying to suppress it. Conservative Vice Chairman Michael Fabricant broke ranks and warned that failure to come clean about the project would fuel ‘growing mistrust about HS2’. He spoke out after it emerged that Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin and Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude have called on David Cameron to veto the release of the report, which found that HS2 was a ‘red/amber’ project in danger of failing, under Freedom of Information laws.
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Michael Fabricant demanded that the government publish report on HS2
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Warned that failure to do so would fuel 'mistrust' about rail project

Question: Mr Maude and Mr @placeholder told the Prime Minister: ‘We consider that the importance the Government attaches to the successful implementation of the HS2 project ... justifies the use of the veto in this case.’


This year's alligator hunting season is one for the history books in Mississippi, where the record has been shattered twice just days after hunting began. The new heaviest gator ever caught in the state was pulled from waters near Vicksburg on Sunday and weighed a whopping 792-pounds. Just the day before, the record had been broken when a 756-pounder was snagged. Scroll down for video Behemoth: A record-breaking alligator weighing just shy of 800 pounds was caught in Mississippi on Sunda Historical hunting season: The gator beat the previous record, set just the day before, by just 36 pounds Sunday's record beast measured 13.5 feet and was pulled in by a 3-man team led by Brian Montgomery of Starkville, reports WAPT.
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It's a big year for gators in the Magnolia State, where a 3-man team brought in the 13.5-footer on Sunday
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Just the day before, the record had been broken with a 756-pound alligator
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Meanwhile, an 1,011.5-pound gator was caught in Alabama last month

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(CNN) -- As saber rattling grows over the Syrian president's alleged use of chemical weapons against his own people, Bashar al-Assad's once high-profile wife, Asma, has kept a low profile. "She's just hunkered down in Damascus," said Andrew Tabler, a senior fellow with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and author of "In the Lion's Den: An Eyewitness Account of Washington's Battle with Syria." "She's standing by her man." That's where she can be seen in photographs of the al-Assads posted this week on Instagram. No images of bloody battle fields mar the view of the president caught in the middle of the civil war. Instead, photo after photo of the couple show a picture of caring. In one, the first lady -- who majored in computer science and French literature at King's College London -- wipes away a boy's tear. In another, she is listening intently to a group of women.
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"She's just hunkered down in Damascus," says Andrew Tabler, expert on Syria
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Happy images on Instagram account contrast with harsh reality on the ground
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Asma al-Assad is seen at diplomatic functions, awards ceremonies and stirring pots

Question: The photos appeared after the president announced this month that he was adding @placeholder to his social media blitz.

Question: But Tabler, who once lived in @placeholder and interacted with the first family, said he had little insight into her current doings.


(CNN) -- The newly elected head of Syria's opposition briefed European foreign ministers Monday on the crisis there, European Union foreign affairs representative Catherine Ashton said. Ashton met Monday with Ahmed Moaz al-Khatib and pledged European support ahead of the monthly meeting of European Union foreign ministers. "We want to help, but it's their country," she said. Al-Khatib was to discuss his proposal for a political transition to end the hostilities that have left thousands of people dead during nearly 21 months of violence that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has characterized as a fight against terrorism. Ashton said the world must take a stand against al-Assad's actions.
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"Those responsible will be held accountable" for use of chemical weapons, EU says
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At least 142 people are killed Monday across Syria, the opposition says
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Syria accuses the United States of setting it up to be framed on chemical weapons

Question: The United States and @placeholder allies are using defense contractors to train Syrian rebels to secure chemical weapons stockpiles, a senior U.S. official and several senior diplomats said.

Question: The United States and European allies are using defense contractors to train @placeholder rebels to secure chemical weapons stockpiles, a senior U.S. official and several senior diplomats said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:42 EST, 4 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:12 EST, 4 October 2013 Casey Kasem's children are being prevented from visiting their ailing father according to his daughter Kerri. Kasem, now 81, was known for his years as the host of the countdown show ‘American Top 40’. He is suffering from Parkinson's disease and retired from his radio hosting in 2009. Kerri, Mike and Julie Kasem say they have not been allowed to see their father for three months. Scroll down to hear a clip of Casey 'losing it'! Kerri, Mike and Julie Kasem say they have not been allowed to see their father Casey Kasem (right) for three months because of their step mother, Jean (left)
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Casey Kasem's longtime manager said the star is still of sound mind
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Kasem's children not being allowed to see father, says his daughter Kerri
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Kasem, 81, is suffering from Parkinson's disease
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Popular radio host best known as the voice behind 'American Top 40'
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Kasem had three children with his first wife and one with his current

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Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- When celebrated film composer Hans Zimmer agreed to create the soundtrack for Disney's 1994 animated film "The Lion King," he knew there was only one person he wanted to work with -- South African singer and songwriter Lebo M. Award-winning Zimmer, whose illustrious body of work includes scores for mega-hits such as "Gladiator," "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "The Simpsons," had already collaborated successfully with Lebo on "The Power of One," a 1992 drama set in South Africa. "By the time he [Zimmer] had committed to what became 'The Lion King,' there were other people hired that I replaced ... because Hans was reluctant to continue without me in the project," remembers Lebo.
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Lebo M conducted and sang on the movie The Lion King
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His arrangements won him a Grammy and he is currently working on his first ever tour
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The South African advises young people in the continent to embrace their identity
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"The African in you is your ticket to Hollywood," he says

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Question: More projects followed suit but in the early 1990s @placeholder decided to go back to his apartheid-free home country and reunite with his family.


Gateshead ended Warrington Town's FA Cup ambitions as goals from Matty Pattison and Danny Wright ensured the Conference side squeezed into the third round draw. South African midfielder Pattison finished high into the net after eight minutes after Rob Ramshaw had got the better of Craig Robinson near the touchline and pulled the ball back. But they needed a stoppage time second from Wright to overcome Warrington's spirited resistance. It was a moment to forget for goalkeeper Karl Wills, who tried to launch a late Warrington assault but saw his clearance fall straight to Wright, who finished into an empty net.
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Gateshead beat Warrington Town 2-0 to book their place in the FA Cup third round on Sunday afternoon
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The Conference side led when Matty Pattison fired home Rob Ramshaw's cut-back on eight minutes
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Three divisions and 79 places separated the two opponents at the Gateshead International Stadium
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Northern Premier League Division One North side Warrington caused a sensation by beating Exeter in first round

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Cristiano Ronaldo has redefined the notion of 'world class', energising the tired term and catapulting it to a far higher plain. He has reinvented the manner in which we digest football numbers. Ronaldo has – albeit with the aid of Lionel Messi – driven back the boundaries of footballing capability. Cristiano Ronaldo is full of energy despite the rough weather during Real Madrid's training session at Anfield The Portuguese star shows off some of his skills as Real gear up for their seismic clash with Liverpool Raheem Sterling gets a handshake from Mario Balotelli (left) during Liverpool's run-out at Anfield
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Ahead of Champions League showdown at Anfield, Sportsmail compares Sterling to a rookie Ronaldo during his early years at Manchester United…
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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 271 goals in 258 games for Real Madrid
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At 19 years of age, Raheem Sterling has taken the Premier League by storm
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'I really look up to Ronaldo, he is someone that has always been an idol to me,' says Liverpool star Sterling

