More Russian aggression in Ukraine. More U.S. and European sanctions imposed on Moscow. What seems like diplomatic tail-chasing so many months into the Ukraine conflict invites questions about how Western powers can defuse the worsening conflict in Eastern Europe. U.S. President Barack Obama and the European Union raised the stakes on Tuesday, announcing long-threatened sanctions that target Russia's state-owned banks, weapons makers and oil companies, along with top cronies of President Vladimir Putin. They want Putin to stop arming pro-Russian separatists fighting the Ukraine government and instead support a political process that entrenches President Petro Poroshenko's elected leadership. A deeper concern is that Putin may be planning to grab more territory from the former Soviet satellite following Russia's annexation of Crimea earlier this year.
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Russia says new sanctions will harm relations with Washington
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Expanded sanctions target Russian banks, arms industry, oil development
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EU joins Obama after initially balking due to economic concerns
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Another possible option: take the 2018 soccer World Cup from Russia

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New York (CNN) -- Almost 15 months since Tyler Clementi committed suicide, his older brother James wants people to know that "he's much more than the way that he died." Tyler was an 18-year-old freshman at Rutgers University in New Jersey when he jumped off the George Washington Bridge in New York on September 22, 2010, after prosecutors say his roommate and another Rutgers student spied on Clementi kissing another man via a computer webcam. His suicide ignited a media firestorm and thrust his brother into the national conversation in a way that James Clementi still finds difficult to grasp.
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"The tragedy is that the sadness at the end ... defines everything," James Clementi says
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Tyler Clementi killed himself after two students allegedly spied on him via webcam kissing a man
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His roommate goes on trial this month on 15-count indictment, including hate crimes
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James Clementi's interview with CNN's Jason Carroll airs on "Anderson Cooper 360"

Question: @placeholder told James he was gay, too, and James said it didn't "seem to be any kind of burden or trouble for him, he seemed OK with it."


(CNN)Two former World Wrestling Entertainment wrestlers are suing the WWE, alleging their old employer ignored or downplayed signs of brain damage and other injuries while it raked in millions. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Philadelphia by Vito LoGrasso, who is best known for wrestling under the moniker Big Vito, and Evan Singleton, who wrestled under the name Adam Mercer. "It is not simply that WWE has failed to protect its wrestlers," court documents say. "WWE deliberately creates and heightens the violence of its matches in order to 'heat' up audiences and increase its profits." WWE is known for over-the-top events, outrageous story lines and matches putting wrestlers against each other and involving high-flying stunts. A lawyer for WWE called the lawsuit without merit, like a "virtually identical one filed by the same lawyers in Oregon."
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A WWE lawyer says the suit is without merit, and WWE is proactive when it comes to concussions
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2 wrestlers sue WWE, saying the company ignored or downplayed injuries like brain damage
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The lawsuit, which could become a class action, is seeking damages and medical monitoring

Question: As a result of his wrestling injuries, the suit alleges, @placeholder suffers from serious neurological damage, which includes severe headaches, memory loss, depression, anxiety and deafness.


(CNN) -- A nurse's aide in Spain catches Ebola; her dog is taken away and put to death. A nurse in Texas catches Ebola; her dog is fed, taken away and put into quarantine. The stark difference in treatment illustrates the lack of solid protocol on what to do with Ebola victims' pets -- and highlights what little is known about the risk. Why are we even talking about this? Focusing on the cases of two dogs can seem trivial compared to the 4,000 people in West Africa who have died from Ebola this year. But CNN's Anderson Cooper notes that concern about animals can have a broader impact on human health.
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CDC: There have been no reports of pets getting sick with Ebola or spreading it
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An Ebola patient's dog in Dallas is quarantined after a patient's dog in Spain was euthanized
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"The problem is we haven't really studied the progress of Ebola in dogs," a professor says

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Yitzhak Shamir, a political hard-liner who served two terms as Israeli prime minster, died Saturday, the prime minister's office said. Shamir, 96, served as premier from 1983 to 1984, and from 1986 to 1992. He also was Israel's foreign minister from 1980 to 1986. Born in Poland, Shamir moved to Palestine and fought for Israeli independence. He joined the Likud movement, serving as a member of Israel's parliament, and also worked for the Mossad, Israel's intelligence service. Shamir succeeded Menachem Begin as prime minister in 1983. "Yitzhak Shamir belonged to the generation of giants who established the State of Israel and fought for the freedom of the Jewish people on their land," said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a fellow Likud member.
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Shimon Peres calls Shamir a "brave warrior"
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The 96-year-old politician was involved in key foreign policy initiatives
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Netanyahu says he "belonged to the generation of giants" that established the state
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Shamir led Israel during the first Gulf War, when Iraqi missiles fell on Israel

Question: During the operation, which took less than 48 hours, 14,000 Jews boarded Israeli planes to emigrate to @placeholder, according to the Israeli government.


(CNN) -- President Obama told West Point graduates that the United States faces "difficult days ahead" in its fight against insurgents in Afghanistan and said that the threat posed by al Qaeda operatives across the globe "will not go away soon." Speaking at the U.S. Military Academy commencement in New York, Obama praised the graduates for their achievements and laid out a scenario of military and societal challenges in what is the ninth West Point commencement during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the fight against international terrorism. "This time of war began in Afghanistan, a place that may seem as far from this peaceful bend in the Hudson River as anywhere on Earth," Obama said, referring to a conflict that started after the al Qaeda terror network attacked the United States on September 11, 2001.
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President Obama speaks at West Point's ninth wartime commencement
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Obama: Despite challenges, "we will succeed in Afghanistan"
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World fight against al Qaeda "necessary and just"
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Obama hails West Point milestone; two top cadets both female

Question: As for @placeholder's activities, Obama defended the "campaign to disrupt, dismantle and to defeat al Qaeda," saying it's an "international effort that is necessary and just."


(CNN) -- Ten months after being released from a mental institution, the suspect in the slaying of a West Virginia sheriff was able to purchase a gun that authorities say was used in the crime because his mental health information was not entered into a federal database, two sources with knowledge of the investigation told CNN. How the violent mentally ill can buy guns Tennis Maynard, 37, has been charged with first-degree murder in the killing of Sheriff Walter E. "Eugene" Crum and with attempted murder after he allegedly pointed a gun at a sheriff's deputy who chased him. His family admitted him to a mental hospital in February 2010, according to both sources. That would have disqualified him from buying a firearm or even being in the presence of guns, authorities say.
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W. Virginia officials didn't update a background check database in time, prosecutor says
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The "inexcusable delay" allowed suspect to buy a gun, prosecutor says
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Once updated, database stopped a second gun purchase by Tennis Melvin Maynard
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Maynard is accused of killing West Virginia Sheriff Walter E. "Eugene" Crum

Question: It's also unknown how many guns were seized from @placeholder's home where he lived with his parents and how many belonged to Maynard.


(CNN) -- July is on track to be the deadliest month yet for British troops supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Air Chief Marshall Jock Stirrup says the sacrifices of British forces are worth it. So far, 15 British servicemen have died in Afghanistan this month, mostly in connection with Operation Panther's Claw, the British-led offensive in Helmand province that is mirroring a similar operation by U.S. Marines in the same area. Britain's deadliest month in Afghanistan so far has been September 2006, when 19 died -- 14 in a single incident, the crash of a Royal Air Force plane near Kandahar.
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15 servicemen have died this month, compared with 19 in September 2006
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Most deaths attributed to Operation Panther's Claw in Helmand province
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Air Chief Marshall says numbers pale in comparison to 197 Taliban deaths
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Sudden spike triggers outcry in UK, criticism of vehicles used in operations

Question: The sudden spike in @placeholder deaths has triggered an outcry in the United Kingdom over the mission there and whether it will be successful.


President Barack Obama used an executive order today to impose new sanctions on North Korea today over its 'destructive, coercive cyber-related actions,' including a hack on computers Sony last month. The sanctions affect three state-controlled North Korean companies and 10 of its government officials, the Associated Press reports. Obama, still on vacation in Hawaii, notified Congress of his actions in a letter this afternoon. Scroll down for video At a press conference the day he departed for his annual holiday in the Hawaiian islands, President Barack Obama promised a 'proportional and appropriate' response to North Korea's hack on Sony Pictures Entertainment. Today he levied sanctions on the foreign government and 10 of its officials
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The sanctions affect three state-controlled North Korean companies and 10 of its government officials
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Obama, still on vacation in Hawaii, notified Congress of his actions in a letter this afternoon
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The president promised last month to take 'proportional and appropriate' measures to punish North Korea for its attack on Sony's computers
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'Today's actions are the first aspect of our response,' the White House said

Question: The White House has said several times since the Sony hack that it would like to see @placeholder pass new cyber security legislation and it would support those efforts.


