By Associated Press A 56-year-old woman who was found living in filth had been held captive for years by her brother in dungeon-like conditions inside their Connecticut home, police said Friday. The frail, malnourished woman was covered in urine and human feces when police conducting a welfare check found her Thursday night, according to Paul Satkowski, deputy chief of the Seymour police. A lock was on the outside of her bedroom door and the room's windows were blacked out with paint. The woman's brother, Arthur Gauvin, 58, was arrested and charged with unlawful restraint, reckless endangerment and cruelty to persons. The brother and sister lived in the same house with other relatives, including children.
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Arthur Gauvin, 58, has been arrested after his sister was found living in filth in their home
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Police received an anonymous phone call advising them to check on the woman's welfare
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The woman, 56, was frail and covered from head to foot in feces and urine
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She was kept in a tiny locked room with blacked-out windows
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It's believed the woman once owned the house but signed over the deed to her brother
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Gauvin was arrested a second time for threatening to kick his daughter and granddaughter, who both live at the address, out of the house if they spoke to police

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(CNN) -- China will host the World Athletics Championships for the first time in 2015, when Beijing will become the fourth Asian city to stage the biennial event. Beijing, which hosted the 2008 Olympic Games, will follow in the footsteps of Japan's Tokyo (1991) and Osaka (2007), and South Korea's Daegu -- which will host next year's 13th edition. "To help build up our sport and the culture of athletics in a country of 1.6 billion inhabitants is a great opportunity," International Association of Athletics Federation president Lamine Diack said in a statement on Saturday. "As we sometimes say, China is not a country, it's a continent. So this is a fantastic opportunity for our sport and for the sport in China."
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The 15th edition of the World Athletics Championships will be held in China
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Beijing, which hosted the 2008 Olympics, named as fourth Asian city to stage event
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China continues dominance of the Asian Games it is hosting in Guangzhou
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Clean sweep of seven table tennis titles extends China's gold medal tally to 138

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Sauvignon Blanc - the white wine that smells of gooseberries - is Britain's favourite plonk, according to new research. It pipped Chardonnay, our second most popular, in the first 'Grape Britain' wine map, based on the tastes of more than 400,000 drinkers. The study of sales data at Laithwaite's Wine also revealed more Champagne bottles are popped in the well heeled City of London and Westminster than anywhere else. Laithwaite's buyer Beth Willard said the UK is a 'nation of wine connoisseurs, with our own unique tastes' And residents of the seaside resort town of Bournemouth, known for its high number of pensioners, like to paint the town red with a glass or two of Merlot and Malbec.
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White wine that smells of gooseberries pipped Chardonnay to number one
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'Grape Britain' wine map revealed UK to be a 'nation of wine connoisseurs'
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Liverpool is Prosecco capital while Glasgow has love for spicy Grenache
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Most Champagne is drunk in well heeled City of London and Westminster

Question: But the dominance of the two big hitters paints just half the picture because in the last year @placeholder's, the UK's largest home delivery wine merchant, has sold wines made from more than 40 different single grape varieties.


(CNN) -- British Prime Minister David Cameron called Gaza a "prison camp" on Tuesday, a blunt description from a major Western leader about the besieged Palestinian territory. Cameron made the remarks in the Turkish capital of Ankara, which he was visiting to forge a new relationship with Turkey and show his support for Turkish membership in the European Union. "Let me also be clear that the situation in Gaza has to change. Humanitarian goods and people must flow in both directions. Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp," Cameron said, according to a transcript of the speech provided by his office.
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Cameron wants a new partnership with Turkey
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He says the "situation in Gaza has to change"
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Israel says residents of Gaza are prisoners of Hamas

Question: "But as, hopefully, we move in the coming weeks to direct talks between Israel and the @placeholder, so it is Turkey that can make the case for peace and Turkey that can help press the parties to come together and point the way to a just and viable solution," the prime minister said.


When Cola the cat was born, Margaret Thatcher was running the country, Back to the Future was topping the box office and rapper Dizzee Rascal was a newborn baby. Now, after 28 years, the feline is set to celebrate a milestone birthday - turning 140 in cat years and being crowned Britain's oldest moggy. Until now a cat called Wadsworth, from Ravensden, Bedfordshire, was thought to hold the crown of Britain's oldest living feline - after celebrating his 27th birthday this year. Born in the eighties: Cola will turn 28 this year and is believed to be Britain's oldest cat
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Black cat will turn 28 this year, or the old age of 140 in cat years
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Owner Mary Goldsmith puts her long life down to lots of treats
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Cat's favourite foods are said to be cream, custard and salmon

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Question: Mrs @placeholder said: 'I’ve never heard of another cat reach her age, so I wondered if she was the oldest in the country.


Scientists have created the first viable alternative to antibiotics, marking the next step in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs Scientists have created the first viable alternative to antibiotics, marking the next step in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs. A small test study has found the new drug is effective at targeting the bacteria that causes MRSA. Researchers believe the likelihood of the bug developing a resistance to the new drug is 'very limited'. A version of the drug is already used in specialist creams to treat conditions including acne, eczema, rosacea and skin irritations. Dutch biotech firm Micreos claims Staphefekt is the first endolysin - a bacteria-killing enzyme - available for use on human skin.
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A small test study found Staphefekt is effective in targeting MRSA
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Scientists believe likelihood  the bug will become resistant to the new drug is 'very limited', prompting them to hail the discovery a breakthrough
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Drug is already used in creams to combat skin conditions including eczema
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Targets bacteria resistant to antibiotics but leaves 'good' strains alone
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Britain's chief medical officer has said the threat posed by antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria is 'as bad as terrorism'

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NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Three Staten Island men are charged with violating voting rights, accused of assaulting African-Americans after Barack Obama's win in the November presidential election, authorities said Wednesday. A grand jury indicted Ralph Nicoletti, 18, Michael Contreras, 18, and Brian Carranza, 21, on charges of conspiracy to interfere with voting rights. All three pleaded not guilty in federal court Wednesday afternoon. According to the indictment, the three "knowingly and intentionally" conspired to intimidate African-Americans "in the free exercise and enjoyment of a right ... and because of having so exercised that right, to wit, the right to vote."
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Indictment says three men conspired to intimidate African-Americans
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They've pleaded not guilty of conspiracy to interfere with voting rights
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Two held without bail; other out on bail with monitoring device
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Prosecutors: Men went to African-American neighborhoods, assaulted 3 people

Question: At the arraignment, Nicoletti and Contreras were ordered held without bail, while @placeholder was released on a $200,000 bond but ordered to wear an electronic monitoring device.


(CNN) -- Are the days of Latinos in entertainment changing their given names to appeal to a broader audience long gone? That's what it looks like now that former "Two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen has dropped his stage name for birth name Carlos Estevez for Robert Rodriguez's Latino-centric new action film "Machete Kills." The film is second in a series after the 2010 film "Machete" starring Danny Trejo, Jessica Alba and Michelle Rodriguez. In "Machete Kills," Trejo returns as ex-Federal agent Machete, recruited by the president of the United States, played by Charlie Sheen, asked to go on a mission to take down a madman revolutionary and eccentric billionaire arms dealer, played by Mel Gibson, who has come up with a plan to spread war across the world.
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Charlie Sheen has dropped his stage name to birth name, Carlos Estevez, for upcoming flick
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"People are going to see Charlie Sheen's move as pandering or as a smart career move"
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"If you say 'I am Latino,' celebs have to think about what kind of message that sends back"

Question: The movie's Facebook page posted a promotional photo of Sheen as @placeholder with a caption that reads, "Call him Carlos.


(CNN) -- The main thrust of a raging storm that dumped snow in parts of the Midwest over the weekend moved north of the border Monday, but the United States will still feel some of its effects in the form of rain, snow or frigid temperatures. The low pressure system that brought snow the Midwest and below freezing temperatures deep into the South was centered in Canada north of Maine late Monday. The Northeast could expect rain for most of the night, but some snow in New York and Vermont. The Great Lakes area could see up to two feet more of lake-effect snow -- on top of what fell there last week -- through Tuesday morning.
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NEW: The storm has moved into Canada, but cold weather remains in eastern U.S.
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Some motorists in northwest Indiana remain stranded
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The storm is expected to impact eastern United States through the middle of the week

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(CNN) -- Critics are already gushing over Steven Spielberg's new "Lincoln" as a potential Oscar contender. Much of the praise centers on how the film makes the larger-than-life president at once heroic and human. By all accounts, it deftly explores both his personal and political wisdom through scenes like the one in which Daniel Day Lewis, who plays Honest Abe, cites ancient mathematical theory in an assessment of humanity: "It's a self-evident truth that things that are equal to the same thing are equal to each other." But even as moviegoers line up for tickets, some in Washington may well wonder what one special fan of Lincoln might take away from a screening.
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New "Lincoln" film offers opportunities, advice for Barack Obama
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Obama is avid admirer of the 16th president
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A professor offers three lessons for Obama from Lincoln

Question: No matter how cruelly his foes savaged him, @placeholder repeatedly rose above the fray, using humor and warmth to disarm his enemies and refocus everyone on the agenda at hand.