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By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh Following England's earliest exit from a World Cup since 1958, former players and managers have been queuing up to add their opinion to the inquest that will inevitably begin when the Three Lions return from Brazil. Successive 2-1 losses to Italy and Uruguay leave England bottom of Group D and already eliminated from the tournament, despite having a match against Costa Rica still to play on Tuesday. Among some of the suggestions offered to ready the Three Lions for future tournaments are that English players need to learn to play alternative formations, the FA need to produce a greater number of coaches, and England must make sure their best XI players take to the field.
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England suffered their earliest World Cup exit since 1958 in Brazil
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Successive 2-1 losses to Italy and Uruguay left England bottom of Group D
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They have already been eliminated despite having a game remaining
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Former players and managers suggest English players need to learn alternative formations and that the FA must produce more coaches

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(CNN) -- Spain's world champions will begin the defense of their European title against fellow football superpowers Italy next June, after both were drawn in Group C on Friday. That match in Gdansk will be the feature clash of the third day of the Euro 2012 finals, while the Republic of Ireland will take on Croatia in the other opening Group C fixture in Poznan. "It is a difficult draw. The 16 strongest teams are in this tournament so whatever team we came up against would have presented problems," Spain coach Vicente del Bosque told UEFA's website. Relive the draw as it happened
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Co-hosts Poland play 2004 winners Greece in opening game of Euro 2012
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Defending champions Spain take on Italy in Group C opener on June 10
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Group B features the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and Portugal
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Co-hosts Ukraine in Group D with France, England and Sweden

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The three women who were held captive and sexually abused in a Cleveland home for a decade have returned to the 'House of Horrors' in an extraordinary show of bravery. On Friday morning, Michelle Knight visited to Ariel Castro's home, where she was held from August 2002 until her escape on May 6, so that she could thank neighbors for their support. Amanda Berry and her father also returned to the home on Tuesday to thank those who helped her when she fled for safety, and Gina DeJesus also visited Seymour Street this week, 19ActionNews reported. Knight's visit came as it emerged her captor will start his term - a life sentence plus 1,000 years - isolated from other inmates.
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Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus separately visited the home in Cleveland to thank neighbors for their support
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Castro will start his life sentence in isolation due to high profile of his case

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:49 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:50 EST, 24 October 2013 A former Ohio doctor accused of killing a pregnant woman last year by injecting her with heroin after she answered a Craigslist ad pleaded guilty today for her death and that of her nearly full-term unborn child. Ali Salim, 44, entered the pleas in Delaware County Court, north of Columbus, ahead of his trial scheduled for next week. He faces 37 years in prison at a December sentencing. Ali Salim (pictured right in court today) entered guilty pleas to two counts of involuntary manslaughter, as well as a count each of tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse
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Pakistani-born Dr Ali Salim, 44, pleaded guilty for the death of pregnant Deanna Ballman and her unborn baby
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Mother-of-two was found dead in her car in August 2012 after man allegedly gave her a lethal heroin injection
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Salim faces 37 years in prison at a December sentencing

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People in Crimea have been captured taking selfies with Russian masked gunmen as Ukraine is on the brink of war. In one photograph captioned 'sweetest guys' a woman stands alongside a soldier armed with a gun. In another a mother smiles intently for the camera with her two children while posing next to an armed guard. The pictures have appeared on the photograph sharing network Instagram. Scroll down for video A woman takes a selfie alongside a Russian soldier (left) while a mother allows her two children to be photographed next to an armed guard Sweetest guys: This woman posted a photograph of herself on Instagram next to this Russian soldier carrying a gun but said he was very sweet
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In one photograph captioned 'sweetest guys' a woman stands alongside a soldier armed with a gun
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In another a mother smiles intently for the camera with her two children while posing next to an armed guard
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The pictures have appeared on the photo sharing network Instagram
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Ukraine has put its military on high alert and appealed for international help

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It's only three months since she welcomed first daughter Nelly with fiancé Greg Shepherd, but Billie Faiers has snapped back into her pre-pregnancy shape - and is definitely already thinking about baby number two. Speaking to MailOnline about getting back into shape after giving birth, the 24-year-old said: 'I still have some baby weight to lose but I'm very relaxed about it - I am wearing a lot of looser tops and then tight trousers so am dressing around it. Scroll down for video Back in shape: Billie Faiers, who found fame on The Only Way Is Essex, gave birth in July but is already showcasing a toned physique and has hinted that she's thinking about baby number two
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Billie, 24, teamed up with My Babiie to design three pushchairs
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Mexico City, Mexico (CNN) -- As more governments approve same-sex marriage laws, officials here are hoping to attract a growing part of the tourism market: gay honeymoons. The first couple to wed under Argentina's recent law allowing same-sex marriages nationwide arrives in Mexico this week on an all-expenses-paid trip -- part of a new push by the government in Mexico City, Mexico to woo gay travelers. "We hope that many same-sex couples who get married around the world spend their honeymoons here," says Alejandro Rojas, the city's tourism secretary. In July, the city opened an office aimed at catering to gay tourists that officials describe as the first of its kind in Latin America.
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The first couple to wed under Argentina's new same-sex marriage law arrives this week
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A new government tourism office in Mexico City aims to attract more gay visitors
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Officials hope the city will become the top destination for gay travelers in Latin America
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Professor: Latin America has some of the most gay-friendly cities in the developing world

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TV favourite Bob the Builder has had a refurbishment of his own - with a fresh look and a new voice for the next series TV favourite Bob the Builder has had a refurbishment of his own - with a fresh look and a new voice. Actor Lee Ingleby, who is starring in BBC1 drama Our Zoo, takes over from Neil Morrissey, who voiced the handyman from his launch a decade and a half ago. Also joining the series when it airs next year will be Downton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt - as Bob's business partner Wendy - and Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison, who voices the digger Scoop.
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Actor Lee Ingleby, who stars in BBC1 drama Our Zoo, takes over from Neil Morrissey
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Handyman voiced by Morrissey since show's launch in 1998
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Downton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt will playing Bob's business partner Wendy, and Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison will voice digger Scoop
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Characters will be computer-generated rather than created using stop-motion animation

Question: '@placeholder is a strong and positive female role model and I think it is important that children's television shows positive social values.'


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court kicked off its new term with some drama on the same-sex marriage front, and a bit of confusion mixed into the proceedings. By tradition, Chief Justice John Roberts -- joined by his eight colleagues -- took to the bench at 10 a.m. and announced the end of the old term and the start of the new, welcoming new lawyers to the court's bar and holding a one-hour argument on a search and seizure case. But many reporters and court observers were downstairs, preoccupied trying to make sense of a surprise move. In brief orders, the justices without explanation announced they had rejected appeals from five states seeking to keep their bans on same-sex marriage in place. Those states are Utah, Oklahoma, Virginia, Indiana and Wisconsin.
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The Supreme Court declines to wade into marriage battles in five states
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As a result, lower court rulings stand and same-sex couples can now marry in those states
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The Supreme Court initially handed reporters a set of orders that was missing 30 pages
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Its refusal to tackle the marriage cases was contained within those 30 pages

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 11:24 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:44 EST, 23 April 2013 Heartbreak: Young father Geoffrey Firkins, pictured with his son Cody-Jay, died in a horrific crash as he sped to find his fiancee A young father was killed in a horror crash as he sped to rescue his fiancée after she was attacked in a nightclub, an inquest has heard. Geoffrey Firkins, 21, died when his Vauxhall Corsa collided with a lorry and a Peugeot 206 in the early hours of February 7 last year. North Staffordshire Coroners Court heard heard today how minutes earlier, he had received a phone call from fiancée Katie Evans, 21, telling him she had been assaulted during a night-out with friends.
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Geoffrey Firkins, 21, involved in horror smash in Cobridge, Stoke-on-Trent
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Inquest heard father-of-one was not wearing a seatbelt  at the time

Question: Mr Firkins' grandfather, also called @placeholder, told the inquest: 'From speaking to the officers and learning about his injuries, I know that if Geoffrey had been wearing his seatbelt he would still be with us.