Pope Francis surprised hundreds of commuters when he rode on a train to a Mass in Deajeon, Korea, instead of a helicopter He has built a reputation for his down-to-earth style and has no patience for pomp. But even so, Pope Francis surprised hundreds of ordinary commuters when he took public transport to celebrate a Mass in Korea where he is on a five day visit. The pope scrapped his plans to take a helicopter from Seoul to his first public Mass instead taking a local train to Daejeon, where he held a service at a football stadium in the city.
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Pope Francis took train to Daejeon, where he led service at football stadium
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He was seen in fourth car of train in first-class, with 500 other passengers
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Had already refused a Popemobile and arrived from airport in black Kia Soul

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Ahead of this weekend's 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 West Brom's home clash with Burnley... West Bromwich Albion vs Burnley (The Hawthorns) Kick-off: Sunday 4pm - Sky Sports 1 Odds (subject to change): West Brom EVENS Draw 9/4 Burnley 3/1 Referee: Jonathan Moss Managers: Alan Irvine (West Brom), Sean Dyche (Burnley) Head-to-head league record: West Brom wins 52, draws 26, Burnley wins 44 Team news West Brom
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West Brom strikers Brown Ideye and Victor Anichebe are doubts
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Saido Berahino and Georgios Samaras are set to start up front for Baggies
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Chris Baird is likely to miss Sunday's clash due to illness
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Kieran Trippier, David Jones and Dean Marney too have late fitness tests
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Danny Ings, Sam Vokes and Matt Taylor all out for Burnley
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Burnley have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 19 games against West Brom
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The last time Burnley failed to score against WBA was six games ago in November 2006
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Game is the 786th different fixture combination in Premier League history

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Too bewildered and dehumanised to show any emotion, a dozen young faces peer out from a world beyond comprehension. Witnesses to unfathomable depths of human savagery, these are among the last occupants of history’s most infamous slaughterhouse. To stand in the Arctic chill of Auschwitz today, it seems extraordinary that anyone survived what unfolded here. Yet, astonishingly, most of the people in this photograph – taken exactly 70 years ago today – are still alive. What’s more, four of them – including a victim of the abominable human vivisectionist, Dr Josef Mengele – have returned to Auschwitz to mark the 70th anniversary of the day that Soviet troops liberated this place.
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Auschwitz survivors visited the Nazi concentration camp today ahead of the 70th anniversary of its liberation
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Four of the survivors were pictured with an image taken exactly 70 years ago when the camp was freed
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They travelled from all over the world for the visit with many returning to the camp for the first time to pay respects
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Several gathered together entering the camp to say a prayer underneath the infamous 'Arbeit Macht Frei' sign
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The camp in Nazi-occupied Poland was liberated at the end of the Second World War by the Soviet army in 1945
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Tomorrow survivors will join heads of state for official commemorations to mark the liberation's 70th anniversary

Question: For many others, this dismal railway town in southern @placeholder was an horrific transit point on the way to being murdered somewhere else – in a labour camp or on a ‘death march’ to another prison-mortuary.


The Ballon d'Or may be the most prestigious individual prize a footballer can win, but a deeper look at the voting leaves a feeling of bemusement and frustration. Cristiano Ronaldo may have quite rightly been voted the world's best player on Monday night - his second consecutive win and third overall - and gushed about  Lionel Messi, hailing his great rival for helping him become a better player. But the Real Madrid superstar could not bring himself to include Messi in his top three players in the world, instead choosing to opt for team-mates Sergio Ramos, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema.
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Cristiano Ronaldo was named 2014 Ballon d'Or winner on Monday evening
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Lionel Messi came second and Manuel Neuer third in the voting
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Ronaldo and Messi did not include each other in their top three votes
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READ: Ronaldo and Messi remain best of enemies
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FIFA Team of the Year: FIFPro World XI

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(CNN) -- At least 24 people, including 10 children, were killed when a massive tornado struck an area outside Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon, officials said. At least seven of those children were killed at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Oklahoma, police said. Emergency personnel scoured the school's rubble -- a scene of twisted I-beams and crumbled cinder blocks. The tornado was 1.3 miles wide as it moved through Moore, in the southern part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, the National Weather Service said. The estimated peak wind ranged from 200 to 210 mph, which would make it an EF5, the most powerful category of tornado possible, according to the agency.
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NEW: Injured toll at 353, governor says
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President Obama to visit region Sunday
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All residents of Moore have now been accounted for, mayor says
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2,400 homes were damaged in Moore and Oklahoma City

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Bekaa Valley, Lebanon (CNN) -- As the Syria conflict further escalates, refugees continue to cross borders to seek safety in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Egypt. According to the U.N., the number of Syrians who have registered as refugees -- or are being assisted in these countries -- now exceeds 540,000, with an increase of over 140,000 during the past six weeks alone. I recently traveled to eastern Lebanon to work with Mercy Corps and assist the refugees who have fled their homes in Syria. It was a cold, foggy day with a constant downpour of icy rain. When we crossed the mountains into the Bekaa Valley, the rain turned to a wet snow and a hard wind lashed at us the entire day.
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More than half a million Syrians have fled to other countries
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Their numbers have risen 140,000 in the past six weeks alone
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Lebanon is hosting the largest Syrian refugee community, with more than 170,000
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Most are taken in by host families or live under tents improvised from scrap material

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By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 05:50 EST, 5 July 2013 | UPDATED: 09:16 EST, 5 July 2013 With their well-pressed shirts and Cath Kidston totes at the ready, these shoppers look like they're waiting patiently for the farmers' market to open, or perhaps a new branch of Boden. In fact, the queuers - all 300 of them - are waiting for a new Aldi store to open - the discount supermarket that has become the darling of the recession-hit middle classes. Demonstrating perfectly how the well-heeled have taken the German chain to their hearts, they parked their Aston Martins, Jaguars and Range Rovers and then queued politely from 3am for the opening of the supermarket in Knutsford, in Cheshire.
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Well-heeled locals queue as budget supermarket opens in Knutsford
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Once disparaged, the German chain was named Grocer of the Year in June
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Aldi has won awards for quality of its own-label wines, spirits and breads
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Affluent Knutsford is in Chancellor George Osborne's Tatton constituency

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(CNN) -- The Richard Nixon I knew had almost nothing to do with the Richard Nixon as portrayed in most media. The Richard Nixon I knew was a man who had served his country honorably as Dwight Eisenhower's vice president at the height of the Cold War, when Eisenhower kept us at peace for eight years -- with Nixon's help -- only to have the 1960 election stolen away from him by handsome, rich John F. Kennedy's fraud at the polls in Chicago. Nixon had endured eight years of seeing the country disintegrate into chaos in the streets and an endless, hopeless war in Vietnam under a genuinely great but very misled president, Lyndon Johnson.
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The Richard Nixon whom Ben Stein knew wasn't anything like the way media portrayed him
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Stein: Nixon was under constant media assault, never had control of both houses of Congress
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Stein: He ended Vietnam War, brought home POWs, saved Israel and made peace
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Stein: In key event to ending Cold War, Nixon opened ties with China, subduing Russia

Question: Nixon gave unequivocal support to Israel: @placeholder could not have cared less about its fate.


Greyhound trainer Anthony Fowler fed his dogs Viagra and cannabis A greyhound trainer who pumped his dog full of Viagra to make him 'run his head off' at unlicensed races has been banned from keeping dogs for life. Anthony Gregory Fowler, from Stockton-on-Tees, also gave his greyhound cannabis to slow him down, allowing him to profit from wins when the dog was then given more favourable odds. The 61-year-old was affecting odds at unlicensed race meetings, Hartlepool Magistrates Court heard. The trainer told police in an interview he fed his greyhound Jake boiled cannabis when he wanted him to lose races.
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Trainer pumped dog full of Viagra to speed it up and cannabis to slow it down

Question: The grandfather, from Stockton-on-Tees, previously admitted two charges of causing unnecessary suffering to @placeholder and two charges of administering drugs to a dog knowing it to be poisonous.


(CNN)Now that the holidays are over, there's a lot of activity bubbling up in the 2016 presidential race, especially on the Republican side. Here's a brief look at what's been happening and what we can expect to see from prospective candidates in coming weeks. Bush says same-sex marriage fight already decided The state of Florida is gearing up to start issuing same-sex marriages as early as this week after a federal judge ruled in August that the state's voter-approved same-sex marriage ban was unconstitutional. But former governor, Jeb Bush, said Sunday the decision should have been left to the states, appearing to stand by the 2008 amendment that defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
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Jeb Bush says same-sex marriage decisions should be left to voters, not judges
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Chris Christie showed off his Dallas Cowboys fandom and schmoozed with owner Jerry Jones
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Mike Huckabee ended his weekly Fox News show to spend more time exploring a presidential bid
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Bobby Jindal is going to Iowa to meet with evangelical leaders

Question: A source close to @placeholder's political operation said the decision to leave Fox has been long in the works and argued Bush's timing had "zero" impact on Huckabee's strategy.

Question: A source close to Huckabee's political operation said the decision to leave Fox has been long in the works and argued @placeholder's timing had "zero" impact on Huckabee's strategy.


Fired: Oxford University graduate Calypso Nash was sacked as a librarian at St Hilda's College for not stopping 30 students performing the internet dance sensation the Harlem Shake An Oxford University librarian has lost her job after students filmed themselves doing the latest dance craze on her watch. Calypso Nash, 23, was dismissed from St Hilda’s College after a video that shows students noisily performing a ‘Harlem Shake’ in the college library appeared on YouTube. The dance became an internet sensation last month when five Australian teenagers posted online footage of themselves gyrating to a song of the same name, by US artist DJ Baauer.
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Calypso Nash has lost her job at St Hilda's College, and students are furious
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Film posted on YouTube but Nash had nothing to do with it, culprits claim
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A petition has been launched by university students to have her reinstated

Question: Oxford University said: 'This is a matter for @placeholder, they say they do not wish to make a comment at this time.'


