Washington (CNN) -- A former Credit Suisse banker pleaded guilty on Tuesday to fraud charges, setting the stage for prosecutors to challenge claims by the Swiss bank that helping wealthy Americans evade taxes was the work of a few rogue bankers. Andreas Bachmann, one of the eight former Credit Suisse bankers under indictment, entered his plea in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia. He will be sentenced in August and could face up to 46 months behind bars. As part of his plea deal, Bachmann is expected to cooperate with an ongoing Justice Department investigation of Credit Suisse. His cooperation is expected to increase the scrutiny of assertions made by Credit Suisse CEO Brady Dougan, who two weeks ago expressed regret at a Senate hearing that the bank helped rich U.S. clients hide billions of dollars in assets from the IRS.
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A former Credit Suisse banker is accused of helping U.S. clients evade taxes
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Andreas Bachmann surrendered and is expected to help a federal investigation
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Credit Suisse CEO told Senate panel that evasion was work of rogue bankers
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A Senate report finds the bank hid nearly $12 billion from IRS

Question: According to the indictment, @placeholder met with his Credit Suisse clients to help advise them on how to move their assets when the United States began putting pressure on Swiss banks to stop aiding tax evasion.

Question: And bankers used sparse meeting rooms and avoided sending account statements and leaving paper trails, the @placeholder report said.


New York (CNN) -- She may be out of Washington and on the road for the week, but the heavy machinery of office has followed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to New York as she attends the annual United Nations General Assembly meetings. To be sure, the secretary always has a traveling staff with her wherever she may be in the world. But UNGA, with its hundreds of diplomats, ministers and heads of state converging on New York every September, is a much different animal from a trip to a world capitol. Basically, Foggy Bottom moves up to the Big Apple and sets up a mini-State Department on the 24th floor of the Waldorf Astoria.
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U.N. General Assembly week brings the world to New York City
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The Waldorf Astoria hosts the huge State Department contingent
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It's no easy process setting up the meetings that will take place
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Reams of paper go into producing documents, many of which are later burned

Question: When @placeholder leaves the secure lines will be removed and the sensitive documents destroyed, and a new set of guests will take their place.


Women lounge in designer bikinis next to glistening infinity pools. Young men race their latest Porsches and Maseratis, their wrists draped in gold jewelry. Partygoers take sips from bottles of bubbly inside plush mansions. The photos could be of the young, high-society crowd in Beverly Hills, New York or Miami. But looks can be deceiving. Meet the "Rich Kids of Tehran," a social media phenomenon that has attracted worldwide attention for offering a startling glimpse at the decadent lifestyle of wealthy young Iranians in one of the world's most socially conservative countries. After launching in September on Instagram, the mobile photo-sharing platform, @RichKidsofTehran quickly amassed more than 100,000 followers by posting hundreds of pictures of fast luxury cars, house parties in gated neighborhoods and attractive young women in slinky dresses.
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"Rich Kids of Tehran" is a popular Instagram account showing wealthy young Iranians
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It offers a startling glimpse at decadent lifestyles in a socially conservative country
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The account was shut down in October, but later resurfaced with a new name

Question: We wanted to show the luxurious side of @placeholder to the world."


Ed Miliband's favourite Savile Row tailor has gone bust – costing a string of celebrity investors hundreds of thousands of pounds. Spencer Hart, the design label which made the suit Mr Miliband wore to address the Labour conference last week, has gone into liquidation after racking up debts of more than £1.25 million. TV stars James Corden, Ant and Dec and Dermot O’Leary as well as singer Robbie Williams are among those left out of pocket by the collapse. Scroll down for video Star backing: Robbie Williams, left, who ploughed £250,000 into Spencer Hart retail, set up by Nick Hart, right
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Spencer Hart has gone into liquidation after racking up £1.25m in debts
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Label grew popular with celebrities including David Bowie and Daniel Craig
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Ed Miliband wore Spencer Hart suit for speech at last week's conference
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James Corden, Ant & Dec and Dermot O'Leary left out of pocket by collapse
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Robbie Williams also ploughed £250,000 into Spencer Hart Retail Ltd
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Accountant David Rubin said creditors were 'concerned' by liquidation

Question: Robbie Williams invested after @placeholder provided the suits for his Swing When You’re Winning tour in 2002.