Washington (CNN) -- Julian Castro, the mayor of San Antonio, and Mike Villarreal, the city's representative in the state legislature, saw potential in an historic, amoeba-shaped park parcel near the city's convention center. So, the two set to work. They secured the civic support, government approval and funding needed to turn HemisFair Park into a place where playgrounds and mixed income housing will one day overlook a grassy span and the Tower of the Americas â€” an observation tower marking the park's location as the site of the 1968 World's Fair. As President Barack Obama's choice to become the next housing secretary, a focus on helping revitalize inner-city areas, colleagues in Texas say, will stand the 39-year-old mayor in good stead.
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Julian Castro is a Democratic rising star tapped by president to head HUD
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Castro will face questions about HUD funds, steering it through housing market recovery
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Texas colleagues say Castro has the right blend of experience to get the job done

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Celeste (Rashida Jones) and Jesse (Andy Samberg) have what appears at first to be the perfect modern relationship. The two have known each other since the 10th grade, but never take each other for granted. They're warm, responsive, and fun-loving, with lots of shared rituals and cutesy little private games. Out to dinner with their best friends (Ari Graynor and Eric Christian Olsen), they talk about what they're going to order by lapsing into showbiz World War II Chuhmin accents (clearly a favorite routine of theirs), which allows them to tweak each other's foibles -- like who's going to do more mooching off the other's plate -- while keeping the interaction light.
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"Celeste and Jesse Forever" bounces along with nimble invention
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In the film, Samberg takes on his first role that's more dramatic than comedic
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Jones makes Celeste a study in engagingly high-functional yuppie self-delusion

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A popular barman with British parents and sisters who has worked in the UK for 12 years has been forced to return to his native Philippines because his visa ran out. Fredel Buenavista, 32, left the country in south east Asia at the age of four and arrived in Britain when he was 20 with his stepfather Alan Pratt and his mother Maria, who are both British citizens. But earlier this month Mr Buenavista, from Maidstone, Kent, was detained by the Home Office earlier this month and threatened with deportation. Scroll down for video Popular: Barman Fredel Buenavista, 32, has British parents and sisters, and has worked in the UK for 12 years but had to return to his native Philippines because his visa ran out, despite a campaign from his customers
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Fredel Buenavista, 32, left the country in south east Asia at the age of four
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His mother and stepfather are British citizens and his sisters are British
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The Home Office say he was never granted a work permit
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He was detained and threatened with deportation earlier this month
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3,000 people signed a petition calling for him to stay in Britain
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But he gave up his fight and flew home in order to apply for a new visa

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There was a time, in the weeks that  followed Daniel Agger's crunching tackle on Jack Wilshere at Wembley in March, when the Arsenal midfielder got really worried. He had broken a bone in his foot and England head coach Roy Hodgson was just weeks away from announcing his squad for this  summer's World Cup in Brazil. The clock was ticking. 'Unfortunately I have been in that position a lot,' admitted Wilshere, reflecting on his bad break during England v Denmark, as he rested between Tuesday's double training session at St George's Park. Eyes on the ball: Jack Wilshere is looking forward to his first World Cup
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Wilshere was injured playing for England against Denmark in March
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Jack given No 7 shirt after Rooney, Gerrard and Lampard had first pick
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Midfielder feared his World Cup dream was over
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger helped Wilshere return to fitness

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Question: 'I didn't ask for it, but a text came through saying I was No 7 (he wears 10 for @placeholder).


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:38 EST, 24 September 2012 | UPDATED: 02:26 EST, 25 September 2012 A runaway bride who jilted three men has finally tied the knot - with her maid of homour. Kerry De’ath, 29, first ran out on her fiance Craig Smith, 32, just months before they were set to jet to Florida for the dream wedding they spent years saving for. The bolting bride then settled down with a second love, Dave Futter, 29, for two and a half years - but left him when he popped the question. The one: After almost marrying a man on three occasions Kerry De'ath (right) finally said 'I do' to Sarah Woodford who was going to be her Maid of Honour
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Kerry De’ath, 29, ran out on Craig Smith, 32, months before Florida wedding
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Then agreed to marry Nick Farmer, 29, at a lavish ceremony
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Question: Sarah, who was secretly in love with @placeholder for two years before finding the courage to tell her, said: 'I never thought I would get the reaction I did.


(CNN) -- A war crimes tribunal for Rwanda sentenced the African nation's former army chief to 30 years in prison Tuesday for his part in the 1994 genocide that killed 800,000 people. The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) found Augustin Bizimungu guilty on six counts of genocide, crimes against humanity for murder, extermination and rape and violations of  the Geneva Conventions. During the genocide, soldiers and police under Bizimungu's command directed the extermination of tens of thousands of Tutsi civilians who had taken refuge in churches, hospitals and schools, according to Human Rights Watch. Soldiers and police also ordered civilian officials and ordinary citizens to join in hunting down and killing the Tutsi and punished them if they failed to do so, the human rights monitoring group said.
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A war crimes tribunal found Augustin Bizimungu guilty on 6 counts
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He had fled to Angola and was arrested there in 2002
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About 800,000 people were killed in Rwanda

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(EW.com) -- "Sleepy Hollow" wrapped up its freshman season Monday night with a finale packed full of major twists and a whopper of a cliffhanger that left pretty much every major character in a terrible, life-threatening position. (Head thee to EW's "Sleepy Hollow" recap for all the details.) With Ichabod (Tom Mison) buried six feet under (while still alive), Abbie (Nicole Beharie) trapped in Purgatory, and Katrina (Katia Winter) kidnapped by the headless horseman, executive producer Mark Goffman had a lot to answer for when we called him up after viewing the heart-stopping episode. Luckily Goffman, who penned the extraordinary second hour with fellow EP Alex Kurtzman, was more than happy to break it all down for us — and give us some early scoop on season 2!
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"Sleepy Hollow" wrapped up its first season with a twist-filled finale
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Executive producer Mark Goffman breaks down the cliffhanger
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Next season's theme is going to focus on the horseman of war

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Question: One of the big goals, which goes along with the idea of war in @placeholder, is that we need to populate the town more.


Beijing (CNN) -- When the Olympic torch lights up in London on Friday, hundreds of millions of TV screens, laptops and mobile phones will likewise be turned on in China. Chinese sports fans are expected to watch the world's best athletes compete for medals and fame at the 2012 Summer Games. Hardly any Chinese expect London to be able to match the spectacular opening ceremony that Beijing choreographed four years ago. London set for Olympic opener "They will get the job done but it definitely won't be as good as China did," said Ling Ling, who works for CCTV, the national television network. CCTV plans extensive coverage of many events, including live broadcast of events featuring Chinese athletes.
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China will be watching to see how London's Opening ceremony compares with Beijing's
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London Olympics officially opens Friday to a global audience of billions
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Chinese fans will be paying close attention to several top sports stars
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China doesn't expect to match the medal haul from the Beijing Games in 2008

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Question: Taking part, after all, is more important than winning, as another @placeholder motto goes.