Washington (CNN) -- Describing the billions of dollars in contracts and services handled by the General Services Administration as a den of temptation, senators from both parties on Wednesday called for the agency at the center of a spending scandal to clean house as it roots out corruption. "The party's over," declared Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer of California, chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, at one of four congressional hearing so far this week on the controversy that has embarrassed the Obama administration in an election year. Speaking to GSA Inspector General Brian Miller and Acting Administrator Dan Tangherlini, Boxer said the panel "will support you and encourage you to clean house" at the vast federal procurement agency.
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NEW: Inspector General Brian Miller says his office is finding more possible problems
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Democrats note past GSA scandals and positive steps by Obama appointees
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Republican Sen. James Inhofe says the GSA is a likely home for corruption
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The reported abuses include wasteful spending and violations of regulations

Question: "What is so outrageous about this is how these bad apples, very bad apples, perhaps criminal apples, have sullied the reputation of very good people," @placeholder said, adding, "don't underestimate this job you have in terms of shaking this tree and letting these bad apples fall."


By Will Stewart In Moscow Miserable: Sofia Petrova, 17, has begged her mother to let her return to the U.S. from Siberia A disruptive teen whose mother sent her - literally - to Siberia is begging to come home to America after claiming she was beaten by her father and was so miserable she tried to commit suicide. Two years ago Natalia Roberts, 36, from Virginia dispatched her daughter Sofia Petrova, then 15, on a one-way trip to cold eastern Russia after a succession of arguments over her behavior. Sofia, then a typical American teenager attending Chantilly High School, was born in Siberia and has a Siberian father - but she hadn't lived there since she was two and did not speak any Russian.
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Sofia Petrova was 15 when her mother sent her to Siberia for 3 weeks to meet her father - but she was not allowed to come home
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She and her parents say she was misbehaved at home, where she stole money and disobeyed her mother's rules
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Her mom says she can only return when she has shown she has changed
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Sofia, who insists she has changed, says her father beat her and she tried to commit suicide while in a children's center in Siberia
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She now lives in a hotel where she works 60 hours a week

Question: Plea: She has written yet another letter (pictured) to her mother, who lives in @placeholder, but she said that she is not helping to speed up her return.

Question: @placeholder is convinced he was behind her Siberian punishment, and that without him, he mother would not have sent her into exile.


England is the only developed country producing school leavers who are worse at maths and reading than their grandparents, according to a damning report. The study found 16 to 24-year-olds are among the least literate and numerate in the world, lagging behind those in countries including Estonia, Poland and the Slovak Republic. England came 22nd out of 24 countries for the reading skills of its young people and 21st for maths, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Damning report: An international study has found that the UK's young people are 'among the least literate and numerate in the developed world' (file picture)
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'Deeply worrying' report shows scale of problems with UK education system
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Literacy and numeracy tables show England 22 and 21 out of 24 countries
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'School leavers among the least literate and numerate in developed world'
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Government calls them 'Labour’s children force-fed a diet of dumbing down'
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Report's author OECD admits research 'doesn’t look good for the UK'
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England only country where those retiring have better skills than the young
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Labour says years of rising GCSE grades proves they 'drove up standards'

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Sportsmail's Jamie Redknapp delivers his verdict on a weekend of shocks in the Premier League. First, Liverpool were humbled at Upton Park, losing 3-1 to West Ham to make it three defeats in five this season. And on Sunday, Manchester United were soundly beaten by Leicester City 5-3 giving Louis van Gaal much to ponder. There was also the small matter of a Frank Lampard goal against Chelsea for Manchester City in a 1-1 draw. How Van Gaal has to prove his genius It doesn’t take a great tactical mind to go out and sign Radamel Falcao and Angel di Maria. Any United fan could have done that. It’s not rocket science. But fixing the United defence is another matter. Now we really will find out if Louis van Gaal is a genius.
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Manchester United were defensively poor  in their 5-3 defeat byLeicester
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Now we'll really find out if Louis van Gaal is a genius...
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Frank Lampard will have been the happiest player on the pitch on Sunday
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Don't be fooled, he loves scoring all goals, even against Chelsea
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Liverpool must sort their defending from set-pieces if they are to improve
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Manchester City have found a new beast in defender Eliaquim Mangala
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MK Dons youngster Dele Alli could be a star of the future

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The pilot of the missing Malaysia  Airlines flight was in emotional turmoil over the break-up of his marriage, his family have revealed. Speaking about the mystery for the first time, the wife and daughter of Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah said the 53-year-old pilot had been distracted and withdrawn in the weeks before the aircraft’s  disappearance – and refused pleas to attend some marriage counselling sessions. Three weeks after Flight MH370 went missing with 239 crew and passengers aboard, investigators in Malaysia believe that someone – possibly the captain – deliberately steered the Boeing 777 off course after communications were cut.
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Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah was about to divorce his wife of 30 years
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He had refused to attend marriage counselling with Islamic elders
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He shunned family and spent hours alone on his flight simulator
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Zaharie was on the brink of divorcing his wife after nearly 30 years of marriage.
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He refused to attend marriage counselling with Islamic elders.
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He shunned family and spent hours alone on his flight simulator.
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He expressed ‘utter frustration’ at the jailing of his political hero, Anwar Ibrahim, hours before the flight.

Question: @placeholder was a fervent supporter of Anwar, a pro-democracy icon in Malaysia who was jailed for five years for sodomy hours before Flight MH370 took off for the final time.


Portland, Oregon (CNN) -- Two F-15 fighter jets escorted a passenger jet that had been headed for Hawaii back to Portland International Airport in Oregon after a passenger in coach became "uncooperative," an airline official said Wednesday. Hawaiian Airlines Flight 39 took off from Portland at 10:10 a.m. with 231 passengers and a crew of 10 when -- 90 minutes into the flight -- its captain decided to turn around the Boeing 767, said Keoni Wagner, the airline's vice president of public affairs. The fighter jets intercepted the plane at 1 p.m., North American Aerospace Defense Command said in a written statement.
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Hawaiian Airlines Flight 39 took off from Portland at 10:10 a.m. with 231 passengers
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90 minutes into the flight, captain decided to turn around the Boeing 767, said airline official
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FBI: Not releasing name of alleged unruly passenger because no charges yet

Question: @placeholder spokesman Wagner said pilots occasionally return a jet to the airport from which it took off.


The Queen last night issued an ‘unprecedented’ plea to the nation to ‘come together’ and strive for a truly united kingdom. From Balmoral, she acknowledged the rancour of recent days but urged people to put aside their ‘strongly-held’ opinions for the sake of unity. Her statement, issued after SNP leader Alex Salmond resigned, was also a clear message to politicians trying to appease voters on both sides of the border. Scroll down for video Queen Elizabeth today released a statement on the Scottish decision to remain in the Union Her Majesty apparently told a well-wisher on Sunday that voters should 'think very carefully about the future'
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Queen Elizabeth released a statement from Balmoral on Scottish referendum
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Her Majesty said the entire United Kingdom would respect yesterday's vote
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She accepted there were 'strong feelings and emotions' regarding decision
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She called on everyone to work constructively for Scotland's future in UK
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Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness called for a Northern Ireland border poll

Question: @placeholder, pictured here with Alex Salmond, right, was said to be privately concerned about the prospect of Scottish independence and the breakup of the United Kingdom which she pledged to govern


Artist Quentin Devine has gone nuts for the World Cup and carved five faces of English football legends on a handful of Brazils. Armed with a scalpel, a magnifying glass and a 99p bag of Brazil Nuts, he spent around four days on each one to perfect his portraits of Gary Lineker, Paul Gascoigne, David Beckham, Alan Shearer and current England star Wayne Rooney. Line-up: (L-R) Paul Gascoigne, David Beckham, Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Wayne Rooney appear as nuts Pick them out: The Brazil nuts were carved by micro artists Quentin Devine Meet you there: Rooney is already out in Portugal ahead of England's World Cup training camp
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Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer also immortalised in the nuts
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Carving done by micro artist Quentin Devine with a 99p bag of Brazil nuts
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Devine spent four days on each player to achieve perfection
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Challenge was set by TV channel Dave to celebrate its World Cup coverage

Question: He said: 'When @placeholder asked me to carve the faces of five of England’s most loved football legends out of Brazil nuts I knew it would be a challenge.


Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- Islamic militants have moved fighters to the Somali border town of Afmado in an effort to combat Kenyan forces who have entered Somalia, the militant group Al-Shabaab said Tuesday. The group said it viewed the Kenyan forces crossing of the joint border as "an affront to Somalia's territorial sovereignty." This move of fighters, which started Monday, comes after the militant group had threatened to "come into Kenya" if Kenyan forces did not leave Somalia. "Kenyan troops have entered 100 kilometers into Somalia, and their planes are bombarding and killing residents," Sheikh Ali Mahmud Ragi, spokesman for Al-Shabaab, said in an online message posted on a jihadist website this week. "We shall come into Kenya if you do not go back."
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NEW: Kenyan and Somali governments pledging cooperation in Al-Shabaab fight
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NEW: Al-Shabaab, which is linked to al Qaeda, denies role in recent abductions
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:32 EST, 2 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:45 EST, 2 November 2013 Mitt Romney did not just have a problem with Chris Christie's obesity - he also was not above poking fun at heavyset women, it was revealed today. According to a new tell-all book about the 2012 presidential campaign, the trim former Massachusetts governor cared a great deal about fitness and naturally disliked those who did not. 'Oh, there’s your date for tonight,' he would jokingly tell his male staffers when they spotted a chunky woman on the street, Time Swampland reported. Scroll down for video
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Romney's aides concluded there were 'potential landmines' in New Jersey governor's health and background checks, a new book has revealed
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Christie failed to answer questions about his defamation lawsuit, his time as a securities lobbyist, his home help and his health
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Christie previously claimed the checks were 'intrusive'
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Question: 'The dossier on the @placeholder governor’s background was littered with potential land mines,' the authors write.