(CNN) -- A man who landed a plane with the assistance of air traffic controllers after the pilot fell unconscious and died said Monday he was "still in a daze of adrenaline." Doug White said he is certified to fly a single-engine plane, but had no idea how to fly the large turboprop. "I'm grateful, thankful to be alive," Doug White of Archibald, Louisiana, told CNN affiliate WINK. "I'm glad my family is safe, but let's don't lose sight of the fact that a man died, and I don't want people to forget that." White, his wife and two daughters were flying from Marco Island, Florida, to Jackson, Mississippi, on Sunday after attending a funeral for White's brother.
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Pilot Joe Cabuk went unconscious at the controls during a flight from Florida
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"I said, 'Joe! Joe!' and that's when his head rolled over to the side," Doug White says
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White says, "The only thing I knew how to do up there was talk on the radio"
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Air traffic controllers helped White safely land plane carrying his wife and 2 daughters

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(CNN) -- This week, champions of the "open net" are decrying a U.S. Court of Appeals decision striking down an FCC ruling that required Internet service providers to be neutral in their restrictions on bandwidth. The idea here is that giant bandwidth users, like Netflix or YouTube, will be required to pay access providers, like Verizon or Time Warner Cable, for all that video they're streaming to the likes of us. Maybe they'd even be able to buy themselves a special faster lane on the Internet for their traffic. Of course, "open Web" advocates see in the court decision the beginning of the end of a free and egalitarian Internet. By striking down the provisions of what the industry calls "net neutrality," the court has also struck down an Internet provider's obligation to let all content through its servers. In theory, they can now legally pick and choose whose media makes it to its subscribers. Which would stink.
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Court strikes down rule that ISPs can't favor some websites over others
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Douglas Rushkoff: Corporations may have to pay for more bandwidth to stream videos
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He says FCC should be empowered to make rules to favor real people, nonprofits
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Rushkoff: The idea of letting Web be a lawless Wild West doesn't work

Question: In fact it seems like just yesterday when nearly all the @placeholder's champions were telling government to stay away from the net.


DVD copies of Team America: World Police have sold out on Amazon and Walmart following the controversy surrounding fellow North Korean parody The Interview. The 2004 comedy, by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, uses a cast of puppets to poke fun at former North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and a host of Hollywood celebrities. The movie has now become a hit again - following Sony's cancelled and reinstated release of The Interview, a film based on an assassination plot of current North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Scroll down for video Rekindled interest: DVD copies of Team America: World Police have sold out on Amazon and Walmart following the controversy surrounding fellow North Korean parody The Interview
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Team America is a 2004 comedy produced by the creators of South Park
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Sees Kim Jong-Il puppet being impaled on spike and turning out to be alien
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Since The Interview hit headlines, the film has enjoyed new wave of succes

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(CNN)It was closing time. Scott Tayloe marched up to the Starbucks counter in Jacksonville, Florida, and handed the barista a napkin with his number on it. "Call me sometime," he said, hoping his voice hit a cool-guy tone, though he knew in reality it was probably cracking like a schoolgirl's. Josh Holder looked down at the napkin. Scott was handsome, well-mannered and professional -- just the type of guy he had always envisioned himself with. But he knew he wouldn't call. A couple years later, Josh was at the Lemon Bar in Jacksonville. A friend of his had met a great guy at a party and thought he'd be perfect for Josh. She invited both to the bar -- a sort of blind date in the midst of a group hangout.
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Scott and Josh Tayloe met at a Starbucks in Jacksonville, Florida
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The couple is now married and living in Los Angeles with their son, Hayden
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Go to CNN.com/soulmatestories to see more and add your own

Question: "It was like one of those crazy romantic movies," @placeholder remembered.


Israel has destroyed the home of a Palestinian who ran over and killed two people in Jerusalem last month just days after militants killed four rabbis and a policeman at a synagogue in the city. The east Jerusalem home of Abdel-Rahman Shaloudi, 21, was blown up before dawn, the Israeli Defence Force said. The decision to destroy it is likely to further inflame tensions that are already on a knife edge after a spate of clashes between Palestinians and Israelis in the wake of this year's two month war in Gaza. Shaloudi was shot dead by police as he tried to flee after mowing down commuters at a light railway stop on October 22.
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Israel destroys home of man who ran over and killed two at train station
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A woman and a baby were both killed in the attack in east Jerusalem
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Destruction of his home likely to inflame tensions already on knife edge
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The move was condemned by Amnesty International as 'heavy handed'
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Comes just a day after five people at Jewish synagogue were massacred

Question: 'Authorities must not trample over the rights of @placeholder through collective punishments and other heavy-handed measures in order to restore security.'


If Amelie Mauresmo is doing some backseat driving at Wimbledon then it must have been a ride of Rolls Royce comfort so far. This introduction could hardly have gone better, with Andy Murray easing through the gears and making the last 16, and the sanctuary of the middle weekend, for the loss of just 19 games in three matches. Faced with the in-form opposition of world No 23 Roberto Bautista Agut last night he responded by putting on an exhibition of sublime grass-court tennis to win 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 in just an hour and 35 minutes. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail's Whitwell and Fraser's Wimbledon day five update
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Andy Murray wasted little time in dispensing with Roberto Bautista Agut on Centre Court
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Last year's champion won 6-2, 6-3, 6-2
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The Scot has enjoyed a serene start to his Wimbledon defence
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He now takes on Kevin Anderson on Monday

Question: So far, so good: Murray's coach @placeholder kept tabs on her new charge on Centre Court


