Immigrant drug baron: Mahmoud Jaber, 31, had been peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire An immigrant drug baron will finally be thrown out of Britain after he exploited human rights laws to legally stay in the country and commit more crimes for eight years. Mahmoud Jaber, 31, had been peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire to live a lavish lifestyle and served three jail terms. But although he was told he would be deported as long ago as 2006, Palestinian-born Jaber - whose father lives in the UK - used Article Eight of the Human Rights Act to successfully appeal the order, arguing he had a ‘right to family life.’
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Mahmoud Jaber was peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire
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The 31-year-old was funding a lavish lifestyle but served three jail terms
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Palestinian-born Jaber used Article 8 rights to stop deportation in 2006
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Yet he was then convicted of a string of further drug trafficking offences

Question: following year he lodged an appeal under @placeholder and won the right


By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 03:02 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:25 EST, 19 September 2013 An Egyptian police chief was shot dead today as security forces tried to regain control of an area where gunmen killed 11 policemen last month and mutilated their bodies. Police had earlier fired tear gas and exchanged gunfire with armed men in Kerdasa, on the outskirts of Cairo, state TV reported. Despite wearing a bulletproof vest, Giza Police Chief General Nabil Farag was killed after unidentified militants opened fire. He was shot dead, and as these dramatic photographs show, had to be carried away by his fellow officers.
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Troops stormed Kerdasa, near Cairo, to arrest those accused of torching police stations and killing security officers
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Policeman shot dead as officers and gunmen fired tear gas and bullets
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Explosive experts defused two bombs found on public metro line in Cairo

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To Hillary Clinton, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu is the fighter for Louisiana who "refused to let Washington turn its back" on the state in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina almost 10 years ago. Clinton reached back to the months and years after the 2005 hurricane killed more than 1,500 people in Louisiana to praise Landrieu on Saturday at a New Orleans rally for the endangered three-term senator. "She was relentless," Clinton said, noting that she and Landrieu were in the Senate at the time. "You learn a lot about a person and a leader in a moment like that. And I saw Mary in action, no cameras, no attention, just focused like a laser to take care of her people."
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Hillary Clinton reached back to Hurricane Katrina to herald Mary Landrieu on Saturday
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"She was relentless," Clinton said of the senator's work after the 2005 storm
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The former first lady also knocked President George W. Bush in her speech
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Landrieu touted her 18-year experience in the Senate, despite a national anti-incumbent mood

Question: Clinton also subtly hit George W. Bush's presidency for fumbling the response to @placeholder, blaming the former president for a "paralyzed" response to the tragedy.


A startling video has emerged showing Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson unleashing another homophobic rant - just months after the TV show's network suspended him for a similar tirade. Robertson was filmed giving an Easter Sunday sermon at Whites Ferry Road Church in his hometown of West Monroe, Louisiana on April 20, according to the video on YouTube. In the footage, the 68-year-old expresses his anger at the outcry over his December interview in GQ magazine, in which he likened homosexuality to bestiality and branded gay people sinners. 'They were mad at me,' he tells the congregation in the video. 'You say, "why'd they get mad at you?" Cuz instead of acknowledging their sin, like you had better do, they railed against me for giving them the truth about their sins. Don't deceive yourselves.'
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Robertson, 68, was briefly suspended from the show by A&E last year after he likened homosexuality to bestiality in GQ interview
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A new video that was filmed in his Louisiana church last month shows him lambasting the people who criticized him for his comments
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'Instead of acknowledging their sin, they railed against me for giving them the truth,' he says in the video. 'Don't deceive yourselves'

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(CNN) -- Sachin Tendulkar confirmed his status as one of cricket's all-time great batsmen on Wednesday, adding the highest individual one-day international score to his list of world records. The 36-year-old became the first player to score a double-century in the 50-over format as India thrashed South Africa by 153 runs in the second match of the series in Gwalior to take an unassailable 2-0 lead. Tendulkar surpassed the previous record of 194, which was jointly held by Pakistan's Saeed Anwar and Charles Coventry of Zimbabwe, to take his record total of runs to 17,598 in 442 one-day internationals played.
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Sachin Tendulkar becomes first player to score a double-century in 50-over cricket
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The 36-year-old smashes exactly 200 as India thrash South Africa by 153 runs
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He surpasses previous record of 194 jointly held by Saeed Anwar and Charles Coventry
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Tendulkar scores 46th ton in 442 one-day outings as India take unbeatable 2-0 lead

Question: Tendulkar made only four in @placeholder's victory in the first match on Sunday, but batted throughout the home team's innings of 401-3 as he made exactly 200.


By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 11:58 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:15 EST, 19 September 2013 Harold Wilson once quipped that a week is a long time in politics. And by that measure Russian President Vladimir Putin has been in power for an eternity. But it seems that an eternity may not be enough for the ex-KGB premier, as he revealed he could run for a fourth presidential term in 2018. Scroll down for video Putin was first elected in 2000 and served two four year terms until he handed control of the country to puppet president Dmitry Medvedev who served until 2012 when Putin was reelected, this time for a six year term
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Russian President has said that he wouldn't exclude running again
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Joseph Stalin ruled for 24 years from 1929 until his death in 1953

Question: However, he maintained his grip on power from the shadows with his longtime ally, @placeholder, serving as a placeholder.


Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (CNN)I've heard that the Senate report on CIA torture is 6,000 pages long. My story, though, takes place elsewhere: in Guantanamo, away from the CIA program that the report covers. The 6,000 pages of the Senate report are just the start of what Americans have to accept happened in their name.It starts and ends in the silence of a tiny, freezing cold cell, alone. That's when you hold yourself in a ball, and fight to ignore the confusion of what has just happened to you, and the fear of what might be coming next. Or the fear that comes when you realize that no one is coming to help; that the life, family and friends you knew are all far, far away.
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Samir Naji describes conditions in Guantanamo Bay detention camp
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Naji says he was interrogated for three months by two teams, running shifts round the clock
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Interrogators abused him, forced him to look at degrading pornography, he claims
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Treatment shames American flag hanging in the prison corridor, Naji says

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Republicans are bracing for a 'wave' election on Tuesday that could put them in control of both houses of Congress for the last two years of Barack Obama's presidency. They already run the House of Representatives, and expect to enlarge their majority. But the battle royale is in the Senate, where the GOP's 45 seats could become as many as 54 by the time the dust settles. 'Democrats are expecting an old-school shellacking,' a campaign consultant  who worked for Obama's 2012 campaign in Iowa told MailOnline on Monday. He was promised anonymity so he could speak freely. 'President Obama has been the worst thing that could have happened to Dems in the Senate this year. Everything Obama touches this year turns to s**t. The Republicans are going to laugh all the way back to Washington, and the president is going to be on defense until he leaves.'
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GOP could gain as many as NINE Senate seats but needs just six to take over both houses of Congress
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Former Obama campaign consultant: 'President Obama has been the worst thing that could have happened to Dems in the Senate this year. Everything Obama touches this year turns to s**t'
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Wild cards include an 'independent' candidate who could join up with either party, and two races that may go to runoffs in December and January
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The White House will be on permanent defense until the end of Obama's term if Democrats lose big
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Question: Obama has largely stayed off the campaign trail as his fellow @placeholder find it a liability to be seen with him in public.

Question: Obama will be powerless to dictate the terms of legislation or stop Senate votes from happening if @placeholder perform Tuesday as expected


World number one Novak Djokovic is through to Sunday's final of the Australian Open after a less-than-convincing face-off with defending Melbourne champion Stan Wawrinka. The match was one of twists and turns, with an uneven performance on both sides which had spectators wondering about the energy levels and health of Djokovic. The 27-year-old admitted in the post-match interview that the error-riddled game had sapped him of his energy after the third set, but said he still thought he had played well. Scroll down for video Novak Djokovic is through to the final of the Australian Open after beating Stanislas Warwrinka in five-sets
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Novak Djokovic is through to final of the Australian Open
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World No 1 beat Stanislas Wawrinka 7-6, 3-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-0
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After winning the third set, Djokovic appeared to not know he had won
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The umpire laughed
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Serb will face Andy Murray in the final on Sunday in Melbourne
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Djokovic beat Murray in 2011 and 2013 Australian Open final

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(CNN) -- The publication this week of memoirs by Leon Panetta has stirred up a sharp controversy in the press, but as so often happens these days in Washington, the focus seems to be on the sensational rather than the important. And that leads to the larger argument: whether Panetta, Bob Gates et. al. should have published these books may be controversial, but it is a sideshow compared to what's really important -- and that's what they have to say about the making and execution of American foreign policy these days. White House aides and allies of the President were naturally upset to read some of the stinging comments by the former defense secretary and CIA director about the inner workings of the Obama administration. Overlooking the fact that Panetta was also generous in his praise about the President, they set out to slime him.
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David Gergen: Obama allies focused on whether Panetta should have written book so soon
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He says Washington insiders have been telling tales on administrations since Nixon
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The real problem is a swollen and all-controlling White House staff, he says
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Gergen: Experienced leaders like Panetta need to be given scope for decision making

Question: Panetta and @placeholder had purposefully moved far away from Washington and wanted to stay away.


