New York (CNN) -- The February 26 shooting of Trayvon Martin, a black teenager, by George Zimmerman, who is Hispanic, has in less than a month gone from a local story to a huge national story. As we all now know, Martin got into a confrontation with Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain patrolling a gated community in Sanford, Florida. Their confrontation ended when Zimmerman, who is licensed to carry a concealed weapon, shot the unarmed Martin. When the police failed to arrest Zimmerman partly because of the state's strong self-defense "stand your ground" law, the case raised outcries of racial injustice.
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State prosecutors have not brought charges in shooting death of Trayvon Martin
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Nicolaus Mills says the news that the federal government will investigate is welcome
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He says in 1964, the Civil Rights Division was able to obtain convictions in three killings
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Mills: The current federal investigation could help establish facts, defuse tensions

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:34 EST, 27 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:15 EST, 27 October 2012 Three tribesmen who allegedly raped a British tourist are being kept hidden from police by their indigenous community in the north of Colombia. The 23-year-old woman, from London, was reportedly assaulted by three members of the Wayuu tribe in the village of Cabo de la Vela in the Guajira region of the country last weekend. The tourist is thought to have had an argument with the four companions she was travelling with and got lost after setting off by herself, according to news website Terra.
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Trio of tribesmen allegedly raped British tourist, 23, in the Guajira region of northern Colombia
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Ethnic community is protecting the reported attackers
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Colombia allows the ethnic Wayuu tribe a certain amount of autonomy

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(CNN) -- The action on the pitch at the World Cup has been sensational -- but one man is engineering plenty of eye-catching scenes off it too. The wild touchline antics of Mexico coach Miguel Herrera have fans the world over willing his team to score, just so they can revel in his reaction. During Monday's 3-1 win over Croatia, which secured Mexico's place in the last 16, Herrera was his usual firecracker self on the sidelines. Now social media is awash with clips of Herrera hugging his players, screaming at the officials or rolling around the floor celebrating a goal.
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Mexico coach Miguel Herrera becoming known for his touchline histrionics
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Herrera celebrates wildly with his players and remonstrates with referee
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Mexico through to last 16 after finishing second behind Brazil in Group A

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Question: But Mexico exploded into life on Monday, putting three goals past @placeholder, each strike prompting an even more exuberant reaction from its coach.


Cape Town, South Africa (CNN) -- Mike Steenkamp still wakes up in the morning expecting a phone call from his niece. That call never comes. "It hasn't really sunk in to my way of thinking," he said. Steenkamp and his daughter Kim Martin told CNN this week that they aren't focusing on why Reeva Steenkamp is gone. She was shot and killed just three weeks ago by her boyfriend, Olympian and South African track star Oscar Pistorius. They are trying to avoid the speculation and debate that swirl around whether Pistorius intentionally shot and killed his 29-year-old girlfriend or whether he mistook her for an intruder. He's been charged with premeditated murder.
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Reeva Steenkamp was shot and killed by boyfriend Oscar Pistorius
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Facing a murder charge, he says he mistook her for an intruder
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Steenkamp's uncle says the family will not attend the trial
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Mike Steenkamp says he wants to forgive Pistorius, face to face

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Morgantown, West Virginia (CNN) -- Wealthy Republican businessman John Raese has run three times for statewide office in West Virginia over the past few decades and has never won. It wasn't that long ago that most political observers here and in Washington thought his fourth campaign would be a losing battle too -- a Senate race against popular Democratic Gov. Joe Manchin. But now, several public surveys as well as parties' private polls show Raese within striking distance of snatching the seat of the late Sen. Robert Byrd from Democratic hands. In interview at his campaign headquarters, Raese, who joked that the Tea Party is to the left of him, said he believes voters are now more open to his anti-government views.
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Republican millionaire is making a strong run against a popular governor running for Senate
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John Raese's campaign is his fourth attempt to win statewide office
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Raese says he's more conservative than the Tea Party
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Gov. Joe Manchin calls himself "fiercely independent"

Question: The federal government allocated about $1.5 billion in stimulus money for @placeholder, but Manchin said he would only take part of that, and insisted he would spend it slowly and judiciously.


(CNN) -- Actor Charlie Sheen, fired from his hit comedy series, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against Warner Bros. Television and Chuck Lorre, the creator of "Two and a Half Men," a Los Angeles Superior Court spokeswoman said Thursday. The lawsuit, which also seeks punitive damages and recovery of unpaid wages, claims intentional interference with contractual relations and breach of contract, among other contentions. In addition to Sheen, 9th Step Productions -- a corporation formed by Sheen to contract out his acting services on the series -- also is a plaintiff in the lawsuit. Warner Bros. Television fired Sheen on Monday after he had gone on a two-week public rant against the show's producers.
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Sheen's claims are "imaginary," says Lorre's attorney
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A lawsuit is filed against Warner Bros. TV and Chuck Lorre
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Sheen was fired Monday from "Two and a Half Men"
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The actor was in trouble for a series of comments

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Question: The lawsuit claims Lorre and @placeholder conspired to conjure up a pretext to end the series and fire the actor, "to make him their scapegoat despite the fact that Mr. Sheen was sober, and was ready, willing and able to perform."


(CNN) -- He is merciless toward opponents, secretive to the point of being a recluse and a true believer in the cause of global jihad. And from his hideout somewhere in southern Somalia, Mukhtar Abu Zubayr, the emir of Al-Shabaab, has planned numerous terror attacks, including the deadliest in Kenya since the U.S. Embassy bombing in 1998. Zubayr, who is also known as Ahmed Abdi Godane, already has a price on his head. In 2012, the U.S. State Department authorized a reward of up to $7 million for information on his whereabouts. But he has 15 years on his terror resume, and according to information provided by a well-placed source in Mogadishu who has extensive knowledge of Al-Shabaab, he "is ruthlessly eliminating real and imagined rivals" within the group.
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Al-Shabaab chief Mukhtar Abu Zubayr has a reputation for being secretive, merciless
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Zubayr wants his group to be able to deliver devastating attacks beyond Somalia
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He formally declared Al-Shabaab an affiliate of al Qaeda
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Zubayr's tactics have led to dissent in his group, which he has ruthlessly suppressed

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Washington (CNN) -- The tight Senate race in Iowa just won't budge. The race opposing Republican Joni Ernst and Democrat Bruce Braley is still locked in a dead heat according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday. Ernst just barely edges out her Democratic rival by two points 45-43, a lead that keeps her within the poll's margin of error. The contest could tilt the balance of power in Washington in a year when Republicans are favored to take back the Senate. The results from the survey of 967 likely voters in Iowa echoes the two other nonpartisan polls in this month which also showed Ernst with a razor-thin one- to two-point edge.
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The latest poll in the Iowa Senate race shows the contest is still a dead heat.
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Braley is gaining with independents and women, while Ernst leads with men.
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About 10 percent of likely voters said they could still change their mind.
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Ernst could benefits from Republican Governor Terry Branstad's 15-point lead.

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Question: @placeholder has a 15-point lead according to the Quinnipiac poll.


(CNN) -- Syria's President Bashar al-Assad looks more isolated with each passing day as his regime continues a bloody eight-month crackdown on pro-democracy protests. His Arab neighbors signaled their displeasure with him this week by suspending Syria from the Arab League, a stinging blow for a nation that sees itself at the heart of Arab concerns. Jordan's King Abdullah went a step further, telling the BBC he would step down if he were al-Assad, an unusually blunt assessment that followed Western calls for al-Assad to go. And Turkey, formerly an important ally and trading partner, threatened to cut off electricity supplies to Syria as the European Union moved this week to extend sanctions against more members of al-Assad's circle.
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The Arab Spring has forced three leaders from power so far
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Syria's president could go, too, some analysts say
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Unrest that has roiled Syria for months took a turn this week
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Syria's Arab neighbors have joined the West in criticizing the Syrian leader

Question: @placeholder might also choose to intervene more directly, perhaps by creating a buffer zone along its long border with Syria or providing weapons to the rebels, he said.


(CNN) -- Joan Rivers' personal throat doctor denies "performing an unauthorized procedure" before the comedian suffered cardiac arrest, a source close to the doctor told CNN. Dr. Gwen Korovin also "categorically denies" taking a selfie photo of Rivers while she was under anesthesia at a medical clinic, the source said Thursday. The statement disputes what a source close to the Rivers death investigation told CNN: that staff members at the clinic told investigators that Korovin snapped the selfie while Rivers was under anesthesia and also performed an unauthorized procedure on Rivers. Rivers, 81, died a week after suffering cardiac arrest during an appointment at Manhattan's Yorkville Endoscopy clinic.
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Dr. Gwen Korovin "categorically denies" what a source tells CNN
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The source says that Korovin joked that Rivers would've thought selfie was funny
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Korovin is well known for helping celebrities with voice trouble

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(CNN) -- Russia still has about 1,000 troops inside eastern Ukraine, a NATO military officer said Thursday, a week after Ukraine's government and pro-Russian rebels agreed to a ceasefire aimed at ending months of conflict. NATO also sees 20,000 more Russian troops aligned along the border, the NATO officer told CNN. He was not named according to standard practice in the organization. NATO believes that these numbers amount to a large and effective military force, the officer said. In addition to the troop numbers, NATO continues to see sophisticated Russian military equipment in Ukraine. NATO remains concerned and urges Russia to engage with the international community and Ukraine to find a political solution to the crisis, the officer said.
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NEW: Obama: The U.S. will join the European Union in implementing sanctions
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Russia has 1,000 soldiers and advanced military equipment in Ukraine, a NATO officer says
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Ceasefire in eastern Ukraine is "very fragile," Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman says
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He cites "mounting evidence" of Kiev government strengthening its military presence

Question: @placeholder officials will review the implementation of the ceasefire before the end of the month, he said, after which the sanctions could be amended or lifted.