Washington (CNN) -- The efforts by leaders of Turkey and Brazil to broker a nuclear deal with Iran reflects growing dissatisfaction with the traditional world order in which the United States is the only superpower, which they view as outdated and unjust. And their intervention on the Iran issue reflects a growing perception among many countries that the United States is unable to resolve international conflicts alone. The visit this week to Tehran by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was a rare show of personal, high-stakes diplomacy by a pair of world leaders.
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Intervention from Turkey, Brazil reflects dissatisfaction with U.S. leadership, Labott says
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Brazil, Turkey tout nuclear agreement reached with Iran
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The next day, U.S. introduced sanctions resolution to U.N. Security Council
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For Lula and Erdogan, resolution handicaps their efforts to work with Iran, Labott says

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By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 11:10 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 03:56 EST, 19 April 2013 It's certainly a romantic gesture - putting a message in a bottle and throwing it into the sea in the hope it reaches its destination. But perhaps it's not the most practical way of expressing yourself, as one bottle took 28 years to be discovered - nearly 5,000 miles away. In 1985 a man called Jonathon penned the note 'Mary, you are really great person. I hope we can keep in correspondence. I said I would write. Your friend forever, Jonathon, Nova Scotia, 1985,' tucked it into a bottle, and threw it into the Atlantic ocean.
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Bottle believed to have travelled nearly 5,000 miles to reach Croatia
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Would have been swept from Atlantic Ocean to Mediterranean Sea
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Discovered by woman clearing up rubbish on beach

Question: If the bottle was thrown from @placeholder, it could have travelled across the Atlantic and into the Mediterranean Sea.


By Sangeeth Sebastian UPDATED: 04:27 EST, 31 January 2012 Ever dreamed of enrolling at an international university in less than half an hour? Drop in at the French Embassy, Shanti Path, this weekend, and you could be the lucky one. The two-day Campus France Admission Tour 2012 opens on Saturday with the promise to offer admission to the brightest students in just 20 minutes - and the good news is that knowledge of French is not mandatory to make the grade. Campus France is a public policy initiative of the French government to promote higher education abroad and the Admission Tour 2012 will see as many as 25 top French institutions hitting the road (from Delhi they'll got to Bangalore and Mumbai) to spot the right candidates and make admission offers to them.
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The CampusFrance Admission Tour 2012 road show will take place on February 4-5 (Saturday & Sunday) at the Embassy of France, Shanti Path, New Delhi. To download the event PDF, go to www.inde.campusfrance.org
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Singapore is promoting its educational opportunities to Indian students in a big way over the last few years. What has brought about this change in approach?
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By Hannah Roberts Last updated at 9:45 AM on 31st October 2011 Ruth Madoff has said that she blames herself for her son Mark's suicide. Mark Madoff hanged himself with a dog leash on the second anniversary of his father Bernie Madoff's arrest for running the biggest financial fraud in history. He had wanted his mother to cut off all contact with his father. Speaking for the first time since her disgraced financier husband's sensational arrest three years ago, Ruth Madoff now says she wishes she had severed ties with her husband as Mark wanted. Guilt: Ruth Madoff has said that she blames herself for her son Marks' suicide.
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Mark Madoff hanged himself on second anniversary of father's arrest for biggest Ponzi scheme fraud in history
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Mother Ruth says she blames herself and wishes she had cut off contact with her husband as Mark wanted
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Ruth didn't even know what a Ponzi scheme was when Bernie confessed, son Andrew claims
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Andrew says Bernie Madoff's use of his sons' legitimate trading business to shield his fraudulent scheme was 'unforgivable'

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(CNN) -- Taking time out to eat a homemade chocolate cake is hardly the conventional way to win an ultra-endurance marathon, but don't tell Emelie Forsberg. Her quirky and offbeat approach -- she competes sporting a hair band adorned with flowers -- has proved a breath of fresh air in the male-dominated sport of Skyrunning, where she has become world and European champion. Fleet of foot, she makes light work of massive mountains such as Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn -- running with a permanent smile etched across her face -- because for Forsberg this truly is a labor of love.
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Emelie Forsberg is a world and European champion in Skyrunning
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The 27-year-old hails from Sweden but now lives in Chamonix
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She holds record for ascent and descent of several mountains, including Mont Blanc
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Her partner is men's world Skyrunning champion Kilian Jornet

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Sydney siege hostage Marcia Mikhael has lashed out at the country's bail system for allowing gunman Man Haron Monis to roam free, despite being on charges of accessory to the murder of his ex-wife. Speaking to 7News, Ms Mikhael said was 'upset' and 'disappointed' with the judicial system for failing to imprison Monis, who was also on a further 40 charges of sexual assault. Monis went on to cause the death of Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson on December 16 during the Lindt Cafe siege. 'How was he out on bail? If he wasn't on bail none of this would've happened,' Mikhael told Seven.
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Hostage Marcia Mikhael has spoken out against the judicial system
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She has said that gunman Man Haron Monis shouldn't have been on bail
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Monis was on charges of accessory to the murder of his ex-wife
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He was also on a further 40 charges of sexual assault
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Selina Win Pe broke down as she told Liz Hayes of 60 Minutes that crazed gunman Man Monis told her they had just 15 minutes to live
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She is the third female survivor to be confirmed as part of the Nine Network program, which also includes Fiona Ma and Harriette Denny
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Negotiations are believed to be continuing with pregnant barrister Julie Taylor who was protected by friend Katrina Dawson
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Seven spoke with victims including Marcia Mikhael and John O'Brien

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(CNN) -- A runaway who said her father threatened to kill her for converting to Christianity from Islam has been granted permanent residency in the United States, her lawyer told CNN on Tuesday. Rifqa Bary, 18, who was an undocumented immigrant until recently, left her family in Columbus, Ohio, in July 2009 and took refuge in the home of a minister in Orlando, Florida. The girl was later moved into foster care after she said in an affidavit that her Muslim father had threatened her after finding out about her conversion. Her father denies the allegation. Bary had said in court that she could not reunite with her parents and needed permission to live in the United States.
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Rifqa Bary has said that her Muslim father threatened to kill her after her conversion
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Her father denies the allegations; agency cleared her parents of criminal wrongdoing
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Bary's lawyer says she has not had any recent contact with her family

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ISIS supporters have been handing out leaflets to  Oxford Street shoppers encouraging them to leave Britain for its new Islamic state. The radicals stood in front of posters declaring 'the dawn of a new era has begun' in reference to the caliphate and their literature praised the 'sacrifices' made in the Middle East. Scotland Yard has said today it is investigating whether the men were breaking terror laws. Scroll down for video Propaganda: ISIS supporters have been handing out leaflets to Oxford Street shopper encouraging them to leave Britain for Syria and Iraq Rules: The literature sets out how people should live their lives and encourages them to leave Britain for the caliphate
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Central London shoppers were encouraged to 'resettle' in Syria and Iraq
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Scotland Yard is investigating whether men have breached terror laws

Question: The @placeholder ‘caliphate’ – or Islamic state – stretches across wartorn Syria and Iraq.