Question: @placeholder clearly saw the future in a way that many of his contemporaries could not.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Four staff members of the International Criminal Court were freed Monday after several weeks of detention in Libya, a Libyan liaison with the court said. Judge Sang-Hyun Song, the president of the court, met them on their release in the Libyan city of Zintan, said Ahmed Gehani. Melinda Taylor, a defense lawyer for the ICC, was detained in the city of Zintan after she was discovered carrying documents which the Libyan authorities said jeopardized Libyan national security. Three other court staff with her at the time have also been held. Taylor, an Australian citizen, is not in jail, but was placed under house arrest.
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NEW: An Australian lawyer and three other court staff members are released after weeks
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Melinda Taylor is a defense attorney for the court who met with Saif Gadhafi
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Libya says she was found to be carrying documents that jeopardized national security
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The court and national governments have been negotiating for the detainees' release

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If your favoured work out involves counting calories on high tech digital equipment and you enjoy a sauna and steam at the end of your session, then the Kachalka gym in the Ukraine is probably not for you. With muscle-bound gym goers using stacked tyres as a punch bag and free weights chained to the ground surrounded by unorthodox makeshift metal machines, the gym looks more like a scrapyard than a fitness centre. And you won't just be dripping with sweat should the heavens open during an intense workout. Al fresco: Gym goers of all ages and fitness levels flock to Kachalka outdoor gym in Kiev - because it's free
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The Kachalka gym is a 6.2 square mile outdoor fitness centre on the island of Tuhen in the Ukranian capital
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It was the brainchild of a Polish gymnast Kasmir Jagelsky and maths professor Yuri Kuk and opened in the 1970s
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Most of the gym equipment is made from scrap metal, vehicle parts and chains taken from machinery
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Despite its lack of luxury the gym does have one obvious advantage - it's free to work out there

Question: Its name comes from the @placeholder word 'kachat' which literally means 'to pump'.


Few men are better placed to judge the duel between Liverpool strikers Daniel Sturridge and Luis Suarez Thursday night in the Corinthians Arena in Sao Paulo than Sebastian Coates. The giant 23-year-old defender sits next to the England striker in the Liverpool dressing room, or at least did do until he went out on loan to Uruguay’s Nacional in January. That’s Nacional, the former club of Suarez, who took Coates under his wing when he joined Liverpool back in 2011. 'Sturridge is similar to Luis in as much as he’s always looking to score, always trying to force a mistake from the opponent and take advantage of any weakness,' he says of the scorer of England’s goal against Italy on Saturday.
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Sebastian Coates plays with both Suarez and Sturridge at Liverpool
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Suarez and Sturridge face off in England vs Uruguay on Thursday
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Both nations lost their opening game of the World Cup in Brazil
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Coates looking to work his way back into the Liverpool set-up

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(CNN) -- Washington needs to be reformed. With polls consistently showing that Americans distrust their government and an abundance of evidence that our political system is not working well (some polls have shown that legislators are less trusted than car salesmen), the urgency of improving the rules and procedures through which our politicians govern is essential. It is a good time to look back at the Watergate Babies, most of whom have left town. Over the past month, two of the giants from this class, California Reps. George Miller and Henry Waxman have announced that they will retire. Almost the entire class is gone, other than Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont and Minnesota Democrat Rick Nolan.
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Julian Zelizer: The last few reformers elected after Watergate are retiring
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Their key message: Cleaning up government should precede policy changes
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Zelizer says Barack Obama promised change in 2008 but largely abandoned the effort
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He says U.S. needs to rein in lobbyists, regulate campaign donations, remove secrecy

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(CNN) -- Spanish champions Barcelona have announced they've agreed a deal to sign Javier Mascherano from Liverpool. The Argentina international asked to be sold in July and has recently been left out of Liverpool's squad as his drawn out move neared completion. Mascherano is now expected to fly to Barcelona this weekend to put the finishing touches to a transfer believed to be in the region of $27 million. A statement on Barcelona's official website read: "FC Barcelona and Liverpool FC have reached agreement in principle for the transfer of Javier Mascherano, who will join the club for the next four seasons.
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Barcelona have agreed a deal with Liverpool for Javier Mascherano
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Argentina international set to finalize terms with Spanish champions
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The 26-year-old joined Liverpool in January 2007

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Question: "The @placeholder club have now been given permission to speak to the Argentina midfielder."


Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin snubbed home state Republicans this year, instead endorsing an independent candidate for governor and his Democratic running mate for lieutenant governor. Republican-turned independent candidate Bill Walker posted a photo on Facebook on Thursday of himself, Sarah Palin and his Democratic running-mate Byron Mallott, all of whom are sporting Walker-Mallott pins. "People and progress over politics," the caption reads. Palin hosted an event for Walker and Mallott -- billing themselves as the "Unity Ticket" -- in her Wasilla home. Her across-the-aisle endorsement is a jab at incumbent Republican Gov. Sean Parnell, who served as Palin's lieutenant governor when she was the head of the Alaskan state government from 2006 to 2009.
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Mallott is the running mate to indepedent governor hopeful Brian Walker.
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Pallin has long had a dispute with Alaska's current governor, Republican Sean Parnell.
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Palin's approval numbers in her home state are low.

Question: During her tenure as governor, Palin increased oil taxes in the state, a  revenue generator for @placeholder heralded by the 2008 vice presidential candidate as one of her biggest achievements.


By Mark Prigg for MailOnline It is one of the oddest moons in the solar system. Miranda, a small, icy moon of Uranus, is covered in giant fault canyons 12 times as deep as the Grand Canyon, giving it a unique look leading to it being called a 'Frankenstein moon'. Now, researchers say they have finally discovered why it looks so unusual. A mosaic of high-resolution Voyager 2 images of Miranda, the 'Frankenstein moon' of Uranus. One wide-angle and eight narrow-angle camera images of Miranda were combined in this view to show off the bizarre deformed surface. At about 500 km in diameter, Miranda is only one-seventh as large as Earth's moon.
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Miranda is a small icy moon of Uranus
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Covered in large cracks up to 200km across
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Strange appearance has baffled astronomers for decades
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Researchers now say a warming ice surface caused the deformities
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Effect is similar to tectonic plate movement on Earth

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 11:41 EST, 8 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 8 July 2013 A boy of 15 was stabbed eight times in a frenzied knife attack at a bus stop as he walked his girlfriend home from school. Jake Anderson suffered a punctured lung when Dale Warburton, 17, lunged at him during a confrontation and knifed him in the back and side in Preston. Warburton's knife pierced the schoolboy's shirt, jumper and thick winter coat and the blade bent under the force of the impact, a court was told. 'Dangerous young man': Dale Warburton, 17, left, attacked Jake Anderson, seen right with his girlfriend Katy Singleton, with a knife as the couple were walking home from school in Lancashire
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Jake Anderson attacked by 'dangerous' Dale Warburton, 17, in Preston
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Victim had confronted Warburton about texts he sent to a mutual friend
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Attack ceased thanks to 'bravery' of two boys who stepped in to seize knife
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Warburton jailed for six years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm
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Jake suffered a punctured lung but has since made a full recovery

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(CNN) -- Nearly 65 years after his demise by his own hand in a bunker beneath the streets of Berlin, Adolf Hitler is still managing to cause controversy. The latest dispute has pitched U.S. researchers against the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) in a debate over the authenticity of fragments of skull and jawbone said to belong to the Nazi dictator. The origins of the dispute date back to 2000 when Russian officials put the fragments on public display in Moscow. The skull fragment has a hole near the temple. Proof, said officials, that Hitler had committed suicide by putting a gun to his head.
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Debate over authenticity of the remains of Adolf Hitler's skull continues
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U.S. researchers say skull fragment say DNA evidence proves that skull fragment isn't Hitler's
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Fragment of Hitler's alleged skull and jawbone held in Russian state archive

Question: Yet despite the new evidence, @placeholder officials remain adamant that the remains are Hitler's and, in their defense, have released archive documents in an attempt to prove the bones are authentic.


(CNN)  -- Lionel Messi grabbed a brilliant hat-trick as Barcelona routed Tenerife 5-0 on Sunday to maintain their two-point advantage at the top in the Spain's La Liga over arch rivals Real Madrid. Barca, who went into the late kickoff temporarily trailing Real, who had won 2-0 at home to Real Mallorca, made a slow start and might have been behind. Alejandro Alfaro had three good chances to put the hosts ahead but the Tenerife striker hit the crossbar on was denied twice by goalkeeper Victor Valdes. They were made to pay as World Player of the Year Messi scored the opener in the 36th minute after getting a pass from Bojan Krkic inside the area.
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Lionel Messi scores a hat-trick in Barcelona's 5-0 win over Tenerife
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Emphatic victory keeps Barca two points clear of arch-rivals Real Madrid
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Real beat Real Mallorca 2-0 in earlier game with Gonzalo Higiuan and Esteban Granero scoring
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A match at the Bernabeu is played in snow for the first time in 30 years