(CNN) -- An attorney for Florida A&M University's longtime band director, Julian E. White, said his client has demonstrated "exemplary" anti-hazing leadership and should not be dismissed following the death of a drum major. In a letter Friday to FAMU President James H. Ammons, attorney Charles E. "Chuck" Hobbs III said White's reports and suspensions related to hazing have not always been met with suspensions from the university or action by law enforcement. Ammons moved Wednesday to fire White, who had led the 420-member band since 1998. "The reason for this intended employment action is based upon your alleged misconduct and/or incompetence involving confirmed reports and allegations of hazing with the Department of Music and the 'Marching 100,'" Ammons said in a letter to White.
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The band director at Florida A&M challenges pending dismissal
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A 26-year-old drum major became ill and died after a game
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At least 30 band members were let go this semester because of alleged hazing

Question: In addition, @placeholder wrote, White is a fully tenured professor entitled to due process.


By William Turvill Russia's foreign minister has demanded more autonomy for Ukraine’s regions as his country's military builds up on its neighbour's territory. Sergei Lavrov met with his Ukrainian counterpart, Andriy Deshchytsia, yesterday, making the demands while an under pressure Ukraine ordered its troops out from Crimea after the Russian seizure of military bases there. The demand came before NATO today expressed concern over the Russian military build-up on Ukraine’s borders. Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said NATO has all plans in place to defend members of the alliance. Scroll down for video Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister (pictured, right, with President Vladimir Putin), has demanded more autonomy for Ukraine's regions as his country's military build up on its neighbour's territory
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Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, met with his Ukrainian counterpart, Andriy Deshchytsia, yesterday to make the demands
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Today, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen expressed concern over the Russian military build-up on Ukraine's borders
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He said NATO has all plans in place to defend members of the alliance

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In what he called a "defining moment for our nation," Sen. Barack Obama on Tuesday became the first African-American to head the ticket of a major political party. Sen. Barack Obama on Tuesday told supporters he will be the Democratic nominee. Obama's steady stream of superdelegate endorsements, combined with the delegates he received from Tuesday's primaries, put him past the 2,118 threshold, CNN projects. "Tonight we mark the end of one historic journey with the beginning of another -- a journey that will bring a new and better day to America," he said. "Tonight, I can stand before you and say that I will be the Democratic nominee for president of the United States." Watch Obama say he'll be the nominee »
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NEW: Clinton says she's not making any decisions tonight
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NEW: CNN projects Clinton wins South Dakota; Obama takes Montana
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Obama passes delegate threshold
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Clinton tells New York lawmakers she would be Obama's No. 2

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(CNN) -- The 152-year-old Melbourne Cup is back on home soil, after a surprise win by Green Moon in Australia's most famous horse race. Bred in Ireland but owned and trained in Australia, Green Moon's victory will be sweet for local horse trainers and racing fans, who have seen the cup go to international entries in recent years. The six-year-old stallion took the winner's share of the AUD6 million (USD6.2 million) prize money, beating Fiorente second and Jakkalberry third. Green Moon was ridden by Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Brett Prebble. The win also marks the fourth time a horse owned by Lloyd Williams, an Australian businessman and property developer, has won the high-stakes contest that is watched by millions across the country.
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Green Moon has won Australia's most famous horse race, the Melbourne Cup
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The six-year-old stallion took the winner's share of the $6.2 million prize money
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Australian horse-racing fans thrilled to have cup back on home soil
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More international horses have been competing lured by lucrative prize pot

Question: It's hard to overstate the significance of the race in the @placeholder sporting and social calendar.


Vladimir Putin could control Europe or America if he were not so busy, according to Formula One tycoon Bernie Ecclestone. The pair, who have been seen together at recent sporting events, often defend each other’s viewpoints. But now the British billionaire has gone even further in praising Mr Putin, 62, during an interview with Russian newspaper Vedomosti. Mr Ecclestone, 83, reportedly praised the Russian president – who is widely blamed for stoking the conflict in Ukraine in recent months – saying: ‘He’s [Putin’s] a first-class person. I always supported him. Scroll down for video Lending an ear: Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone (right) has heaped praise on Russia's Vladimir Putin (left)
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Mr Ecclestone, 83, has been seen with Russian President at sporting events
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Moscow is thought to be paying record £31m a year for grand prix hosting
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Tycoon said: 'He could control Europe or America; he is able to deal with it'

Question: Despite the controversies over the crackdown on rights in Russia, and the behaviour of Russian-backed militias in the @placeholder, Mr Putin has also retained the support of some British political figures.

Question: He’s restored a substantial part of @placeholder pride and that must be a good thing.

Question: ‘There are aspects of @placeholder constitutionality and the intermesh with business and politics that are obviously difficult to admire.


Nearly two years before he shot and killed a 12-year-old who had an air gun, Cleveland Police Officer Timothy Loehmann resigned from another police job after a supervisor described him as "distracted and weepy" and "emotionally immature." Records from the Independence Police Department obtained by CNN include comments from a supervisor detailing what they called "a pattern of lack of maturity, indiscretion and not following instructions," a "dangerous loss of composure during live range training" and an "inability to manage personal stress." "I do not believe time, nor training, will be able to change or correct these deficiencies," Independence Deputy Chief Jim Polak wrote in a November 2012 memo.
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Cleveland Police Officer Timothy Loehmann shot and killed a 12-year-old boy
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Records show he had resigned from a past police job in a Cleveland suburb
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Former supervisor: He showed "lack of maturity, indiscretion and not following instructions"
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Cleveland Police say they never saw the personnel file that detailed criticism

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A mother who gave birth on the side of the road on the way to hospital had the amazing event recorded by her birth photographer who was luckily trailing her car. Corinne Cinatl, 29, from Bendigo in Victoria, welcomed daughter Matilda in the front seat of the family car as her husband and three-year-old son looked on. But she was unaware that her friend and birth photographer Breanna Gravener, 28, had been driving behind the family just in case anything happened on the way to the hospital. Scroll down for video Corinne Cinatl, 29, from Bendigo in Victoria, welcomed daughter Matilda in the front seat of the family car
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Corinne Cinatl, 29, welcomed baby Matilda in front seat of the family car
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Ms Cinatl, from Bendigo in Victoria, didn't make it to hospital in time
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She was was unaware her birth photographer had been driving behind
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Ms Cinatl said the photos were more perfect than she could have hoped for

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Wayne Rooney is poised to join an elite band of English footballers when he lines up for the Three Lions in Saturday's Euro 2016 qualifier with Slovenia. Just eight other players in England 142-year history have reached a century of caps - Peter Shilton, David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Bobby Moore, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard, Bobby Charlton and Billy Wright - and it's only fitting to mark the landmark properly. That's why Rooney returned to his old primary school, Our Lady and St Swithin’s Catholic Primary School in Liverpool, for an exclusive Sportsmail photoshoot. Wayne Rooney returned to his old primary school, Our Lady and St Swithin's in Liverpool, for a picture to mark his 100th England cap
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Wayne Rooney returned to his old school, Our Lady and St Swithin's in Liverpool, for a special picture
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The England captain will win his 100th international cap in Saturday's Euro 2016 qualifier with Slovenia
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He will become the ninth England player to reach the century milestone
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The picture was inspired by Bobby Moore and Steven Gerrard's visits to their old schools when they reached 100 caps

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As many of the devastating stories and photos of typhoon-wrecked Philippines show, one of the most pressing problems of the Philippines crisis is the lack of toilets and the collapse of water systems. Tacloban is currently facing a desperate lack of sustainable sanitation. UNICEF, among other organizations, has delivered portable toilets and hygiene supplies to Tacloban and is appealing for $34 million to help the four million children affected by Typhoon Haiyan, the estimated amount for six months of assistance. The lack of sustainable sanitation that the Tacloban region is suddenly facing is part of daily life for an astonishingly high percentage of the world's population.
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2.5 billion people do not have access to a toilet or sustainable sanitation
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November 19, 2013 has been designated first World Toilet Day by United Nations
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In many countries, girls stay home from school or drop out all together due to lack of a safe place to change and clean

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Tragic: Kenneth Bellando, 28, was found dead in an apparent suicide on March 12 An investment banker has been found dead in an apparent suicide in Manhattan's Upper East Side. Kenneth Bellando's death is the latest in a spate of suicides by finance professionals both around the globe and in New York. He was found dead in a neighboring backyard after jumping off his six-story building at around 10.20pm on Wednesday March 12. Police investigators told MailOnline that the case is still technically under investigation but there was no immediate suspicion of foul play and he was dead on arrival.
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Kenneth Bellando jumped to his death on March 12
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He worked at Levy Capital Partners and had previously trained as an analyst at JPMorgan and Paragon Capital Partners
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His father John is the COO and CFO of Conde Nast and his brother is a CIO at JPMorgan; his emails were cited in the 'London Whale' hearings
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At 28, Bellando is the youngest of the string of suicides by finance professionals who have killed themselves this year

Question: He returned to @placeholder after graduation and launched his career in finance.