By Lee Moran Last updated at 1:14 PM on 25th October 2011 A former leader of the U.S. Hare Krishna movement - forced to flee to India in disgrace after being convicted of racketeering and his implication in the killing of two devotees - has died of kidney failure. Swami Bhaktipada, who built a golden palace in the hills of Appalachia for his followers - died aged 74 on Monday in a hospital near Mumbai, India. He was released from prison in 2004 after serving eights years of a 12-year sentence and moved to India in 2008. Convict: Swami Bhaktipada, who built a golden palace in the hills of Appalachia for his followers - died aged 74 on Monday in a hospital near Mumbai, India
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Swami Bhaktipada 'implicated in killing of two devotees'

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 00:30 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:01 EST, 30 October 2013 Supermarket Sainsbury's is stepping up its fight against rival Tesco's Price Promise campaign in a long-running row over comparisons between the two firm's products. Britain's third biggest grocery chain is to take its battle into the courtroom by requesting a judicial review against a ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) that rejected its complaint over the Tesco pledge. The move comes after Sainsbury's lost an appeal against the ASA decision earlier this month, when a report by the watchdog's independent reviewer Sir Hayden Philips backed the ASA findings.
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Sainsbury's is escalating row with Tesco over price comparison
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It claims Tesco is not making fair claims over prices of certain goods
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Move follows ad watchdog rejecting complaint from Sainsbury's

Question: Sir Hayden agreed with the ASA, although he said @placeholder's had made a 'persuasive case' that customers increasingly place value on provenance and other ethical issues.


(CNN) -- Greek voters will go to the polls to elect a new government two years early, Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis announced Thursday. Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis says he wants to enact reforms in response to the international financial crisis. He called the early elections in response to pressure from the opposition Socialist Party, which threatened to block the election of a president in February if there was no general election first. Karamanlis is also seeking a mandate from the voters for reforms in response to the international financial crisis, he said. "It's up to the citizens to decide who has the right plan to govern and face the economic challenges," he said in a speech to the country.
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Called early elections in response to pressure from opposition Socialist Party
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PM called for "stringent control on public spending ... war on tax-evasion"

Question: That election was seen as a litmus test for @placeholder at a time of political and economic uncertainty with the economy shrinking and the country staring at a recession after nearly 15 years of high-profile growth.


(CNN)Do black people have a history? There have always been doubters. In 1843 Noah Webster, said by some to be the founding father of American scholarship and education, was asked by black minister Amos Beman to share "some account of the origin of the African race." Of Africans, Webster replied, "there is no history, and there can be none." To be outside of history in Webster's view, was to be in a permanent state of "barbarism," without the benefit of Europe's civilizing influence. Webster's view is no throwback. Take the 2007 example of then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy who, during a state visit to Senegal, remarked: "The tragedy of Africa is that the African has not fully entered into history." Sarkozy deemed Africa a place unaffected by change and without a capacity for progress, and thus beyond historical analysis.
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Historian Carter G. Woodson created Black History Week to highlight the history and achievements of African Americans
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Martha S. Jones: The month ensures "that understandings of the black past extend beyond ivy-covered towers"

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In Syria's cyberwar, the regime's supporters have deployed a new weapon against opposition activists -- computer viruses that spy on them, according to an IT specialist from a Syrian opposition group and a former international aid worker whose computer was infected. A U.S.-based antivirus software maker, which analyzed one of the viruses at CNN's request, said that it was recently written for a specific cyberespionage campaign and that it passes information it robs from computers to a server at a government-owned telecommunications company in Syria. Supporters of dictator Bashar al-Assad first steal the identities of opposition activists, then impersonate them in online chats, said software engineer Dlshad Othman. They gain the trust of other users, pass out Trojan horse viruses and encourage people to open them.
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U.S. antivirus experts say a virus is sending information to a server in Syria
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Activists: Regime supporters are stealing oppositionists' online identities'
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Imposters use stolen identities to pass the viruses to activists, opposition claims
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Antivirus software may not yet optimally protect against the new viruses

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former FBI Director Louis Freeh said Friday that Attorney General-designate Eric Holder allowed himself "to be used" by the Clinton White House in the pardon process for then-fugitive financier Marc Rich in January 2001. Former FBI director Louis Freeh calls Attorney General-designate Eric Holder man of "tremendous integrity." But Freeh told senators at Holder's confirmation that Holder was nevertheless a man of "tremendous integrity" who "will never allow himself again to be put in that position." "The pardon of Marc Rich was a corrupt act," Freeh said, but was not Holder's responsibility. Freeh asserted that President Bill Clinton's White House staff kept the FBI and Justice Department "in the dark" and "actively conspired" to ensure that nobody knew what pardons were being considered shortly before Clinton left office.
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Former FBI director Louis Freeh calls Holder a man of "tremendous integrity"
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Freeh calls pardon of Marc Rich "a corrupt act" but not Holder's responsibility
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Holder admits he "made mistakes" in handling of pardon of financier Rich
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Holder faulted for recommending clemency for Puerto Rican nationalists

Question: "The [Clinton] White House went to extraordinary lengths to deceive the attorney general, myself, the @placeholder and everyone about who was on the secret pardon list.

Question: He was particularly quick to admit that he made mistakes during the @placeholder pardon incident at the end of the Clinton administration that were "not typical" of his conduct over most of his career.


By Joshua Gardner A Texas millionaire's dogs are so pampered they've got their own $45 per hour social media consultant churning out their personal blog posts. Auto recycling tycoon Ron Sturgeon loves his King Charles Cavaliers Willy, Dixie and Lance so much he pays for the world to see their thoughts on Facebook, Twitter and a personal blog. But that's just the start of their pampering. Sturgeon's love runs so deep he's even said he may stiff his family and will his $75 million fortune to the dogs. Scroll down for video... Blogging dogs: These  Cavalier King Charles Spaniels owned by auto salvage millionaire Ron Sturgeon have their own Facebook account with 20,000 followers, a Twitter account and a blog
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Josh Davis from Fort Worth, Texas runs the Twitter, Facebook and blogs of auto recycling millionaire Ron Sturgeon's pets
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Sturgeon's three Cavalier King Charles Spaniels boast 23,000 followers on Facebook
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The three dogs and sometimes some foster pups pose in funny situations and in Sturgeon's many sports cars as they lap up the attention

Question: Behind the paws: @placeholder computer programmer and entrepreneur Josh Davis spends several hours a week at $45/hr blogging from the viewpoint of Sturgeon's dogs


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 2:34 PM on 4th July 2011 Tony Blair was warned by MI6 that his feud with Gordon Brown was becoming so problematic that France and Germany were plotting to exploit their differences, it has been claimed. The latest volumes of Alastair Campbell’s diaries reveal that intelligence memos were passed to Blair informing him that Germany believed he and Brown 'were on different tracks' and that they, as well as the French, planned to take advantage of this. At an EU summit in Nice in December 2000, Campbell noted: 'The French and Germans, according to the spooks, were exploiting the fact that GB was seen as a rival to TB, to try to divide them further.'
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Blair labelled Brown's then henchman Ed Balls 'highly disruptive influence', claims Campbell

Question: On the day before the 2001 general election Mr Blair told his inner circle he had ‘sadly, very sadly’ reached the conclusion that @placeholder was working against him.


(CNN) -- On Tuesday, protests rocked the American embassy compound in Cairo, while heavily armed militias overran the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and several others. The incidents initially seemed related, but they are in fact dramatically different developments. In Egypt, a 2,000-strong crowd of protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Embassy to protest a film that depicts Islam in crude and offensive ways. The film is apparently being promoted by an Egyptian-American Coptic Christian now living in the United States and Terry Jones, the Florida pastor of "International Burn a Koran Day" infamy.
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Isobel Coleman: Origins of anti-American actions in Egypt, Libya were quite different
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She says Egypt demonstration prompted by offensive anti-Muslim video
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The Libya attack, which killed 4 Americans, was well-planned, by an armed group, she says
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Coleman: Leaders have an opportunity to help prevent further bloodshed

Question: Reports of what happened in @placeholder are still emerging, but it seems clear that the takeover of the consulate was a well-planned attack by a highly armed group.


Extravagant: India Rose James at The Look Of Love premiere, the film about her grandfather Paul Raymond She is the porn baron’s grand-daughter whose family wealth exceeds £300million. But although she is one of the luckiest 21-year-olds in the country, India Rose James is, it seems, keen to squander her fortune. The heiress, who was the youngest person to make yesterday’s Sunday Times Rich List, lives an indulgent and extravagant party lifestyle after benefiting from Paul Raymond’s will. Her £329million fortune, which she shares with her sister Fawn, makes them technically richer than the Queen. The rich list also revealed that:
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India Rose James shares her £329million fortune with her sister Fawn
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They are the biggest landlords in Soho thanks to their grandfather
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Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal was toppled from top spot by Alisher Usmanov
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A record 118 women, collectively worth £55.287billion, are now among the 1,000 richest people in Britain;
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Russian oligarchs are three of the five wealthiest, including the top two positions;
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Aristocrats are being squeezed out of the super-rich club by the new money from overseas, with the highest ranked member of the landed gentry, the Duke of Westminster, falling to his lowest position yet; and
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The best-off continue to defy the economic gloom, with the collective wealth of the most affluent 1,000 now hitting a record £450billion, up £35.4billion on last year.