(CNN) -- The U.S. Coast Guard's search for four British sailors missing in the Atlantic Ocean since late last week resumed Tuesday morning, the service said. The Coast Guard, in a statement, said the new search involved six ships and three planes, including a Canadian C-130. The search focused on an area 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The 39-foot (12 meters) Cheeki Rafiki was sailing from the Caribbean to the United Kingdom last Thursday when it began taking on water, according to the yacht's managing agent. "Unfortunately, we lost contact during the early hours of Friday morning, and we believe the crew abandoned to the life raft," Doug Innes said in a statement on Sunday.
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Six ships and three planes scouring Atlantic Ocean
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Four British sailors are believed to have abandoned ship Friday
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The 39-foot Cheeki Rafiki began taking on water the day before

Question: The Coast Guard said that a merchant vessel Saturday located an overturned hull that matched the description of the @placeholder, but there was no sign of the sailors.


Aaron Hernandez's fiancee pleaded not guilty to perjury on Tuesday, with prosecutors alleging she lied to those looking into the death of Odin Lloyd, whom Hernandez is accused of killing. A lawyer for Shayanna Jenkins strongly denied the claims in a Fall River, Massachusetts, court, saying her client has been "fully cooperative other than insisting on her Fifth Amendment rights" and received immunity for grand jury testimony. Jenkins is among a handful of people charged as investigators look into Lloyd's fatal shooting in June. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in Lloyd's death. "It seems to me that this is overreaching, the indictment is overreaching, the statement by (the prosecutor) is overreaching, and the request for bail is overreaching," said Jenkins' lawyer, Janice Bassil.
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Shayanna Jenkins, Aaron Hernandez's fiancee, pleads not guilty to perjury
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Prosecutors say she wasn't truthful on what she did with a bag taken from his house
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Her lawyer calls prosecution's case "overreaching," notes Jenkins had immunity
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Hernandez is charged with first-degree murder in Odin Lloyd's killing

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Leicester manager Nigel Pearson called for the introduction of video technology after his side fell victim to two terrible penalty decisions in Thursday's 2-2 draw at Liverpool. Leicester were particularly incensed by referee Mike Jones’ decision to award a 17th minute spot kick for handball when the ball clearly hit Wes Morgan in the face. That provoked Match of the Day’s Gary Lineker, himself an ex-Leicester player, to tweet: ‘Worst penalty decision ever as Mike Jones gives handball against Leicester’s Morgan at Anfield when it hit him in the face. Wait until you see some of the refereeing decisions on MOTD. I reckon some of them may have been celebrating too hard last night.’
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Liverpool were awarded a penalty by referee Mike Jones in the 17th minute
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The ball struck Wes Morgan in the face but the official gave the penalty
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Steven Gerrard scored it and put Liverpool ahead on New Year's Day

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:46 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:26 EST, 16 October 2013 The Princess Royal is to unveil a life-size bronze statue of a horse who became a symbol of the struggle against the IRA after surviving the deadly 1982 Hyde Park bomb atrocity. The Royal Veterinary College commissioned the sculpture of Sefton, whose recovery from the blast which killed seven stablemates and four soldiers captured the nation's hearts. The college's artist in residence, Camilla Le May, was handed the task of sculpting the black gelding and has created a three quarters of a ton sculpture, showing him walking briskly.
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Sefton survived the blast, which killed four soldiers and seven horses
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He captured the nation's hearts in aftermath of horrific attack
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Now the Royal Veterinary College will immortalise the brave steed

Question: 'The piece created by @placeholder is a true testament to Sefton and I'm sure will be admired by many visitors to the college in years to come.'


It's less than a week since Prince Charles was last in Saudi Arabia and just under three months since Prince Harry last visited the Middle East. Now Clarence House has announced that the Prince of Wales is to set out on a whirlwind solo tour of the region early next month, with the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Kuwait on the itinerary. However, the trip could prove controversial thanks to the presence of Qatar and Saudi Arabia on the schedule. New tour: Charles, pictured here arriving in Riyadh last week, is to tour the Middle East next month Regular visitor: Prince Charles arrives in Riyadh for the funeral of King Abdullah last weekend
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Charles will travel to the Middle East at the beginning of next month
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Stops include Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and the UAE
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Charles will be hosted by the royals of each country on the itinerary
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He toured many of the same countries with Camilla last year
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Clarence House says the tour is at the request of the British Government
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Charles was in Saudi Arabia last week for the funeral of King Abdullah
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Prince Harry is a recent visitor and toured Oman and the UAE in November

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(CNN) -- Graydon Grotberg remembers when his hometown of International Falls, Minnesota, had no commercial airport. Now, he can't imagine life without it. More than a half-century ago, Grotberg boarded a Greyhound bus for the 300-mile trip to Minneapolis-St. Paul where he enlisted in Marine Corps boot camp amid the Korean War. Two years later, he returned home to Minnesota and a bus brought him back to International Falls, safe and sound. But Greyhound doesn't service International Falls anymore. Neither does Amtrak. So Grotberg, now an 81-year-old retired widower, relies on a Delta Connection flight from the International Falls airport to the Twin Cities, where he receives medical treatment for his eye condition. When he can't make the flight, he shares a VA hospital van with several other travelers willing to endure the six-hour drive.
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Minnesota man relies on small airport for medical treatment
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House bill aims to kill subsidies to dozens of small airports
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Airport: Killing subsidies would hurt town's economy
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Opponent: Subsidies waste federal money

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By Richard Hartley-parkinson PUBLISHED: 07:02 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:27 EST, 4 April 2013 Trevor Hannington has been jailed for harassing a woman who provided a witness statement against him A Nazi thug dubbed 'The Fist' has been jailed for posting abusive messages about the woman who 'grassed him up' to police. Hitler-loving alcoholic Trevor Hannington, 61, from Treherbert, South Wales, was due to face trial for offences under the Terrorism Act when former friend Lindsay Seagrim-Trinder gave a witness statement against him. However, he pleaded guilty so she was never called to court to testify against him.
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Trevor Hannington jailed for stirring up racial hatred
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Former friend Lindsay Seagrim-Trinder told police about his racist views
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After he was released from prison he waged hate campaign against her

Question: To get revenge, @placeholder went on to publish her name, address, contact details and photograph online, branding her a 'grass'.


Sky faces losing the lion's share of Premier League live rights The £4billion fight to show live Barclays Premier League football will go into a second round next week. The bids were tabled for the seven packages — starting in 2016-17 — by a noon deadline on Friday, but there was no immediate verdict from the Premier League, as there was a week earlier for the highlights rights won by BBC. This is because America’s Discovery Channel and maybe even Qatar-based beIN Sports could join BT Sport and Sky in a fierce battle that will not be concluded until Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Sky and BT Sport have tabled bids to show live Premier League matches
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Discovery Communications and beIN Sports also expected to bid
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Increased competition could push price per match to £8million

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Re-live all the drama here Jack Wilshere has taken to Instagram to welcome his England team-mate and new Arsenal signing Danny Welbeck to the team. Welbeck sealed a £16million move from Manchester United to Arsenal in the closing hours of transfer deadline day on Monday and Wilshere seems delighted to have 'another English lad' in the Gunners squad. He wrote: 'Big welcome to my boy Welbz....great player for a great club! Another English lad! #Gooner'. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Welbeck and Wilshere leading England training Happy: Jack Wilshere (right) welcomes Arsenal new boy Danny Welbeck to the team with an Instagram post
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Jack Wilshere welcomes Danny Welbeck to Arsenal
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Arsenal completed a £16m transfer for England forward Welbeck
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The Manchester United striker arrives as a replacement for Olivier Giroud who has been sidelined with a broken foot until the new year
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Welbeck was training at Arsenal's London Colney training base on Monday with the England team ahead of the international against Norway
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He has signed a five-year contract with the Gunners
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Tottenham were hoping to land him but Arsene Wenger made a late move
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The Gunners had earlier missed out on Monaco striker Radamel Falcao

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(CNN) -- The American held in North Korea, Matthew Miller, begins his six-year sentence of hard labor on Thursday. A North Korean government official released a photo of Miller, taken on Wednesday. Dressed in a blue-gray prison garment with the number 107 and his head shaved, Miller is seen with his eyes downcast, staring away from the camera. Details about where he'll serve his sentence or what labor he will be required to do were not released. Miller was convicted of committing "acts hostile" to North Korea and sentenced earlier this month. North Korea has accused him of ripping up his visa on arrival to the country so he could go to prison and expose human rights violations there, according to the state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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American Matthew Miller begins six-year sentence of hard labor Thursday
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North Korea released photo of Miller in prison wear
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Miller was convicted of committing "acts hostile" to North Korea
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Miller called his family to ask for help on Wednesday

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By Talal Musa PUBLISHED: 11:14 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:20 EST, 2 May 2013 Some racing games opt for realism. Others, sheer arcade fun. But while many have crashed and burned trying to perfect a combination of both, Codemasters seem to have discovered the winning recipe in Grid. It would be tempting, then, to assume that its sequel would follow the same path many-a-successful game implores and replicates the original adding a new lick of paint? Hot wheels: To stop things from getting boring, Live Routes ensures tracks keep changing Thankfully, this is not the case, for it's clear Codemasters have been hard at work, tweaking Grid's engine to squeeze as much out of it as possible - particularly the multiplayer.
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RaceNet has been tuned to make this most social racing game yet
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'Rivals' system pairs you with another player to take on challenges
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Live Routes constantly changes track design - offering millions of combinations

Question: Thankfully, @placeholder have stripped nothing from the single-player campaign, with reports suggesting it takes upwards of 30hours to complete.