Airline staff were forced to tie a drunken passenger to his seat with ropes and wires after he threatened passengers and flight crew on an Air India flight from Melbourne to Delhi. The passenger on Wednesday's flight reportedly ripped the clothing of two flight attendants and tried to bite several passengers, before the crew were able to tie him to his seat. The chief pilot had contacted the airline's command centre in Delhi to try to offload him in Singapore, but was told the diversion would have caused long delays across the airline's network. So the crew had no option but to tie the Indian national to his seat for the duration of the flight.
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The cabin crew were forced to restrain passenger with ropes after an incident on a Melbourne to Delhi flight on Wednesday
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The allegedly drunk male ripped flight attendants' clothing and tried to bite other passengers on board the Air India flight
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They were going to divert the plane to Singapore but were told delays for other passengers would be too long
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'Unruly flyers are a safety menace to both fellow flyers and the aircraft itself,' says Air India Pilot

Question: As a result of similar previous incidences, some @placeholder airlines have demanded to have plastic handcuffs available on board.


Campaigning: The Prime Minister on a tour of Exeter Science Park in Devon yesterday Two senior Conservatives tipped as potential successors to David Cameron have broken ranks to insist Britain should not fear an exit from the EU. London Mayor Boris Johnson insisted a British exit – or ‘Brexit’ – ‘wouldn’t be disastrous’, while Culture Secretary Sajid Javid, a rising Tory star, said it was ‘not something anyone should be frightened of’. A Conservative pledge to give people their first say on Britain’s place in Europe for nearly 40 years – and a commitment to stop European human rights judges interfering in British law – will be central to the party’s pitch ahead of May’s general election.
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London mayor and the Culture Secretary Sajid Javid both broke ranks
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Mr Johnson: 'It wouldn't be disastrous'. Mr Javid: 'People want their say'
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Tories expected to put EU referendum pledge at heart of May manifesto

Question: Dismissing the concerns of some Right-wing Tory MPs over Mr Cameron’s decision to legalise gay marriage, Mr @placeholder said: ‘I can’t see what the fuss is about.’


Ebola victim: American finance consultant Patrick Sawyer, who died in Nigeria, with daughter Ava British airports and airlines are on high alert to prevent the deadly Ebola virus from reaching this country. Passengers thought to have the virus will be barred from boarding flights heading to the UK – and will be held at immigration if they appear ill on arrival. They will then be quarantined in highly secure isolation units, such as those at the Royal Free Hospital in North London. But because it takes up to three weeks for symptoms to appear, there are fears some victims will slip through the net.
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Passengers thought to have virus to be barred from taking flights to UK
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Will be held at immigration if they appear ill on arrival and quarantined
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Ebola has already claimed more than 670 lives in its worst-ever outbreak
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Virus kills up to 90% of victims and has spread to large towns and cities
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Can be spread through sweat and saliva and there is no vaccine or cure
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The Foreign Office said it had not advised against travel to affected areas, but it was monitoring the situation closely.
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Experts said the survival of anyone who catches the disease was ‘in the lap of the gods’.
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Public Health England said the outbreak was ‘clearly not yet under control’ and was the most ‘acute health emergency’ facing Britain.
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A charity warned that the outbreak was ‘speeding up rather than slowing down’ and the EU pledged £1.6million to stopping it spreading.
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There was speculation the RAF will be called to repatriate any infected Britons from West Africa.

Question: He adds: ‘If the outbreak in @placeholder is not brought under control, then that would increase the risk to people here.’


U.S. airstrikes helped Kurdish and Iraqi forces take control of Mosul Dam on Monday, fighting back ISIS militants who had seized the dam, President Obama told reporters. The stakes were huge for the millions of Iraqis who live downstream from the dam, the largest in the country. "If that dam was breached it could have proven catastrophic, with floods that would have threatened the lives of thousands of civilians and endangered our embassy compound in Baghdad," the President said. The dam has been the center of an intense battle in northern Iraq between the Islamic extremists and Kurdish forces that had been  fighting to retake it since Saturday with U.S. air support.
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U.S. airstrikes destroy 90 targets in Mosul dam fight, Pentagon says
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Ridding Iraq of ISIS forces a must for U.S., expert says
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ISIS threatens "America will disappear from map"
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Dam battle shows Kurdish, Iraqi forces can take the fight to ISIS, President Obama says

Question: "If they continue to do so, they will have the strong support of the @placeholder."


(CNN) -- Users spent just 3.3 minutes on Google+ in January compared to 7.5 hours for Facebook, according to a new comScore report. The gulf between usage on G+ and Facebook has always been large, but comScore's numbers show a downward trend for Google's fledgling social network. Users spent 4.8 minutes on the network in December and 5.1 minutes in November, the report said. The usage figures come after Google has trotted out some impressive stats outlining Google+'s growth. In a call with analysts last month, Google CEO Larry Page said Google+ had 90 million users compared to 40 million in October.
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Users spent only a little over 3 minutes on Google+ in January, according to a new report
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That's compared to 7.5 hours for Facebook
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Google says its social network has at least 90 million users

Question: In the past, Google has taken issue with third-party reports about @placeholder, noting that they don't track users who access the site remotely, among other factors.