Their beautiful brand of football is the envy of the world and almost impossible to replicate. But it seems the clubs of the English Premier League and the Championship are more than happy to take just a little sprinkling of that Barcelona magic. The Catalan club have published a dream team of their former players currently playing at clubs in England's top two divisions - and it's a pretty talented bunch. While the likes of Alexis Sanchez, Yaya Toure, Cesc Fabregas, Mikel Arteta and Victor Valdes are household names, there are plenty of lesser-known La Masia graduates making the grade too.
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A number of former Barcelona stars are playing in English league
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Cesc Fabregas at Chelsea, Yaya Toure at Man City and Alexis Sanchez at Arsenal are among the prominent former Nou Camp stars
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Victor Valdes has recently moved to Manchester United
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Alex Song is spending the season on loan at West Ham from Barca
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La Masia youngsters Jon Toral, Hector Bellerin, Marc Muniesa, Bojan Krkic and Ignasi Miquel also play in England

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Lewis Hamilton was left with a protocol dilemma after cruising to the 31st victory of his career: how do you behave in front of the president of the Russian Federation? He turned against the wall in the pre-podium room and fluffed his hair, as has become his custom in recent months. The question was immediately raised whether this was a calculated slight motivated by a political objection. Doubtful. When Hamilton realised that Putin was in attendance, he shook the hand of the inscrutable leader, a ritual the pair repeated when Putin handed over the winner’s trophy for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton wins the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in Sochi
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Brit finished ahead of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in Russia
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He extends his Championship lead to 17 points after his ninth win
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Valtteri Bottas third, with Jenson Button fourth and Kevin Magnussen fifth
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Mercedes ensured victory in the constructors' world championship

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By Paul Scott PUBLISHED: 20:02 EST, 31 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:04 EST, 1 June 2013 Split: Paul Hollywood confirmed he has split from wife Alexandra. The couple have an 11-year-old son By rights, this should be a time of celebration for Paul Hollywood. After all, it is not every week your new TV show airs on one of America’s biggest networks. And the Wirral-born celebrity baker has long harboured hopes of carving out the U.S. fame to match his showbiz surname. Yet, instead of toasting his success, Hollywood cut a tortured figure this week as he sat slumped behind the wheel of his flashy Aston Martin sports car in a Kent village, his head in his hands.
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Celebrity baker has split from wife Alexandra of 15 years
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Alleged relationship with co-host of US Bake Off Marcela Valladolid
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National treasure Mary Berry said to be his 'saviour' who could help the pair get back together

Question: Accountants say that, even after a divorce, @placeholder would be under no obligation to resign her position, which, importantly, gives her a half share in the new company’s profits.


An Argentine mediator filmed negotiating Top Gear's departure from Tierra del Fuego has branded Jeremy Clarkson a 'delinquent.' Former local government minister Mariano Plecity was secretly recorded meeting programme chiefs before they fled their hotel because of local anger over a number plate on Clarkson's Porsche. Clarkson and co-presenters James May and Richard Hammond staged a Butch Cassidy-style ending to their now-infamous south American special, screened in two parts at the weekend. Scroll down for video Provocative: Jeremy Clarkson's Porsche pictured driving through Tierra del Fuego with the numberplate that appears to reference the 1982 Falklands war between Argentina and the United Kingdom
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Mariano Plecity helped them get flights to Chile after they angered locals
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Clarkson, May and Hammond left technicians to drive their cars to Chile
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U.S. outlaw Butch Cassidy twice fled Argentina for Chile after bank heists

Question: Yesterday Mr Plecity said the only similarity between the @placeholder presenters and notorious American train robber Cassidy, who fled Argentina after holding up a bank, was that they had 'run like delinquents.'


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has left Cardiff City by mutual consent, bringing an end to a hugely underwhelming eight-month spell at the club for the Norwegian. The final straw, on the back of last season's relegation, was Tuesday's 1-0 home defeat against Middlesbrough, which left Cardiff 17th in the Championship. Solskjaer was called to London on Wednesday morning for lengthy talks with chairman Mehmet Dalman who, on the instruction of absent owner Vincent Tan, opened discussions on terms for the 41-year-old's exit. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has left Cardiff City  after a disappointing spell that lasted just eight months Cardiff owner Vincent Tan instructed chairman Mehmet Dalman to hold exit talks with the Norwegian
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has left Cardiff  after just eight months in charge
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Solskjaer had exit talks with chairman Mehmet Dalman on Wednesday
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Cardiff won only five of their 25 league matches under the 41-year-old
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Midweek defeat by Middlesbrough left the club 17th in the Championship
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Solskjaer leaves by mutual consent and thanked Cardiff owner Vincent Tan for the opportunity
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Cardiff want Dundee manager Paul Hartley to replace the Norwegian
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Tony Pulis, Glenn Roeder and Craig Bellamy also in the frame to take over
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Player-coach Danny Gabbidon and academy coach Scott Young will prepare the team for Saturday's trip to Derby

Question: I also want to thank @placeholder for his continued and loyal support and feel I have gained a new friend.'


By Thomas Durante PUBLISHED: 12:31 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:15 EST, 29 November 2012 Kris Humphries may be used to fighting in divorce court by now, but the basketball court is a different story. The Brooklyn Nets forward was ejected - along with two other players - after a massive melee broke out during the game on Thursday night in Boston. In the second quarter, Humphries set Celtics forward Kevin Garnet to the floor as he jumped up for a shot. Scroll down for video Strong armed: Kris Humphries is pushed into the courtside seats by Boston Celtics Rajon Rondo, rear right, and Jason Terry (4) in a massive brawl that broke out in the second quarter of the game
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Fight started when Brooklyn Nets' Kris Humphries knocked down Boston Celtics player Kevin Garnet
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Brawl ensued as Rajon Rondo pushed Humphries into the courtside seats
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Humphries, Rondo and Nets forward Gerald Wallace all ejected from game for their roles in second quarter dust-up

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Cheaper clothing, cars, household goods and electronic items are just some of the wins for consumers after Australia signed an historic free-trade deal with China worth an estimated $18 billion over a decade. Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Chinese President Xi Jinping witnessed the signing of the pact by their respective trade ministers after Mr Xi addressed federal Parliament in Canberra on Monday afternoon, during which he praised Australia as a country of 'dynamism and innovation'. Under the deal, 85 per cent of all Australian exports will enter China tariff-free, with this figure expected to rise to 93 per cent within four years and 95 per cent when it is in full force.
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Tony Abbott and Xi Jinping have confirmed a free-trade agreement was signed on Monday
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Under the deal, 85 per cent of Australian exports will enter China tariff-free
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It will remove significant trade barriers for agriculture, resources and energy, manufacturing exports and investment
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Mr Abbott is confident the deal will boost the economy and create jobs

Question: Mr @placeholder told parliament his country of 1.3 billion people was a 'market of immense potential', importing more than US$10 trillion in goods over the next five years and investing $500 billion overseas, while its people make over 500 million overseas visits.


Istanbul (CNN) -- The Turkish prime minister huddled Wednesday with a special Syrian envoy in an effort to help stem the growing tide of refugees racing into Turkey from conflict-wracked Syria. The number of Syrians who have crossed the border stood at 8,421 Wednesday morning, according to Turkey's disaster and emergency management directorate. Their flight has been spurred by violence and a military offensive in the country, and Turkish officials are worried that the border crisis could deteriorate and destabilize the region. World powers have been outraged at the violence, and at least 54 countries are backing a tough resolution on Syria that was to be issued Wednesday at the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland.
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A Human Rights Council draft statement is getting support
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Angelina Jolie is to visit refugees in Syria this week
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A human rights activist is reporting hundreds of arrests in Syria
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The state-run news agency reports mass grave containing security personnel

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(CNN) -- Lauren Bacall, who died Tuesday at the age of 89, always said, not altogether happily, that she would be defined by her relationship with her husband, the great actor Humphrey Bogart. She was not entirely wrong. It is hard to think of Bacall without thinking of Bogart. When she first arrived on screen in 1944 in "To Have and Have Not," at the ripe old age of 19, the thing that captivated audiences was not her beauty -- there were lots of pretty girls on screen -- so much as her preternatural steeliness. Here was a woman who could stand up to Bogart purring line by purring line, menacing look by menacing look, sneer by sneer, which may be why he wound up falling in love with her in real life. She was not a shrinking violet. She was a Venus flytrap.
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Lauren Bacall, a Hollywood icon, died on Tuesday at the age of 89
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Neal Gabler: She would be defined by her marriage to the great actor Humphrey Bogart
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Gabler: Despite the razor's edge she brought to screen, her persona outlasted its time

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By Luke Augustus Follow @@Luke_Augustus29 Ricardo Carvalho believes Real Madrid would have the most feared attack in football if Falcao were to join Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale to the Spanish capital next season. The Colombia striker, a firm favourite of Real president Florentino Perez, was a talismanic figure at cross-city rivals Atletico prior to his move to Monaco last summer. Reports in Spain suggest that the forward, who is currently watching his country star in the World Cup from the sidelines as he recovers from a cruciate ligament injury, is in negotiations with a move to boss Carlo Ancelotti's side.
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Ricardo Carvalho believes Real Madrid would have the most feared attack in history if Falcao joins Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale at Real Madrid
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Falcao is reportedly in negotiations with a move to the Spanish giants
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Carvalho and Falcao are currently team-mates at French side Monaco

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(CNN) -- A federal judge has ordered the reinstatement of an openly lesbian former Air Force major who was dismissed from the military under the government's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. Judge Ronald Leighton of Tacoma, Washington, made his ruling Friday. It is the latest legal and political setback for the Obama administration, which is seeking to end the policy through a legislative and executive solution. Maj. Margaret Witt, a decorated flight nurse with 20 years of service, had sued to return to the Air Force Reserve. She was honorably discharged in July 2007 on the grounds that she had a six-year relationship with another woman, a civilian.
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The judge says Witt's discharge violated constitutional due process rights
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Judge: Her dismissal did not promote military readiness, unit morale or cohesion

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Question: A six-day federal trial had wrapped up earlier this week, and @placeholder had openly indicated he would likely rule in Witt's favor.