The Texas hospital where two nurses were infected treating Ebola-patient Thomas Eric Duncan has apologized for the first time in their mismanaged handling of the outbreak. But it may be too little too late for the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital's nursing staff, who are threatening to stage a walk off after inadequate guidelines left them exposed to the virus for two days. The Dallas hospital's Chief Clinical Officer Dr Daniel Varga admits they 'made mistakes' when Duncan first showed up at the hospital with Ebola symptoms. He was initially sent away with antibiotics, despite telling health care workers that he had recently arrived from Liberia - one of the three countries currently battling the largest outbreak of the disease in history.
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Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital's Chief Clinical Officer Dr Daniel Varga issued an apology in his statement to Congress, released Wednesday
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He says hospital made a mistake in turning America's Ebola 'patient zero' Thomas Eric Duncan away when he first reported symptoms
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Apology comes as nurses in Dallas are threatening to walk off to protest lack of preparation to deal with an Ebola patient
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On Tuesday, it was revealed that nurses didn't wear protective clothing to care for Duncan until after his Ebola diagnosis was confirmed
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Two nurses who looked after Duncan at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital have been infected with the disease
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Nurses union alleges that necks and wrists were exposed and some nurses were told they didn't need to wear face masks
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Glove openings were not taped shut on protective suits, exposing wrists and hands to exposure
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Some supervisors told nurses that face masks were not required at all when caring for Duncan
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Duncan was not isolated immediately when he was finally admitted to the hospital with Ebola symptoms and was left for several hours in a hospital ward with other patients nearby
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A nursing supervisor faced resistance from hospital chiefs when nurses demanded Duncan be isolated
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Patients who may have been exposed to Duncan were kept in isolation only for a day before being moved to areas with other patients

Question: Included in the statement, is a section on 'lessons learned and steps taken' in the aftermath of @placeholder's death, and the subsequent diagnosis of two nurses.


By Katy Winter Many women around the world dream of being able to eat whatever they want and have any weight they gain go straight to their cleavage. But with the stereotypical perfect female body being both very slender yet with large breasts most women fight a constant battle between avoiding the snack aisle and bemoaning their shrinking assets. However one confectionery maker in Japan aims to bring women the best of both worlds, creating 'F Cup' cookies that claim to enhance breast size. Each cookie contains 50mg of Pueraria Mirifica, plant extract found in plant found in northern and north eastern Thailand
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Cookies sold in Japan promise to have noticeable effect on cup size
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Contain extract of plant Pueraria Mirifica which contains Miroestrol
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Miroestrol acts similarly to the hormone oestrogen
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Question: However, while the idea of the only consequence of indulging in sweet treats being a larger cup size might sound appealing, there is no scientific evidence at all that @placeholder has a similar effect to oestrogen on humans when eaten.


When Angela Kane, from London, was hunting for a holiday home in Ireland five years ago, she didn’t consult Zoopla or the usual array of property websites in search of the best deal or most up-and-coming area. Instead, she visited an astrologer and asked for his help in finding the perfect home. He drew her a personalised astrological map, covered in criss-crossing multi-coloured lines showing the most auspicious areas for her house hunt. Never mind structural surveys or price-growth estimates, this map, she reckoned, was the single most effective way to guarantee investing in the perfect property where she will, one day, happily see out her retirement.
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Astro-mapping uses the latest computer programs to tell you where to visit
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Mairead Armstrong uses Astro-Cartography to match people to holidays
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Most people have experienced feeling more at home in specific places
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Question: @placeholder, 45, an assistant, is only one of a growing number of professional women turning to a little-known branch of stargazing, called astro-mapping, not just to take the guesswork out of househunting, but also to plot the co-ordinates of every aspect of their life.


(CNN) -- Navigating the political waters in her own family, says one ally, likely prepared Kathleen Sebelius well for the partisan cauldron she's now enduring in Washington over the rocky rollout of the Obamacare website. The embattled Health and Human Services Secretary was the daughter of a Democratic governor of Ohio, then became the daughter-in-law of a Republican Congressman from Kansas. Her husband is a federal magistrate. "You know, when you've got a father and father-in-law who are from different political parties, both outspoken. ... I think she learned a great deal from that and I think it has served her very well," says Ron Pollack of the healthcare advocacy group Families USA.
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Sebelius from prominent politcal family in Kansas
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Republicans ramp up calls for her to resign due to Obamacare website problems
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As Kansas Governor, she tried to finance expanded health coverage through cigarette taxes

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Berlin (CNN) -- Germany's President Christian Wulff announced his resignation Friday following a series of scandals that prompted calls for him to step down. The German presidency is a largely ceremonial office, but Wulff's resignation is seen as a blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel, who supported his candidacy as president. However, it is unlikely to impact Germany's handling of the eurozone debt crisis, Carsten Brzeski, a senior economist at ING, told CNN. In a brief televised statement, Merkel said she accepted Wulff's resignation with the "utmost respect and deepest personal regret." Wulff had put the interests of the general public to the fore in deciding to resign, Merkel said.
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NEW: The resignation will not affect Germany's handling of the eurozone debt crisis - analyst
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Hanover prosecutors say they have "grounds for initial suspicion of receiving bribes"
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Chancellor Angela Merkel says she accepts Wulff's resignation with deep regret
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Recent developments have eroded public trust and confidence in him, Wulff says

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(CNN) -- World No. 1 Rafael Nadal set up a semifinal showdown with Andy Murray after winning his third successive match at the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals in London on Friday. The Spaniard overcame sixth seed Tomas Berdych 7-6 (7-3) 6-1 to repeat his victory over the Czech in the Wimbledon final in July. Third seed Novak Djokovic will play No. 2 Roger Federer in Saturday evening's second semifinal after handing American Andy Roddick his third successive defeat in Friday's closing match of the round-robin stage. The 24-year-old, who needed to win just one set to progress, completed his seventh straight win over Berdych despite losing his cool with an umpiring call.
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Rafael Nadal defeats Tomas Berdych to reach semifinals and eliminate the Czech
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World No. 3 Novak Djokovic beats Andy Roddick in Friday night's final Group A tie
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Serbian won in straight sets to earn last-four clash with Roger Federer on Saturday evening

Question: It's going to be a really, really difficult match against Andy," he told the crowd after ending @placeholder's hopes of progressing.


(CNN) -- As we head into a workweek that ends with a federal holiday on Friday, you can expect the usual: Newspaper, television and Internet advertisements touting special sales and slashed prices on selected items. Veterans Day has become an annual opportunity for merchandisers -- many of them see the holiday as a chance to get a jump on Black Friday, the day-after-Thanksgiving bacchanalia of bust-down-the-doors sales pushes. It's hard to blame the merchants. The economy has been dismal. Anything that might bring shoppers into stores is seen as a plus. But before the Veterans Day promotions kick into high gear, perhaps we might take a moment for a different suggestion about how to commemorate the day:
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Bob Greene: There's a place in Washington that isn't a top tourist spot
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He says Arlington National Cemetery is a place all Americans should visit
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More than 300,000 are bured at Arlington, including the famous
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Greene says to visit Arlington is to realize the meaning of serving your country

Question: Make a promise to do what you can, whenever you can, to pay a visit to an unforgettable @placeholder place:


(CNN) -- If you bet on the princess, you win. Monaco's Princess Gabriella Therese Marie was born at 5:04 p.m. (11:04 a.m. ET) Wednesday, beating her brother Jacques Honore Rainier into the waking world by two minutes, the royal family announced on Facebook. The twins are the first children born to Charlene Wittstock, the former South African Olympic swimmer who married Prince Albert II in 2011. Their birth took place at the Princess Grace Hospital Monaco, named after Albert's mother -- and late legendary Hollywood actress -- Grace Kelly. "The Princess and the children are doing well," the royal family said.
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Princess Gabriella is born at Princess Grace Hospital, 2 minutes before her brother
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But Prince Jacques is next in line for the throne, under Monaco law
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The twins are the first children born to Prince Albert II and his wife Charlene

Question: And in this case, it would be @placeholder's son Jacques, even though he arrived after his sister.