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(CNN) -- If Vladimir Putin wanted to get America's attention, he's done a pretty good job. The Russian president's opinion piece arguing against military intervention in Syria, published on The New York Times' website late Wednesday, set off a flurry of reactions -- some outraged, some impressed, and some just plain bemused. Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez said the piece made him almost want to throw up, and House Speaker John Boehner said he was "insulted." Putin said he wrote the article "to speak directly to the American people and their political leaders." But he appeared to have raised some hackles with the last paragraph in which he disputed the idea of American exceptionalism.
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Vladimir Putin argues against U.S. military action on NY Times opinion piece
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Disputes idea of "American exceptionalism" raised by Barack Obama in speech
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Sen. Menendez says op-ed almost made him sick, House Speaker John Boehner "insulted"
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Obama ignores question about Putin piece; pushes diplomacy on Syria chem weapons

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There wasn't room for the two of them. In the fall of 2012, with the presidential race in full swing, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, two prominent Republican governors with well-known national ambitions, were engaged in a different kind of campaign. Behind the scenes, both men were aggressively jockeying for a plum political gig: The chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association, a coveted post for any aspiring presidential candidate. The high-profile job would allow one of them to travel the country, gain a foothold in key states, and mingle with some of the GOP's leading financial backers -- all while controlling a nearly $150 million midterm political budget.
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High-profile job allows Christie to gain foothold in key states, mingle with GOP's big financial backers
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Previous RGA chairmen have used the job as a national launching pad
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Christie launched behind the scenes phone and email campaign to shake up order of succession
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Christie backers say his ever-growing star power will be boon for RGA in a busy election year.

Question: Christie to @placeholder: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'

Question: It soon became clear, though, that "Christie had the votes," one person familiar with the whip effort told CNN, citing Christie's argument that it would be best for him to run the committee after securing re-election in @placeholder.


Charleston, West Virginia (CNN) -- He was raised an orphan of the West Virginia coal mines years before the Great Depression. On Friday -- as his body made a final return to the state he loved -- Sen. Robert C. Byrd was remembered as a political titan, champion of the poor, and defender of the Constitution. Political leaders from both parties and every corner of the country came together at the start of the Independence Day weekend to pay homage to America's longest serving member of Congress, who died Monday at the age of 92. President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell were among the mourners who gathered at a memorial service in Charleston for the veteran legislator.
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West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd is honored at memorial service
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Obama, Biden, Pelosi, Reid and McConnell are among the mourners
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Obama: The arc of Byrd's life "bent towards justice"
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Byrd is to be buried Tuesday

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By Ashley Collman and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 22:33 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 02:37 EST, 21 December 2013 The father of the man shot dead on live television by Los Angeles police officers has broken his silence over the traumatic ordeal. Bill Beaird, 80, watched as three LAPD officers shot son Brian Beaird 22 times after he led them on an hour-long car chase through the city before crashing his silver Corvette and spinning out of control. The grieving father claims he told his son, 55, to pull over in a frantic phone call during the pursuit in which insisted he had done nothing wrong.
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Brian Beaird led police on an hour-long speed chase through Los Angeles
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Video captured the moment when Beaird seemed to speed through a red light and crashed into another car
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Officers tailed the man for an hour and attempted to pull him over for reckless driving and a possible DUI
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Police investigating claim officers mistook the sound of a colleague's non-lethal 'bean-bag' shotgun for a real gunfire

Question: On foot: After the crash, the @placeholder suspect tries to drive his totaled car but crashes it into a telephone pole while backing up and it won't move.


By James Nye and Snejana Farberov for Mail online Deepest sympathy: Iraqi President Fuad Masum sent a letter of condolences to the Foley family in reaction to the beheading of their son James Iraqi President Fuad Masum today sent a letter to the family of American journalist James Foley beheaded by ISIS fanatics, expressing his condolences. Masum has become the first Iraqi official to contact the Foleys since the gruesome video of the desert execution was released by the Islamist militants earlier this week. Masum, who assumed office a month ago, called Foley's slaying a 'bloodthirsty act' in his three-paragraph note written in Arabic.
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President Fuad Masum sent the letter written in Arabic to James Foley's family Saturday
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The newly elected Iraqi leader called the ISIS execution a 'bloodthirsty act'
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The slain journalist's parents and siblings got a call from Pope Francis on Friday
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Michael and Katie Foley publicly criticized the US hostage policy and said the government could have done more for their brother

Question: Unable to speak any more about the horrifying clip, incredibly the @placeholder claimed that they will one day forgive their sons killers.


(CNN) -- If you're running for office, it's best not to make incendiary comments about rape. That appears to be as much the case in Indonesia as it is in the United States. Daming Sanusi, a candidate for the Indonesian Supreme Court, has fueled outrage in the predominantly Muslim country by suggesting that rape victims enjoy being violated. Read more: 'Mother Robin' delivers for poor women in Indonesia He made the comments Monday in front of a parliamentary commission hearing to determine if he was a fit for the top court, according to the official Indonesian news agency Antara.
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Daming Sanusi says that in rape cases "both the rapist and the victim enjoy it"
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His remarks prompt outrage and appear to derail his Supreme Court bid
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He apologizes and says he was trying to make a joke
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His comments come after controversial comments on rape in the United States

Question: News of his comments quickly spread on social media, prompting anger, disgust and calls for @placeholder's candidature for the Supreme Court to be shot down.

Question: Indonesian political figures began to distance themselves from Daming amid the outrage this week, and his chances of being selected as a @placeholder justice seemed to wither.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The U.S. soldier who authorities say killed five fellow troops -- including a Navy commander -- at a stress clinic in Iraq on Monday apparently used a weapon he wrested away from another soldier, a Defense official said. The Camp Liberty shooter has been identified as Army Sgt. John M. Russell of Sherman, Texas. After getting the weapon, the soldier stole a military vehicle and drove to the clinic, where earlier he had been in a fight, the official said. The shooter was identified as Army Sgt. John M. Russell, according to Maj. Gen. David Perkins, the military spokesman who briefed reporters in Baghdad, Iraq, on Tuesday.
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Army Sgt. John Russell charged in killings of five fellow soldiers
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Russell, 44, of Texas serving third tour in Iraq
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Military spokesman: Russell referred to counseling, had gun confiscated recently

Question: His father, Wilburn Russell, also of @placeholder, said Russell had e-mailed his wife saying he believed unidentified officers were trying to run him out of the military.


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 04:15 EST, 15 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:49 EST, 15 August 2012 The shocking hours worked by engineers at Samsung while creating its mobile phones has been revealed. An engineer who helped develop the Galaxy S phone admitted to only sleeping for 2-3 hours a night while working on the handset. The revelations came as the Korean firm's court battle with Apple intensified. Samsung's Galaxy S handset. Engineers today admitted they only slept for two hours a night while developing it A Samsung Electronics Co Ltd expert witness testified on Tuesday that Apple Inc's iPhone and iPad violate three of Samsung's patents, as the South Korean electronics company went on offense in the third week of a high stakes trial.
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Firm accuses Apple of infringing patents for emailing photos
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Engineers at Samsung admit to working 22 hour days

Question: He was one of Samsung's first witnesses after a parade of Apple experts said @placeholder phones and tablets violated Apple's patents.


Edinburgh, Scotland (CNN) -- Politicians made their final pleas to Scottish voters Wednesday, the last day of campaigning before they head to the ballot box to vote on independence. Opinion polls put the two sides neck-and-neck ahead of Thursday's historic referendum, which could see Scotland split from the United Kingdom. Voters will be asked the yes/no question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" The latest poll of polls, released Wednesday by ScotCen, an independent research center, shows "no" at 52% and "yes" at 48%, with "don't know" voters excluded. It is consistent with results over the past week or so, which have indicated the race is too close to call.
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NEW: The latest poll of polls suggests the "no" campaign has a slim lead
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NEW: Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond: "This is our opportunity of a lifetime"
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Former PM Gordon Brown: "We who vote 'no' love our Scotland and love our country"
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Former UK defense chiefs warn that Scottish independence "will weaken us all"

Question: "The division of the @placeholder may or may not be politically or economically sensible, but in military terms we are clear: it will weaken us all."


Newsagents  questioned by police over the sale of copies of Charlie Hebdo say they believe officers were given clear orders to seek customers' details. Forces across Britain have repeatedly denied ever instructing officers to make such inquiries, instead claiming their visits to stores were to ease community tensions. After a handful  in Wiltshire and Wales came forward to say they had faced such questions, police repeated their protestations. But shop owners and readers of the magazine have today slammed their reaction, saying they have been left 'outraged' by having their claims dismissed. Newsagents have expressed fury after police denied claims they instructed officers to demand the names of Charlie Hebdo readers. In one case a force categorically rejected the claim such questions had been asked
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Newsagents slammed police denial that they asked for readers' names
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Handful of stores stocking the magazine last week were visited by officers
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Police said it was part of an effort to ease community tensions across UK
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Some claim they were asked to disclose names of those who bought it
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Dyfed-Powys Police have repeatedly denied the shop owner's accusation
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Wiltshire Police said relevant 'overzealous' PCSO had acted on her own
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Yesterday head of UK's terror unit said no national guidance was issued
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Customers and shop owners maintain that officers demanded the names

Question: 'He didn't give my name so I didn't complain but now it's being said the case in @placeholder was down to the officer, that's just clearly not the case.'