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Leinster prop Marty Moore will miss Ireland's autumn Test series after being ruled out of action for 12 weeks. The 23-year-old tighthead suffered a 'bang on his shoulder' in Leinster's 20-3 victory at Zebre on Saturday, coach Leo Cullen has confirmed. Dublin-born Moore would have competed with Leinster team-mate Mike Ross for Ireland's starting tighthead spot in November's three-Test Guinness Series. Ireland's (from left) Paul O'Connell, Conor Murray, Fergus McFadden, Devin Toner  and Marty Moore during a reception at Farmleigh House, Dublin The five-cap front-rower's absence adds to Ireland boss Joe Schmidt's injury problems, with Sean O'Brien, Cian Healy and Fergus McFadden all out of autumn action.
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Forward suffered a 'bang on his shoulder' in Leinster's 20-3 victory at Zebre
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Marty Moore would have competed with Leinster team-mate Mike Ross for Ireland's starting tighthead spot
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Sean O'Brien, Cian Healy and Fergus McFadden also out for Ireland

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(CNN) -- Let's face it; most awards shows can be pretty dull. It's not that we don't tune in to every single one, of course, but it's always a pleasant surprise when the ceremony is actually fun to watch. Last night's Emmy Awards hosted by Jane Lynch not only honored Emmy shoo-ins like "The Daily Show," "Mad Men" and "Modern Family" and fan favorite "Friday Night Lights" alike, but also brought the laughs. Here are our top five funniest moments. 1. Leading ladies storm the stage As soon as Sofia Vergara and Rob Lowe presented the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a comedy, Amy Poehler, whose name was read first for "Parks and Recreation'" smiled at the camera and then promptly ran up onto the stage before any of the other nominees -- let alone the winner -- was announced.
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Amy Poehler, smiled at the camera and then promptly ran up onto the stage
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A sketch where characters from different shows all popped up at the Dunder-Mifflin office
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Ricky Gervais once again faced some of the celebs he slammed

Question: And the @placeholder bosses have warned me that if I say anything rude or controversial, they will edit it out and you won't know the difference."


(CNN) -- A police officer featured on the TNT reality show "Boston's Finest" apparently took his own life Tuesday, a police source said. Boston Police officials are not publicly revealing details of the death of Officer Pat Rogers, who appeared in several episodes of the first season of the unscripted series about the pressures of police work.Â "The Boston Police department is investigating the unfortunate death of a member of the department," an official statement said. "At this time the circumstances are under investigation and the department asks that the media respect the privacy of the family." A Boston police source who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media said the preliminary investigation suggested it was a suicide.
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NEW: "Boston's Finest" producer Donnie Wahlberg: "I am so deeply saddened"
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The preliminary investigation suggests it was a suicide, Boston police source tells CNN
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Officer Pat Rogers was a "really nice, well-liked guy," police source says
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The show begins its 2nd season next week

Question: In a statement, TNT said: "We stand with the men and women of the @placeholder, and send heartfelt condolences to family, friends and fellow officers."


She may be head of state but the Queen, it seems, is as impatient as any excited great-grandmother-to-be. Speaking for the entire nation yesterday, she urged the Duchess of Cambridge’s baby to ‘hurry up’. And she revealed she was keen for a quick arrival because ‘I’m going on holiday soon’. Watch video of the comments below... Thrilled: Fay Batey is the bold schoolgirl who asked the Queen the frank question: 'Would you like the baby to be a boy or a girl?' To which the Queen, pictured smiling in Cumbria today, admitted she would like the royal baby to 'hurry up' before she goes off on holiday to Balmoral
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Queen's frank conversation on royal birth was with Cumbria schoolgirl Fay Batey outside her school
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Brave 10-year-old had asked the Queen: 'Would you like it to be a boy or a girl?'
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'I don’t really mind but I’m going on holiday soon so I would like the baby to hurry up and arrive soon,’ she replied

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 11:23 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 29 July 2013 Proceedings: Both prosecutions were brought by Attorney General Dominic Grieve (pictured) A juror dropped from the trial of an alleged sex offender after posting on Facebook that he wanted to ‘F*** up a paedophile’ was today jailed for two months for contempt of court. Kasim Davey, 21, of Palmers Green, north London, said there was ‘a lot of Jimmy Savile news at the time’ and he wrote the message as a result of ‘spontaneous surprise at the kind of case I was on’.
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Kasim Davey, 21, of London said there was 'lots of Savile news at the time'
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He wrote the message because of 'spontaneous surprise at case I was on'
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Joseph Beard, 29, also jailed for two months at High Court for contempt
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He used internet to research case he was sitting on as a juror in Surrey
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Both prosecutions were brought by Attorney General Dominic Grieve

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It's not every day you see a celebrity lying prone in a towel with their face covered in gold. But it's not every day that a celebrity is offered a facial with a £1,000 price tag. Lucky Lisa Snowdon, the face beneath the precious metal, is the latest recipient of the ultra-luxe Gold Bee Venom facial, performed at The May Fair Hotel in London. The star tweeted a rather arresting photograph of herself mid-treatment, reclined on the spa bed with the glittering gold mask covering her face. Golden girl: Lisa Snowdon tweeted this picture of herself undergoing the NOTOX 24 carat facial at the May Fair hotel
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Gold facial is UK's most expensive
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Takes place at London's May Fair hotel or can be done in clients' home
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Uses £380 Rodial cream with bee venom along with real 24 carat gold mask
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Poppy Delevingne has had facial too and Donna Air is booked in for today

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By Sam Greenhill and Claire Ellicott and Nick Fagge and Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 15:41 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 03:26 EST, 4 October 2012 A woman claims she saw Gary Glitter - seen on Jim'll Fix It in 1991 - having sex with an underage girl in host Jimmy Savile's dressing room Gary Glitter raped a girl of 13 in Sir Jimmy Savile’s BBC dressing room, it was claimed last night. The attack in the 1970s allegedly took place as Savile was himself groping a 14-year-old in the same room. A third star – a household-name entertainer who still performs – was also abusing a schoolgirl, according to the claims.
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Woman who claims she was abused by Jimmy Savile says she saw Gary Glitter having sex with an underage girl in the presenter's dressing room
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Karin Ward appears in the documentary 'Exposure: The Other Side Of Jimmy Savile', which airs on ITV tonight
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Claims come after footage of Glitter performing on Jim'll Fix It in 1991 emerged online
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The BBC faced fresh claims it hushed up Savile’s abuse.
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Newsnight was plunged into a row over why it failed to pass allegations to police.
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More women came forward to tell how Savile molested them as teenagers.
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It was claimed the star abused girls as young as nine at Jersey’s notorious Haut de la Garenne children’s home.

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Washington (CNN) -- The Senate voted 65-31 on Saturday to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" law, which bans openly gay people from serving in the armed forces. The measure now goes to President Obama to sign. The House of Representatives passed the measure 250-175 on Wednesday. Obama and the Pentagon must certify that repealing the 1993 law will not adversely affect the armed services. Obama earlier Saturday called an earlier procedural vote advancing the repeal toward a final vote a "historic step toward ending the controversial policy." "It is time to close this chapter in our history," Obama said.
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NEW: Senate passes 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal, 65-31
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Six Republicans vote with Democrats to advance repeal toward final vote
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Dream Act gets 55 of the 60 votes needed to proceed
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The lame-duck Congress is working ahead of the holiday break

Question: Obama said Saturday that the failure of the Senate to move the @placeholder forward was "incredibly disappointing."


(CNN)Why stop now? This must be the question Vladimir Putin is asking himself as he considers the latest European pleas for peace in Ukraine, to be discussed at a crisis summit in Minsk on Wednesday. Since invading and annexing Crimea almost one year ago, the Russian president has been running rings around the European Union, NATO and the Obama administration. It is not that Putin is particularly clever -- on the contrary, his behavior suggests he is paranoid, impulsive and insecure. But he has benefited from the greater weaknesses of his opponents. So as he considers his response to Europe's ideas for a new cease-fire and a "comprehensive settlement" in eastern Ukraine, what will Putin be thinking? What does he know?
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Vladimir Putin considers his response to Europe's ideas for a new cease-fire in Ukraine
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Since annexing Crimea, Putin has run rings around U.S., European leaders, says Simon Tisdall
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Would the U.S. really go to war with Russia to rescue, say, Estonia or Norway, he asks

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor David Cameron and Angela Merkel have clashed in a meeting over the future of direction of Europe. Downing Street sources said the pair had a ‘candid’ exchange over the prospect of arch-federalist Jean-Claude Juncker becoming president of the European Commission. Mr Cameron has warned that Britain could leave the EU if he fails in his bid to block Mr Juncker’s appointment, which is backed by Mrs Merkel. David Cameron and Angela Merkel had a 'candid' meeting last night over who should become the next president of the European Commission Mr Cameron and Mrs Merkel sat across the table from one another at a breakfast meeting of G7 leaders this morning
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British PM and German Chancellor clash during bilateral at G7 summit
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Merkel backs arch-federalist Juncker as European Commission President
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Ex-French PM Rocard tells UK: Get out of Europe before you kill it

Question: Mrs Merkel appeared to offer Mr @placeholder a lifeline last night with a speech warning against letting Britain leave the EU, but they remain at loggerheads over the EC job


Sarah Wagner's interest in American manufacturing began with a family road trip. She and her husband loaded up their motor home in summer 2011 and visited small towns across the country whose fate seemed to be tied to the presence of industry. Where plants and factories had closed down, they found empty main streets with boarded-up storefronts. In other places, such as Forest City, Iowa, home to the Winnebago factory, they found vibrant communities where they could tour manufacturing facilities and witness the pride employees took in their work. When the trip was over, she started a Twitter account to share resources for all things made stateside. As USA Love List has evolved into a website, Wagner has learned that even though she can find plenty of goods made in the United States, it's impossible to live off them.
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Gift shopping is the perfect time to test how far you can go buying local, bloggers say
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Mom: "You have extra time to research, and ... flexibility in what you choose to buy"
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Check labels at Target, Wal-Mart for beauty products, paper goods made in U.S., some say