By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 00:00 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 07:13 EST, 18 December 2012 Looking at these stunning pictures, it's difficult to imagine glacial blonde Laura Whitmore ever losing her cool. But the host of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here Now - the popular spin-off of the main ITV show - has revealed she gets so hot and bothered while on jungle duty she is sometimes forced to go to bizarre lengths to combat the steamy Queensland temperatures. 'We use fans, so when we cut for the ad break I run over to them and stick them up my skirt,' announced the TV presenter, who added that she sweats so much on set she has to stick to a wardrobe of sleeveless tops.
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The blonde beauty shows off an array of Christmas party looks in a stunning photo shoot
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Presenter reveals her beauty secrets - and her tricks for staying cool in the heat of the jungle

Question: Read the full interview with @placeholder in this week's Look


(CNN)Yet another war in the Middle East could bring devastation and tremendous international repercussions. So many people around the globe breathed a sign of relief Thursday as word broke that Hezbollah said it does not want to further escalate hostilities against Israel. Still, after a high-profile missile strike by Israel, days of missile attacks by the Lebanese militant group, and exchanges of fire, tensions are high. The possibility remains that a full-scale military confrontation could erupt -- as it did in 2006 While regional politics are at play, numerous other major factors are as well -- including oil prices, ISIS, Iran's nuclear dispute with the West and the threat of Hezbollah terrorist attacks around the world.
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Israel and Hezbollah have stepped up fighting in recent days
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Neither side wants a full-scale war, analysts believe
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Iran, oil, ISIS and more all play into the scenario

Question: "The Iranians spent a lot of money helping @placeholder repair Lebanon in the wake of the 2006 war.


(CNN)ISIS appears to have gained more ground in Iraq. Islamic State fighters surrounded one of Iraq's largest air bases Tuesday, a police captain in Anbar province and other security sources told CNN. The militants are preparing to launch an attack on Ein Al-Assad military airbase, which is halfway between Hit and Haditha, said Anbar police Capt. Omar Mohamad Hanin. Anbar has been largely overrun by ISIS, which has been waging war for months in order to establish a caliphate -- or a society run by strict Sharia law. It has also taken over large swaths of Syria, near the border with Turkey.
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John Kerry says Turkey is on board with coalition fighting ISIS
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President Obama says effort to destroy ISIS will have ups and downs
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Iraqi police captain, sources: ISIS has surrounded one of Iraq's largest air bases
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ISIS continues its assault on Syria's Kobani; coalition fights back with airstrikes

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(CNN) -- The recent ordeal of Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag, a Sudanese mother and wife of an American citizen -- coupled with Iran's continued imprisonment of Saeed Abedini, also an American citizen and a pastor -- should awaken our conscience to one grim and inescapable fact: The persecution of Christians continues. Charged with leaving Islam to marry a Christian, despite being raised a Christian and remaining one throughout her 27 years, Meriam was sentenced to death last month for apostasy. After an international outcry, she was released, rearrested, and released again, according to the U.S. State Department. In Sudan and Iran, as well as countries like Saudi Arabia, leaders and movements impose their own extreme interpretations of Islam, while restricting the rights of Christians and other religious minorities.
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Robert George: Sudanese mother's ordeal shows Christians still persecuted
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George: It's wrong to think discrimation against Christians just happens in the Mideast
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George: Assaults against Christians transcend regional, ideological, or religious bent
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He says a third of 2 billion Christians live in nations that allow abuse of religious freedom

Question: We must continue to demand respect for that right, so that @placeholder mothers and others can follow the call of conscience and conduct their lives in peace.


By Hamish Mackay Follow @@H_Mackay Barcelona have announced that Ibrahim Afellay will join Greek champions Olympiacos on a season-long loan. The midfielder's deal is initially just for a year, but the club have the option of extending it by a further two. The Dutchman joined Barcelona from PSV in 2010, but a series of leg injuries have limited him to 35 appearances for the Catalan club. Olympiacos, managed by former Real Madrid midfielder Michel, loaned Joel Campbell from Arsenal last season. Transfer: Ibrahim Afellay has moved to Greek champions Olympiacos on a season-long loan Option: Michel's side may extend the Dutch midfielder's deal by a further two years should they wish to
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Ibrahim Afellay has joined Olympiacos on loan
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Midfielder made just 35 appearances for Barcelona
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Afellay's contract with Catalan club expires next summer
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Olympiacos can extend Afellay's deal by a further two years

Question: The 28-year-old @placeholder played just two games for Barcelona last season, but even before such a disappointing campaign it had become clear his future lay elsewhere.


By Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 04:45 EST, 2 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:18 EST, 2 November 2013 A man was tortured in a terrifying 'trick or treat' robbery on Halloween. Two men wearing 'Scream' masks and armed with a knife and an axe shouted 'trick or treat' outside a Bedford flat before barging inside and carrying out a violent robbery. Inside they bound a 26-year-old man with tape and then tortured by being cut on his head, his legs and face to make the woman who lived at the property, hand over money. Grange Road: The man was tortured so the woman inside the Bedford flat would hand over cash she had from selling a car
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Two men barged into Bedford flat and bound the 26-year-old victim
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Robbery happened at about 9.30pm on Halloween
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Officers say the incident was 'frightening'

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Released: Muhammad al-Zahrani, 45, was sent back to his homeland after a U.S. government board decided that he no longer posed a threat A Saudi citizen with links to al Qaeda has been released from Guantanamo Bay after serving 12 years. Muhammad al-Zahrani, 45, was sent back to his homeland of Saudi Arabia on Friday after a U.S. government board decided that he no longer posed a threat. The move came as the U.S government whittles down the prison population at the controversial prison base in Cuba in a bid to close the controversial base. According to officials, even more prisoners will be released from the site where 142 men are currently held including 73 who have already been cleared for release.
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Muhammad al-Zahrani was released and sent back to Saudi Arabia on Friday
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He was deemed not to be a threat by a review board despite his terror links
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Another, Muhammed Abd Al Rahman Awn Al-Shamrani will remain detained
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He is considered to be a security threat and was a recruiter for al Qaeda
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Over 149 men are still being held at the base including 73 cleared for release

Question: But has agreed to take part in a @placeholder program to rehabilitate militants upon his release.


"It's why the American people hate Congress. Unlike the people in Congress, we have actual responsibilities." New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie dropped a bomb on Republican House Speaker John Boehner and Congress for refusing to allow a vote on Hurricane Sandy relief in the final hours of the 112th Congress. It was an instant classic of principled political outrage. It provided a strong dose of what Washington has been missing: blunt, independent leadership. Christie prosecuted the case by pointing out that hurricane relief had been provided more quickly to others: For victims of Katrina after 10 days and victims of Hurricane Andrew in Florida after 30 days. But residents of the New Jersey and New York coast have been waiting 65 days to date for some relief.
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Chris Christie blasted Speaker John Boehner over failing to vote on Sandy aid
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John Avlon: Conservative groups had pressured GOP not to approve the aid
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He says Christie pointed out long lag in approving aid to the Northeast
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Avlon: Christie and Rep. Peter King got results, as House agreed to schedule votes

Question: He blasted House leadership on CNN Wednesday morning: "I would say the @placeholder has said it is the party of family values," he said.


(CNN) -- The electronic component visible in a law enforcement image of an intercepted suspicious shipment from Yemen appears to be a printed circuit board from a disassembled cell phone, an engineer told CNN Friday. "This size and the shape of the PCB (printed circuit board) are typical to a handset cell phone type device," wrote Olivier Clerc, hardware application engineering manager for a large U.S.-based cell phone parts manufacturer. Clerc prepared the e-mailed analysis of the image at CNN's request. His analysis was supported by information from a source close to the investigation into two U.S.-bound suspicious packages, who said the devices appear to be designed to be detonated by a cell phone.
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NEW: Source: Devices in packages appear to be designed to be detonated by a cell phone
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The electronic device was found in a suspicious package bound for the U.S. from Yemen
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The size and shape of the device are typical to a cell phone, expert says
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Cell phones have been widely used by terrorist groups to trigger bombs

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By Michael Zennie and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:15 EST, 17 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:09 EST, 17 April 2013 The U.S. Senate has voted down a bipartisan plan to expand background checks for gun buyers, rejecting the last viable gun control proposal put forward by President Barack Obama after the Newtown school massacre. The measure failed by a vote of  54-46, six Senators short of the 60-vote hurdle needed for passage. A furious President Barack Obama blasted the Senate shortly after the vote. He said it was shameful that a bill 'supported by 90 percent of Americans' had failed.
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Amendment failed 54-46, six votes short of the 60 needed to pass Senate
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Families of Sandy Hook Elementary victims looked on as deal failed
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Amendment was negotiated by West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin and Pennsylvania Republican Pat Toomey
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Hero of Tuscon shooting and mother of Virginia Tech victim shouted 'shame on you' after vote
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It was seen as Obama's last hope to win tougher gun control legislation
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Obama blasted the Senate and said the vote marked 'a pretty shameful day in Washington'

Question: Opponents of the @placeholder-Toomey plan and the restrictions on assault weapons said the proposals were an example of government overreach that would infringe on the constitutional right to bear arms.


(CNN) -- Iran says it has decoded and released footage from a U.S. drone that it downed more than a year ago. The black and white aerial footage, which Iran claims was from a RQ-170 spy plane, was aired by Iranian news agencies and placed on YouTube. A man, identified in Iranian media as Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, narrates parts of the footage. Key U.S. official defends use of drones "This aircraft has carried out many operations in the countries around Iran," the narrator says. "In the operations taken place in Pakistan, this aircraft guided many of the clashes ..."
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The footage was released by Iranian state media and placed on YouTube
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Iran claims it downed the plane in 2011
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Obama in the past asked for the drone back

Question: At the time, @placeholder military officials vowed not to return the plane.