Question: A six-day federal trial had wrapped up earlier this week, and Leighton had openly indicated he would likely rule in @placeholder's favor.


By Jane Simpson PUBLISHED: 14:44 EST, 9 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:27 EST, 10 February 2013 Scottish Formula 1 star David Coulthard admitted he was in 'huge shock' today after his younger sister died of a suspected heart attack at the age of 35. Lynsay Jackson - mother to ten-month old baby girl Emilie Anne - is understood to have endured cardiac failure at around 4am yesterday. The trained nurse, who until relatively recently ran the family’s well-known motoring museum, is understood to have gone to bed complaining of stomach pains before the attack. Scroll down for video Family: Lynsay Jackson (second right) pictured with her husband Will (right) on their wedding day. She is pictured beside her brother David Coulthard and his fiance Karen Minier
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Lynsay Jackson, 35, found dead at her home in Scotland yesterday morning
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Police are investigating death but said it is not being treated as suspicious
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Mrs Jackson previously ran motoring museum dedicated to brother's career
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Coulthard 'told of death before he appeared on BBC Saturday Kitchen Live'

Question: After his win, the @placeholder driver said: ‘It was my sister’s birthday and she asked me for a win, so I dedicate this race to her.


By Joshua Gardner and Associated  Press Reporter By far the most captivating character in the far-flung saga of California state senator turned accused arms trafficker Leland Yee is the flashy suit wearing, mustachioed 'reformed' San Francisco crime boss Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow. The beloved Yee's arrest shocked residents throughout a community that largely adored him Wednesday, but the flashy suit and mustache sporting Chow's was simply another twist in his life's tale of ruthless crime and redemption. But just how much of a twist remains a source of debate. While the FBI's exhaustive report on his crimes call Chow the Dragonhead leader of a fearsome triad, local authorities think his days of power have long ago devolved to a life of petty crime.
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Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow was arrested Wednesday in a massive San Francisco organized crime sweep
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Since his 2003 release from prison Chow claimed he was done with crime and even spoke to at-risk youth about the dangers of gangs
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The FBI says he was 'Dragonhead' of an international crime syndicate but local police wonder if those were lies, too
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Question: They say Chow's gang lured state Sen. Leland Yee into its clutches through money and campaign contributions in exchange for legislative help, as @placeholder sought to rebuild his campaign coffers to run for California secretary of state.


By Tim Shipman and Gerri Peev PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:15 EST, 31 October 2013 Andrew Rosenfeld founded a company that gives free mobile calls and text messages to Unite members A firm set up by one of Labour’s biggest donors has been helping union thugs who are running a campaign of intimidation. The People’s Operator, a mobile phone company founded by multi-millionaire Andrew Rosenfeld – a close friend of Ed Miliband – gives free mobile calls and text messages to Unite members. It signed a deal last year to supply phones to activists and funnel cash to the union.
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The People's Operator, a mobile phone company founded by millionaire Andrew Rosenfeld gives free calls and text messages to Unite members
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Signed a deal to supply phones to activists and funnel cash to the union

Question: Mr Rosenfeld has given or pledged @placeholder around £2million in donations and loans since 2005.


By Harriet Cooke PUBLISHED: 08:35 EST, 8 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:43 EST, 8 November 2012 Stacey Perkins outside Trafford Magistrates' Court where she pleaded guilty to common assault A feuding mother started a catfight with another mum in a school playground over the death of a 17-year-old in a car crash. Blonde Stacey Perkins, 23, 'ambushed' 24-year-old Jemma Collis as she waited to pick up her son at Partington Primary School, near Manchester. The assault took place last September after Miss Collis began dating Nathan Rowe, who was jailed in 2005 for killing Perkins' cousin Robert Morris in a car crash.
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Stacey Perkins 'ambushed' Jemma Collis, 24, in the playground during school pick up time
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Headteacher dashed out to break up the fight, witnessed by other children
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Feud had broken out after Perkins' cousin was killed in a car crash eight years ago by Collis' boyfriend
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Nathan Rowe served four years in prison for killing Robert Morris, 17, in 2004 by dangerous driving
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Question: She added: '@placeholder immediately recognised a voice as that of Stacey Perkins saying "you think you are going to smash my face in?"


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 05:04 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 10 March 2014 A beautiful week of Spring weather began in Britain today as the country basked in sunshine, above-average temperatures and dry conditions. But temperatures have dropped to a more normal level for the season after parts of the country enjoyed their hottest weather of the year yesterday. The mercury reached 20C (68F) for the first time in nearly six months as most of the country basked in sunshine, Met Office forecasters said. Most other parts of England experienced warmth around 18C (64F) with East Anglia and the East Midlands enjoying the best of the sunshine.
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Mercury reached 20C (68F) for first time in nearly six months yesterday as most of country basked in sunshine
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A forensic psychologist called in to analyse the Sydney siege gunman has revealed how just hours after the ordeal ended he counselled a crying Muslim taxi driver who feared for his life because two people had been killed by a man claiming to be part of his religion. Self-styled Sheik Man Haron Monis forced his 18 hostages to hold up an Islamic Shahada flag, which bore an inscription 'There is no god but God, and Mohamed is the messenger of God' during his 16-hour siege at the Lindt Café in Martin Place. As Tim Watson-Munro hoped into a cab to travel to his office on Elizabeth Street, not far from the scene where Monis killed Lindt manager Tori Johnson and barrister Katrina Dawson, he noticed his bearded driver looked upset.
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Tim Watson-Munro got into a cab in Sydney hours after the siege ended
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He helped analyse gunman Man Haron Monis holding 18 people hostage
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He noticed his bearded taxi driver looked upset and asked if he was 'OK'
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'I'm very frightened someone will kill me today,' the driver said
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Mr Watson-Munro counselled the man for half an hour and encourages others to reach out and ask 'are you okay?'
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Twitter users from around the country have offered to ride public transport with people who feel intimidated by anti-Muslim sentiment following siege

Question: I have enough faith in this country that they are not going to say “this is a @placeholder inspired tragedy”,’ Mr Watson-Munro said.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Adm. William Fallon has resigned as chief of U.S. forces in the Middle East and Central Asia after more than a year in the post, citing what he called an inaccurate perception that he is at odds with the Bush administration over Iran. Adm. William Fallon had been serving as chief of U.S. forces in the Middle East and Central Asia since 2007. Fallon, the head of U.S. Central Command, was the subject of a recent Esquire magazine profile that portrayed him as resisting pressure for military action against Iran, which the Bush administration accuses of trying to develop nuclear weapons.
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Bush: "He deserves considerable credit for progress that has been made"
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates says he accepts the resignation with regret
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Gates says Fallon will be replaced by his deputy, Lt. Gen. Martin Dempsey
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Fallon cites what he calls inaccurate news reports for decision to step aside

Question: "Although I don't believe there have ever been any differences about the objectives of our policy in the Central Command area of responsibility, the simple perception that there is makes it difficult for me to effectively serve @placeholder's interests there," Fallon said.


This is officially my start to the season. Back to work, picking my 10 players for Sportsmail... and then watching to see how they fare through the campaign. Some of these picks are obvious because they are big-money buys but I hope you will agree there are some surprise names, too. There isn’t a Manchester City player but that’s because there is no mystery about their squad. Leave a comment below and let me know your players to watch. Enjoy the season! No 1: Alexis Sanchez Arsenal fans might tell you they didn’t expect to see another fast winger type coming in but you can’t ignore the chance to sign the electrifying Chilean.
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The Premier League season is just around the corner so here are the top ten players to look out for
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From big-money buys to canny Bosman signings there are some obvious players - and some surprises too
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Leave a comment below on who you want to watch this season

Question: Stellar signing: @placeholder brings pace, trickery and menace to Arsenal's forward line.


China has built an island fortress on a disputed reef, raising concerns over their military ambitions in the South China Sea. Satellite images show that an artificial island with two piers, a helipad and a cement plant has appeared within the past nine months at Hughes Reef in the Spratly Islands. China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei have all registered claims to the territory, leading to increased military tensions recently. Original: The first satellite images, taken in March last year, showed the original 380 square metre platform that work started expanding from. US officials have described China's building expansion in the area as 'unprecedented'
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Island fortress has appeared on Hughes Reef in South China Sea
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Experts say base and facilities can support large numbers of troops
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Concerns that government are pursuing military ambitions in the region
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Disputed territory is believed to rich in oil and gas reserves

Question: The reef is approximately 210 miles from the @placeholder and 660 miles from China.


By Daniel Mills An Australian entrepreneur is revolutionising the cost of private education for parents by offering last-minute discounts for their child's education. In a world-first, 25-year-old Jeremy Wein has partnered with a number of Australia's leading independent schools to offer parents between 10 and 40 per cent off the price of their child's enrollment via School Places. The idea, similar to travel website Wotif.com, came to Wein who wanted to apply the ease of the travel website to the complexity and expense of private school placements. Scroll down for video Xavier College, a boarding school in Melbourne, has signed up with the School Places website offering parents reduced costs for their child
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The website offers discounts between 10 and 40 per cent on annual fees
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Parents can 'claim' a place on School Places at the last-minute if an availability matches their search
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Availabilities are offered from preschool to year 12 in NSW and Victoria
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It works similar to travel site Wotif.com by removing the hassle of finding a private school placement

Question: @placeholder and Victorian schools which have registered pay a commission to the site when a vacancy becomes available 'similar to what a travel agent might charge you for booking a holiday,' Ms Mactier said.