In the week since Manny Pacquiao dominated and dismantled Chris Algieri over 12 lop-sided rounds in Macau, the clamour for him to fight Floyd Mayweather Jnr has reached unprecedented levels. Pacquiao stoked the flames by dutifully calling out Mayweather to anyone who would listen and his promoter Bob Arum quickly followed suit, as he had done with gusto in the build up. The WBC, whose welterweight and light-middleweight titles Mayweather holds, then claimed they will do whatever they can to make the fight despite having ranked the pair as No 1 and No 2 for the last year without installing Pacquiao as Mayweather's mandatory challenger.
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Manny Pacquiao defeated Chris Algieri in Macau last Saturday
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Talk is now intensifying over a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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Mayweather has remained silent, despite five years of speculation
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Amir Khan is still on the shortlist to fight Mayweather at some point
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The Bolton boxer has to beat Devon Alexander in December first, though

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(CNN) -- Route 66 has been called "the most famous highway in the world," and it remains the ultimate road trip. Within the United States and to travelers from around the globe, Route 66 is on par with the Alamo and the Statue of Liberty as an icon of America. Route 66 offers today's travelers the chance to press their noses against the window peering into another time, and it shows us an America that still exists off the modern freeway system. Here's a glimpse into that world, with seven things most folks don't know about Route 66. 1. Over 2,000 of Route 66's original 2,448 connected miles are still approachable, if not always drivable.
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John Steinbeck conceived of "The Grapes of Wrath" on a late 1937 summer drive on the famous highway
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"(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66" was partially written while the songwriter and his wife were driving to Los Angeles
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Although the signage is sporadic, Route 66 is properly co-designated "the Will Rogers Highway"

Question: Of the 116 episodes in the 1960-1964 TV show "@placeholder" (yes, always spelled with a lower-case "r") only two episodes were actually filmed on Route 66.


(CNN) -- Iggy Pop invented punk rock. That's how cool he is. His songs have been covered by the likes of Guns N' Roses, REM, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Sex Pistols. Iggy Pop: The wildest man in rock music. He is the wildest wild man of rock and his four-decade career has been marked by drug addiction, self mutilation and onstage nudity -- and at 61 years old he is showing no signs of growing old gracefully. Born on April 21, 1947, in Muskegon, Michigan, James Newell Osterberg grew up in a trailer park. When he began learning the drums as a teenager his parents gave up their bedroom to house his drum kit. It wasn't long before he took his talent out of the bedroom, playing with high-school band The Iguanas, from which he later took his stage name.
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Iggy Pop and The Stooges produced three classic albums in the 60s and 70s
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In 1975, Iggy checked himself into a mental institution in a bid to get off Heroin
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David Bowie co-wrote and produced Iggy's The Idiot and Lust for Life albums
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The Stooges re-united in 2003 and have since played all over the world

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Thomas Francis McCloskey-Sharp, 26, was labelled a 'coward' on Friday by the sentencing judge for his part in a vicious and unprovoked attack against a group of defenceless party-goers on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula two years ago ... but he's likely to spend just 17 months behind bars. David Cassai suffered a fractured skull in the attack by the three men and died hours later. McCloskey-Sharp had pleaded guilty to punching Vasu Phillips, a friend of Mr Cassai's, in the head as he stood with his back turned, and was handed a maximum jail term of two years, three months. Scroll down for video
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Thomas Francis McCloskey-Sharp, 26, was labelled a coward by the judge but could serve just 17 months in jail
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He's the third man sent to prison over the violent attack on New Year's Eve 2012 in the Victorian coastal town of Rye
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Dylan Closter was previously sentenced to nine years, three months prison for the manslaughter of David Cassai. He could be out in six years
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Cassai, 22, fell to the pavement after one punch and his skull was fatally fractured
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Another attacker, Tyrone Steven Russell, will serve at least eight months in prison

Question: After @placeholder knocked Mr Cassai to the ground, he bounced on the balls of his feet in a boxing stance before fleeing.


(CNN) -- The man believed to be the suicide bomber who killed seven CIA employees and contractors last month appears in a newly released video, in which he vows revenge for the killing of a Taliban leader. The video shows Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi, whom a former U.S. intelligence official identified as the suicide bomber. Al-Balawi's brother told CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson that the man in the video, who uses the alias Abu Dajana Al-Khorasani, was his sibling. In the tape, which aired Saturday on the Arabic satellite news channel Al-Jazeera, al-Balawi says his message is for the CIA and Jordanian intelligence.
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Alleged suicide bomber vowed to avenge Taliban leader in newly released video
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Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi thought to be bomber who killed 7 CIA operatives
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The Jordanian grew up a loner, wanted to go to medical school, mother says
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Al-Balawi mentions Baitullah Mehsud, Taliban leader in Pakistan, killed last year

Question: Al-Balawi says in the video that his faith cannot be sold to bidders, an apparent message to Jordanian and @placeholder officials that they had failed to win his allegiance.

Question: It was one of the worst attacks ever on @placeholder's intelligence community.


By Adam Crafton Follow @@AdamCrafton_ As Brazil prepare to take on Germany in the World Cup semi-final on Tuesday evening, they do so deprived of the services of their talisman Neymar and shorn of the attacking spark so readily associated with the country’s brand of football. In Neymar,'s absence the burden passes to the underwhelming Fred, notable only for his Anglicised name and the increasingly exasperating Hulk. It begs the question as to just what has happened to a country famed for attacking brilliance. Here, Sportsmail charts the alarming decline of several celebrated names that should, really, have been destined to play a major part in Brazil….
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Those three Brazil stars plus Pato were all left out by Scolari
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Brazil go into their semi final with Brazil without the usual attacking flair
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Neymar's injury leaves just Fred and Hulk as the hosts' main threats
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Could the Selecao have benefited from those left out?

Question: Quite simply, the 2014 incarnation of the @placeholder, characterised by their high intensity and highly disciplined game-plans, do not make allowances for luxury passengers.


(CNN) -- Fallout from a job discrimination lawsuit filed by the head of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in New York has led to at least a temporary shakeup at the agency's headquarters in Washington. Suzanne Barr, chief of staff for ICE Director John Morton, voluntarily stepped down this week and is on paid leave because of allegations made against her as part of an ongoing civil suit filed by New York ICE chief James Hayes. In the suit, which is leveled at the Department of Homeland Security and DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano, Hayes claims he was passed over for promotions in favor of less-qualified women, some of whom used to work for Napolitano when she was governor of Arizona. As part of his lawsuit, Hayes cites behavior by Barr in an attempt to prove an alleged culture of sexual discrimination against men, according to Hayes' lawyer, Morris Fischer of Maryland.
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A discrimination suit was filed by the man who heads ICE operations in New York
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James Hayes claims he was passed over for promotions in favor of less-qualified women
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Hayes cites alleged behavior by Suzanne Barr, chief of staff for the director of ICE
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ICE says the allegations are under review; Barr has taken paid leave of absence

Question: @placeholder plans to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit before the end of next week, the official said.


(CNN) -- Manchester United confirmed Friday that star striker Wayne Rooney has extended his contract with the club. The new deal, which commits the 28-year-old to Old Trafford until June 2019, is reported to be worth Â£300k ($500k) per week. The announcement puts an end to months of speculation about Rooney's future following interest from Jose Mourinho's Chelsea last summer with further bids expected to come at the end of this season. Not any more. Confirmation that Rooney was staying put can be considered a minor victory for former Everton boss David Moyes following a turbulent first season in charge of United after succeeding Alex Ferguson.
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England striker commits future to Manchester United in deal worth reported $500k per week
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United manager Moyes delighted to keep striker after months of speculation about his future
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Rooney says missing out on Champions League next season not a "massive concern"

Question: "Wayne has been the best player in @placeholder since I put him into the Everton first team in 2003.