Max Broderick remembers exactly what he did a year ago Tuesday. He ran down fences, drove through fields and over curbs to get his family out of the way of the historic tornado that tattered Moore, Oklahoma. The dark gray monster that killed 24, including 9 children, was in his rear-view mirror, lathing a 17-mile wound into the landscape that was more than a mile wide in places. Once it was gone, the Brodericks returned to their hometown just south of Oklahoma City. The whirlwind -- an EF5 tornado, the most destructive on the Fujita scale -- had sheared houses, schools, businesses into sticks, bricks and shards that lay jumbled and jagged in the straight-line rows of their subdivision streets.
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Tornado killed 9 children and lathed a 17-mile path into the landscape
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The EF5 whirlwind sheared houses, schools, businesses into sticks, bricks and shards
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Deadly, powerful tornadoes come often to that region of the United States

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(CNN) -- California authorities extended their condolences Tuesday to the family of Juliani Cardenas, 4, after a body was found that they say matches his physical description. Stanislaus County Sheriff Adam Christianson said he believes the remains of Jose Esteban Rodriguez, the man accused of abducting the boy, are also in the canal. A homicide warrant will be issued for Rodriguez, the former boyfriend of the boy's mother, as they continue searching for him, he said. "We want to offer our deepest condolences to the Cardenas family," the sheriff said. "This is a very difficult time for them." The clothing on the body matches what the child was wearing when he was abducted two weeks ago, Christianson said. Formal identification of the boy's body will take two to three weeks, he said.
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NEW: Outside prayer service held in Patterson
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Question: Rodriguez "wanted to be with my son," @placeholder said on January 20.


One of the most dangerous asteroids on record zipped close by Earth last month. It made headlines on Thursday, when reports said that there's a chance it could strike our planet in less than 20 years. Such a collision could unleash a force as powerful as a couple of thousand atomic bombs. But NASA was quick to calm nerves and point out some very good news. The most dangerous known asteroids don't really pose much of a threat. And there are very few of them. Also, the chances that this one, which the Ukrainian astronomers who discovered it named 2013 TV135, will collide with Earth are extremely slim, NASA said in a statement it called "a reality check."
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In September, a large asteroid passed close by our planet
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The asteroid, 2013 TV135, was discovered this month
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NASA says there is very little chance of it posing a threat to Earth
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Someday a massive asteroid will wreak havoc on Earth, but that is likely millions of years away

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 12:01 EST, 4 March 2014 | UPDATED: 21:01 EST, 4 March 2014 Voters think David Cameron is ‘posh and out of touch’, Ed Miliband is a ‘weak idiot’ and Nick Clegg is a ‘spineless liar’, according to a survey. A major poll by former Tory Chairman Lord Ashcroft reveals that most of the electorate have little good to say about the country’s top politicians. The unflattering assessments emerged after voters were asked for the first word or phrase that came to mind when they thought of the main party leaders.
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Men and women asked to name a word or phrase about three party leaders
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Prime Minister David Cameron is seen as posh, out of touch and smug
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Labour leader Ed Miliband is a weak idiot, and women said 'slimy'
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Lib Dem Nick Clegg viewed as weak, useless, untrustworthy and a liar

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Norwich City manager Neil Adams has resigned with immediate effect and will take a break from the game until the summer. First team coach Mike Phelan will take caretaker charge, starting with Saturday's visit to Championship leaders Bournemouth. Norwich are currently seventh in the table - three points off the play-off places - and were knocked out of the FA Cup at League One Preston North End on Saturday. Neil Adams has resigned as Norwich City manager with immediate effect and will take a break from football Norwich were beaten 2-0 at Preston in the FA Cup on Saturday, with Paul Gallagher (left) on target
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Neil Adams has resigned as Norwich City manager with immediate effect
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First team coach Mike Phelan takes caretaker charge
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Club statement said Adams will take a break and return to club in July
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Ahmed Abu Khatallah has been an enigma since his name first emerged as a possible leader of the Benghazi terrorist attack that killed four Americans. He didn't hide in the months after the September 11, 2012, assault on a U.S. diplomatic compound, instead giving media interviews in public, including one with CNN's Arwa Damon. "No problem," he replied in 2013 when Damon asked if he would be willing to meet with U.S. investigators presumably searching for him. "But not as an interrogation," he added, suggesting instead "a conversation, like the one we are having with you now." It didn't work out that way.
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Ahmed Abu Khatallah denied to CNN last year that he led the Benghazi attack
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He was imprisoned under Moammar Gadhafi, then formed an Islamist militia
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Don't fear al Qaeda, he told CNN's Arwa Damon
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He is being brought to the United States to face charges