A celebrity psychic has sacked her husband and son-in-law from their roles in her management team after they were filmed threatening and hurling homophobic abuse at a sceptic who was handing out leaflets outside her shows. Sally Morgan's husband, John Morgan, and son-in-law, Daren Wiltshear, were caught on camera by Mark Tilbrook as he stood outside a London theatre distributing leaflets that questioned whether psychics really could speak to the dead. Mr Morgan was shown approaching Mr Tilbrook, 30, and threatening him with violence if he did not leave, saying: 'I'm gonna knock you out sooner or later... 'So f*** off before I do you.'
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Sceptic Mark Tilbrook was handing out leaflets outside psychic's live show
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His leaflets questioned whether psychics really could speak to the dead
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Husband of 'Psychic Sally' approached and was 'threatening and abusive'
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John Morgan told Mr Tilbrook 'I'm gonna knock you out sooner or later'
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He was joined by son-in-law Daren Wiltshear, who said 'I've seen him do it'
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Mr Morgan made more violent threats and hurled homophobic abuse at him
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'You look pale. Are you on drugs or has someone s****** you too much?'
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Mrs Morgan, who gave readings for Princess Diana, has now sacked both
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She said: 'They will have nothing more to do with my business or shows'

Question: 'You look pale': The abuse becomes homophobic, as Mr @placeholder is accused of sleeping with various men


Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has something to say to people contemplating illegal migration to the United States: "We'll send you back." Deportations will begin this week, he said. It's a message the Obama administration wants to amplify more loudly now that it is wrestling with a huge influx of minors crossing the southern border --  57,000 in the past nine months. They're from troubled Central American countries and a lot are unaccompanied and many of those are young children. It's all overwhelming already stressed immigration services as more and more kids find themselves caught in a bureaucratic limbo and a political firestorm.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson visits southern border in New Mexico
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The administration wants to amplify its message that illegal arrivals are mostly going back
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The stepped up effort comes amid an influx of undocumented minors from Central America
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New arrivals have overwhelmed border services and ignited new political controversy

Question: "People in @placeholder should see and will see that if they make this journey and spend several thousand dollars to do that we will send them back and they will have wasted their money," he added.


Twelve people died today during the bloodiest day yet of protests in Afghanistan over the burning of Koran copies found in a rubbish pit at a NATO military base. Back in the U.S., GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich lashed out at President Barack Obama for saying sorry after copies of the Muslim holy book were found burned earlier this week. Riot police and soldiers are braced for more violence after the Bagram compound burning deepened mistrust of NATO as it struggles to stabilise the nation before foreign combat troops leave in 2014. Scroll down for video Presidential candidate: Republican Newt Gingrich lashed out at President Barack Obama for saying sorry after copies of the Muslim holy book were found burned in a rubbish pit on a U.S. air field earlier this week
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Newt Gingrich says Barack Obama apology to Hamid Karzai was wrong
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Claims Afghanistan should apologise to U.S. after two soldiers are killed
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Korans found after being burned unintentionally at NATO Bagram base
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Comes as 12 people are killed on bloodiest day of burning protests yet

Question: Most Westerners have been confined to heavily fortified compounds, including at the sprawling @placeholder embassy complex and other diplomatic missions during protests that have killed a total of 23 people.


By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 19:58 EST, 9 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:41 EST, 10 September 2013 Prince William, wearing a blanket to keep warm, arrives at the Semongkong Children's Centre in Lesoth in 2010 After a particularly trying day, some of us might unwind with a cup of tea or a hot bath. But Prince William, it seems, has a slightly wilder solution. The Duke of Cambridge has revealed he listens to animal noises on his iPhone to relax – inspired by the love of Africa he inherited from his mother. While his father Prince Charles has admitted he talks to plants while indulging in a little gardening, William confessed to having several hundred sound effects – such as crickets and buffalos – on his mobile phone, which remind him of the country where he proposed to wife Kate.
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The Duke of Cambridge has revealed he listens to animal noises on his iPhone to relax
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William confessed to having several hundred sound effects – such as crickets and buffalos - which remind him of Africa
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Prince William revealed how his mother Princess Diana inspired his passion

Question: In an interview about his love for @placeholder and his charity work there, Prince William said: ‘I regularly daydream.


LONDON, England -- Nihat Kahveci sent Turkey into the Euro 2008 finals behind defending champions and Group C winners Greece with the only goal in a narrow 1-0 victory over battling Bosnia-Herzegovina. Goalscorer Nihat gets a kiss from team-mate Altintop after Turkey sealed their place with a 1-0 win over Bosnia. The result ended Norway's hopes of snatching qualification despite their 4-1 victory away to Malta with Steffen Iversen scoring a first half hat-trick. Nihat struck at the end of a first half that Fatih Terim's Turkey dominated, yet the hosts were unable to build on that lead and had to endure some tense moments.
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Nihat Kahveci put Turkey into Euro 2008 with 1-0 win over Bosnia/Herzegovina
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Nihat struck at the end of a first half as Turkey joined holders Greece in finals
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Portugal joined Poland in qualifying from Group A with 0-0 draw with Finland

Question: @placeholder broke the deadlock in Malta after 25 minutes and fired a second from the penalty spot three minutes later -- completing his treble on the stroke of half-time.


(CNN) -- A jury in Canton, Ohio, found former police officer Bobby Cutts Jr. guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Jessie Marie Davis, and their unborn child. Grasping tissues and moaning, Bobby Cutts Jr. testitfied he never meant to hurt girlfriend Jessie Davis. The jury of six men and six women reached the verdict after more than 21 hours of deliberations. Jurors found Cutts guilty of aggravated murder for the unlawful termination of Davis' pregnancy and the aggravated murder of a child under the age of 13. But the jury found him guilty of a lesser murder count in the death of Davis.
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NEW: Bobby Cutts Jr. guilty of murders of Jessie Davis, unborn child
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NEW: Cutts faces the death penalty in death of baby Chloe
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Jury deliberated for nearly 22 hours in murder trial of former police officer
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"I didn't mean to hurt her," Bobby Cutts Jr. testified

Question: Jurors found that baby @placeholder was killed during the commission of another crime, making Cutts eligible for the death penalty.