By Chris Pleasance The Italian navy rescued nearly 500 people, including more than 100 children, in an all-night operation yesterday as the immigrants tried to cross from Africa into Europe. The operation began as 133 children along with 74 women were brought aboard two navy vessels Monday evening from two fishing boats tethered together off Sicily. The rescue then had to be suspended due to rough waters, the navy said. The remaining migrants, 281 men, were thrown life preservers and rescued on Tuesday. More than 100 children, including babies, were rescued from the boat. Save the Children have warned that an increasing number of youngster are being sent across unaccompanied
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Nearly 500 illegal immigrants have been rescued from Mediterranean
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Desperate refugees were making crossing from Africa into Europe
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Majority of children to make crossing this year were without parents
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Save the Children warn there are not enough resources to care for them

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(CNN) -- This year has provided something of a bumper crop of Catholic candidates. Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich in the Republican primaries, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan in the general election. Given the endless cycle of sin and guilt that we have to live with, sometimes it feels like it's easier for a Catholic to get elected president than it is to get into heaven. But political strength doesn't necessarily mean political unity. Today's Catholic vote is divided by intensity of faith. According to Gallup, the "very religious" lean toward Romney and the "nonreligious" prefer Obama, by significant margins. This reflects an internal story of conflict between liberal and conservative perspectives on what it means to be a Catholic. Biden and Ryan stand on either side of that debate, and their selections as running mates signal vastly different approaches to winning the Catholic vote.
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Tim Stanley: The VP candidates reflect divide between liberal and conservative Catholicism
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He says Biden is a post-Vatican II Catholic aimed at social justice and accessible faith
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He says Ryan hews to traditional Catholicism; record is anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage
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Stanley: Ryan will have to show social compassion with fiscal conservatism

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- President Obama on Monday gathered together every confirmed member of his Cabinet for the first time as president and challenged them to cut $100 million in the next 90 days. President Obama meets Monday with his Cabinet, including Defense Secretary Robert Gates, right. Agencies will have to report how they saved on expenses at the end of the period. The federal government has "a confidence gap when it comes to the American people," Obama said at the White House. "We've got to earn their trust. They've got to feel confident that their dollars are being spent wisely."
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NEW: President Obama says, "We've got to earn [the public's] trust"
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NEW: Obama meets with Cabinet to discuss how agencies can cuts costs
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Agencies will have to report how they saved on expenses after 90 days
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Critics say $100 million in savings is a small amount

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By Adam Shergold PUBLISHED: 08:35 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:15 EST, 27 January 2014 Juan Mata has been unveiled as Manchester United's new No 8. It was expected that the Spaniard would take the iconic Old Trafford No 7 shirt, following in the footsteps of Cristiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, George Best and Eric Cantona. But the £37million playmaker has taken No 8, last worn by Anderson, now on loan at Fiorentina sparking Twitter rumours the No 7 was reserved for the return of Cristiano Ronaldo in the summer. Star man: Juan Mata has been handed the Manchester United No 8 shirt following his £37m move
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Juan Mata takes No 8 despite iconic No 7 shirt being available
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David Moyes 'never believed' he'd pull off the deal for the playmaker
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Mata said it was important to play regularly for his World Cup hopes
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The ex-Chelsea man 'can't wait' to play with 'unbelievable' Rooney
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Moyes insists there will be more players of Mata's calibre on the way
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Talk on Twitter that No 7 shirt is reserved for return of Cristiano Ronaldo

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Cristiano Ronaldo will battle Lionel Messi and Manuel Neuer for the Ballon d'Or in Zurich on Monday night. Here, PETE JENSON argues why the Real Madrid and Portugal superstar should be crowned the world's best player. The greatest individual feat in football in 2014 was Cristiano Ronaldo’s 17 Champions League goal-haul that smashed the scoring record for one season in the competition and helped Real Madrid finally land the their 10th European Cup. For so long Ruud van Nistelrooy’s 12 goal-campaign for Manchester United in 2003 had set the bar but then first Messi with 15 and Ronaldo with 17 took the standard to new levels.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's 17 Champions League goals smashed the record
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It helped Real Madrid land their 10th European Cup
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Ronaldo  shared the Golden Shoe with Luis Suarez for his 31 goals
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Ronaldo should win the Ballon d'Or for his superb Champions League run

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With his seat among the golfing gods already secured, you could forgive Ernie Els for packing his clubs away for good. But when work consists of cruising on a yacht along the shoreline of a paradise island, stopping to hit a few balls into the crystal waters and admire the view, who needs retirement? Besides, Els simply can't help but compete. Above all, he still wants to win the one major he felt he was born to win. At Augusta National next April Rory McIlroy will attempt to write himself into the history books and Tiger Woods will bid to have his picture printed on the front cover. But Els yearns to beat them both, plus all of golf's young guns, and win the Masters at long last. The green jacket is his holy grail.
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Ernie Els says his remaining ambition is to win the Masters
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The 45-year-old South African has won the Open and US Open twice each
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Els rates Tiger Woods as his toughest ever competitor
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But Els now lists golf's young players as his fiercest rivals

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Arsenal have endured some humiliations at the hands of Manchester United in recent years; notably there was that awful 8-2 defeat at Old Trafford among a smattering of comprehensive victories, as Arsene Wenger’s team have waned from their previous position of power. They have bided their time in north London and have waited patiently for the roles to be reversed, for United to be vulnerable and exposed. And when their moment came, they failed utterly. Worse than that; they presented United with the points. Of all the indignities heaped on this Arsenal side in recent years, Saturday’s defeat ranks as one of the more significant. It is not that Arsenal were bad, as going forward they were exceptional at times. Indeed, had they drawn this game, it would have felt like a missed opportunity.
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Manchester United took the lead  in the second half after Arsenal defender Kieran Gibbs put through his own net
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United captain Wayne Rooney doubled their lead in the closing stages of the match with a left-footed chip
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Olivier Giroud scored a consolation for the Gunners with a terrific strike, which made it for a nervy ending
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Jack Wilshere was lucky to escape a red card after appearing to headbutt Marouane Fellaini in the first half

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Satirical TV anchorman Stephen Colbert may not have a dog in this fight, but his name alone may have helped a Pomeranian-Chihuahua mix puppy beat a 6-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel. Stephen Colbert el dos rips the prize away from Mozart in the weekly competition. In the online doggie beauty pageant, the canine Steven Colbert el dos won the latest weekly semifinal, which enables him to compete for a $1 million grand prize. Colbert el dos from Georgia beat Mozart, or MoMo as he's known to his family and friends in New Orleans, Louisiana, to win cutest dog of the week.
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"Stephen Colbert el dos" beats Mozart in dog beauty pageant
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Contest Web site says Mozart fans violated the voting rules
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Mozart, a 6-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel, had been winning

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(CNN) -- Brazil need just three more points to clinch qualification for the 2010 World Cup after beating former South American Group leaders Paraguay on Wednesday, but Argentina's hopes suffered a big blow. Brazil's match-winner Nilmar, left, celebrates his goal with Elano and Daniel Alves, right. With four matches remaining, Brazil retained top spot with a 2-1 victory in Recife to lead second-placed Chile by a point, with Paraguay two further adrift on 24 and Argentina in fourth on 22. The top four teams automatically qualify for next year's finals in South Africa, while the fifth-placed nation -- Ecuador at this stage -- face a play-off against the fourth-placed side from the CONCACAF region. Mexico hold that spot following Wednesday's matches, following a morale-boosting 2-1 win against bottom nation Trinidad and Tobago.
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Brazil need three more points to seal their place at the 2010 World Cup finals
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Nilmar scores winner in 2-1 victory against Paraguay in Wednesday's qualifier
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Joint leaders Paraguay drop to third position after second consecutive defeat
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Diego Maradona suffers his second defeat in charge of fourth-placed Argentina

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(CNN) -- The United Arab Emirates on Saturday expressed concern about a German court's decision to release an alleged Israeli agent being investigated in connection with a Hamas leader's murder in Dubai. The suspected agent, who often uses the alias Uri Brodsky, is under investigation for helping obtain a false German passport allegedly used by one of the killers in January. The UAE's foreign ministry said it's worried about Brodsky's release on bail and his freedom to return to Israel during the probe, the state-run WAM reported. Brodsky still faces a possible trial in Germany "The UAE seeks assurances that Brodsky is in no way connected with the murder of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai in January of this year," ministry official Abdurahim Al Awadhi said in a statement.
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United Arab Emirates concerned about release of alleged agent
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Poland extradited him to Germany on the forgery charges
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He was released on bail and can return to Israel
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Fake passports were used by many of the suspects in the killing of a Hamas leader

Question: "As this may relate to a serious crime committed in @placeholder, the UAE expects full and close cooperation from the German authorities and will continue to pursue the matter through diplomatic channels," the statement said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:41 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 17:14 EST, 29 January 2014 A 33-year-old man is being sought in connection with the murder of a keen cyclist whose body was found abandoned in an old mine works. David Alderson, 72, from Falmouth, Cornwall, was found dead in the grounds of the works at Wheal Maid near Carharrack in Cornwall earlier this month. Officers from Devon and Cornwall police initially believed Mr Alderson may have suffered a serious cycling accident, but today they announced they have launched a murder investigation. Hunt: Murder detectives investigating the death of 72-year-old David Alderson, left, from Falmouth, Cornwall, are 'urgently seeking' Kevin Cooper, 33, from Redruth, and have advised the public to dial 999 if they see him
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David Alderson was found dead at Wheal Maid mine works on January 18
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Police first thought he may have suffered a serious cycling accident
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However today they announced they have launched a murder investigation
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Detectives have advised public to call 999 if they see Kevin Cooper, 33

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A woman who was attracted to her father has revealed how they had oral sex after she discovered he also had incestuous feelings for her. Natasha Rose Chenier, 27, from Vancouver, Canada, has shared her shocking story with Jezebel. She relates how she discovered her biological father 'wanted to have sex with me from the first moment he laid eyes on me' after they met for the first time when she was 19. Natasha felt full of 'self hate and disgust' after acting on sexual feelings she had for her father (file photo) Eventually they succumbed to their feelings as Natasha recalls: 'We had oral sex a few times, almost always preceded by my descending into a whirlwind of self-hate and disgust and dry heaving over the toilet in the bathroom attached to his room.'
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Natasha Rose Chenier, 24, shared her shocking story with Jezebel
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She grew up in Vancouver and never knew her father
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Met him when she was 19 and went to visit him in Jamaica where he lives
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As she got to know him, she started to feel sexually attracted to him
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He revealed he felt the same way and they acted on their feelings
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Natasha felt disgusted with herself and broke off contact
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She's since had therapy where she has learned it isn't unusual
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Incest can occur in 50% of those who meet relatives as adults

Question: After having oral sex on a number of occasions, Natasha said she then shut herself in a bedroom away from her father on her final night in @placeholder and he drove her to the airport the next day in silence.