(CNN) -- Just about every capital city in Eastern Europe seems to have been called "the Paris of the East" at some point. Unlike most other cities in the region, however, Budapest doesn't need the comparison. The grand old dame on the Danube is one of Europe's finest capitals by any measure. The eight landmark buildings below give you a feel for both Pest and Buda -- originally separate cities, divided by the river, but united about 150 years ago to form the modern metropolis. Visit these sights in the order presented here and they form a walking tour of sorts (see map to the left), albeit with the option of jumping on public transport or taking the odd taxi.
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"Paris of the East"? Budapest needs no such comparison
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Budapest's Opera House may be smaller than Vienna's -- but it's more opulent
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The city's Chain Bridge and Royal Palace look superb lit up at night

Question: Budapest is a city of bridges, but the Széchenyi Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd) is the granddaddy of them all -- in 1849 it became the first permanent span linking Buda and @placeholder.


Swansea manager Garry Monk has accused television of adding to Alan Pardew's misery at Stoke on Monday night, claiming there was an agenda against the under-fire Newcastle boss. Pardew will be in the spotlight at Swansea again on Saturday with Newcastle one place off the bottom of the  Premier League and his job said to be still very much in the balance. The Newcastle manager's job prospects looked bleak after Monday's 1-0 defeat to the Potters, but Pardew remains in charge for the trip to south Wales and Swansea counterpart Monk admitted he felt sympathy for him while watching the game on television at home.
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Swansea boss Garry Monk says the television coverage of Newcastle's 1-0 defeat by Stoke on Monday was unfair to Alan Pardew
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Monk believes there was an agenda behind it
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The young manager has backed Pardew to get through this tough period
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Swansea face Newcastle on Saturday at the Liberty Stadium
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The Magpies go into the game in 19th position in the Premier League

Question: 'Every time there was a bad mistake or some sort of attack against @placeholder they'd pan to the manager and the chairman.


Supporters of the three biggest clubs in Spain were not surprised to see the images of Sergio Aguero destroying Bayern Munich on Wednesday morning. Barcelona and Real Madrid fans still wish their clubs had moved for him in 2011 and Atletico Madrid supporters will never forget the way his goals got them back into the Champions League and made them believe they could mix it with the top two. Fate has kept Aguero out of the clutches of Real Madrid and Barcelona just as injuries have kept him off the Ballon d’Or podium but no-one in Spain or in his native Argentina believes the Manchester City striker is, on his day, any less of a player than Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
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Sergio Aguero showed his class with hat-trick against Bayern Munich
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Aguero has scored 17 of Manchester City's 38 goals this season
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Lionel Messi wanted Barcelona to sign his international team-mate in 2011
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Barca refused, and Aguero joined City instead

Question: This is a player who never had the luxury Messi enjoyed of turning up in @placeholder aged 12 and being allowed to gradually adapt as he moved up through the youth ranks.


Ellar Coltrane is the movie critics' new darling. Acclaimed for his breakthrough starring role in the Golden Globe-winning Boyhood, the 20-year-old with his pouty lips, occasional nose ring and diffident air heats up red carpets wherever he goes. Already he has been named Best Young Actor at the Critics' Choice Awards and is nominated by the Screen Actors Guild along with his onscreen parents Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette and sister Lorelei Linklater for best ensemble cast. 'Boyhood' is considered one of the leading contenders for Best Movie at next month's Oscars. But Coltrane's Hollywood high life is all a world away from the rusting 50-year-old school bus that his maternal grandmother calls home.
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Kathy Horton, Boyhood star Ellar Coltrane's maternal grandmother, hasn't seen him in three years but he is 'happy, happy' with his new-found fame
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She pays $125 a month to park her $500 bus on a plot on a dead-end road
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One neighbor is trying to get her to leave. He fires his 20-gauge shot gun eight times a day
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She hasn't left the property in months; she won't get into her SUV
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Breaking into tears, she explains that her beloved black Labrador Abigail died of heat exhaustion when she accidentally left him in the Isuzu Trooper
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Parts of her grandson's life are woven into film - his mother was married and divorced three times
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Kathy was involved with Ellar's mom's first husband - but she didn't tell him she loved him and he then married her daughter

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(CNN) -- Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir asked Arab leaders meeting in Qatar on Monday to strongly reject an arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court for war crimes. Omar al-Bashir is the subject of an ICC arrest warrant over allaged war crimes in Darfur. Al-Bashir landed in Qatar on Sunday and met with Qatar's emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. On Monday, he expressed his gratitude to the Arab League Summit. "We appreciate your support for Sudan in many areas," al-Bashir said. "This support will, God willing, lead to issuing clear and unequivocal decisions -- rejecting the decision [the ICC arrest warrant]."
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Sudanese president asks Arab League Summit to reject arrest warrant against him
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Omar al-Bashir is charged with war crimes by the International Criminal Court
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Al-Bashir accused of crimes against humanity in his campaign against Darfur rebels
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U.N. secretary general attends summit, but avoids any confrontation with al-Bashir

Question: @placeholder, site of the summit, is not a member of the tribunal.


From blond cornrows to a slick side parting, David Beckham has long been a source of hair inspiration for British men. But now Beckham, and the rest of the footballing world, have stiff competition in the shape of YouTube vloggers whose hair tutorials are now being watched - and emulated - by millions. Top of the vlogging - and hair - pops is Robin James, who boasts 37,000 followers and a quirky approach to styling. Scroll down for video Men are now more likely to turn to YouTube stars such as Robin James for style inspiration than footballers David Beckham, seen here with son Romeo, was once the inspiration for most men but no longer
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YouTube vloggers have provided a generation of men with hair inspiration
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Biggest star of all is Alfie Deyes, 20, who has three million subscribers

Question: While @placeholder is the most eye-catching of the new breed of hair vloggers, he is by no means the only one.


By Daily Mail Reporter Error messages that pop up on Windows computers could enable the National Security Agency to spy on PC users, according to a report. The error messages appear when a Windows programme stops working or 'freezes' and a computer user can choose to send an error report to Microsoft to highlight the problem, which is designed to help Microsoft engineers improve their products and fix bugs. However, conscientious computer users might be sending reports to the NSA as well as the tech giant, a report by German magazine Der Spiegel suggests. Error messages that pop up on Windows computers could enable the National Security Agency to spy on PC users, according to a report. The error messages appear when a Windows programme stops working or freezes and a computer user can choose to send an error report to Microsoft to highlight the problem
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Computer users might be sending reports to the NSA when they think they are sending them to Microsoft, according to a report by Der Spiegel
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The crash reports are a ‘neat way’ of gaining ‘passive access' to a computer, according to an NSA presentation obtained by the magazine
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Question: Designed to look just like a genuine @placeholder error report popup, it says: ‘A log of this error has been created.


By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has slammed FIFA for their 'bad organisation' which has led to inconsistent fixture scheduling and poor pitches at the 2014 World Cup. The Portuguese does not believe that teams from the same group should play their final matches having had an extra day's rest, as is the case in Group G. Germany and Ghana played their second group match 24 hours earlier than USA and Portugal but both of the final games in Group G are scheduled for Thursday. Blast: Jose Mourinho has slammed FIFA for their 'bad organisation' during the World Cup in Brazil
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Mourinho believes teams from same group should not play 24 hours apart
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The Portuguese says World Cup experience is damaged by poor pitches
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Chelsea boss believes it is not 'acceptable' for bad pitches at World Cup

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(CNN)Three likely presidential candidates shared the stage Sunday night before a roomful of wealthy donors, engaging in a rapid-fire policy discussion that underscored sharp disagreement within the GOP over global affairs and national security. Republican Sens. Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul took part in a largely friendly, but occasionally fiery, panel at the Palm Springs event sponsored by mega GOP donors David and Charles Koch, better known as the Koch Brothers. The event, moderated by ABC's Jonathan Karl, marked the first time potential GOP contenders gathered on the same stage at the same time to talk about policy in 2015, a year that's expected to see a hoard of candidates compete for the Republican nomination in forums and debates.
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Sens. Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul debated foreign policy Sunday night
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They sat on stage for a panel hosted by the Koch brothers
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It was the first time potential presidential candidates shared a stage at the same time this year

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America's rich generally have better schools, tidier parks and (surprisingly enough) more trees. But are their neighborhoods also more likely to be mapped by Google? That's the question two readers asked after I published a series of stories on East Carroll Parish, Louisiana, which I called "the most unequal place in America," based on its extraordinary level of income inequality. The readers noticed something I hadn't: The rich side of Lake Providence, which is the largest town in the parish, is mapped in detail by Google Street View; the poor side isn't. "After reading I your article, I wanted to see where this Lake Providence in Louisiana is. So I went to Google map and found it," wrote Sam Patadia, a 63-year-old in Houston. "Then I decided to look at the town through Google street view to see the houses there but I was surprised to find that even Google discriminates against poor. They have the street view of most of the northern part of the town but very little on the south side though the south side has more streets."
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Readers notice the poor side of a town isn't mapped with Google Street View
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John Sutter asks whether there is a trend with mapping and income
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Google: "We try to cover as many streets as possible"
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Sutter asks readers to send in examples from their communities