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By Associated Press, Reuters Reporter and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:41 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 18:41 EST, 12 February 2013 The Nestle Prepared Foods Co. has ordered a recall of Lean Cuisine mushroom ravioli after consumer reports that glass shards were found in the product. Officials say affected packages of Culinary Collection Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli have productions codes of 2311587812 and 2312587812. Both codes have a 'best before' date of December 2013. Nestle said that it was forced to issue the recall after three people reported finding the glass in their meals. Recall: Culinary Collection Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli have production codes of 2311587812 and 2312587812. Both codes have a 'best before' date of December 2013
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Affected products believed to have been sold in November
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Three customers reported finding the shards of glass in the Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli meals
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Nestle Prepared Foods, which manufactures Lean Cuisine, apologizes to its customers

Question: The company said in a statement: '@placeholder is dedicated to food quality, and the health and safety of its consumers.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama once again finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes, tension-fraught meeting with a key leader from the Middle East. Must be Monday. Just days after a historic phone call with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, the U.S. president met with his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, at the White House late Monday morning. The relationship between Obama and Netanyahu has been one of the more strained in the history of the two nations. Obama has come under criticism from some Israelis for what they perceive as a lack of enthusiasm toward pro-Israeli policies and interests.
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NEW: Obama and Netanyahu meet at the White House
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NEW: Diplomatic overtures between the U.S. and Iran are a key topic
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NEW: Both leaders say Iran's words must be backed up by actions
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The relationship between Obama and Netanyahu has been strained

Question: I also appreciate the statement you made that @placeholder's conciliatory words have to be met by real actions -- transparent, verifiable, meaningful actions," he said.


(CNN) -- The Mexican government is requesting a quick and transparent investigation into the fatal shooting by a U.S. Border Patrol agent of a Mexican teen in Ciudad Juarez on Monday night, the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday. The teen was shot during a rock-throwing incident, Mexican and U.S. officials said. Mexico "reiterates that the use of firearms to repel a rock attack represents a disproportionate use of force, particularly coming from authorities who receive specialized training on the matter," the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday in a news release. The teen's death was the second at the hands of U.S. border authorities in less than two weeks.
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Shooting followed rock-throwing at Border Patrol agent, FBI says
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Teen's death near border was second in less than two weeks
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14-year-old boy was killed by U.S. border agent, Mexican official says
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FBI confirms Border Patrol agent in El Paso, Texas, shot someone

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By Katherine Faulkner UPDATED: 03:50 EST, 22 February 2012 A law student has won thousands of pounds in compensation from a Chinese restaurant after it sacked him for being white. David O’Neill had been working as a waiter to help pay for his degree but was sacked when workers were brought in from China. Unable to afford a solicitor, the 19-year-old – who has only just begun his studies – decided to represent himself in a tribunal. David O'Neill won his legal fight against a Chinese restaurant after claiming he had been sacked for being white He has now won a £5,000 pay-out after it found he had been discriminated against.
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David O'Neill's hours dropped after new manager was brought in

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By David Kent Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood may be gearing up for the start of the 143rd Open Championship at Royal Liverpool on Thursday, but the Englishmen looked in high spirits during a practice round. The pair joked with each other and their caddies on Monday, and it may be down to Westwood being taught how to navigate Instagram by the more experienced Poulter. Poulter took to Twitter to announce the news, saying: '@WestwoodLee has just joined Instagram Westwood_Lee. He promises to be interesting.' Scroll down for the full start times on Thursday of the Open at Royal Liverpool
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Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood looked in high spirits during practice round ahead of the British Open Championship
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Westwood joins Instagram and pair laugh as Poulter helps with his phone
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Poulter says 'he promises to be interesting' in tweet on Monday

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Paul Scholes believes Raheem Sterling and Jack Wilshere should follow the lead of Juan Mata and play in next summer's European Under 21 Championship, should England qualify. Gareth Southgate's Young Lions take on Croatia in the first leg of their play-off at Molineux on Friday night and head into the match in fine form having won nine of their 10 group games. But former England and Manchester United midfielder Scholes writes in his Independent column that there needs to be a culture change if England are to succeed at Under 21 level. Jack Wilshere - man of the match against San Marino - will be eligible to play for the Under 21s next summer
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Paul Scholes says an England Under 21 call-up for a senior player such as Calum Chambers shouldn't be considered a demotion
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Juan Mata won the European Under 21 Championship with Spain the year after he had been part of their World Cup-winning squad in South Africa
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Jack Wilshere and Raheem Sterling eligible for Under 21s next summer
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Scholes says both should play if England qualify by beating Croatia

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Question: @placeholder highlights the counter-argument to his point; namely that dropping players who had played in qualifiers for those who haven't would be inherently unfair.


By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 09:29 EST, 11 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 12 May 2013 An ingenious blog featuring mocked-up images of a Philippine puppy with the Royal Family has raised £1,300 to find the neglected dog a safe home in the UK. Mango the puppy was rescued by Martin Usborne from the street where dogs are sold for slaughter on the illegal meat market. With slogans including 'Give this puppy a Royal new life' and 'Mango wants fish and chips,' Mr Usborne's comic approach to the sad cause has garnered huge support. Royal treatment: Mango the pup takes the place of a Royal corgi at the foot of Kate Middleton's wedding dress in one of the blog's most popular prints
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Photographer, Martin Usborne, 40 on year-long mission to save animals
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Blog selling comedy posters of Mango the pup with Royal family has raised £1,300
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He is flying puppy from Philippines to UK to find caring home away from threat of slaughter for meat market
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Dogs have snouts bound shut and legs broken when led to slaughter

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Ahead of the Boxing Day Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Everton's home clash with Stoke... Everton vs Stoke City (Goodison Park) Team news Everton Everton forward Kevin Mirallas (ankle) is pushing to return for the Boxing Day clash with Stoke. Everton forward Kevin Mirallas (ankle) is pushing to return for the Boxing Day clash with Stoke James McCarthy (hamstring) could also be back in action during the Christmas programme.
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Everton will hope to have forward Kevin Mirallas available for Stoke City
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Peter Crouch is a doubt for Mark Hughes' side due to a neck problem

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Question: @placeholder boss Mark Hughes hopes a neck problem will not rule Peter Crouch out of the clash at Goodison Park


The United States soccer team may have been given 'no chance' of winning the World Cup by coach Jurgen Klinsmann, but that doesn't mean they can't enjoy their luxurious Sao Paulo base - while they can. Arriving in a Sao Paolo crippled by strikes, riots and the worst outbreak of dengue fever in a generation on Monday, captain Clint Dempsey and his team mates checked into the 5-star Hotel Tivoli Sao Paulo Mofarrej under armed guard. With the Presidential suite at the modernist hotel inspired by the architecture of Brazil's legendary architect, Oscar Niemeyer, costing $1,460 a night, the United States Soccer Federation have spared no expense to make their players comfortable at the world's biggest party.
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The US soccer team landed in Brazil on Monday morning and reached the luxury Tivoli São Paulo Mofarrej hotel
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Hotel boasts $1,460 a night Presidential suite and restaurant run by two-starred Michelin chef
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No expense spared by US Soccer Federation to give players chance to escape 'Group of Death'
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German coach Jurgen Klinsmann is pessimistic about making last 16
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Has bemoaned his team's huge travel itinerary which will see them traverse 9,000 miles in group stage alone
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Kick-off their World Cup on June 16 against perennial rivals Ghana

Question: Choosing to be based in Sao Paolo to take advantage of the modern facilities may seem foolish, especially in light of the continuing problems between @placeholder police and striking subway workers.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- For "Coco Avant Chanel" director Anne Fontaine, there was only one actress who could play Coco Chanel in her biopic about the legendary couturier -- French actress Audrey Tautou. In "Coco Avant Chanel," French actress Audrey Tautou plays Coco Chanel, founder of the iconic Parisien haute couture house, Chanel. Already uncannily similar in looks, Tautou's strong  performance breathes life into Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, the fiery designer who would found iconic Parisian haute couture house, Chanel. From the way she holds her cigarette to Coco's famously sharp gaze, Tautou is a dead-ringer for the young Coco. "She is perfect for the part," Fontaine told CNN. "She has this determination and authority."
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Biopic charts early years of designer who founded iconic couturier, Chanel
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French actress Audrey Tautou plays Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
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Writer/director Anne Fontaine would not have made the film without Tautou as Chanel
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Fontaine on Chanel: "She's the beginning of the modern woman"

Question: It was Fontaine's vision that finally convinced the 32 year-old actress to take on the role: "When Anne explained how she intended to treat the subject, I immediately agreed," @placeholder told CNN.