By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 21:53 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:00 EST, 14 December 2012 The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner to touch down in the UK has arrived at Heathrow Airport. Qatar Airways became the first airline to run a regular service in Britain using the planes which have been dubbed the worlds most advanced airliner. Carrying an official delegation from the capital of Qatar, the aircraft landed in London from Doha. The planes boast being more fuel-efficient than other aeroplanes but perhaps of more interest to travellers, there is anti-jetlag technology meaning people will leave long-haul flights feeling much fresher.
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Qatar Airways' new Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed at Heathrow yesterday
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Passenger plane is thought to be the world's most advanced airliner
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UK airlines Virgin, Thomson and British Airways have orders for the craft

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Question: The ceremony surrounding the Qatar Airways inaugural Dreamliner flight between Doha and @placeholder was somewhat marred when the airline was forced to ground another of its three 787s due to a fault.


TV watchdog Ofcom has been bombarded with a fresh flood of complaints about Celebrity Big Brother contestant Perez Hilton's latest brush with Katie Hopkins. The controversial US blogger has formed a strange rivalry with the outspoken newspaper columnist in the reality TV show's opening weeks. But their odd relationship appeared to boil over when Hilton was returned to the house earlier this week. Hilton, 36, was shown leaning towards Hopkins and sticking his tongue out in an apparent attempt to lick her face. Scroll down for video Lewd: Perez Hilton reportedly demanded that Katie Hopkins perform a sex act on him after trying to lick her face as he made a shock return to the Celebrity Big Brother house on Wednesday
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Viewers flood watchdog with more than 70 complaints about behaviour
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Comes after his 'sexual antics' in the garden led to 700 calls and emails
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Ofcom says the latest series has led to more than 2000 complaints

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Question: She did however call @placeholder 'walking anthrax' and claimed he had been brought back into the fold to give her 'someone to spar with'.


By Sam Webb Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has taken the time to post pictures of his wife and smiling schoolchildren online, despite the bloody civil war that is tearing his country apart. The pictures of a grinning and waving al-Assad, his British-born wife Asma and jubilant youngsters appeared on his Instagram account, enraging human rights groups. The President's pictures were posted a short time after another batch of photos showing the harrowing state of obliterated cities like Homs was released. The Syrian president waves to crowds in pictures posted to Instagram, despite the horrific war sweeping the country First lady: President Assad's British-born wife, Asma, embraces a woman in a photo from the Instagram account, which is full of pictures of the couple conducting typical heads of state-style duties
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Pictures show al-Assad smiling and greeting jubilant supporters
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They are a stark contrast to the grim scenes arising from savage civil war
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Human rights group said they show Assad's 'love me or I'll kill you' strategy

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Nearly 21 million people watched "Blackfish" when it aired on CNN in October. The documentary, produced by Magnolia Pictures and acquired by CNN Films, recounts the 2010 death of veteran SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau by a killer whale named Tilikum, a 12,000-pound bull. The film challenges the concept of keeping killer whales for entertainment and implies Tilikum had been driven to madness by captivity. In the months since, a firestorm of debate over the controversy erupted. Social media exploded with an outcry to boycott SeaWorld, the world's largest marine park operator. Protesters not only lined the streets outside SeaWorld Orlando in Florida, the company's flagship park, but the streets of New York and Pasadena during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Rose Parade.
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"Blackfish" tells the story of a SeaWorld trainer who died in 2010
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The movie sparked heavy backlash against the marine park company
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SeaWorld calls movie "one-sided," an exploitation of trainer's death
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The park announced record 4th-quarter, annual revenues in January

Question: "Blackfish is billed as a documentary, but instead of a fair and balanced treatment of a complex subject, the film is inaccurate and misleading and, regrettably, exploits a tragedy that remains a source of deep pain for @placeholder's family, friends and colleagues," SeaWorld said in a statement.


Worlds collided in the nation's capital last night, as President Obama shared a meal with the likes of Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan at the 98th annual White House Correspondents' Dinner. The president enjoyed a genial evening with the members of the press, thanking them for their time and dedication. Nothing was off limits during Washington’s night of levity, including the recent Secret Service scandal in Colombia, 'dog socialism', and the state of media today. And of course, he didn't shy away from the political arena. Scroll down for video Comedian-in-chief: President Obama was in fine form Saturday night and delivered a comedy routine that left the audience in stitches. No one was safe from mockery, including the shamed Secret Service and likely GOP adversary Mitt Romney
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Journalists, politicians, government officials, and celebrities gathered for the 98th annual White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington last night
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Event was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel who joked: 'Remember when the country rallied around you in hope for a better tomorrow? That was a good one'
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Late night host jabs president with statement: 'There's a term for guys like President Obama. Not two terms, but there is'
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President Obama lampoons his own 'hot mic' incident, the GOP, Secret Service, Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin and even Hillary Clinton
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He joked about Hillary: 'She won't stop drunk-texting me from Cartagena'
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Lindsay Lohan and Kim Kardashian were among crowds of A-list celebrities who were invited to dine with Washington's elite, including Obama himself
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Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman, Eileen Sullivan and Chris Hawley of The Associated Press, for winning the Edgar A. Poe Award for their stories about the New York City Police Department's widespread surveillance of Muslims after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. It's the fourth major prize for the series, which has also won the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting, the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting and a George Polk Award.
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ABC's Jake Tapper and Politico's Glenn Thrush, Carrie Budoff Brown, Manu Raju and John Bresnahan, for winning the Merriman Smith Award for excellence in presidential coverage under pressure. Tapper won in the broadcast category for breaking the news that rating agency Standard & Poor's was on the verge of downgrading the federal government's triple-A credit rating because of concerns over political gridlock in Washington. In the print category, Thrush, Budoff Brown, Raju and Bresnahan of Politico won for their report on the deal between Obama and congressional Republicans to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
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Scott Wilson, of The Washington Post, for winning the Aldo Beckman award. Wilson was recognized for his 'deeply reported and nuanced stories, his evocative writing and his clear presentation of complex issues, particularly on the foreign policy front.'

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Picture this: dapper looking gentlemen donning waistcoats, bow ties and impeccably groomed moustaches riding through town on classic motorcycles. Add to the mix tailored suits, crisp shirts, monocles, and riding goggles plus genteel ladyfolk sporting elegant dresses and it may just sound like a scene from Mad Men. However this isn't the 1900s, but The Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride, where participants dress up to the nines in the their finest vintage attire and coast around the roads on retro or custom bikes. The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride took place across the world on September 28, and riders in Sydney enjoyed a warm and sunny spring day for the event
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The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride takes place at the end of September each year
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Dapper gents and lovely ladies don their finest attire to cruise around town on their motorbikes
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The event is to raise money and awareness about prostate cancer
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This year it was held in 258 cities in 57 countries with tens of thousands of participants

Question: 'For one day a year ... thousands of @placeholder (and genteel ladyfolk) in hundreds of cities worldwide press their cravats, starch their tweed and sit astride their classic-styled motorcycles to raise funds for prostate cancer research and awareness.


By Louise Boyle UPDATED: 09:40 EST, 19 November 2012 There has been further humiliation for the weatherman whose story was dubbed the 'real-life Hangover' after he was drugged and swindled out of more than $40,000 by Eastern European bar girls which saw him fired from his job. John Bolaris appeared in a Miami court last Friday to testify against the crime ring which had stolen $43,000 from him. His moment of retribution however was tainted by one of the accused's testimony that during his wild weekend in 2010, he defecated in his pants. Weathering the storm: John Bolaris has been further humiliated after being scammed out of $43,000 in Miami when one of the accused told the court that he defecated himself
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John Bolaris, 54, approached by two women in Miami in 2010 who asked him to do shots
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Woke up the next day with an American Express bill for $43,712 - including a $2,400 painting

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Alex Salmond will force left-wing policies on Tory England if the SNP hold the balance of power after the next election, he boasted today. The former First Minister, who is standing for Parliament in May, said he would work with other parties except the Tories to 'see more progressive politics introduced across these islands'. Mr Salmond also refused to rule out becoming Deputy Prime Minister in a Labour-SNP Coalition – but said it was more likely that his party would prop up Ed Miliband in return for more powers for Scotland, a hike in the minimum wage and scrapping Britain's nuclear deterrent.
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Former First Minister said SNP will work with other parties, but not Tories
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Said he wanted 'more progressive politics introduced across these islands'
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SNP want end of nuclear deterrent and a hike in the minimum wage
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Party also wants dramatic increase in powers for Edinburgh Parliament
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Salmond refused to rule out becoming Deputy PM in Labour-SNP Coalition
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Remarks came after Labour's  failed to rule out a coalition with the SNP
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Election strategist Douglas Alexander said he would not 'play that game'

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By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 03:56 EST, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 13:47 EST, 8 August 2013 Do you know your cobalt from your carbon? Can you identify planets from close-up images? Do you you know the difference between Assassins Creed and Thief game characters or name the eleventh doctor in Doctor Who? To celebrate YouTube's Geek Week the video site has created a quiz designed to help you find out exactly how geeky you are. The questions are generated at random and use clips from YouTube videos, TV shows, How-to instructional clips and more to create a Geek IQ score.
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YouTube has created a quiz designed to test people's geekiness
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The questions cover video games, physics, TV shows, history and more
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At the end of each quiz the player is given a Geek IQ score out of 300

Question: The week concludes on August 10 with highlights available on catch-up from the @placeholder hub.