(CNN) -- Texas election officials can go ahead and enforce a controversial voter identification law opposed by the Obama administration and civil rights groups, the U.S. Supreme Court said early Saturday. The decision comes just two days before early voting begins in the state. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said it was "a major step backward to let stand a law...(that was) designed to discriminate." Holder: My work on voting rights most important "It is true we are close to an election," Holder said Saturday, "but the outcome here that would be least confusing to voters is the one that allowed the most people to vote lawfully.
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NEW: Holder says ruling is "a major step backward"
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Supreme Court decision clears the way for enforcement of voter ID law in November election
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"We are pleased," Texas attorney general's office says
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Decision is an "affront to our democracy," NAACP leader says

Question: "The @placeholder has repeatedly instructed courts to consider the importance of preserving the status quo on the eve of an election," the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit said.


A senior Afghan commander who has advised the Prime Minister has warned that withdrawing British troops from Afghanistan will spark a ‘global jihad’. The damaging comments come on the day David Cameron hosts a high-profile summit at Chequers to discuss plans to combat the Taliban and other terrorist threats after American and British troops pull out next year. But in an exclusive interview with The Mail on Sunday, Colonel Amin Jan of the Afghan National Army (ANA) said that removing British forces from Afghanistan will allow Al Qaeda and the Taliban to seize power. Combat zone: Col Jan, second left, with David Cameron and Chief of Defence Staff General Sir David Richards at Camp Bastion in 2011
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David Cameron is hosting a summit to discuss plans to combat the Taliban after U.S. and British troops pull out next year
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Colonel Amin Jan says Taliban will seize power if British forces withdraw

Question: The officer also claimed that ANA troops are not good enough to defeat  the insurgents – a statement that is politically embarrassing for the Prime Minister, as these troops have been trained by @placeholder mentors for the past three years.

Question: ‘Think about whether you would like Afghanistan to go back to being a @placeholder state and a home for terrorism.


A wealthy British expat described as a ‘sex obsessed Jekyll and Hyde narcissist’ was last night sentenced to 30 years in prison for murder and rape. Robert Dolby, a 74-year-old originally from Romford, Essex, was also portrayed as a ‘lying pervert’ before his conviction at the Alpes-Maritimes Assizes in Nice, in the south of France. He was found guilty of killing a woman he invited to dinner in 2010, and also of sexually assaulting and then trying to kill another victim in 2012. All of the crimes are said to have taken place in Dolby’s flat in Beausoleil, the Riviera resort town just outside Monaco, and at another apartment nearby.
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Robert Dolby, 74, guilty of murder, attempted murder,  and rape
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He killed woman and sexually assaulted and strangled another
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Crimes took place in his flat in Beausoleil outside Monaco

Question: He retired to the sun-soaked south of @placeholder in 2005 with his wife, who died of cancer in 2009.


Brutal, utterly brutal. If Jose Mourinho’s dismissive pre-match comments about Roberto di Matteo’s glorious achievements seemed a little unkind then this was worse, much worse. And how Mourinho will have savoured it because here was a performance to encapsulate the point he had been trying to make. Winning the Champions League is all very well, he seemed to say on the eve of the game, but as a manager you can fluke it with a few good players and a bit of luck. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Mourinho: Schalke can take comfort in losing to a perfect Chelsea Chelsea celebrate on their way to an emphatic victory which sees them into the knockout stages as group winners
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John Terry headed the opener in the first two minutes to put the visitors in front
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Chelsea doubled their lead through Willian's strike in Gelsenkirchen
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Jan Kirchhoff's own goal made it 3-0 before Didier Drogba added a fourth
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Chelsea's victory confirmed top spot in Group G and their place in the knockout stages

Question: @placeholder (fourth right) reacts with anger after scoring past his own keeper to pile the pressure on the home side


Russia and Ukraine faced off again Saturday, far from their volatile border region, on the glitzy stage of the Eurovision Song Contest. Tensions between the neighbors gave an added piquancy to the competition's grand final in Copenhagen, Denmark, in which both nations were fielding entries. Moscow annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in March and eastern Ukraine is currently roiled by pro-Russian separatist protests. On the night, however, it was a much talked about 25-year-old from Austria who stole the show. Conchita Wurst, the onstage drag persona of Thomas Neuwirth, was the runaway winner for a performance of the ballad "Rise Like A Phoenix."
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Austria's Conchita Wurst wins Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen
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Russia and Ukraine made it through to final
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Tensions between the country have been high since Moscow's annexation of Crimea

Question: Performing in a skintight dress with long hair and a full beard, Wurst scored 290 points to become @placeholder's first Eurovision winner since 1966.


By Sally Lee for Daily Mail Australia Fascinating images have emerged from an Australian Aboriginal tribe's annual pilgrimage to their sacred sites along Queensland's western deserts. Melbourne photographer Brook Mitchell documented the spiritual event of the Marrinyama men who embark on the journey each year as a way of keeping their local traditions and lore alive. The men spend three months of their summer at bush camps near the desert outpost town of Cloncurry in Queensland's north-west, where  temperatures average in the high 40Cs. They're also known as the 'Kangaroo Society' for the self-inflicted ceremonial marks cut into the arms of the men with sharp rock fragments to resemble the scratch from a kangaroo.
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Photographer Brook Mitchell documented the annual pilgrimage of the Marrinyama men of Queensland's western deserts
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The tribe visit their sacred sites as a way of keeping their local traditions and lore alive
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They spend three months of the summer at bush camps near Cloncurry in Queensland's north-west
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They're also known as the 'Kangaroo Society' for the self-inflicted ceremonial marks cut into the arms of the men to resemble the scratch from a kangaroo

Question: Desert dust stroms and rain combine for a spectacular light show during the @placeholder society's pilgrimage in summer


Desperate: Shaker Aamer, who can only speak to his family via Skype from Guantanamo Bay For a few agonising moments, the iPad screen was blank. Then, at last, it flickered to life, to be filled by a familiar round face with a white-flecked beard and deeply-etched lines. Though the man forced one of his big, trademark smiles, fear and misery were seared in his eyes; though he tried to sound optimistic. Gathered around the screen, his family bolstered his spirits with uplifting stories about their lives – how his children were faring well at school and growing up to make him proud; yet they, too, struggled to mask their sorrow.
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Shaker Aamer has been held in Guantanamo Bay without trial for 13 years
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He is the last British detainee in the US camp in Cuba
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Father-of-four was captured in Afghanistan and handed to US forces
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He has been allowed to make two Skype calls to British wife in past month
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Most recent call was facilitated by the Red Cross
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He 'wanted to know whether anyone outside family cared about him'

Question: Whatever the truth, his family say he would welcome the opportunity to stand trial in a @placeholder court, or indeed any court, to prove his innocence.


Washington (CNN) -- Nobody seems to have a positive word for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal to ban oversized servings of sugary drinks in New York's food-service establishments. The mayor has been decried as a nanny. He has been accused of selective enforcement. (A Starbucks 20 ounce drink can have more than 500 calories, but will be exempt from the ban because it contains more than 50% milk.) The beverage industry complains that solutions to the obesity problem ought to be more "comprehensive." One important conservative magazine called the mayor's actions a form of "fascism." So let's defy the trend here and say: Good for Bloomberg. Obesity is America's most important public health problem, and the mayor has led the way against it. This latest idea may or may not yield results. But it is already raising awareness. Even if it fails to become law, it ought to prod the beverage industry into acting as more responsible corporate citizens.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg being criticized for his stance on soda
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David Frum says the mayor should be applauded for trying to tackle obesity issue
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He says the proposed ban on supersized soda is aimed at sellers, not at buyers' liberties
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Frum: There is little doubt about the serious health effects of sugary soda

Question: Sugary drinks now provide 7% of the calories in the @placeholder diet, the largest single national source of calories.


A business analyst who quit a high-flying job in London to become landlord of a country inn has seen his freehouse named pub of the year. Peter Tiley quit the rat race in 2013 and spent nearly all his savings on leasing The Salutation Inn in Ham near Berkeley, Gloucestershire, after realising his 'passion' was 'spending time in a wonderful old boozer talking rubbish with friends.' The 31-year-old had had heard a talk from Steve Jobs on being passionate about work which got him thinking 'about how I would look back on my life as an old man'. After quitting his high flying job in London Peter Tiley opened a pub in Gloucestershire with his wife Claire which has just been named Pub of The Year
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Peter Tiley quit his job in 2013 to take over a pub in Ham, Gloucestershire
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31-year-old had a 'five-figure salary job' at a telecoms consultancy in Soho
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He realised his passion was 'spending time in an old boozer with friends'
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Campaign for Real Ale has named the Salutation Inn as Pub of the Year
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Pub has log fire, skittle alley and piano, as well as Morris dancing evenings

Question: He explained: 'This isn't a pub for vegetarians but we're in rural @placeholder, this is traditional farming country.'