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Samantha Harris today choked back tears as she described how the jailing of her fiancé for causing death by dangerous driving had left her shattered. The 23-year-old model was in an emotional state as she attended a beauty launch for Priceline Pharmacy at Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens just two days after Luke Hunt was sent to prison for four years. Ms Harris, who was in the car at the time of the accident, struggled to discuss the tragedy which left 78-year-old Kenneth Lay dead. Scroll down for video Struggling to cope: Model Samantha Harris at an event at Sydney's Botanic Gardens just two days after her fiance was jailed for four years
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Luke Hunt, 28, crashed into Kenneth Lay, 78, two years ago
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Harris, who was in the car at the time of the incident still struggles to discuss the tragedy
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Kenneth Lay, grandfather of 16, died from injuries sustained in the crash
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The court heard that Hunt was driving 35 km/h over the speed limit when he ran a red light in Narweena, NSW

Question: @placeholder defended her lack of appearance, saying she was avoiding the attention of media: 'She is very upset, she can't handle it nowadays,' he said


Roy Hodgson has reassured Ross Barkley that he has a big future with the national team after he played just four minutes against Scotland as a substitute and failed to get on the pitch against Slovenia. Last weekend his Everton manager Roberto Martinez claimed Barkley, 20, can be the best player in the history of the national team. Hodgson said: ‘I am not uncertain about him. Barkley has only just come back from a long injury. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ross Barkley: Beckham and Rooney were my inspirations Ross Barkley (left) was making his first appearance for England since the World Cup in Brazil
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Ross Barkley also failed to see any action against Slovenia
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Everton manager Roberto Martinez recently claimed Barkley can be the best player in the history of the national team
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Toffees star needs more game time, says England boss

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(CNN) -- For more than two decades, New Jersey investigators had not been able to solve the homicide of 5-year-old Timothy Wiltsey. His mother, Michelle Lodzinski, reported the boy missing on May 25, 1991, telling police he disappeared at a carnival. On Wednesday, 23 years after Timmy vanished, Lodzinski was arrested in Florida on a murder charge in connection with his death. His disappearance shook the South Amboy, New Jersey, community where his family lived. Dozens of volunteers searched nearby fields and marshes for clues, according to CNN affiliate WCBS. The case gained national attention after missing posters for the boy were distributed to thousands of rail employees in 13 states, WCBS reported. Timmy's picture was even displayed on a giant screen at Yankee Stadium.
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Prosecutors say boy's body was found 11 months after he was reported missing in 1991
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A new investigation was launched after a routine cold-case review
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Boy's mother, Michelle Lodzinski, was arrested 23 years after reporting her son missing

Question: Days after she reported her son missing, Lodzinski told detectives that two men, one with a knife, kidnapped @placeholder, the newspaper reported.


(CNN) -- Mexico ended 2009 with a record number of drug-related deaths, greatly surpassing the then-record tally reached in 2008, unofficial counts indicate. The government has not released official figures, but national media say 7,600 Mexicans lost their lives in the war on drugs in 2009. Mexican President Felipe Calderon said earlier this year that 6,500 Mexicans died in drug violence in 2008. Officials say more than 15,000 Mexicans have died since Calderon declared war on the drug cartels shortly after taking office in December 2006. Some observers, such as former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, have likened the situation to a civil war.
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National media say 7,600 Mexicans died in the war on drugs in 2009
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Gangs affiliated with two major cartels have heightened the violence
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Despite dire situation, mayor of beleaguered Ciudad Juarez sees a brighter 2010
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More personnel, tougher laws, Crime Stoppers all will be better weapons, mayor says

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Carol Thatcher said yesterday that she was expecting a ‘tough and tearful week’ as she prepared for her mother’s funeral. Speaking outside the family home in Belgravia, Central London, Margaret Thatcher’s daughter said she felt ‘like anyone else who has just lost a second parent’. But dressed in a black shawl, black trousers and clutching a pair of sunglasses, Ms Thatcher made clear she had found comfort in the messages of sympathy and support. Scroll down for video 'Tough and tearful': Carol Thatcher made the poignant comment to media gathered outside the family home in Chester Square, London Grateful: Miss Thatcher, 59, whose twin brother Mark can be seen standing behind, thanked well-wishers for their outpouring of sympathy and support
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Carol Thatcher made statement outside family home in Belgravia
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She and twin brother Sir Mark in London ahead of funeral on Wednesday
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First public appearance together since funeral of their father Sir Denis
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MPs and peers will be able to pay respects on the eve of the funeral

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GENEVA, Switzerland (CNN)  -- The Obama administration has been talking about "pressing the reset button" with Russia after relations "crashed" when Russia invaded Georgia last August. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton laugh about their "reset' button. When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton greeted Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Geneva on Friday before sitting down to their working dinner, she presented him a small green box with a ribbon. Inside was a red button with the Russian word "peregruzka" printed on it. "I would like to present you with a little gift that represents what President Obama and Vice President Biden and I have been saying and that is: 'We want to reset our relationship and so we will do it together.'"
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United States, Russia want to "reset" relations after years of tension
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gives "reset" button to Russian counterpart
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Text on button actually translates to "overcharged"
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Both countries want to renegotiate Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

Question: In an apparent reference to @placeholder military supplies to Georgia, Lavrov said, "We want our partners to act the same way and show restraint in military supplies to those countries where, including very recently, those weapons have been used very close to our borders."


'@natsecwonk': Under an anonymous Twitter account Jofi Joseph bashed his bosses and other Washington elites A White House national security adviser is out of the job after it was revealed he was behind a Twitter page popular amongst Washington D.C.'s foreign policy community that he often used to anonymously insult many of his bosses and other powerful D.C. insiders. Additionally, Jofi Joseph, a director in the non-proliferation section of the National Security Staff at the White House, used the account - with the moniker @natsecwonk - to reveal internal information about the Obama White House for more than two years.
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Jofi Joseph is a director in the non-proliferation section of the National Security Staff at the White House
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In one Twitter rant he called Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett a 'vacuous cipher'
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In other posts he called Sarah Palin and her family 'white trash'

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(CNN)Is there pixie dust mixed into the food and drink of the happiest places on Earth? Or is it something in the crisp clear air of many of the world's happiest nations? When the United Nations declared March 20 the International Day of Happiness, it recognized the relevance of "happiness and well-being as universal goals and aspirations in the lives of human beings around the world." This officially-designated happy date is marking its third year. The happiest of countries -- many of which are in Scandinavia according to the most recent World Happiness Report -- have a robust combination of higher life expectancy, gross domestic product per capita, social support, generosity, freedom to make life choices and lower perceptions of corruption. By analyzing happiness data, officials hope to improve the world's social, economic and environmental well-being.
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March 20 is the United Nations-designated International Day of Happiness
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Try visiting some of the happiest countries to catch a bit of their spirit
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The Danish spirit of 'hygge" may take over your visit

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 12:59 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 15 November 2013 One of the year's most hotly anticipated fashion collaborations has been unveiled. Alexander McQueen and Damien Hirst have created a 30-piece scarf collection which is likely to be a hit among fashion and art lovers. The somewhat Gothic designs, which celebrate the 10th anniversary of McQueen's iconic skull motif, focus on the dark beauty that both names have made their trademark. Scroll down for video It's here! Damien Hirst and Alexander McQueen's hotly anticipated collection lands...but one scarf will set you back £700
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30-piece scarf collection priced between £315 and £715
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Both Hirst and McQueen are known for their fondness of the skull motif

Question: Creepy crawlies: The scarves are adapted from @placeholder's Entomology series and butterflies, bugs, and spiders


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 9 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:52 EST, 9 October 2013 The heartbroken family of a pregnant mother mysteriously shot to death as she drove home six weeks ago are still desperately searching for answers. Brittany Stykes, 22, was shot in the neck and through the chest as she drove in Bethel, Ohio with her 14-month-old daughter Aubree inside the car and crashed the vehicle into a wooded area. When a passerby spotted her yellow Jeep, he discovered her and her unborn child dead inside and her toddler daughter crying for her mother, covered in blood. Aubree had been shot once in the head but is recovering after multiple surgeries.
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Married mother-of-one Brittany Stykes was found dead in her Jeep in August after a passerby saw her crashed car off a highway
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She was four months pregnant and the unborn child also died
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Her 14-month-old daughter Aubree was hit in the head with a bullet but survived and continues to undergo surgeries
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Police do not know where the bullets came from or who fired them

Question: Scene: Trucks tow @placeholder's yellow Jeep, right, which was found crashed off the highway on August 28


(CNN) -- Mercedes domination of the Formula One season came to a shuddering halt in final qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix Saturday as Brazilian veteran Felipe Massa took pole position. Massa held off Williams teammate Valtteri Bottas of Finland with championship leader Nico Rosberg only third for Mercedes. Rosberg's teammate Lewis Hamilton fared worse, having to settle for ninth fastest on an afternoon of upsets. Hamilton, 22 points behind Rosberg in the title race after failing to finish in the previous round in Montreal, had his first effort in the last session of qualifying ruled out for running wide on the circuit then spun on the second.
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Felipe Massa on pole for Austrian Grand Prix
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Massa edges out teammate Valtteri Bottas in final qualifying
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Nico Rosberg third for previously all-conquering Mercedes
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Lewis Hamilton back in ninth with Sebastian Vettel 13th