By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 13:41 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:43 EST, 6 January 2014 Accomplice: Mohammed Khalib, 53, persuaded his stepdaughter's best friend Zanbi Mirza (above) to take part in the 'crash for cash' prang A conman who staged a ‘crash for cash’ prang involving his stepdaughter’s best friend has been jailed for 10 months. Mohammed Khalid, 53, deliberately swerved his Vauxhall Corsa in front of a teenage motorist at a roundabout exit on the A4 near Maidenhead, Berkshire. He then slammed on his brakes to cause an accident, before filing an insurance claim.
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Mohammed Khalib, 53, deliberately swerved in front of teenage motorist
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Slammed on brakes to cause accident, before filing an insurance claim
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Involved stepdaughter's friend Zanbi Mirza, 22, so she could take blame
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Khalib, from Ilford, Essex, jailed for 10 months for conspiracy to defraud
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Mirza handed a 240-hour community order at Southwark Crown Court

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Not long ago, the threat of terrorist attacks against the United States boiled down to two words: al Qaeda. But this week's U.S. airstrikes against al Qaeda offshoots show the President is playing whack-a-mole against a new generation of terrorists. The attacks Tuesday inside Syria came in three waves and targeted ISIS, the Khorasan Group and, apparently, al-Nusra Front. The groups share a similar ideology. But there are key differences. Here's how each stacks up: ISIS What its name means: The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Some world leaders use the acronym ISIL, or the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant.
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ISIS, al-Nusra Front and the Khorasan Group all spawned from al Qaeda
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The U.S. launched airstrikes against ISIS and the Khorasan Group this week
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Al-Nusra says its leader was killed in the strikes; the U.S. has not confirmed

Question: The new al Qaeda franchise is a collection of @placeholder members who have moved into Syria.


It was a rare show of bipartisanship -- President Barack Obama, flanked by Democrats and Republicans in April, signing into law a bill that would ban insider trading on Capitol Hill. The measure, known as the STOCK Act, had passed the House and Senate at warp speed. "The powerful shouldn't get to create one set of rules for themselves and another set of rules for everybody else," the president said at the time. Lawmakers proclaimed that the bill, officially called the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, would restore trust in government. It also applied new rules to some employees of the executive branch.
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STOCK Act bans members of Congress from insider trading
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Guidelines for members of the House say spouses and children aren't covered
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Sponsors of bill say they intended to restore trust in Washington
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House Majority Leader Cantor's office says it will take steps to close loophole

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Reeva Steenkamp's cousin sobbed while testifying on Wednesday how she first heard on a car radio that Oscar Pistorius had killed his girlfriend. Kim Martin said she had 'hoped to God' that Pistorius was cheating on her cousin and that the young woman he had shot at his home was not Reeva. 'They hadn't confirmed the name, they said his girlfriend,' Martin recalled of the early-morning news broadcast. 'I was trying to phone her (Reeva) and she wasn't answering and I was screaming at my husband.' Oscar Pistorius cowers in the dock as Reeva Steenkamp's cousin testifies how she heard of the killing
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Reeva Steenkamp's cousin sobbed as she spoke of hearing of her death
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Kim Martin said she 'hoped to God' that Oscar Pistorious was cheating
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Prosecutors say Pistorius' actions have left a 'broken family'

Question: Martin was the first witness called by prosecutors during the sentencing hearing and the first relative of @placeholder to give testimony in the case.


It started as a corner shop herbalist in Nottingham in 1849, and grew to become one of the most recognisable names on the British high street. Now Boots the chemist is the latest home-grown brand to be sold off to an American firm – in a deal worth nearly £6billion. US giant Walgreens already owns a 45 per cent stake in the British chain, which it acquired for £4billion in 2012. It is now set to buy the remaining 55 per cent to become the sole owner. End of an era: Boots is the latest British brand to be sold off to a U.S. firm – in a deal worth nearly £6billion
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US chain Walgreens is set to buy the 55 per cent of Boots is doesn't yet own
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Italian tycoon Stefano Pessina, Boots chairman, set to make abound £1.5bn
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Boots’ HQ will stay in Nottingham, where business was founded in 1849

Question: After the @placeholder-Walgreens merger they will be able to hand in medicine orders together, putting them in a very strong position to achieve the lowest prices.


Israel and the Palestinians were on the brink again today after a Fatah cabinet minister died shortly after an altercation with the Israeli military during a West Bank protest. Ziad Abu Ain was hit in the chest with a rifle butt and grabbed by soldiers, who also fired tear gas at the demonstrators, witnesses said. Shortly after the attack, the 55-year-old minister without portfolio began to look faint and fell to the ground clasping his chest, according to people at the scene. He died on the way to hospital. His death was condemned by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who described the attack as 'a barbaric act which we cannot be silent about or accept.'
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Ziad Abu Ain died shortly after the incident  near the village of Turmus Aya
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He collapsed clutching his chest after he was struck
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Abu Ain was protesting against land confiscations when clashes erupted
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas called the attack barbaric
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David Ospina (Nice), Faryd Mondragon (Deportivo Cali), Camilo Vargas (Santa Fe) Camilo Zuniga (Napoli), Pablo Armero (Napoli), Cristian Zapata (AC Milan), Mario Yepes (Atalanta), Carlos Valdes (Philadelphia Union - on loan to San Lorenzo), Santiago Arias (PSV Eindhoven), Eder Alvarez-Balanta (River Plate) James Rodriguez (Monaco), Abel Aguilar (Toulouse), Carlos Sanchez (Elche), Fredy Guarin (Inter Milan), Juan Fernando Quintero (Porto), Aldo Ramirez (Morelia), Alexander Mejia (Atletico Nacional), Victor Ibarbo (Cagliari), Juan Guillermo Cuadrado (Fiorentina) Jackson Martinez (Porto), Teofilo Gutierrez (River Plate), Carlos Bacca (Sevilla), Adrian Ramos (Borussia Dortmund). Colombian football fans were rocked by the news that star striker Radamel Falcao will miss the forthcoming World Cup in Brazil.
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Striker says he lacks match fitness after return from injury
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Falcao suffered a serious knee injury in January and hasn't fully recovered
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Luis Perea and Luis Muriel also left out of Colombia's 23-man squad
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West Ham loanee Pablo Armero included in Colombian set-up for Brazil

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- People in big cities walk past them every day -- street performers, or buskers. Some are talented, some are not, and most aren't performing for a cause greater than themselves. But on Monday, 12-year-old Abby Miller was. Abby Miller sings for her friend Taylor Love outside Washington's Union Station on Monday. She was performing outside Washington's Union Station to help her 4-year-old friend, Taylor Love, who is suffering from cancer. Abby sat in front of the station with a couple of her friends, singing songs and strumming a guitar. Passers-by seemed to notice the girl's singing talent, stopping to listen in the chilly weather, with a few putting money in a bucket at Abby's feet. Abby said the money will help support Taylor's family.
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Abby Miller sings, plays guitar to help 4-year-old friend with cancer
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Abby collects donations, has people write notes of support for Taylor Love
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Taylor has neuroblastoma, a cancer that affects the nervous system

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By Julian Robinson Thavisha Lakindu Peiris was brutally stabbed to death while delivering pizzas Two cousins are each facing a life sentence after a pizza delivery driver was brutally stabbed to death - on his last shift before starting a career in IT. Shamraze Khan, 25, and Kasim Ahmed, 18, killed Domino’s Pizza employee Thavisha Lakindu Peiris after trying to rob his phone last October in Sheffield. Khan, of Southey Crescent, Southey, was convicted by a jury at Sheffield Crown Court following a two-week trial. Ahmed, of Ronans Road, Darnall, pleaded guilty to Mr Peiris’ murder on the first day of the trial.
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Pizza delivery driver Thavisha Lakindu Peiris was brutally stabbed to death
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The 25-year-old was on last shift before starting a career in the IT industry
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Shamraze Khan, 25, has been convicted of his murder after a trial
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Kasim Ahmed, 18, pleaded guilty to Mr Peiris' murder on first day of trial
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Family of victim pay emotional tribute to a 'caring and loving' man after case
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Ahmed and Khan to be sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court on Thursday

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Lukas Podolski has insisted Arsenal's domestic season is not over because Chelsea will not run away with the Premier League like Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. The 29-year-old striker also said he wants talks with Arsene Wenger as he continues to be left out of the battle to turn the club's season around. Arsenal have dropped 12 points behind Chelsea after only 11 matches but ahead of the visit of Manchester United on Saturday, Podolski believes the competitive nature of the Premier League means the curtain cannot be brought down on the title race just yet. Lukas Podolski said the competitive nature of the Premier League means the title race is far from over
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Chelsea are currently four points clear at the top of the Premier League
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The Arsenal man claimed the Premier League is the best in the world
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Podolski said it is more competitive than in Germany or Spain
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The former Cologne man admitted he was unhappy with his lack of games