Harrowing new details have emerged in the alleged June rape of a female Vanderbilt University student involving four college football players. Vanderbilt tight end Brandon Vandenburg, safety Cory Batey, defensive Brandon Banks, and receiver Jaborian 'Tip' McKenzie were suspended and indicted last month for allegedly raping a 21-year-old co-ed June 23 and videotaping the assault. On Saturday, the site BuzzFeed revealed information about the night of the sex assault, during which the players linked to the case allegedly smashed through a security door before one of the suspects covered a surveillance camera in the hallway with a towel. Tight end Brandon Vandenburg, 20, of Indio, California (left) and safety Cory Batey, (right) 19 of Nashville, Tennessee, are among the four Vanderbilt football players charged with rape
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Vanderbilt head football coach James Franklin suspected of instructing player to erase video of the rape
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Authorities say suspect Brandon Vandenburg took 21-year-old to a bar June 23 and then brought her unconscious to his door room
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Unspecified objects may have been used in sex assault
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Cory Batey, Brandon Banks and Jaborian 'Tip' McKenzie all suspended and indicted on rape charg
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Chris Boyd, wide receiver, was indicted in August as accessory after the fact

Question: Freed: @placeholder was released from jail this week on $350,000 bond


(WIRED) -- Barnes & Noble's Kindle competitor may have been the worst-kept secret since balloon boy's disastrous appearance on CNN last week. Barnes & Noble has unveiled an e-reader called "Nook," which will sell for $260 in November. But the advance hype doesn't seem to have hurt the launch of the Nook, an impressive-looking $260 device that will go head-to-head with Amazon.com's Kindle, currently the most successful product in a small but growing market for e-book readers. Basic details of the Nook were published by the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday following leaked images that appeared on Gizmodo last week. And Barnes & Noble leaked product details hours before reporters filed into Pier 60 in Manhattan for the announcement on Tuesday afternoon.
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Barnes & Noble unviles an e-reader called "Nook," which ships in November
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The reader will cost $260, which is comparable to Amazon's Kindle
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The Kindle has been the dominant e-reader, but "Nook" has some new features
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Nook lets friends to "lend" e-books to each other; and features color navigation

Question: The Nook, with color icons, a wide selection of designer cases and color-customizable back panel, looks like a fashionista compared to the more bookish @placeholder.


By John Stevens The family of murdered honeymooner Anni Dewani said they were ‘one step closer’ to justice last night as her husband was finally extradited to South Africa. Millionaire British businessman Shrien Dewani will this morning appear in court in Cape Town where he will face allegations that he ordered the killing of his 28-year-old wife in November 2010. The 33-year-old from Bristol had engaged in a marathon legal battle to block extradition claiming he was unwell, but last night he was flown out of the city’s airport. Scroll down for video The 33-year-old (right) and his father are pictured walking outside the Bristol psychiatric hospital where he was being treated
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Shrien Dewani was flown out of Britain on flight to South Africa tonight
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Had fought extradition for three-and-a-half years following wife's death
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Millionaire's lawyers said he was too high a suicide risk to be extradited
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Dewani, 33, has always denied involvement in his wife, Anni's, murder
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Mrs Dewani's family spoke of 'relief' and said want to face Dewani in court

Question: Members of the Dewani family leave the family home in @placeholder on the day of Dewani's expedition to South Africa


By Neil Sears and Mario Ledwith and Richard Marsden 'Talented': Valerie Graves ran her own craft studio and gallery called Fin Taw at the Harestanes Countryside Visitor Centre in Roxburghshire A grandmother murdered in a £1.6million waterside mansion was attacked and killed in her bedroom, police revealed yesterday. Valerie Graves, 55, who had been house-sitting over Christmas with family, was found beaten to death with head and facial injuries on Monday morning. Although police released details of where mother-of-two Miss Graves died, they gave no indication they were any nearer to solving the mystery of her death. Miss Graves, an artist, had been staying at the house – in a village featured in ITV drama Midsomer Murders – with her sister Janet, 60, Janet’s architect boyfriend Nigel Acres, 59, and the sisters’ elderly mother Eileen, 87.
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Valerie Graves's family tell of their 'complete shock' at her murder
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Police appeal to public for information about the possibility of someone in the area with blood-stained clothes
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Son Tom says the murder victim will be 'sorely missed' by relatives
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Millionaire owner of the home Malcolm Chamberlain, 66, was on holiday with his family in Costa Rica at the time of the murder
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Mr Chamberlain was apparently pictured on a sex website which said he was interested in 'casual sex' but he denies posting the profile

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(CNN) -- An American contractor said Thursday that the U.S. mission in Iraq will be undermined if the Iraqi government succeeds in revoking blanket legal immunity for American security contractors. An armored vehicle of a foreign private security company drives in central Baghdad in October 2007. Carter Andress reacted to a Wednesday government report that said the removal of legal immunity for American private security contractors could set off an "exodus" from war-ravaged Iraq and "impose significant limitations" on American reconstruction efforts. The scenario is outlined in the quarterly report issued to Congress by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction.
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Report says loss of contractor immunity could spark "exodus" from Iraq
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Contractor says Iraq reliant on firms like his, "for better or for worse"
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Scholar skeptical that contractors would leave -- "Too much money to be made"
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About 70 private security companies have operated in Iraq since 2003

Question: This is, I would argue, a good thing because it's trying to take @placeholder and turn it into what is a more natural setting, where that government is in charge of the operations of what's happening on the ground from a legal standpoint."


(Health.com) -- People who consume lots of foods rich in vitamin B12 -- such as fish and fortified cereals -- may be at lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease than people who take in less of the vitamin, a small study conducted in Finland suggests. In the study, which was published in Neurology, researchers in Scandinavia analyzed blood samples from 271 individuals ages 65 to 79 who showed no evidence of dementia. The researchers tested for levels of a blood marker of vitamin B12 and for levels of homocysteine, an amino acid that has been linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease (as well as heart disease and stroke).
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People who consume foods rich in vitamin B12 may be at lower risk of developing Alzheimer's
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B vitamins may help lower homocysteine levels, an amino acid linked to the disease
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Alzheimer's disease risk could be minimized with general good nutrition

Question: The links among Alzheimer's risk, homocysteine, and @placeholder were more pronounced in older individuals, the study found.


Washington (CNN) -- Toyota engineers found an electronic software problem that caused "sudden unintended acceleration" in a test vehicle during pre-production trials, according to a company engineering document obtained by and translated for CNN. The 2006 document, marked "confidential," recounted the results of an adaptive cruise-control software test in a model internally designated the 250L, a vehicle later sold as the Lexus 460 in Japan and Europe. The document says a "fail-safe overhaul" would be needed for another model in production, internally designated the 180L, which the company says was later sold as a Toyota Tundra. Toyota insists that the document shows no such thing, and it continues to deny that any sudden unintended acceleration in any of its vehicles was caused by electronic systems. But three translations of the report, including two commissioned by CNN after Toyota's objections, found that engineers raised concerns that the adaptive cruise control system would start the car moving forward on its own.
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Translated Toyota report describes a cruise-control system test
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Experts say the translated report describes a software problem
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The company denies electronics are responsible for sudden acceleration

Question: According to the third translation, Toyota's engineers stated that a test was conducted on the 180L "to prevent the accelerator malfunction that caused the vehicle to accelerate on its own" in an earlier test of the @placeholder.


Almost two years ago, Neil Lennon masterminded Celtic's famous Champions League victory over Barcelona - now he's at the bottom of the Championship. The former Northern Ireland midfielder was appointed manager of Bolton on Sunday and has one of the most difficult tasks in English football as he looks to arrest Wanderers' alarming slump. Lennon concedes he has a 'big job on his hands' at a club who are £160million-plus in debt where losing has become a habit, and the fact he has taken the Bolton post highlights problems facing British and Irish bosses (although there are five managers in the Championship with experience as a Champions league boss).
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Neil Lennon has been named as Bolton Wanderers' new manager
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Former Celtic boss has replaced Dougie Freedman in the hot seat
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Bolton are bottom of the Championship table after just one win
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Lennon has several pressing priorities, including winning back the fans
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Northern Irishman turned down offers from abroad to take Bolton job

Question: @placeholder supporters do like a moan (name a club where fans don't grumble) but there is a huge disconnect at the moment between the club and their followers and home attendances are falling off a cliff.

Question: @placeholder parted company with Freedman after a dismal run of results in the second tier

Question: Neil Lennon (@placeholder) - managed Celtic in the Champions League


If you have cash to spare, and are bored with free sites such as Facebook and Twitter, there's a new social network designed specifically for the rich. Called Netropolitan, the network costs $9,000 (£5,500) to join, which includes a $6,000 (£3,600) initiation fee, plus a $3,000 (£1,800) annual fee. Perks include unlimited cloud storage and no advertising – but the rest of the features are similar to those seen on free sites such as Facebook. Netropolitan (pictured) was set up by Manhattan-based composer James Touchi-Peters. For $9,000, (£5,500) users get unlimited cloud storage, and can share files with other users, as well as no advertising. However, the rest of the site resembles Facebook, meaning users can update statuses, add photos and find friends
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Netropolitan was set up by composer James Touchi-Peters
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It costs $9,000 (£5,500) to join, which includes a $3,000 (£1,800) annual fee
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Perks include unlimited cloud storage and no advertising
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However, the rest of the site resembles free sites such as Facebook

Question: ‘Netropolitan includes many features you have come to expect from a modern online social network - and a few that you may not,’ explained Mr @placeholder.