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Three people washed off their crippled ship and engulfed by Atlantic waters roiled by Hurricane Sandy scrambled for help on Monday, the U.S. Coast Guard said, but only one of them made it to safety. When the HMS Bounty's crew members realized their lives were in danger off the North Carolina coast in the dark morning hours, they made a short journey they hoped they'd never have to take -- to two waiting life rafts. But only 13 of the 16 people aboard got off the ship safely, initially, and only one of the three washed overboard made it into a raft, Coast Guard Vice Adm. Robert Parker told CNN. That left rescuers scrambling to find them in the frenzied ocean, Parker said.
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Former owner Ted Turner says he's "deeply saddened" by the Bounty's loss
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A deckhand's body has been found and the captain is missing
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The Coast Guard says 14 rescued crew members are "in good health"
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The Bounty was en route to St. Petersburg, Florida, when it sank in heavy seas

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Front gunner Leslie Davenport, from Birmingham, was on the way back from a raid with Bomber Command over Berlin on September 7, 1941 when he was shot down and captured by the Nazis A man who was fascinated with his grandfather's plane crash behind enemy lines during the Second World War has tracked down the wreckage in a forest in Germany after years of research. Front gunner Leslie Davenport, from Birmingham, was on a raid over Berlin on September 7, 1941 - one of the most dangerous missions for Bomber Command. Returning from the German capital, the Short Stirling plane he was flying in was badly damaged by flak and then attacked by a night fighter.
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Leslie Davenport was a front gunner for Bomber Command during WW2
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His plane was shot down after raid over Berlin in 1941, but the crew survived
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They bailed out of the plane but were soon caught by the Nazis
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In 2008, 20 years after his death, his grandson decided to find the wreckage
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Ian Davenport spent six years working out the final fate of the bomber
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Amazingly the wreckage was found in a dense forest in western Germany

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In Norse mythology, Thor’s hammer helped prevent giants from destroying Asgard, the celestial home of the gods. Thousands of tiny intricate amulets, similar to this weapon, have been found all over the Viking world since the first millennium CE. But for years, researchers have been unsure whether the amulets, known as 'torshammere', were a representation of Thor’s hammer or something else entirely. Researchers have been unsure whether the amulets, known as torshammere, were a representation of Thor’s hammer or something else entirely. Now archaeologists have unearthed a 10th century torshammere (pictured) on a Danish island that could finally end the debate
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Legend says Thor's hammer helped protect Asgard, home of the gods
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Thousands of Viking amulets similar to Thor's hammer have been found
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This amulet discovery is the only one with the inscription 'This is hammer'
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It finally ends the debate about whether amulets were a representation of Thor's hammer

Question: An unknown rune writer confirmed that the amulets depicts Thor's hammer (illustration of hammer and runic text, pictured) - a lasting symbol of @placeholder culture.

Question: The hammer is described in @placeholder as one of the most powerful weapons, capable of levelling mountains.


Long flight: British racing pigeons are being shipped to China The  waning sport of pigeon  racing has received a welcome financial boost from China, where birds race for up to £1million in prizes. Fanciers from the Far East are prepared to pay thousands of pounds for British racing birds  as more than 300,000 affluent  Chinese take up the hobby. The growing interest is in stark contrast to the UK, where the hobby is in sharp decline. But with more than 300,000 fanciers in China demand for winning British birds is high. The record prize for a British bird was reached by Champion Treble Six, nicknamed the Banker because of its winning record, to a Chinese buyer for breeding for £16,000 in 2011.
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Pigeon racing is becoming a popular sport among China's middle class
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Bird races in the Far East is a million pound industry
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A winning pigeon can award its owner with £1m in some races

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By Paul Thompson and Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 08:41 EST, 22 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:03 EST, 22 August 2013 Police provided this mugshot of John M. Dubis, 49, of Coventry, R.I. after his Hamptons' arrest An obsessed stalker, who allegedly managed to live in Jennifer Lopez's pool house for six days without being noticed, posted creepy pictures from inside the grounds online as he ranted about being married to the star. Retired fireman John Dubis, 49, slept on a couch in the pool shed at the $10 million Hamptons property and even parked his car in front of the star's home during his stay between August 3 and August 9, according to police.
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John Dubis has been arrested after he was finally discovered by the star's security staff
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He managed to go undetected for six days and even posted pictures on Facebook
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Told police he was J-Lo's ex-husband and claimed Jenny sent him gifts

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(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain cemented his front-runner status Tuesday, piling up big wins coast-to-coast, according to CNN projections. Democratic voters remain evenly split over which of their candidates they would rather see get the nomination. Sen. Barack Obama won more states Tuesday, but Sen. Hillary Clinton won states with higher delegate counts. McCain capped the night by taking California and its 170 delegates. After having been nearly written off last summer, the Arizona senator finally felt comfortable enough to call himself the front-runner. "Tonight I think we must get used to the idea that we are the Republican Party front-runner for the nomination of president of the United States. And I don't really mind it one bit," he said as results came in Tuesday. Watch McCain claim front-runner status »
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McCain solidifies front-runner status
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Clinton takes delegate-rich states
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Huckabee, Romney vow to keep fighting
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Obama winning more states, but Clinton winning states with more delegates

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Question: On the @placeholder side, front-runners McCain and Romney have engaged in bitter exchanges over their conservative records in recent weeks.


By Thomas Durante UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 9 February 2012 Clint Eastwood, the star of the Super Bowl's most controversial TV ad, has denied the Chrysler spot was a booster for President Obama's re-election campaign. The ad, which declares 'it's halftime in America,' has received mounting criticism from Republicans, who say it was a thinly-veiled nod to President Obama, who bailed out the auto industry during the recession. The ad was subject to additional backlash today after it emerged that it wasn't even filmed in Detroit at all -  but in New Orleans and Los Angeles. Scroll down for video
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Shock as it emerges the ad was actually filmed in in New Orleans and Los Angeles
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Karl Rove says he was offended by ad that he said is an example of Obama's 'Chicago-style politics'
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Michelle Malkin decries commercial as Clint Eastwood 'fronting an auto bailout ad'
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Obama camp praises ad as something 'Eminem and Clint Eastwood can agree on'
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U.S. taxpayers lost $1.3billion in Chrysler bailout

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For more than 50 years, Lego toys have been an integral part of the British Christmas – but never quite like this. Duncan Titmarsh, the only Lego certified professional in the UK, and his team of helpers took 32 days and 700,000 bricks to build the giant sleigh, right, with Santa and nine reindeer led by Rudolph. Toby Fisher, eight, was the first lucky youngster to climb aboard the sleigh, which is delighting shoppers at Covent Garden in Central London. A young boy looks up at Santa  as the giant sleigh was unveiled to the delight of shoppers in Covent Garden
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Duncan Titmarsh took 32 days to build sleigh in his Hampshire workshop
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Giant ride pulled by nine reindeer led by Rudolph with Santa at the wheel
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Toby Fisher, eight, was the first lucky youngster to climb aboard the sleigh
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Santa mobile unveiled to delight of shoppers in Covent Garden, London

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Louis van Gaal's expensively-assembled Manchester United have come together for the team's official photograph on the back of their first Premier League win of the season. Wayne Rooney, Radamel Falcao and Robin van Persie were all smiles as United posed for the annual snap. Van Gaal has stripped and sold the scraps of last year's disappointment in what appears to be an exciting new attacking era for those in the red half of Manchester. They managed to offload the likes of Danny Welbeck, Shinji Kagawa and Javier Hernandez, although the trio will be in Champions League action this week while team-mates at their old side are watching at home.
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Louis van Gaal took charge after the World Cup and has made wholesale changes at Old Trafford
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Marouane Fellaini, Anderson and Co remain, but who has been cast away from last season's photo call?
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Shinji Kagawa, Javier Hernandez and Danny Welbeck are all in Champions League action this week
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Wayne Rooney, Radamel Falcao and Robin van Persie were all smiles as United posed for the annual snap

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Davos, Switzerland (CNN) -- A top European Union official says there's no need for Britain to make threats to leave the union in order to reform its membership. "In my mind it is only to the mutual benefit of Britain and Europe that Britain stays as a member of the European Union," EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn told CNN's Richard Quest. British Prime Minister David Cameron sparked the debate in a speech Wednesday in which he promised the British people a vote on European Union membership if he wins the next general election in 2015. "But as I was listening to the speech of Prime Minister Cameron yesterday concerning his policy agenda there are in fact many issues I can agree with and the commission is already working for those including how to increase the competency of European industry, how to complete the single market, how to pursue free trade agreements," Rehn said.
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EU Commissioner Olli Rehn says UK need not "threaten" to leave European Union
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Rehn: "It is only to the mutual benefit of Britain and Europe that Britain stays as a member"
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to hold a referendum on membership
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Rehn said threat of the breakup of the euro "has all but disappeared"

Question: "It's really important that we've set out a plan for how we get change in Europe that will benefit all of Europe, making it more open, more competitive, more flexible, and how we secure @placeholder's place within that," he said.