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(CNN) -- The 850-square-kilometer swath of the Indian Ocean where officials have focused their hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 probably isn't the right place, the joint search agency said Thursday. The area off the coast of western Australia is not the "final resting place of MH370," the Australia-based Joint Agency Coordination Centre said. Officials zeroed in on that zone after acoustic pings originally thought to be from the black boxes of the missing plane were detected in early April. "The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has advised that the search in the vicinity of the acoustic detections can now be considered complete and in its professional judgment, the area can now be discounted as the final resting place of MH370," a statement from the Joint Agency Coordination Centre said.
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Australia's deputy PM defends searching the southern Indian Ocean
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The joint search agency says the original search area is not plane's final resting place
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U.S. Navy official: The pings detected are no longer believed to have come from the plane
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The pings had been at the center of the search since they were picked up weeks ago

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Top Bush administration officials are shifting into damage-control mode after a House committee narrowly approved a resolution that labels the killings of Armenians in Turkey during World War I as "genocide." The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed the measure 27-21 Wednesday evening, even though President Bush and key figures lobbied hard against it. The Web site of Turkish President Abdullah Gul carried a statement calling the decision "unacceptable," saying it "doesn't fit a major power like the United States." State Department spokesman Sean McCormack issued a statement expressing "regret" for the committee's action, warning the resolution "may do grave harm to U.S.-Turkish relations and to U.S. interests in Europe and the Middle East."
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House panel approves Armenian genocide resolution with 27-21 vote
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Decision called "unacceptable" in statement on Web site of Turkey's president
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House resolution calls killing of Armenians during World War I "genocide"

Question: But Armenians maintain there was an organized genocide by the @placeholder authorities, and have been campaigning across the world for official recognition of the genocide.

Question: The resolution arrives at a particularly sensitive juncture in U.S.-@placeholder relations.


By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 30 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 30 November 2012 A mystery ramshackle boat carrying five rotten corpses has washed onto a beach on the coast of Japan. The 13-metre wooden vessel was found at Sado Island and had what appeared to be faint Korean markings on its side prompting speculation that it may have come from North Korea. Various belongings and rubbish from food packaging was also found scattered inside, suggesting its occupants may have been attempting to flee the world's most secretive nation but became lost at sea. Lost at sea: The 13-metre wooden vessel was found at Sado Island and had what appeared to be faint Korean markings on its side prompting speculation that it may have come from North Korea
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The 13-metre wooden vessel was found at Sado Island and had what appeared to be faint Korean markings on its side
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Speculation that the dead may have been fleeing North Korea
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Various belongings and rubbish from food packaging was also found

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Donald Sterling’s affair with the model 'girlfriend' who exposed him as a racist wasn’t ‘his first rodeo’ and the LA Clippers owner’s wife is the person ‘least fooled and least affected by his ‘grotesque lifestyle’, explosive court papers reveal. Vanessa Stiviano’s lawyer set out a strident defense of the 31-year-old after Rochelle Sterling sued her for embezzling $1.8m – the total gifts and cash Sterling, 80, is said to have given his 31-year-old lover – including a condo, a Ferrari, two Bentleys and a Range Rover. Mac E Nehoray wrote in response to the suit: ‘This is an action brought by a very angry wife whose husband is a highly public figure and who is well known to the “keeping women” other than his wife and who has done so for very many years with a big toothy grin brandishing his sexual prowess in the faces of the Paparazzi and caring less what anyone else thought, the least of which, his own wife’.
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Model Vanessa Stiviano is being sued for $1.8m by Donald Sterling's wife - thought to be behind the leaking of racist comments, believed to be made by LA Clippers owner
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Her lawyer, Mac E Nehoray responded to lawsuit saying Sterling's wife, Rochelle, knew exactly what he was like
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They say: 'At minimum, she has been complicit for over 50 years and, here, particularly, has “looked the other way” if not put hands over her mouth, covered her eyes and attempted to cover her ears'
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Stiviano's attorney added on Sunday that the male voice heard on the 15-minute recording is definitely Sterling's
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Nehoray insisted Stiviano wasn't the one who leak the tape to TMZ
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The news comes as it emerged Shelly Sterling dined with the NBA boss just hours after calling his comments despicable in a public statement

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Question: Heartbreaker: The vanity plate on @placeholder's red Ferrari reads: 'V Loves You'


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe has shown throughout her career that when it comes to voting, it's her principles and constituents that guide her, not her party. Sen. Olympia Snowe has received overwhelming support from her constituents in past elections. Those principles, analysts note, are guiding her to find a compromise on health care reform currently stalemated in Congress. Jennifer Duffy, who follows the Senate for the Cook Political Report, said Snowe's independent streak is "not new behavior for her." "I think they [Republicans] also realize that the only reason that the state of Maine has two Republican senators at all is the fact that they are very independent-minded and they vote their state," she said, referring to Snowe and Sen. Susan Collins.
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Sen. Olympia Snowe is one of two GOP senators from Maine
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Snowe has said she is guided by principles and constituents, not her party
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Analyst: Snowe's independent streak is "not new behavior for her"
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In 2006, Time magazine named her one of the top 10 U.S. senators

Question: She ran for Senate in 1994 and won, "becoming the first woman in American history to serve in both houses of the state legislature and both houses of @placeholder," her Senate Web site notes.


Kevin Clash, the puppeteer who provides the voice of Elmo on "Sesame Street," resigned Tuesday after a man filed a lawsuit accusing him of conducting an underage sexual relationship. The lawsuit was filed in a New York court Tuesday, a week after another accuser recanted his claim that Clash, now 52, engaged him in underage sex. "I am resigning from Sesame Workshop with a very heavy heart," Clash said in a written statement Tuesday. "I have loved every day of my 28 years working for this exceptional organization. Personal matters have diverted attention away from the important work Sesame Street is doing and I cannot allow it to go on any longer. I am deeply sorry to be leaving and am looking forward to resolving these personal matters privately."
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"Kevin Clash preyed on vulnerable teenage boys," the accuser's lawyer says
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"I am looking forward to resolving these personal matters privately," Clash says
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Suit claims Clash "persuaded, induced, coerced or enticed" a 15-year-old into sex encounters
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It was filed a week after another accuser recanted a similar claim

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By Louise Eccles and Adam Shergold PUBLISHED: 04:36 EST, 30 July 2012 | UPDATED: 09:06 EST, 30 July 2012 The Olympic cauldron was extinguished last night as the flame was relocated to another part of the stadium. The flame's cauldron, a symbol of the Olympic movement, is supposed to burn for the entirety of the Games but organisers have confirmed it was put out temporarily so the 28ft high structure could be moved to the edge of the stadium. This revelation will add to controversy about the location of the flame, which is only visible to those who have tickets to events in the main stadium.
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Cauldron is put out temporarily as it is moved from the centre of the stadium
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Austin Playfoot, 82, relights the flame with the aid of a cherry picker
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LOCOG chief Sebastian Coe says flame is not a 'tourist attraction' despite being symbol of the Olympics

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(CNN) -- Americans set a record for number of votes cast in this presidential election but failed to make history with the percentage of voter turnout, experts said. A record 2.9 million voters cast ballots Tuesday in Missouri. Curtis Gans, director of American University's Center for the Study of the American Electorate, said Thursday that percentage turnout was lower because Republicans stayed away from the polls. Disappointment over Sen. John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate, combined with a perception that the ticket would lose, prompted many would-be Republican voters to ditch the polls on Election Day, Gans said.
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Report: About 127 million votes cast, shattering 2004 record
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Turnout percentage about 61 percent, compared with 1960's 67 percent
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Early voting tracker: 31.7 million voted early in at least 30 early voting states
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Another expert's estimate projects nearly 131 million Americans voted

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(CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama's reference to "lipstick on a pig" has Republicans demanding an apology and Democrats accusing Sen. John McCain of a "pathetic attempt" to play the gender card. Barack Obama used the "lipstick" line at a campaign event in Lebanon, Virginia, on Tuesday. McCain's campaign said Obama's remarks were offensive and a slap at Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin -- despite the fact that the Arizona senator himself used the phrase last year to describe a policy proposal of Hillary Clinton's. Obama shot back Wednesday and accused the McCain campaign of engaging in "lies" and "swift boat politics."
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Obama said Tuesday "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig"
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McCain camp says line was an attack on Palin; Obama camp says it was not
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Many politicians have used the line; former McCain adviser used it in her book title

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Thousands of well-wishers lined the streets of Taunton today to mark return of the Royal Marines from their final deployment in Afghanistan. Crowds of people turned out to wave Union flags and cheer loudly to formally welcome troops from 40 Commando back to their home town after their last tour of duty ended. Marines were then presented with campaign medals at their base, Norton Manor Camp near Taunton in Somerset. Welcome back: Crowds of people waved Union flags and cheered loudly to formally welcome home troops from 40 Commando Around 700 Royal Marines from Royal Marines 40 Commando march through Taunton during a homecoming parade to mark their final deployment to Afghanistan
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Crowds of people formally welcomed home troops from 40 Commando
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Duke of Edinburgh, Captain General of the Royal Marines, will present medals to the troops

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:57 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 18:58 EST, 1 March 2013 Decision: Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower who has spent more than 40 years in prison One of cult leader Charles Manson’s follower was denied parole and will continue to serve his jail sentence after the California governor stepped in and stopped him from being released. The state’s parole board had recently approved the release of 70-year-old Bruce Davis, who was convicted in two Manson-related murders, since he has served more than four decades in prison. Governor Jerry Brown reversed that decision and ordered Davis to remain in jail after having a meeting with the Los Angeles district attorney.
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Bruce Davis, 70, was sentenced to life in a Californian prison in 1972
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Convicted in the murders of a musician and a stuntman
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Was not involved in the infamous Sharon Tate murders in 1969

Question: @placeholder commended him for his self-help efforts but said the work was outweighed by other factors.