Johannesburg (CNN) -- Police in Rustenberg, South Africa, clashed Tuesday with more than 1,000 striking miners who were barricading public roads near the Anglo American Platinum mine. Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters, and sporadic scuffles continue, Capt. Dennis Adrio with the North West police told CNN. What's behind South Africa's mine violence? Police and firefighters responded after a power substation on Anglo American Platinum's property was set on fire at 4 a.m., Adrio said. Tuesday's clashes continued a wave of wildcat strikes and violent confrontations that has wracked the country's mining sector for more than two months, the worst labor unrest since the end of apartheid.
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Police fire tear gas and rubber bullets as they clash with striking miners in Rustenberg
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The protesters were barricading roads near the Anglo American Platinum mine, police say
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South Africa's mining sector has seen a wave of wildcat strikes and clashes since August
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Thousands of striking miners have been fired by gold and platinum mining firms

Question: @placeholder fired about 12,000 striking workers who refused to attend disciplinary hearings earlier this month after a three-week walkout.


(CNN) -- The streets of Berlin have turned black, red and gold as up to a million flag-waving fans gather in the German capital to welcome home the nation's World Cup-winning footballers. Germany's national side flew in from Rio de Janeiro -- where they beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time on Sunday to secure their fourth championship -- on Tuesday morning to a heroes' welcome. Mario GÃ¶tze (@MarioGoetze), who scored the winning goal at the Maracana, tweeted a photo of the team on the bus from the plane to the airport terminal, announcing that they had arrived home. Boarding an open-top Mercedes truck and trailer emblazoned with the years of their four World Cup victories -- 1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014 -- the team threaded its way through the city along roads lined with tens of thousands of cheering fans.
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Germany's national football team arrive home after winning World Cup in Brazil
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Victorious side tour Berlin on open-top trailer; streets lined with supporters
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Tens of thousands of fans gather at Brandenburg Gate to welcome the champions
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Germany beat Argentina 1-0 with goal in extra time to notch up fourth title

Question: At the @placeholder there was a festive atmosphere, as the sea of supporters -- many of whom had taken the day off to be there -- waited patiently for hours for a glimpse of the team.


By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:35 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:44 EST, 21 November 2012 Derek Burt had seen the ad just weeks before his wife Angela had a heart attack When Derek Burt’s alarm went off one chilly morning this February, it wasn’t just to rouse him for work. The impeccably timed alarm also saved his partner Angela’s life. She was having a heart attack and were it not for a TV advert he’d seen a few weeks previously, she wouldn’t be alive today. Mr Burt had seen ad starring Vinnie Jones, telling members of the public how best to resuscitate a cardiac arrest victim.
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Derek Burt had seen the ad just weeks before his wife Angela, 43, had a heart attack
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Spent five minutes doing chest compressions until ambulance arrived
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Proposed to Angela two weeks later when discharged from hospital

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Former Vice President Dick Cheney continued his fierce defense of the harsh interrogation techniques used by the CIA in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, defiantly saying that he 'would do it again in a minute.' Speaking on NBC's Meet The Press on Sunday, Cheney said there was 'no comparison' between the tactics and the deaths of American citizens on September 11, 2001, adding that the CIA had 'very carefully avoided' the practice of torture. 'Torture is what the Al-Qaeda terrorists did to 3,000 Americans on 9/11. There is no comparison between that and what we did with respect to enhanced interrogation,' said Cheney.
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Former vice president continued his fierce defense of the harsh interrogation techniques on Sunday's Meet The Press
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Cheney said the CIA had 'very carefully avoided' the practice of torture
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Acknowledged that 'rectal rehydration' was not part of the interrogation program, but said he 'believed it was done for medical reasons'
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Also said President George W. Bush knew the extent of the practices - 'He authorized it. He approved it'

Question: But he then said: 'What are you prepared to do to get information about future attacks on the @placeholder?'


FAI chief executive John Delaney has renewed his attack on the ‘unprofessional’ SFA and warned the ticketing row will lead to tensions among rival fans at Celtic Park. Delaney, however, was immediately criticised by Irish supporters, who accused him of trying to stoke up controversy to mask his own failings in the fiasco. Ireland have received an official allocation of 3,209 tickets for Friday’s crunch Euro 2016 qualifier — in line with UEFA’s five per cent minimum. Republic of Ireland CEO John Delaney (right) hit out at the Scottish FA over the handling of tickets Delaney had demanded more but that was turned down by the SFA, who said there was no room for manoeuvre.
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Ireland were given 3,209 tickets for their qualifier against Scotland
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But the visitors wanted as many as 8,000 tickets for the Celtic Park clash
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Irish fans are expected to be spread among the home fans on Friday
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Former Ireland boss Johnny Giles says any trouble will be Scotland's fault

Question: ‘The @placeholder has really acted unprofessionally here with us,’ he insisted.


Marion Bartoli believes Amelie Mauresmo is the 'perfect' person to help Andy Murray cope with the pressure of defending his Wimbledon title. Murray took the tennis world by surprise by appointing Mauresmo, a former Australian Open and Wimbledon champion, as his coach after the French Open. Initially the deal is only for the grass-court season but both are hoping it will extend beyond that. All smiles: Marion Bartoli believes Amelie Mauresmo (left) is the perfect person to help Andy Murray (right) The partnership did not get off to the best start with Murray's third-round loss to Radek Stepanek at Queen's Club, but their focus from the start will have been Wimbledon.
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Marion Bartoli says Amelie Mauresmo is the perfect person for Andy Murray
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Murray hired Mauresmo as his coach for this grass-court season
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Mauresmo was Bartoli's coach when she won Wimbledon last year

Question: With Mauresmo in her corner, Bartoli went on to become one of the most surprising champions in @placeholder's long history.

Question: @placeholder's right around the corner, there's going to be some amazing memories, it's just a great time.'


New York (CNN) -- New York is set to become the latest state to open the door for medical marijuana, with Gov. Andrew Cuomo to take executive action to let select hospitals dispense it to select patients, according to two advocates briefed on the plan. State Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, who has been a leading proponent of more comprehensive legislation for medical marijuana in New York, said he learned about the executive action in a conversation Saturday afternoon with members of the governor's staff. It paves the way for a "limited and cumbersome program," but nonetheless is a step forward on the issue, according to Gottfried.
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Gov. Cuomo is set to act on medical marijuana, advocates briefed on his plan say
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He'll take executive action to set up a system where hospitals can distribute pot
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Advocates are excited about the plan, but say comprehensive legislation still needed
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20 states -- including New Jersey, Vermont, Connecticut -- allow medical marijuana

Question: The states where there is medical marijuana include Connecticut, Vermont and @placeholder, each of which border New York.


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Prosecutors trying to prove that Oscar Pistorius murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp appeared to have won a round on Tuesday morning, but it was the defense team that was smiling by the end of the day. Tuesday's testimony began with the expert who conducted the autopsy on Steenkamp, Gert Saayman. He backed two key points of the state's case. He estimated that Steenkamp had eaten about two hours before she died, which contradicts Pistorius' version of events, and he said that the victim would have been able to scream after the first two bullets hit her, as the prosecution argues.
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Pistorius became furious after police officer handled his gun, court hears
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"'You can't just touch another man's gun,'" witness quotes athlete as saying
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Pathologist back on stand, under cross-examination
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Defense questions pathologist's finding that Steenkamp ate less than two hours before she died

Question: "I think it would be somewhat abnormal if one did not scream when sustaining a wound of this nature," @placeholder testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.