President Barack Obama is returning Tuesday to the city where he says he first forged his ties to the Latino community to pitch his new executive actions on immigration, on a day when a suburb of St. Louis is recovering from massive overnight riots 300 miles away. The president's decision to give an expected lengthy speech in the Windy City after devoting just nine minutes Monday night to calling for calm in Ferguson, Missouri, will open him up to criticism that he's both insensitive and politically tone deaf. He said Monday night in response to a single question he took from a reporter at the White House that no decision has been made about whether he will visit Ferguson personally.
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Trip was scheduled before chaos took over streets of St. Louis suburb
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Rasmussen poll shows a massive majority of likely voters – 62 per cent – oppose his plan to give millions of illegal immigrants a temporary amnesty
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Obama plan also includes work permits for millions not currently allowed to hold US jobs
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Only 24 per cent now say Obama has the legal authority to change immigration policy without agreement from Congress
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A 55-per cent majority believe federal lawmakers should challenge him in court

Question: Chicago is @placeholder's hometown – he worked in the city as a community organizer in the 1980s – and its metropolitan area has the fifth largest Latino population in the country.


By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 07:14 EST, 26 September 2012 | UPDATED: 07:58 EST, 26 September 2012 A top-secret Nazi war dossier has come to light which reveals Hitler's chilling plans to invade Ireland during the Second World War. The document contains detailed maps and postcards of the country and has been kept by a family out of public view since the end of war. And it reveals that even though Ireland was officially neutral during the conflict, Hitler still viewed the country as a target for invasion. The Irish allowed German U-boats and submarines into their waters during the Second World War, but the booklet entitled Militargeographische Angaben uber Irland pinpoints key cities and other sites in Ireland for destruction.
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Irish were neutral and allowed German U-boats and submarines into their waters during the Second World War
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Document included pictures of key locations such as dams, ports, cities, high ground and beaches

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:52 EST, 10 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:06 EST, 10 August 2013 John F. Kennedy's assassin Lee Harvey Oswald may have been a loner in life, but it seemed in death he at least had Nick Beef next to him Visitors to Oswald's grave in Fort Worth, Texas have wondered who Beef was since a mysterious gravestone appeared next to the legendary killer's around 1997. The New York Times solved that mystery Friday, tracking down Nick Beef to New York City where he is alive and well. Mystery solved: The man whose headstone sits next to Lee Harvey Oswald's is actually alive and living in New York
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Nick Beef, born Patric Abedin, was 6-years-old when he witnessed President Kennedy and first lady Jacqueline land in Fort Worth Texas on November 21, 1963
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The next day the president was shot and killed by Lee Harvey Oswald
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In 1975, Beef decided to buy the plot next to the legendary assassin
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When he returned to Texas in 1996 to bury his mom, he had a gravestone put up on his plot
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Beef has no intention of being buried on the plot - preferring cremation

Question: Eventually Beef would leave the state and move to @placeholder, where he performed in a sketch-comedy troupe, and did some freelance humor writing.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Thursday that the United States was "reaching the limits of our patience" with Pakistan over militants that attack U.S. forces in neighboring Afghanistan from havens within its borders. "It's extremely important that Pakistan take action to prevent this kind of safe haven," he said during an unannounced visit to Kabul, and that militants cannot use the country as a "safety net" from which to attack U.S. soldiers. Afghan leader condemns NATO airstrike; U.S. defense secretary visits Kabul "We have made that very, very clear time and time again, and we will continue to do that," he said.
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NEW: Pakistani military official says U.S. comments are a way to pile pressure on Pakistan
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Pakistan's Washington envoy says Panetta's remarks are unhelpful
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U.S. defense secretary: Militants must not be able to use Pakistan as a "safety net"
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Panetta's criticism of Pakistan is not a significant change in tone, an analyst says

Question: "This kind of public messaging from a senior member of the U.S. administration is taken very seriously in @placeholder and reduces the space for narrowing our bilateral differences at a critical time in the negotiations," she said.


Citing a lack of evidence, Afghan authorities released from prison 65 men Thursday over strong objections from U.S. officials, who said they pose a threat to security forces and civilians. "We took this decision according to our law," said Mohammad Ishaq Aloko, the Afghan attorney general. In a statement posted on its website, the U.S. Embassy in Kabul called the move "deeply regrettable," saying the Afghan government "bears responsibility for the results of its decision." Abdul Shukor Dadras, head of the Afghan Review Board, said the attorney general ordered the releases from the Parwan Detention Center -- formerly known as Bagram prison -- after a careful review of 88 cases.
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"It is of no concern to the U.S.," says Afghan president about the prisoner release
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The U.S. Embassy in Kabul says the prisoner release is "deeply regrettable"
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The U.S. military says some of those freed are linked to attacks on U.S. troops
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Afghanistan says it doesn't have enough evidence to keep them behind bars

Question: Prior to the prisoners' release, @placeholder authorities had repeatedly aired their displeasure over the plans.


A mother who returned home from a trip to Tesco to find an illegal immigrant sitting in her driveway fed him chocolate and crisps to waylay him until police arrived. Jacky Goodfellow, 40, gave the 23-year-old Eritrean a Penguin chocolate bar and a packet of Hula Hoops - but said that he did not know how to open the crisps. The mother-of-six said she then sat and chatted with the 'pleasant young man' - a science graduate in his own country - while her daughter called the police to their home in the village of Elvington, near Dover, Kent. Scroll down to watch video
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Jacky Goodfellow, 40, gave the 23-year-old Eritrean snacks as they chatted
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He said he was a science graduate and wanted asylum to become a teacher
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The pair talked as her daughter called police to  Elvington, near Dover
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She gave him Hula Hoops and Penguin bar - but he couldn't open the crisps
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Mrs Goodfellow said: 'He was a very pleasant young man... we are all human'

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May 13: the date in 1638 when construction began on the Red Fort in Delhi; the day in 1799 the Treaty of Teschen was signed to end the War of the Bavarian Succession. But, far more momentously, it is the date in 1983 that Yaya Toure was born in the Ivory Coast. Only the most loosely educated of us would fail to remember such a historic moment in the evolution of the human species. VIDEO Scroll down for Yaya Toure: My career's going great; going to City was the right move Ambition: Toure has been linked with a return 'home' to Barcelona after a lack of respect from City
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Yaya Toure's agent Dimitri Seluk claimed Manchester City showed Yaya Toure a lack of respect
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Toure has backed his agent's claim that Man City forgot his birthday
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Future of Ivory Coast midfielder is now in doubt

Question: But, 35 minutes later, possibly after a phone call from @placeholder, he had changed his mind.


A bitter war of words broke out today over David Cameron's plan to cap the number of immigrants moving to Britain from Europe. European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso said it was 'quite clear' that restrictions on foreign workers would be illegal under EU law and said the matter was not up for negotiation. Tory chairman Grant Shapps reacted furiously to Mr Barroso’s remarks. He said: ‘It’s extraordinary for an unelected bureaucrat to dismiss Britain, which will be the second largest economy in Europe next year. I think he is out of touch with the main stream public opinion in Britain.’
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Jose Manuel Barroso said free movement was a 'fundamental principle'
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European Commission president said 'arbitrary caps' were against EU law
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Also rebuked Philip Hammond over boast  UK was 'lighting a fire' under EU
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Tory chairman Grant Shapps dismisses Barroso as 'unelected bureaucrat'
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He says it was 'extraordinary' for EU to 'dismiss' concerns over Britain

Question: 'Non-EU migration is now at its lowest levels since the 1990s - and we are committed to putting @placeholder migration right at the heart of our negotiations in Europe.


(CNN) -- Akil Vohra quit a lucrative job in international trade litigation to take up something he strongly believes in -- as a legal expert, a Muslim and, most importantly, he says, as an American. He wanted to make sure that Muslims could fulfill zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam that mandates the giving of alms. Zakat is especially important during the holy month of Ramadan, which ends on Saturday. But after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a dark cloud hung over Muslim charities as the federal government heightened scrutiny over terrorism concerns. Zakat suddenly became a risky religious obligation.
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U.S. government started cracking down on Muslim charities after 9/11 attacks
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Donation checks to shelters, community centers started to dry up
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Charities hope accreditation will overcome perceptions of wrongdoing

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The CEO of Sweet Peach Probiotics is a woman, it has been revealed - and she is none too pleased with how her male colleagues have portrayed her product to the public. Last week, entrepreneurs Austen Heinz and Gilad Gome sparked an outrage after announcing they were launching a supplement that uses DNA printing technology to alter your natural feminine scent - or, more precisely, to make your lady parts smell like peaches. As it turns out, they had no right to speak on the subject, since the sole founder of the company is 20-year-old Audrey Hutchison, a former Bard science student and self-described 'ultra-feminist' who says her invention has been grossly misinterpreted.
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Last week, Austen Heinz and Gilad Gome announced they were launching a supplement that uses DNA printing technology to make your lady parts smell like peaches
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The founder of the company is 20-year-old Audrey Hutchison, a former Bard science student who says her invention has been grossly misinterpreted
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Mr Heinz is a biotech entrepreneur who owns just 10per cent of the Sweet Peach company. Mr Gome is reportedly not involved in Sweet Peach at all

Question: In reality, @placeholder has nothing to do with scent, says Miss Hutchison.

Question: In reality, Sweet Peach has nothing to do with scent, says Miss @placeholder.


Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff will play for the Brisbane Heat in Australia's KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League over the winter. Flintoff, 36, came out of retirement to make a return to action this summer with a handful of appearances in the shortest format for Lancashire, coming close to helping them snatch victory over Birmingham Bears in the NatWest Blast T20 final. He will now continue his playing return in Australia, heading out in December to link up with former Lancashire team-mate Stuart Law who is the Brisbane coach, as well as fellow international signings Daniel Vettori of New Zealand and West Indian leg-spinner Samuel Badree.
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Former Test star Andrew Flintoff will play in KFC T20 Big Bash League
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The 36-year-old came out of retirement last summer to play for Lancashire
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Flintoff will link up with ex-Lancs team-mate, Brisbane coach Stuart Law
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He will also do media work with Australia's Network Ten
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Ashes legend retired from Test cricket in 2009

Question: 'I'm excited to be coming back to Australia and especially to @placeholder which has always been a favourite spot of mine to play,' Flintoff said on the Brisbane website.


By Deni Kirkova and Nicole Mowbray PUBLISHED: 05:31 EST, 5 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:32 EST, 6 January 2014 We reviewed a giant head-encasing cushion in October, which had one observer genuinely wondering whether it was a dog's bodywarmer, and now, finally, the mini version has arrived. The Ostrich Pillow's little sister, the Ostrich Pillow Light, is half the price and half the size providing a more portable device for a snooze on the move. It promises to provide enough sensory deprivation for some shut-eye while being small enough to fit into a handbag like a scarf - and it won't scare any children.
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Ostrich Pillow, Â£65, is a sound-proofed cushion that engulfs your head
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Allows snooze on the move but is embarrassing and can get too warm
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Light version, Â£33, is much smaller and wraps around the head and eyes

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 06:00 EST, 30 April 2012 | UPDATED: 05:22 EST, 1 May 2012 Two brothers have developed an age-reversing disease, which has abruptly halted their adulthood and instead leaves them behaving like young children. Matthew, 39, and Michael Clark, 42, both had jobs and were able to have normal relationships until their mannerisms became more and more childlike - just like in the film the Curious Case of Benjamin Button. They have now been forced to move back home with their parents in Lincoln and ex-RAF regiment Michael is now estimated to have a mental age of 10 and is said to giggle constantly.
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PARIS, France (CNN) -- Debris from Air France 447, which crashed en route from Brazil to France last month, killing 228 people, has arrived in France, the French air accident investigation agency BEA said Wednesday. Searchers have discovered hundreds of pieces of wreckage from Air France Flight 447. "The debris ... will be sent to Toulouse where they will be examined at the Center of Aeronautics Tests of Toulouse (a branch of the Defense Ministry) under the control of the police and the BEA investigators," said the French air accident investigation agency BEA. The wreckage was transported to France from Brazil by the ship "La Ville de Bordeaux," according to the plane's manufacturer Airbus. It will be taken overland to Toulouse by truck.
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Debris from Air France 447, which crashed last month, has arrived in France
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Plane went down off Brazil on June 1, killing all 228 aboard
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French oceanographic ship will conduct new searches for data recorders

Question: "We want to stress that for the sake of the families, we hope that the search for the black boxes will be successful," an @placeholder representative told CNN.


Google has signed a 60-year lease for part of a historic Navy air base, where it plans to renovate three massive hangars and use them for projects involving aviation, space exploration and robotics. The tech giant has agreed to pay $1.16 billion in rent over the next six decades for the property, which also includes a working air field, golf course and other buildings. The 1,000-acre site is part of the former Moffett Field Naval Air Station on the San Francisco Peninsula. Google has signed a 60-year lease for part of a historic Navy air base, where it plans to renovate three massive hangars and use them for projects involving aviation, space exploration and robotics. The tech giant has agreed to pay $1.16 billion in rent over the next six decades for the property
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Hangar One was built in 1933 to house the USS Macon blimp
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It covers eight acres and was used as a set for the 2009 Star Trek film
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The hangar needs expensive renovations to stop toxins from the building leaking into the San Francisco Bay
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The U.S Navy threatened to knock it down but locals appealed
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Nasa, which manages the airfield, listed Google subsidiary Planetary Ventures as its ‘preferred’ lessor
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Google will pay $1.16 billion in rent over the 60 years for the property
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Google has already leased 42 acres of land at the base to build offices

Question: @placeholder is currently responsible for the hangar, as well as Moffett Federal Airfield, marked at A, where the hangar is built.

Question: Nasa is currently responsible for the hangar, as well as @placeholder, marked at A, where the hangar is built.


By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 15:27 EST, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:05 EST, 19 October 2012 A magnificent model of HMS Victory that is said to be the most accurate ever made is tipped to sell for £30,000. Dedicated modeller Tim Davies spent more than 10 years on the painstaking project which he meticulously researched. The result is a 2ft long, 1:96 scale model of Lord Nelson’s flagship that has the tiny figures of the naval hero and Captain Thomas Hardy stood on the poop deck. A magnificent model of Lord Nelson's flagship HMS Victory that is said to be the most accurate ever made is tipped to sell for £30,000
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2ft long, 1:96 model took pensioner more than 10 years to build
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Sails contain 20,000 stitches
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Depicts ship as she was on Jan 19, 1805 precisely at 3.45pm
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At that time, Nelson was about to chase the French across the Med, culminating in Battle of Trafalgar

Question: 'While there @placeholder learned that the French had left the port and at this time he was preparing to sail.


Three friends of the younger Boston Marathon bombing suspect were arrested on Wednesday and charged with conspiring to both destroy evidence and lie to investigators after it was revealed that they took a backpack of fireworks and a laptop from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s dorm room. The criminal complaint lays out the series of events that led to the bomber’s three friends- Dias Kadyrbayev and Azamat Tazhayakov, who are both Kazakh nationals, and an American named Robel Phillipos- arrest on Wednesday. The two Kazakh students were charged with conspiring to obstruct justice by destroying evidence while Phillipos is charged with knowingly and willfully making false statements to investigators.
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Three taken into custody helped Dzhokhar Tsarnaev cover up for the bombing after the fatal blasts
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Two identified as Dias Kadyrbayev and Azamat Tazhayakov, both Kazakh nationals who were in custody already on immigration issues
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Third suspect named as Robel Phillipos of Cambridge, Massachusetts
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All three are 19-years-old, the same age as Dzhokhar
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Three 'disposed of materials for the bomber at a landfill after attack'
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Boston police say there is no threat to public safety

Question: The three friends- Kadyrbayev, Tazhayakov and @placeholder- went over to Tsarnaev's on-campus dormitory after seeing the news reports.


By Sadie Whitelocks PUBLISHED: 11:01 EST, 25 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:24 EST, 25 June 2013 A teenager has opened up about the rejection and stigma she faced after being diagnosed with HIV in sixth grade, aged 12. Paige Rawl, 18, from Indianapolis, Indiana, told the indystar.com that she confided in a best friend about her situation but two weeks later the news had spread around school. As a result she was subjected to cruel taunts, and even her soccer coach crudely joked that she would be able to score more goals on the pitch because the opposition would be 'afraid' to touch her.
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Paige Rawl from Indianapolis, Indiana, contracted the virus from her mother and tested positive aged 12
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The young HIV and AIDS activist, who is set to start university this fall, has traveled around the country sharing her knowledge with teens and adults

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Washington (CNN) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived in the United States on Tuesday for a state visit that will include high-profile talks with President Barack Obama on trade, currency, North Korea and other issues. The three-day trip includes a state dinner on Wednesday and the eighth face-to-face meeting between Obama and the Chinese leader, which administration officials say illustrates the importance of relations between two global powers at a time described by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as a "critical juncture." Chinese state media has reported that Hu will stress how a constructive, comprehensive partnership between the two nations could be mutually beneficial and help ensure stability in Asia and worldwide, despite differences between Beijing and Washington on issues such as human rights and currency controls.
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Obama hosts Hu at a small White House dinner Tuesday evening
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Hu is greeted by Vice President Biden on his arrival
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China's human rights record will be a topic of the Obama-Hu talks
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Obama and Hu are expected to discuss trade, currency and North Korea

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(CNN) -- A confidential draft U.N. report accuses Iran of exporting arms to the Syrian government in violation of a ban on weapons sales, a Western diplomat said Wednesday on condition of anonymity. The draft report describes three seizures of Iranian weapons shipments, including two bound for Syria, within the past year, said the diplomat, who was not authorized to release details to the media. The report was drafted by a panel of experts and submitted to the U.N. Security Council's committee that monitors sanctions against Iran, the official told CNN. There was no immediate reaction to the report on Iranian government-run Press TV.
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At least 20 people are killed Thursday, an opposition group says
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13 "martyrs" are buried Thursday, Syria said
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A draft report says two shipments of weapons bound for Syria have been seized
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U.S. government denies report it is helping supply arms to rebels

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It was so nearly the ultimate fairytale for Che Adams, who came off the bench to score two goals for Sheffield United in their semi-final with Tottenham. His immediate impact, and first two goals for the club, nearly rescued the Capital One Cup tie for the Blades before Christian Eriksen's late heroics guided Spurs into the final. But who is the 18-year-old striker who only joined the League One side in November? Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on Sheffield United's cup sensation. Che Adams came off the bench to score two goals for Sheffield United against Tottenham Hotspur SO WHO IS SHEFFIELD UNITED’S TWO-GOAL HERO?
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Che Adams scored twice for Sheffield United against Tottenham Hotspur
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Striker came off bench to turn around Capital One Cup semi-final tie
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The 18-year-old only joined Blades in November from non-league Ilkeston