Washington (CNN) -- In 1980, Nelson Mandela was sitting in a South African prison cell, serving a life sentence. On the other side of the world, a young college student named Barack Obama was riveted by the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa and the brewing crusade to free the renowned activist. Little did they know that nearly three decades later, the two would have something in common: They would be the first elected black presidents in their respective countries. U.S. President Barack Obama has made it no secret that he considers Nelson Mandela one of the greatest influences -- if not the greatest -- in his life and in the lives of countless others. Throughout his first five years in office, he has repeatedly referenced Mandela, either invoking quotes from the anti-apartheid icon or spreading his messages of freedom and equality.
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Obama has said he considers Mandela one of -- if not the -- greatest influence in his life
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In "Dreams of my Father," Obama recalls pleading with college trustees to divest from South Africa
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Obama met Mandela for the first time in 2005
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With Mandela gravely ill, Obama did not get to visit him during his last trip to South Africa

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(CNN) -- Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson was left raging after claiming Robin van Persie "could have been killed" following an altercation with Swansea's Ashley Williams. Ferguson, whose side moved four points clear at the top of the English Premier League table following Sunday's 1-1 draw, accused Williams of deliberately kicking the ball at the striker's head while he lay on the ground. Van Persie and Williams squared up to each other following the incident as both sets of players tried to break up the confrontation. Blog: Has Ferguson gone too far? Referee Michael Oliver booked both men, but Ferguson wants the Football Association to take action against the Wales defender.
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Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson believes Robin van Persie "could have been killed"
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Dutch striker hit in head with ball while on the ground after Ashley Williams kicked ball away
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Patrice Evra's goal canceled out by Michu's strike as United held 1-1 by Swansea
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Chelsea crushes Aston Villa 8-0 to move into third position in English Premier League

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan A quickly draining battery can be a pain for many iPhone users. But it turns out one of the most popular apps might be to blame. A former Apple Store Genius has unearthed evidence that the Facebook app is eating away at your phone’s juice. Is Facebook draining your battery? A former Apple Store employee has discovered that the popular third-party app runs processes in the battery that can decrease your phone's juice According to Scotty Loveless from Overthought.org: 'I just got the iPhone 5s about two weeks ago, and thought my battery was draining a little too quickly.
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A former Apple employee found that Facebook was draining battery
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Background processes on iPhones run by the app eat up as much as 5%
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This keeps the app updated and gives you push notifications
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But turning it off is a good way to prolong your phone's life

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Joan Rivers may have been given the same drug that killed Michael Jackson when she went into cardiac and respiratory arrest at a New York clinic, it has been sensationally claimed today. The 81-year-old comedy legend slipped into a coma and never regained consciousness after being sedated for an endoscopy procedure. She died this afternoon. The New York State Department of health has launched an investigation into Yorkville Endoscopy, the out-patient  clinic where Rivers went into arrest. The clinic has said it is cooperating fully. RadarOnline reports that Rivers was given Propofol, which is often used was an anesthetic for simple medical procedures.
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Rivers' daughter Melissa has been bringing hairdressers and makeup artists to her mother's suite in Mount Sinai Hospital daily
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Celebrity event planner Preston Bailey decorated her room with plants, flowers and bows
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Rivers lies covered with a designer faux mink blanket and has a CD of Oklahoma! playing in the background
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Hospital staff allow her two dogs to be brought in to spend time with the comatose star
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E! network announced Rivers' show Fashion Police has been put on hiatus

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(CNN) -- One size no longer fits all at JetBlue Airways. Fully-flat beds, private suites, dual power outlets with USB ports, amenity kits and Saxon+Parole-designed tapas menu are part of JetBlue's new premium "Mint" seating, the airline announced Monday. By making the business class service available on flights between New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport starting in summer 2014 and New York's Kennedy Airport and San Francisco International Airport starting in fall 2014, the airline is hoping to woo business class customers from traditional carriers on those lucrative New York routes. "Mint is JetBlue's refreshing take on a premium class product. It is stylish service minus all of the stuffiness often associated with the traditional front-of-the-cabin experience," said JetBlue President and CEO Dave Barger in a statement.
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JetBlue switches to two-class service in some markets
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The new "Mint" service will offer lie-flat beds in domestic business class
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The new seats are only available on selected routes

Question: JetBlue's first "Mint" flight will depart Kennedy Airport for Los Angeles on June 15, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. Fares are now on sale for $499 one-way from New York to @placeholder for travel between June 15 and June 18, 2014.


Could Anne Hathaway be the next victim of the 'Oscar's Curse?' The Les Miserables star will be crossing her fingers tonight in hope that she is named the Best Actress in a Supporting Role. But if her name is called then the odds of her having a happy marriage will be slashed dramatically. Loved up: Newlyweds Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman will hope their marriage can survive if she takes home the Best Supporting Actress award tonight Female winners of the coveted prize are 63 per cent more likely to have a shorter marriage than those who do not win the famous award.
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Newlyweds Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman will hope their marriage can survive if she wins the Best Actress in a Supporting Role Academy Award

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(CNN) -- While lying on a thin mattress a few months ago, nursing the symptoms of dengue fever, I watched a huntsman spider leap off of the wall of my wooden shack and onto a hapless cockroach, which the spider dragged away and devoured. I was serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in the rural eastern part of the Dominican Republic. But the spider's ambush -- which gave new meaning to the word "insecticide" -- brought me back to another remote corner of the globe, Afghanistan, where I had served in my other beloved corps: the Marine Corps. Ambushes -- by Taliban insurgents rather than hairy spiders -- were regular occurrences in southern Afghanistan. As a Marine officer, I made two deployments there, the second of which was spent testing, distributing, and fine-tuning equipment designed to foil the remote-control bombs the Taliban used to ambush us.
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Will Aurigemma joined Peace Corps after his active service in Marines ended
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He found the two organizations have much in common despite clear differences
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Peace Corps volunteers take risks to serve U.S. and help struggling people, he says

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(CNN) -- A man who has been fighting for permanent custody of his daughter under Native American tribal law can continue to raise her for the moment in Oklahoma, a new twist in a high-profile legal case already decided by the Supreme Court. The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued an emergency stay on Friday to temporarily delay the transfer of Dusten Brown's daughter, Veronica, 4, to her adoptive parents in South Carolina. The order was made public on Tuesday. Attorneys for Brown and the adoptive couple, Matt and Melanie Capobianco of North Charleston, planned to attend a closed-door hearing at the Oklahoma Supreme Court later on Tuesday.
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Top Oklahoma court issues stay of transfer of girl from father to adoptive parents
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Dusten Brown fights to keep daughter even though U.S. Supreme Court ruled adoption was proper
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Brown is member of Cherokee tribe and has based legal case on Native American law

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Juventus have made an £2million loan fee offer to Bayern Munich for winger Xherdan Shaqiri with view to a £10m permanent deal. Liverpool and Inter Milan have also shown an interest in the Swiss 23-year-old. Earlier this week, however, former Switzerland international Kubilay Turkyilmaz warned Shaqiri against moving to Anfield. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Xherdan Shaqiri scores ridiculous overhead kick in Bayern training Juventus have made an £2million loan fee offer to Bayern Munich for winger Xherdan Shaqiri The Switzerland international impressed while in Brazil at the World Cup in the summer He told Blick: 'England would suit Shaq more. They are less obsessed with tactics there, but a move to Liverpool right now could not be more unsuitable.
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Xherdan Shaqiri is wanted by Juventus in January
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The Bayern Munich winger has also interested Liverpool
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Thousands of bears are being detained in minute cages for the entirety of their lives and forced to endure regular painful procedures so that their bile can be regularly harvested. At least 20,000 of the once majestic mammals are estimated to be trapped in bear bile facilities across Vietnam, Korea, China, Laos and Myanmar, according to Luke Nicholson, a regional project manager for World Animal Protection. 'They sit in metal cages that are elevated off the ground and they are denied basic animal welfare conditions,' Mr Nicholson, who has travelled to Vietnam at least five times in the last year to visit these facilities and negotiate with governments, told Daily Mail Australia.
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At least 20,000 bears are estimated to be trapped in bear bile facilities across Vietnam, Korea, China, Laos and Myanmar
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The bile is extracted through regular, painful procedures
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Meanwhile, the mammals spend their entire lives in cages no larger than a telephone booth, eating unnatural diets and sporting constant injury
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Bear bile is unnecessarily added to various pharmaceuticals such as haemorrhoid cream, however it is also added to beauty products and used for entertainment

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