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Jose Mourinho admitted he would be willing to sell Andre Schurrle if a 'phenomenal' offer was made for the midfielder. Mourinho said the German, who he insisted he wants to remain at Chelsea, would be selected for Saturday's's FA Cup fourth round match against Bradford but conceded he may be forced to sell. Schurrle is understood to be keen on a move out of Stamford Bridge along with Mohamed Salah. The pair have grown frustrated at the lack of first team opportunities. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho insisted he is happy with his squad in his press conference on Friday afternoon
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Bundesliga side Wolfsburg have made an offer for Andre Schurrle
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The Germany international has struggled for playing time this season
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho admits he could sell Schurrle in January
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Thibaut Courtois and John Terry to be rested against Bradford
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With a signature on a piece of paper, convicted quadruple murderer Nathan Dunlap's life was spared. For now. Because Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a "temporary reprieve" in 2013, Dunlap's 1996 death sentence still has not been carried out. That's painful for many of the loved ones of the four restaurant workers Dunlap shot to death. It also upsets the sole survivor of the shooting, Bobby Stephens. "It's not fair," Stephens told KRDO TV. Precedent on temporary reprieves is murky. No one knows for sure when the reprieve may be lifted, and Colorado hasn't executed anyone since 1997. Hickenlooper, a Democrat, won a re-election bid in November, likely delaying Dunlap's execution for at least another four years.
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Convicted quadruple murderer's execution on hold, but a new governor could push it forward
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In 1993, Nathan Dunlap shot four Chuck E. Cheese workers to death in Aurora, Colorado
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Gov. John Hickenlooper gave Dunlap an indefinite "temporary reprieve" from death sentence
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The killing sparked statewide debate about how to punish society's worst criminals

Question: "Because of that and the horrible things I did, I don't feel I have the right to ask for clemency," Dunlap wrote in a letter to the governor, reportedly saying,"I'd like to spare my family and friends from the same pain that I caused the victims' families and @placeholder and his family and friends."


CNN has learned that U.S. intelligence agencies have identified three Russian amphibious warships in the eastern Mediterranean that are believed to be carrying weapons shipments that might be used to resupply the Syrian regime, according to a Pentagon official. The official declined to be named due to the sensitive nature of the information. The United States has been tracking the ships since they left Russian ports several days ago. U.S. satellites were able to see some indications of containers being loaded onto the ships. Although it's not confirmed, it's believed the ships may be carrying some components of the controversial Russian S-300 air defense missile system and other weapons for the regime.
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U.S. intelligence: Three Russian warships in the Mediterranean may have weapons for Syria
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The ships are believed to be carrying parts of an air defense missile system
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Such a system would make striking targets in Syria more difficult, U.S. believes
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U.S. aircraft carrier, a Patriot missile battery and F-16s will be in the Mideast this month

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 12:15 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:53 EST, 17 November 2013 The owner of an American Bulldog which mauled his 18 month old niece to death was found guilty of being in charge of another dangerously out of control dog despite having a five-year ban from keeping the animals as pets. Urfan Ahmed, 35, of Crawley, West Sussex, was found guilty this week of walking his girlfriend's dog when it attacked another animal in a park. It was the second time he had flouted the ban imposed by the courts - despite one of his dogs killing his brother's daughter three years ago.
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Urfan Ahmed guilty of being in charge of a dangerously out of control dog
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In 2010 his American bulldog killed his 18-month-old niece Zumer Ahmed
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To most, a shop is just a shop. But perhaps we are overlooking the wonder of urban temples. Meticulously curated or a complete shambles, each store is a unique treasure trove of goods. Scroll down for video The newsagent: Jainul works in this underground shop in New York City for six days a week, 12 hours a day, to send money to his family in Bangladesh Colourful: Rachid the butcher stands out among the pink and red colours in this portrait taken by Vladimir Antaki, of his shop in Paris, France Around the world: Abou Georges stands behind a counter at his shop. He is one of 250 guardians visited by the Montreal-based photographer for the series since 2012
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Photographer Vladimir Antaki, from Montreal, Canada, has been photographing shopkeepers  since 2012
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He spends days with each 'guardian' of every 'urban temple' across the world before settling on the perfect shot
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Stores include adult book shop in London, hardware store in Lebanon, newsagent in New York, butcher in Paris

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(CNN) -- As a group of martial art students are put through their paces in downtown Ho Chi Minh City, grandmaster Nguyen Van Chieu sits at the side of the room wearing a quiet look of contentment. The 65-year-old has devoted his adult life to spreading the word about Vovinam, a form of martial arts originating in Vietnam. The youngsters have put on an impressive show for the cameras, running through Vovinam's frequently spectacular repertoire which includes scissor kicks and choreographed sword fights. That the martial art has such a loyal following in Vietnam is in large part down to the efforts of Van Chieu, who has spent more than four decades fostering its development.
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Vietnamese martial arts grandmaster has helped Vovinam become a global sport
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Vovinam combines traditional Vietnamese martial arts and others from around the world
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Signature move is a spectacular flying scissor kick; weapons also used for self-defense
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Vovinam participants need to master both physical and mental side of martial art

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Question: "Vovinam was originally @placeholder and now today has become a martial art for everyone," says Nguyen Hung.