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Click here for all the big match stats from our brilliant Match Zone service It is as if football’s fates are conspiring to torment Steven Gerrard in his remaining years. They show him the prize, let him glimpse the glory and then snatch it away. That title slip, a wretched World Cup as England captain, and now this, possibly his last appearance in the Champions League, able to do so much, but not enough. No single player worked harder to drag Liverpool into the last 16 than Gerrard. It was not to be. Maybe it never will be again.
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Liverpool out of the Champions League and in to the Europa League after finishing third in Group B
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A win would have sent the Reds through and Basle knew a draw would be enough for them
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Fabian Frei gave Basle a first-half lead before substitute Lazar Markovic was sent off for Liverpool
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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard scored a sublime free-kick late on but they could not find the winner
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Basle's Luca Zuffi Sportsmail's man of the match. Gerrard Liverpool's best player on the night

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(CNN) -- The amateur video shows men, shirtless and seeming dangerously drunk, rolling on the ground or staggering near a counter top covered with booze bottles. Another part of the video shows a man babbling incoherently with a syringe nearby. This is not a scene at a college frat house. It is a video of employees of an American security contractor working in Kabul, Afghanistan. "It reminded me of times I'd visit my friends going to college that were in fraternities," said John Melson, a former employee of Jorge Scientific who was based at that villa in Kabul on assignment to support efforts to train Afghan security personnel.
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The videos are part of a lawsuit by two former employees
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The company says it has made changes since the videos were made public
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"The Company is deeply concerned about any employee misconduct," Jorge Scientific say

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:31 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 15 August 2013 Michael Jackson’s ex-wife Debbie Rowe broke down in tears while testifying in his wrongful death trial on Wednesday. Rowe took the stand as a witness as part of the negligence lawsuit filed by Jackson’s mother against concert promoters AEG Live LLC. The 54-year-old was crying as she described the late pop star’s fear of pain and trust of physicians during her testimony. Scroll down for video Witness: Debbie Rowe testified in ex-husband Michael Jackson's wrongful death trial in LA on Wednesday Emotional: The 54-year-old broke down in tears as she described Jacko's 'incredible fear of pain'
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Rowe revealed Jackson had a very low tolerance of pain
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Said she had voiced concern Jackson's doctors were over-medicating
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Katherine Jackson sat in the front of the courtroom for Rowe's testimony
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Rowe often accompanied Jackson to his treatments after becoming friends

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 10:39 EST, 27 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:09 EST, 27 September 2013 Hero: Mitul Shah, 38, pictured with his daughter Sarai, aged two, was killed by terrorist at the Nairobi shopping mall A British man who offered himself as a hostage to save the lives of a group of children was today described by colleagues as a 'born leader'. Mitul Shah, 38, a sales executive from London attempted to strike a deal with the terrorists, replacing children with himself, a heroic act which gave several victims vital time to escape. The selfless father did not get through to the gunmen and was shot alongside a number of children in the Kenyan tragedy, leaving behind his wife and two-year-old daughter.
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London-born Mitul Shah was killed in the Kenyan mall massacre
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The 38-year-old died after he offered to become a hostage to save children
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Tributes have poured in honouring 'a selfless man and a born leader'

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(CNN) -- Investigators are leaning in the direction that the same person or persons who crafted the Christmas Day underwear bomb were behind the PETN-based devices hidden in packages sent from Yemen, a U.S. government official told CNN. "The thinking is it's the same person or group of people that built the underwear bomb because of the way it's put together," said the official, who had been briefed by multiple U.S. authorities and law enforcement sources. "But this one is about four times as powerful." American authorities are now endorsing British Prime Minister David Cameron's position that the explosives were designed to take down an airplane, the official said.
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NEW: Investigators see link between devices, underwear bomb
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A female relative of the woman arrested is also being questioned
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Governments point to al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen
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The explosives were "professionally" loaded, Dubai police say

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A grandmother-of-ten who stunned her family by marrying a Tunisian toy-boy she met online is begging the Home Office to grant him a visa and has vowed to convert to Islam for him. Jane Makhloufi, 47, from Leeds, was swept off her feet by 32-year-old Mohamed after meeting him online when her first marriage collapsed. Despite warnings it was a scam, the mother-of-seven flew to Tunisia and tied the knot following a whirlwind romance. Now, to further prove her devotion, Mrs Makhloufi wants to become a Muslim, like her new husband, and start wearing a hijab. Jane Makhloufi, 47, from Leeds, was swept off her feet by 32-year-old Mohamed, from Tunisia, after meeting him online when her first marriage collapsed. The pair married in his native country a year after they first met
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Mother Jane Makhloufi, from Leeds, met Tunisian Mohamed online in 2011
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47-year-old grandmother married 32-year-old toy-boy less than a year later
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Wife has written to David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Queen to plead for Visa
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Also claims she will convert to Islam for husband when he moves to Britain

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Israeli intelligence spied on US Secretary of State John Kerry during failed peace talks with Palestinians and Arab states last year, it has been claimed. As well as Israel, at least one other intelligence service listened to Mr Kerry's telephone calls during a key period of negotiations in 2013, according to the German magazine Der Spiegel. The revelations come as relations between the US and Israel remain tense and amid criticism of Mr Kerry's diplomatic efforts in recent weeks. Israeli intelligence spied on US Secretary of State John Kerry, pictured at Ramstein air base on August 1, during failed peace talks with Palestinians and Arab states last year, it has been claimed
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Reports claim Israel eavesdropped on John Kerry's conversations last year
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Intelligence listened to Secretary of State's calls in 2013, magazine reports
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The alleged spying came during intense peace talks in the Middle East

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Michael Brown struggled with the cop who killed him and tried to grab the officer's gun, a report has claimed. Darren Wilson - the police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, who shot the teenager - has told investigators he feared for his life when he opened fire. He claims he was trying to get out of his police car when Brown pushed him back into the driver's seat and reached for his gun through the open window. Scroll down for video Aftermath: This is the first picture of Darren Wilson standing over Michael Brown after shooting him dead Claims: Wilson, pictured again surveying the body, insists he fired from inside the car during a tussle but his account did not explain why the unarmed teenager was then shot at least four times outside the vehicle
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Officer Darren Wilson claimed he and Brown struggled in his police car
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He told investigators that the teenager pinned him and reached for the gun
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At that point, he claims, the gun was fired twice and hit Brown in the arm
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It is his first publicly released account of the shooting on August 9
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Grand jury deliberating whether to bring murder or manslaughter charges

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(CNN) -- What does it mean to be Nigerian? That's the question on the lips of many in Africa's most populous country as new national identity cards are being rolled out. But this is an I.D. with a difference. The card, which fits into a wallet and comes with a credit-card style chip, can also be used to make electronic payments. Nigerians can use it to deposit funds, receive social benefits, pay for goods and withdraw cash at ATMs across the country, according to MasterCard, which provides the card's prepaid payment technology. The company also claims that by providing proof of identity, the card solves one of the biggest problems people face when trying to open a bank account.
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Nigerian authorities teamed up with MasterCard to launch a new National Identity card
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The card will also be used for electronic payments
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Only about 30% of Nigeria's population currently has a bank account
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Some Nigerians are angry their national identification document carries the MasterCard logo

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 19:46 EST, 2 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:48 EST, 2 February 2013 Hero: Wartime pilot Tony Rogers led an incredible life before he passed away aged 91 A Polish war hero with an incredible story of survival during World War Two has died aged 91. Flight Lieutenant Czeslaw 'Tony' Rogers braved a 830-mile trek on foot across the Soviet Union's frozen wastes to India after being freed from a prison camp before eventually making it to Britain. He then became a decorated Spitfire and Lancaster bomber pilot who flew daring RAF missions against targets in Germany.
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Tony Rogers braved 830-mile trek on foot across Russia's frozen wastes
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He made it to India, before eventually finding refuge in Britain
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Rogers then became a decorated WW2 Flight Lieutenant in the RAF
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The hero died at Hyperion Nursing Home in Fairford, Gloucestershire

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Manchester City claimed second place from Southampton with a comfortable win at St Mary's. All three goals came in the second half, starting with Yaya Toure's deflected strike, then Frank Lampard off the bench and finally the unlikely source Gael Clichy, expertly played in by Sergio Aguero. Sportsmail's Neil Ashton was at St Mary's and rates all the players' performances. Sergio Aguero and Yaya Toure celebrate Manchester City's first goal of three as they go second SOUTHAMPTON Fraser Forster: Unsighted when Yaya Toure shot from the edge of the area and most likely beaten by a deflection. No chance with the other two. 6
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Eliaquim Mangala was dreadful for 1/10 and was sent off
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Vincent Kompany man of the match in a classy 8/10 performance
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Yaya Toure's deflected strike gave City lead in 51st minute
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Sergio Aguero was booked for diving despite appearing to be fouled
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Frank Lampard made it 2-0 after coming on as a substitute
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Gael Clichy was set up by Aguero to score his first City for 3-0