London (CNN) -- Today, Keivan Mohammad Hassan lives a peaceful life with his family as a civil engineer in Sacramento, California. But things could easily be very different. Hassan believes that had he not fled his homeland as a refugee, he would likely number among the Iranian Baha'is facing years behind bars simply for working to provide younger members of their community a tertiary education. "If myself and my wife were there, we would be imprisoned," he said. Hassan, 31, is a member of the Baha'i Faith, Iran's largest religious minority with an estimated 300,000 members. Considered by the ruling clergy to be apostates, Baha'is have been persecuted in Iran since the faith arose there in the mid-19th century.
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The Baha'i -- Iran's largest religious minority -- are systematically excluded from higher education
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In response, Baha'is have improvised an informal, semi-underground college since 1987
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Iran's raid on the institution earlier this year has prompted an international outcry

Question: He finds it astonishing that he could be arrested, like so many others in his community, for the "crime" of bringing education to young @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Floyd Mayweather will not be fighting Shane Mosley for a world title on May 1 after the "Money Man" refused to pay the World Boxing Association's sanctioning fee. The five-time world champion takes on Mosley in Las Vegas on May 1 but insists his legacy is more important to him than fighting for "Sugar Shane's" welterweight title. "I did not want to fight for the WBA title," Mayweather told Sky Sports. "At this point, it's all about enhancing my legacy. "I've done a lot of things in this sport, things that a lot of fighters weren't able to do in the sport and didn't do in the sport. This fight with Shane Mosley will enhance my legacy."
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Floyd Mayweather's fight with Shane Mosley will not be for the World Boxing Association title
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Mayweather refused to pay the WBA's sanctioning fee ahead of May 1 bout
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The 33-year-old says his boxing legacy is more important
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Mosley is current WBA welterweight champion

Question: @placeholder, 33, has won all 40 of his professional bouts and is a six-time world champion at five different weights.


By Cindy Tran for Daily Mail Australia It's been 22 years since she worked with America's legendary musician Jeff Buckley, but photographer Merri Cyr says she's still amazed by the incredible legacy that the music legend has left behind worldwide. With the 20th Anniversary of Buckley's hit album Grace approaching, the American photographer is currently displaying her exclusive collection of one of the world's most mysterious musical legends in Australia. The 50-year-old said she reminisces about the years she spent working with the promising artist at his Florida recording studio near Miami Beach and shooting him on his roof top in New York City in 1992.
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Merri Cyr, 50, said she was personally selected by the musician himself to shoot his album cover Grace and document his life on and off stage of his tour
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Music fans can now see never before seen pictures of Jeff Buckley at an exhibit in Australia to celebrate 20 years since the release of his album Grace
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A Gallery spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia that the 'Jeff Buckley with the banana' photograph is among one of the 'never before seen shots'
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20 years of Grace: A special Jeff Buckley exhibition is on at the Blender Gallery in Sydney until September 20

Question: @placeholder lying on a portable white bed doing interviews in a hotel conference room in Orlanda Florida on December 5, 1995


By MailOnline Reporter A quick-thinking police officer who saved a baby girl from choking to death 20 years ago has attended her wedding. Shammarah Hamideh, 20, calls Sergeant Joseph Barca her 'second father' after he revived her in her Yonkers, New York, home in December 1993 when she was just two months old. Barca has never missed Hamideh's birthday. On Sunday, he watched her walk down the aisle. Scroll down for video Moving: New York Sergeant Joseph Barca (right) said he was elated to attend the wedding of Shammarah Hamideh, 20, in Chicago on Sunday. Barca saved Hamideh's life when she was just two-months-old and they have been close ever since
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Sgt Joseph Barca cleared 2-month-old Shammarah Hamideh's airway in Yonkers, New York, in December 1993
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Barca has become extremely close with Hamideh and her family
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Barca and his wife Helen, who live in Buffalo, attended Hamideh's wedding in Chicago on Sunday
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The cop plans to retire from the force this fall

Question: Barca, from @placeholder, said he knew he had to attend when he was invited to the wedding.


By David Gardner In Los Angeles PUBLISHED: 03:15 EST, 2 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:23 EST, 2 April 2013 Michael Jackson’s mother and children yesterday began a legal battle for a staggering £26.5billion in a case that could shed new light on his death. The family claim the promoter AEG Live, which was behind his planned UK comeback shows, was negligent in its alleged hiring and supervision of his personal physician Dr Conrad Murray. The doctor, who is serving a four-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter over the 50-year-old star’s death, did not give evidence at his own trial in 2011.
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Family seeking payout for promoter's alleged hiring of Dr Conrad Murray
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Doctor is serving four-year prison sentence for manslaughter
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Company to deny liability, claiming he was responsible for his own death

Question: The company is also likely to bring up @placeholder’s ‘shopping’ for doctors to prescribe him drugs, as well as his acquittal on child molestation charges.


Elena Butterfield, 26, has been cleared of being in charge of a dog which was dangerously out of control after her pet bit a police horse on the tail When Elena Butterfield let her dog Louis off his leash in the park, she could not have imagined the chaos that would follow. An exciteable Louis, on seeing a police horse for the first time, bit it, signalling the start of a ten-month ordeal for Miss Butterfield, who said the experience made her feel suicidal. The young barrister was prosecuted under the Dangerous Dogs Act and told Louis could be put down. But after ten months of anxiety, it took magistrates just hours to clear her of any wrongdoing after they ruled she did everything possible to prevent the clash.
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Police officers were training in a park when the dog attacked their horses
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Staffordshire terrier lunged at the horses in Greenwich Royal Park
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It then latched onto one horse's tail before biting into its shoulder
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Owner Elena Butterfield said dog, Louis was excited to see new animals
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She said horses started kicking as she tried to put the dog on its lead
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Barrister feared she would be kicked in head and Louis left badly injured
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Ms Butterfield said she contemplated suicide after distressing incident
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Magistrates cleared her and said she had done all she could to prevent it

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan No matter which stars or on show or which teams are competing, one thing will stay constant at this year’s World Cup - the ball. Unveiled by adidas a few months ago, the so-called ‘Brazuca’ is the official ball of Brazil 2014 and it’s the 12th ball adidas have made for the World Cup. And now the science inside the ball has been revealed to show how the best players in the world will have the best technology in the world on the pitch. The science behind adidas's football for this World Cup has been revealed. The ball is known as the 'Brazuca' (pictured) and it is apparently a big improvement from the last World Cup. It has longer and deeper seams to make it less volatile in the air and that means it will travel further and more accurately during games
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Adidas has unveiled how the Brazuca has been improved for the players
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The 2014 World Cup football is a big improvement from 2010's effort
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It has longer and deeper seams to make it less volatile in the air
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This means it will travel further and more accurately during games
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2010's Jabulani was criticised for being too unpredictable by players

Question: The @placeholder is set to be one of the most aerodynamic balls used at a World Cup in recent memory.


Italian Paolo Di Canio has criticised the inability of English footballers to adjust the pace of their game to suit the hot conditions expected at the World Cup. 'As a coach, it happened to me several times,' said the former Sunderland and Swindon manager. 'I would ask for a lower tempo to respond to certain technical and tactical details, but I couldn’t do anything, they all continue the same. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the moment Paolo Di Canio appears at the EMA awards Ranting and raving: Paolo Di Canio is backing Italy to beat England in the World Cup
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Former Sunderland manager slams English players for not being good enough to play at a slower tempo
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Di Canio claims England will be exhausted and will lose to Italy
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Italian says England's reserve players 'are not up to scratch'

Question: 'They may lack a true identity, but at a physical level our work from the past two weeks will be better than that of the @placeholder, who are exhausted.


By Vanessa Allen and Nick Mcdermott WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the balcony of the Ecuadorian Embassy on Sunday when he made a public speech - the first time he had been seen in two months George Galloway was last night attacked by the leader of his own party over a controversial claim that a rape allegation against WikiLeaks campaigner Julian Assange amounted to no more than bad ‘sexual etiquette’. Respect Party leader Salma Yaqoob branded Mr Galloway’s comments as ‘deeply disappointing and wrong’ as the Bradford West MP faced growing criticism of his remarks. In a posting on her website, she said the ‘political issues’ surrounding Mr Assange’s case should not be used to diminish the seriousness of the accusations against him.
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Swedish lawyer Claes Borgstrom labelled situation 'absurd'
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Mr Borgstrom, who represents the two complainants, said asylum laws should not be used to avoid criminal investigations
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Row escalates over 'legitimacy' of rape and sexual assault allegations

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Pittsburgh's new police chief has been criticized by a police union president for being photographed on New Year's Eve holding a sign that says: 'I resolve to challenge racism @ work.' The sign also has a Twitter hash tag that says '# end white silence.' Chief Cameron McLay was photographed holding up the sign that someone had brought to the city's annual First Night celebration. Mayor Bill Peduto said he saw the picture on social media and liked it so much he re-posted it on his own Facebook page. Scroll down for video Condemnation: Pittsburgh's new police chief has been criticized by a police union president after being photographed on New Year's Eve holding a sign that said: 'I resolve to challenge racism @ work.'
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New Chief Cameron McLay was photographed with the sign during a city New Year's Eve celebration
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The sign, which also had a Twitter hash tag that says '#end white silence,' has infuriated the police union
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Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto has applauded the move, going so far as to repost the photo on his own Facebook page
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Fraternal Order of Police president Howard McQuillan says the move labels the force as 'racist, merely by the color of our skin'

Question: In his email, @placeholder pledged to meet with commanders of the city's police patrol zones 'to talk these tough issues through.'