Established in 2007 following the Red Mosque siege, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Pakistani Taliban, is now a prominent actor in that country's politics. It is a diverse umbrella group uniting some 30 militant groups across the Kyber-Pasktunskwa and other tribal areas bordering Afghanistan. It is estimated that there are some 30,000 TTP operatives. Each of these groups aims to establish local spheres of Sharia law, impose a particular restrictive vision of Islamic living, and resist federal governance in the region. They also collectively condemn Pakistani support for the United States in the "war against terror." It is worth remembering that the TTP movement initially enjoyed some local support in the region before their violent methods began to alienate the population.
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Taliban condemn Pakistani support for the United States
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TTP movement initially enjoyed some local support in restive region bordering Afghanistan
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Taliban violence has increased as the new leadership seeks to assert its authority
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Pakistan must defend its vibrant tradition of public politics and plurality, says analyst

Question: Rather they were seen as misguided individuals dedicated to helping the good cause in @placeholder or dismissed as a local rebellion.


Kano, Nigeria (CNN)Boko Haram militants have killed scores in a series of raids on dozens of villages in northeast Nigeria's Adamawa state, continuing its violent campaign of terror in the African nation, a lawmaker said. For two weeks, Boko Haram gunmen have sacked dozens of villages in Michika district, close to the border with Cameroon, slaughtering male residents and abducting others, said Adamu Kamale, a lawmaker representing Michika district in the Adamawa state House of Assembly. "They move house to house, killing people -- including the old, abducting women, and children and burning homes," Kamale said Tuesday. He said villages are littered with bodies, and there is no one to bury them because residents have fled -- thousands of them, heading off into the mountains or across the border into Cameroon -- to escape the onslaught.
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Tweet linked to Boko Haram promotes a training camp for would-be child soldiers
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Amnesty accuses Nigeria's military of ignoring warning; Nigeria disputes allegation
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Lawmaker: Bodies litter villages in northeast Nigeria, thousands more flee

Question: Last week, a video was posted on the same account purporting to be an interview with @placeholder's spokesman.


(CNN) -- Jamie Donaldson claimed the first European Tour title of his career with a resounding four-stroke victory at the Irish Open on Sunday. The Welshman made sure of his first win in 255 attempts with a closing six-under par round of 66 at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland -- the first time the event has taken place north of the border since 1953. "I guess it takes some people longer than others, and it's taken me a lot longer than I thought to win," Donaldson said. "The first three years went too quickly and then I was out for a year with injury, so I didn't find my feet too soon after that, and then I lost my way a bit. But over the last two to three years I feel as though I have been building to this win and it's just so nice to be finally holding this trophy," he added.
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Welshman claims maiden European Tour win at 255th attempt at Irish Open on Sunday
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The 36-year-old Donaldson finishes on 18-under par to claim â‚¬333,330 first prize at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland
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England's Anthony Wall finishes in a tie for second; Padraig Harrington's challenge fades with final round 70
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Rory McIlroy posts final round 67 to finish in tie for 11th

Question: But @placeholder immediately set about reclaiming his overnight lead, bagging three birdies in the opening four holes to set the tone for the rest of an assured final round.


By Joe Bernstein and Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM Luke Shaw will seek talks with Southampton over his future after their final game of the season against Manchester United on Sunday. Shaw, 18, is the subject of interest from several leading clubs in the Premier League and abroad and wants to know whether Southampton will allow him to leave. The left-back is valued at £30million and is a candidate to be named in Roy Hodgson’s England World Cup squad on Monday having made his international debut earlier this year. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luke Shaw serenaded by Southampton fans Talks: Luke Shaw will discuss his future with Southampton after the final Premier League game of the season
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Luke Shaw is valued at £30million
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Shaw wants to know whether Southampton will allow him to leave
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Youngster is a transfer target for several leading clubs in the Premier League and abroad
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Left-back is a candidate to be named in Roy Hodgson's England World Cup squad on Monday

Question: The teenager has shown huge loyalty to @placeholder in recent years, making a name for himself as one of the brightest talents in the country in the process.


Kirkuk, Iraq (CNN) -- The American military footprint in the volatile northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk has all but disappeared ahead of a year-end deadline to withdraw, raising questions about the security of a small contingent of State Department employees and contractors staying behind. The questions come as Iraqi and U.S. officials welcomed what they have called in recent weeks a new phase in the American-Iraqi partnership. "We are absolutely committed to be your partner to the extent you want us to be," Vice President Joe Biden told Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a visit last week to Iraq.
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The U.S. State Department is taking over where the American military leaves off as it withdraws from Iraq
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"We do not have a combat mission. Period," the military liaison in Kirkuk tells CNN
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The base, formerly known as Camp Warrior, is now called Contingency Operating Site Kirkuk
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Questions about the security and safety of contractors are being raised as the U.S. military leaves

Question: One attack resulted in the death of an @placeholder soldier and the wounding of at least four others, military officials have said.

Question: While violence has fallen off across much of Iraq, bombings and shootings remain a near-daily occurrence in @placeholder, which is home to nearly a third of the country's oil reserves.


By Jim Mcgill Ten years after former world rally champ Colin McRae powered his Ferrari to a podium finish at the Le Mans 24-Hours, Scotland’s most famous Olympian, Sir Chris Hoy, has taken his first strides towards racing in the world’s most gruelling endurance race in 2016. The 38-year-old, with six Olympic gold medals and 10 World cycling titles already tucked away, has swapped his lycra for a fire-retardent racesuit. And having pledged to compete at Le Mans in two years, he’s already scorching the Tarmac by racing in this season’s British GT Championship in his Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3.
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Hoy is driving a Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 in the British GT Championship
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He aims to compete at Le Mans 24-Hours in two years' time
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The Scot is Britain's most decorated Olympian with six Olympic golds
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He also won 10 World cycling titles during a distinguished career

Question: @placeholder was so spectacular to watch, flying through the air, landing on one wheel, catching it… how could you not be excited and inspired by that?'


It starts with a tweet. The recruit has been slowly and carefully chosen from his local community -- perhaps at a mosque, or gym, or cafe -- by an al Qaeda recruiter, aiming to send a Westerner to fight alongside radicals in Syria. According to a defector from the ranks of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) -- whose stronghold in the Syrian town of Raqqa punishes smokers and insists women wear a veil --  the jihadist group runs a series of internet welcome chat groups to begin the process of indoctrinating and filtering potential recruits from outside Syria.
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Islamist defector says Twitter, Google Chat and Skype used to recruit foreign fighters
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West is concerned foreign fighters will return to home countries with terrorist plots
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Defector says foreign fighters are recruited over weeks
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He says one recruit wanted to see an execution video; others asked about marriage

Question: I can't talk on @placeholder, as everything is written down, so they can monitor everything."


You may only know of the Romanovs through watching ‘Anastasia’ but the Russian royal family owned some seriously stylish ornaments. To the Tsars of old, Easter eggs weren’t made of chocolate but were beautifully crafted Fabergé pieces with gold and precious stones. An exhibition of 240 Fabergé objects will be on display exclusively in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in Canada, the largest collection outside of Russia from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. Intricate pieces: A Faberge egg  decorated with a portrait of Peter the Great was given by Tsar Nicholas II to his wife, made by Mikhail Perkhin in 1903
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Exhibition includes four beautiful eggs made for the Russian Tsars
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240 Fabergé objects made of gold and precious stones will be on display
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Fabergé was a master goldsmith, best known for his enameled creations
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Star exhibit is a portrait of the Tsar's daughter, made shortly before the family were tragically murdered

Question: But his most famous legacy is his intricate eggs, mainly created for the @placeholder, each containing a very special surprise inside.