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By Glen Owen, Mail on Sunday Political Correspondent PUBLISHED: 17:17 EST, 28 December 2013 | UPDATED: 08:12 EST, 29 December 2013 Big Ben has been counted out of a New Year’s fireworks display this week – because the pyrotechnics mysteriously flopped 12 months ago. Showers of sparks exploding above the world-famous clock face were arranged by London Mayor Boris Johnson to welcome in the ‘Olympics Year’ in 2012 – and were considered so impressive that they were reinstalled last December. But in what has until now been a closely guarded secret, the £17,000 battery embarrassingly failed to detonate. The event was such a damp squib that MPs watching from the Commons terrace did not even realise that fireworks had been reinstalled.
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Showers of sparks were arranged by Boris Johnson to welcome in 2012
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Pyrotechnics so impressive they were reinstalled last December
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However, the £17,000 battery failed to detonate, and was secretly removed
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MPs watching from the Commons did not realise fireworks were reinstalled

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(CNN) -- Rio's Olympic bid coup on Friday may have the lyrics to "Copacabana" playing on a loop in your head, but it's still too early to squeeze into a Brazilian bikini -- you can't even book a flight to the 2012 Olympic Games in London yet. Rio de Janeiro beat out Chicago, Madrid and Tokyo for the 2016 Olympics. Travel experts said the flame has to go out in one city before moving on to the next. The Winter Olympic games haven't yet begun in Vancouver, so if you're thinking about a trip to London's July 2012 Olympics start looking for deals as early as next year, and for Rio, you'll have to wait until 2014.
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Planning to go to an Olympic Games destination should start two years in advance
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Event tickets are available about 18 months prior to the start date
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For the 2012 Games in London, you can pre-reserve tours now
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:11 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:34 EST, 21 November 2013 A 23-year-old party girl who knifed her boyfriend in their Manhattan apartment last year has been found guilty of murder on all counts in the stabbing of her boyfriend. Yekaterina Pusepa said the bloody brawl began with a fight over a purse that her boyfriend Alec Katsnelson left unattended while she went to the bathroom at a bar in May, 2012. After an argument, the couple returned to their Gold St pad where Pusepa stabbed him in the chest with a nine-inch steak knife, piercing his lungs and nicking his heart.
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Yekaterina Pusepa, 23, found guilty of attempted murder after knifing her boyfriend last year
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She testified in court she stabbed Alec Katsnelson after he repeatedly hit her and threw her around their Manhattan apartment
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Prosecutors claim she attacked in a jealous rage when Katsnelson received a text from another girl
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The May 2012 fight began because Katsnelson didn't look after her clutch at a club
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Pusepa initially claimed the wounds were self-inflicted
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Faces up to 25 years in jail when she is sentenced next month

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Ray Duggan will be the first to tell you just how tough he was. Raised to never run from a fight, Duggan started running with a gang at 14. With his father in prison and absent from his life, the gang was everything to Duggan. "It gave me a sense of being," said Duggan, now 31. Running with the Young Bloods in the West End neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island, Duggan says he felt the need to prove himself. "I had to make myself meaner and tougher," he said. He got his first gun at 16 and admits "shooting people and running away from the police" were his adrenaline.
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Former gang members Ray Duggan and Joel Irizarry were paralyzed after being shot
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Permanent disability and lifetime health care is their new reality.
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The cost of care is huge -- for the victims and society
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Duggan and Irizarry now work to help others make the right choices

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Republicans grabbed three Democratic-held Senate seats early on Tuesday evening,scoring victories in West Virginia, South Dakota and Arkansas. The most notable was freshman Rep. Tom Cotton, who knocked off two-term Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor in Arkansas. This despite the fact the Sen. Pryor received several visits from the state's most famous politician, former president Bill Clinton, who swung down to repeatedly stump for the incumbent. Lost cause: Even the support of former president Bill Clinton (left) could not help Democrat incumbent Mary Pryor from Arkansas, who lost in a landslide on Tuesday Big win: Rep. Tom Cotton (above) of Arkansas, who defeated Sen. Pryor after receiving almost 57% of the vote to Pryor's 40%, celebrates with his supporters Tuesday evening
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Republicans continue to pick up U.S. Senate seats in the midterm elections, gaining key victories in South Dakota, West Virginia and Arkansas
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In Arkansas, Democrat incumbent Mark Pryor lost to Rep. Tom Cotton, despite having the support of former president Bill Clinton, who stumped for him several times during his campaign
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Hillary Clinton's support also failed to help six candidates for U.S. Senate and one for governor score victories on Tuesday
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In West Virginia, GOP Rep. Shelley Moore Capito won the seat of retiring Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller
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Former Gov. Mike Rounds of South Dakota won retiring Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson's seat

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Phoenix, Arizona (CNN) -- By spending a few days here in America's fifth-largest city -- which also happens to be at the heart of the nation's immigration debate -- I had the chance to see this volatile issue from many different vantage points. But as far I know, I didn't see any terror babies. Regular viewers of CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" will recognize that term as referring to children born on U.S. soil to illegal immigrants. The children are automatically granted U.S. citizenship under the 14th Amendment and then are smuggled back to their home countries to be raised as pint-sized, America-hating terrorists. Then decades later, when the children have grown into adults, they could easily -- because of their U.S. citizenship -- re-enter the United States to attack it from within.
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Two Texas Republicans claim the 14th Amendment could aid terrorist goals to attack U.S.
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Ruben Navarrette says the "terror babies" fear is groundless
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He says it's the latest scare tactic being used to whip up a frenzy over immigration
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Navarrette: Let's have a debate about immigration on the merits, not on fantasy

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said employers should try to hire a British worker first British firms should ‘try one of our unemployed people first’ before looking to hire foreign workers, Iain Duncan Smith has claimed. The Work and Pensions Secretary said more jobs were now going to people born in the UK after years of cheap labour from overseas undercutting Brits. However, European law makes it illegal to discriminate against workers from elsewhere in the EU. The number of UK-born workers in a job rose by 1.1 per cent in the last quarter of 2013, but among foreign-born workers it rose by 3.3 per cent to 4.45million.
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Work and Pensions Secretary urges companies to hire UK workers
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By Ryan Gorman and Associated Press Reporter Two associates of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez were indicted Friday on murder charges in the shooting death last summer of Odin Lloyd. A grand jury in Bristol County indicted both Carlos Ortiz and Ernest Wallace in the June 2013 killing of semi-professional football player Odin Lloyd, District Attorney C. Samuel Sutter said, and their lawyers are blasting the moves. Ortiz and Wallace, who are from Bristol, Conn., where Hernandez grew up, had previously been charged with accessory to murder after the fact and pleaded not guilty. They had been ordered held on $500,000 bail on the older charges and remained in custody.
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Carlos Ortiz and Ernest Wallace have been indited on murder charges
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Their lawyers blasted the moves and insisted their clients are innocent
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Experts believe the indictments will make it easier to convict Aaron Hernandez for the murder of Odin Lloyd

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Manchester United will be forced to step up their pursuit of Angel Di Maria after Carlo Ancelotti revealed the Argentina international was free to leave the Bernabeu. United are under pressure from Paris Saint-Germain, who have moved into pole position to land the Argentine with a loan deal this season before a permanent £52million move next year, according to L'Equipe. The European champions splashed out £60m on Colombian World Cup star James Rodriguez and Ancelotti has now confirmed Di Maria is free to leave the Bernabeu. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Angel di Maria in Real Madrid training ahead of Atletico clash
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Manchester United will offer Angel Di Maria a deal worth around £200,000 a week once a £50m deal has been agreed
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PSG are also believed to be strongly interested however and hope to loan the winger before making a permanent £52million transfer next year
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Argentina star Di Maria is free to leave Real Madrid this summer

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(CNN) -- Last week in McAlester, Oklahoma, the blinds were raised in a small, white, antiseptic room, and two small groups of people watched as Clayton Lockett was strapped to a gurney. A doctor examined Lockett's body for usable veins and then oversaw the administration of an untested drug cocktail that was supposed to dispatch the convicted murderer quickly and quietly. Instead, the blinds were lowered as the execution turned into more than 40 minutes of grimacing, writhing, teeth grinding and frantic phone calls. Then Lockett's heart finally seized, stopped beating, and his breath left his body. This is how we kill our most serious criminals in the 21st century. Or at least try to. So if this is justice, let's make it real. Let's make it open to the highest form of public transparency and scrutiny: Live TV. Here's why.
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Richard Gabriel: Recent failed execution makes the case against death penalty
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The last public execution in the United States was in 1936, witnessed by 20,000 people
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Gabriel says he believes there is no humane way to kill another person
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We should be willing, he says, to live with the byproducts of our retribution

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By Gemma Mullin Prisoners convicted of violent crimes are getting free weddings if they tie the knot behind bars. Cash for the 27 marriages that took place inside prisons in Scotland – and even the buffet – came from the jail kitty, which is made up of profits from the prison shop. Among those who have tied the knot in the last decade include Alistair Ferrier, who married partner Joanne Dye at Perth Prison, less than six months after he was put in prison for a drink-drive crash which resulted in the death of two pensioners and injured a third.
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The 27 marriages and buffet were paid for by prison's Common Good Fund
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Convicted murderers and drug dealers were among those to tie the knot
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Scottish Prison Service said weddings are beneficial to prisoners rehab
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Campaign groups say inmates are in prison for doing wrong, not for rewards

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