LONDON, England (CNN) -- A British-led military operation meant to clear the Taliban from parts of Afghanistan has succeeded, UK officials said Monday. A file image shows a British Royal Marine sniper team on an operation in Afghanistan. NATO and its Afghan allies launched Operation Panther's Claw to flush the Taliban from parts of southern Helmand Province before Afghan presidential elections next month. Major fighting is mostly over, and the military will now focus on "holding" the areas that have been cleared of Taliban so they do not return, Lt. Gen. Simon Mayall said in a briefing. The operation's success will enable up to 80,000 people in Helmand to vote.
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Major fighting in Operation Panther's Claw over, British military says
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Operation aimed at clearing Taliban from southern Afghanistan's Helmand
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At least 20 British troops have been killed in past month

Question: Nine British troops were killed in action in the operation, he said, and there were three @placeholder civilian casualties.

Question: @placeholder-led forces attacked from three different directions over the next three weeks, essentially creating a "gated community" where Taliban insurgents could not get in or out, Radford said.


A New York couple have been evicted from their rent-stabilized Manhattan penthouse after they advertised it on Airbnb for triple their $6,670-a-month rent. Henry Ikezi, 35, his wife and child must move out of their two-bedroom apartment by February 28, or they will be forced out by a city marshal. The decision comes under a Manhattan Housing Court judge's ruling earlier this week - the first to evict a tenant under the city's rent control code. The court case is likely to send shivers through tens of thousands of New Yorkers who make extra cash by listing their rent-stabilized apartments on Airbnb and similar housing share sites.
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Henry Ikezi, 35, and his wife evicted from their Hell's Kitchen apartment for violating city's Rent Stabilization code after listing it on Airbnb
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He pays two-thirds of the $9,000-plus market price
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A listing was found by Ikezi on the rental site advertising it for $649 a night - triple of what he pays monthly in rent, or $18,172
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On Airbnb, he wrote amenities included a private fitness club by Equinox, a heated indoor lap pool and full-size indoor basketball and volleyball courts
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Judge said Ikezi cannot profit from renting the apartment - while getting a break on the rent
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Ruling is likely to cause shivers for thousands of New Yorkers who advertise their rent-stabilized apartments on Airbnb

Question: Airbnb, which makes a reported $40million from @placeholder listings, is the real culprit she added, because it is not doing enough to set limits.


By Sharon Churcher and Nick Pisa PUBLISHED: 19:10 EST, 9 February 2013 | UPDATED: 16:39 EST, 11 February 2013 Babymoon: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are enjoying a 'babymoon' at a £5million property on Mustique It is one of the most sumptuous villas on one of the most exclusive paradise islands in the world. And, for the moment, this luxury £5 million house on Mustique is home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – as they take a ‘babymoon’ break before the birth of their first child. Nestled amid lush tropical gardens, with dramatic views of the aquamarine Caribbean waters lapping a tranquil white-sand beach, the five-bedroom house normally costs £19,000 a week to rent.
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The Duke and Duchess are staying at the £5million house on Mustique
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Furnished with Oriental antiques and has a staff of six servants
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Five-bedroom property also has private cinema, gazebo and 64ft infinity pool
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Couple joined by Middleton family: Pippa, James, Carole and Michael

Question: ‘They’re having a very quiet, peaceful holiday, which is just what @placeholder needed,’ a long-time island resident said.


U.S. special forces failed in an attempt to free the British hostage who ISIS militants have threatened to kill, it has emerged. Jihadist militants released a second sickening video on Tuesday which showed U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff being beheaded by a fighter with an English accent. At the end of the video, a British hostage is filmed on his knees in a similar orange jumpsuit to those worn by the two men already killed by the extremist group, sparking fears he could be their next victim. U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff (pictured) was the latest victim of ISIS jihadists and a video of his killing included footage of a British hostage, who it is feared could become the fanatics' next victim
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British hostage paraded before camera in latest ISIS beheading video
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It is feared the man  could be the  next victim of militants in Syria
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U.S. special forces attempted to rescue him and fellow hostage James Foley
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But their mission earlier this summer failed after militants disappeared

Question: But the mission failed to bring back any hostages because the jihadist gang had moved prior to @placeholder commandos' arrival.

Question: He said it is believed that 'a few' Americans are still being held by the @placeholder.


San Antonio Spurs power forward Tim Duncan made a powerful statement during his team's visit to the White House on Monday when he showed up to the presidential home without a tie. The 38-year-old NBA veteran plainly stood out among teammates--all of whom wore neckties--as they lined up behind the Commander-in-Chief. So does Duncan despise authority or dislike the president himself? Probably neither. If a 2005 quote is any indication, Duncan simply hates dress codes. Barrack Obama deigned to shake hands with Spurs power forward Tim Duncan despite the NBA veteran's refusal to wear a tie to their meeting Monday
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President Obama invited the national champion San Antonio Spurs to Washington on Monday and only Duncan showed up without a tie

Question: As a father of two daughters, one of whom plays basketball, Obama praised the @placeholder as the first NBA team to hire a woman assistant coach, and welcomed the wealth of international talent the team has brought to the league.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Violent and predatory pirates are "totally out of control" according to experts; but what can be done to solve the problem? Held hostage: The crew on the merchant vessel "MV Faina" are among 286 being detained by Somali pirates. It's the question that major trading nations, navies and shipping companies are all battling to answer as luxury yachts, large freighters and even competitive race boats face unprecedented levels of piracy. As of December 5, a staggering 286 crew members aboard 14 vessels were still being held captive by pirates after a significant flurry of attacks that started in July this year.
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More than 280 crew members are still being held hostage by pirates
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Michael Howlett of the IMB says the situation is "totally out of control"
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Navies need to be able to do more to stop pirates, Howlett says
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The pirate problem has threatened the UN World Food Programme in Somalia

Question: The @placeholder was currently feeding about 1.7 million Somalian people every month and was aiming to increase that to 2.4 million per month, he said.


Morgan City, Louisiana (CNN) -- Residents in Louisiana's Atchafalaya River basin packed up treasured possessions and scrambled to build makeshift levees Monday as federal authorities diverted more water their way from the swollen Mississippi. "We just moved in here, and now we're in the process of moving everything out," said Jake Nolan, of the town of Krotz Springs. But he added, "I have no choice. If not, I'm going to lose everything." Krotz Springs, with a population of about 1,300, is now in the path of hundreds of thousands of gallons of water now entering the Atchafalaya basin every second since the weekend opening of the Mississippi's Morganza Spillway. The controlled release succeeded in dropping projected flood levels for New Orleans and Baton Rouge -- but that was little consolation to those living along the Atchafalaya, which parallels the Mississippi through southern Louisiana.
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NEW: 15 of 125 Morganza Spillway gates are now open
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Residents scramble to protect homes in the Atchafalaya Basin
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Areas of Louisiana lowlands are being flooded to spare New Orleans and Baton Rouge
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"We just moved in here, now we're ... moving everything out, resident says

Question: The weather service predicted the Mississippi River will crest at 45 feet in @placeholder, the Louisiana capital, on Tuesday.


The body that was recovered from a river in Prague this morning is that of  Briton Karl Law, who disappeared in the Czech capital last month. Mr Law, a 34-year-old father-of-one from Fareham, Hampshire, went missing on his cousin's stag do in Prague on November 15th. Today, his fiancée Amanda Collins confirmed that the body was that of Mr Law, despite family members' initial confusion over the clothing found on the body. Heartbreaking: The body of Karl Law (pictured with fiancee Amanda Collins) was found in the Czech capital Discovery: The body of 34-year-old Karl Law, from Fareham, Hampshire, has been discovered in a river in central Prague, three weeks after he went missing
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Body found in river in central Prague could be missing Brit, says police
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Karl Law, 35, from Fareham, Hampshire, went missing on November 15
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DNA needed to confirm ID as body has been in the river several weeks
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Family who have seen evidence say they do not believe body is Mr Law

Question: Tributes to Mr Law have been flooding in on the Facebook page 'Please help find Karl Law in @placeholder' since the news broke of his death


(CNN) -- A few decades ago, I remember grousing to a college friend that as an Asian American male, everyone I met assumed I was studying some kind of science or engineering -- as if the idea that I might want to pursue a career in the arts, humanities or communications was ridiculous. My friend responded that as a 6-foot-7 African American pre-med student, he would be ecstatic for someone to actually believe he had an interest in a STEM field, as opposed to, say, basketball. Back then, we laughed off the exchange as a sign of how the stereotype grass is always greener on the other side.
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Jeff Yang: The diversity statistics released from tech industry are embarrassing
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Yang: While Asians do well, there are few African Americans and Hispanics
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Yang: Good news is that tech industry realizes that diversity is a weapon, not a burden

Question: "Did strict @placeholder parents restrict their Asian American children from socializing with their classmates, making them incapable of leading others?"

Question: "Did strict Asian parents restrict their @placeholder children from socializing with their classmates, making them incapable of leading others?"


(CNN) -- American missiles were used in an attack that killed 55 people, including 41 civilians, in southern Yemen, Amnesty International said Monday. The human rights organization released what it said were photographs of a U.S.-manufactured cruise missile used in the December attack in the community of al-Ma'jalah, and said authorities must be held accountable. "Based on the evidence provided by these photographs, the U.S. government must disclose what role it played in the al Ma'jalah attack, and all governments involved must show what steps they took to prevent unnecessary deaths and injuries," said Philip Luther, deputy director of the organization's Middle East and North Africa program.
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Amnesty International says U.S.-made cruise missiles used in attack
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Attack killed 55 people, including 41 civilians, organization says
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Yemeni officials have said al Qaeda camp was target

Question: That said, the Yemen government should be commended for dealing with the @placeholder threat in their nation.

Question: Officially the @placeholder has not said it conducted previous airstrikes in Yemen, but officials have privately said the Yemeni military could not have carried out the strikes on its own.