Cristiano Ronaldo became the joint third highest scorer in Real Madrid’s history on Sunday night with his 290th goal for the club in a 2-0 win over Elche. The victory put Real four points clear of Barcelona who slipped up 24 hours earlier against Malaga and it also moved Ronaldo up another notch on Madrid’s all-time goals list. Across almost two decades Spain international striker Santillana scored 290 goals in 645 games from his debut in 1971. It has taken Ronaldo just 281 games to match that total and he is now only 17 goals from second placed top scorer Alfredo Di Stefano and 33 behind all-time leader Raul.
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Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema opened scoring  in the 56th minute
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The Frenchman had bicycle kick unfairly ruled out for offside
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Real ace Cristiano Ronaldo added second with superb header
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Carlo Ancelotti's side are four points ahead of second-placed Barcelona
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Real Madrid XI: Casillas; Carvajal, Varane, Pepe, Marcelo; Lucas Silva, Kroos, Isco; Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale
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Elche XI: Tyton, Damian, E. Roco, Lombán, Albacar, Niguez, Pasalic, Adrian, Víctor, Fajr, J. de Jesus

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Taji, Iraq (CNN) -- Under a sweltering sun, Fallah al Araiby hunched over the hood of a car, scrubbing away the dirt. Once, his son used to work alongside him on a busy street corner in central Baghdad. Now, he does it alone. His son is one of the thousands who have answered the call from Iraq's top Shiite cleric to take up arms to protect Iraq from extremist Sunni fighters whose aim is to oust Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's Shiite-dominated government and establish an Islamic state that stretches from Iraq to northern Syria. With three days of training, his son -- 25-year-old Ali -- was given a helmet, a rifle, a magazine of ammunition and sent to the front line, al Araiby said.
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Fallah al Araiby is glad his son, 25-year-old Ali, will be fighting Sunni insurgents
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With three days of training, Ali was given a helmet, a rifle and sent to the front line
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An Iraqi colonel says some 23,000 volunteers have signed up for the security forces
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The big question: Are they enough to take on seasoned ISIS fighters?

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Nico Rosberg is on pole for the Belgian Grand Prix after edging out Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton at Spa. The championship leader was 0.228 seconds faster than the Brit as Mercedes were once again in a class of their own. Relive all the action as it happened. 14:08: In the meantime, I will leave you with our report from qualifying HERE. 14.01: NICO ROSBERG ON POLE FOR BELGIAN GRAND PRIX. Lewis Hamilton has to settle for second place, Sebastian Vettel is in third. Thumbs up for Rosberg. He is primed to extend his advantage in the drivers' championship. Make sure you join us in the race tomorrow from midday.
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Rosberg on pole in Spa ahead of Hamilton with Vettel in third
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Alonso 4th, Ricciardo 5th, Bottas 6th, Magnussen 7th, Raikkonen 8th, Massa 9th and Button 10th for Sunday's race
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Kvyat, Vergne, Perez, Sutil, Grosjean, Bianchi out in Q2
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Rosberg fastest in Q1 ahead of Mercedes team-mate Hamilton
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Maldonado, Hulkenburg, Chilton, Gutierrez, Lotterer and Ericsson eliminated in first session
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Qualifying session in Belgium hit by heavy rain and hail stones

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Hundreds of coloured post-it notes are adorning the facade of Hong Kong House in Sydney in support of the tens of thousands of pro-democratic protesters in Hong Kong. Hand written messages of solidarity with the city's 'umbrella revolution' have been stuck all along the heritage building that houses Hong Kong's economic and trade office in the heart of the central business district of Sydney. Supplies of post-it notes and pens are available for passers-by to offer encouraging words for the protesters calling on the Chinese Government to allow free and democratic elections to take place. Student Harmony So, originally from Hong Kong, uses tape to secure colorful post-it notes that are stuck on the outside of the Hong Kong House in Sydney
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Hundreds of post-it notes adorn facade of Hong Kong House in Sydney
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Hand written messages of solidarity with the city's 'umbrella revolution'
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The heritage building houses Hong Kong's economic and trade office
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Supplies of post-it notes and pens are available for passers-by to offer encouraging words for the protesters
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Protesters call on Chinese Government for free and democratic elections

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San Diego, California (CNN) -- A moderate earthquake followed by dozens of smaller ones rattled Southern California Monday evening, just north of the Mexican border, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The magnitude 5.7 quake struck at 9:26 p.m. local time and was centered 70 miles east of San Diego. "Since the 5.7 occurred, we've had another larger series of aftershocks occurring," said geophysicist Amy Vaughan of the USGS in Golden, Colorado. "We've had about 40 occurring since that with the largest being about a 4.5." CNN affiliate KSWB: Earthquake interrupts MLB game The main jolt and subsequent aftershocks have been felt across a large area in the region, Vaughan said.
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Earthquakes felt over Southern California, Arizona and Baja California
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Largest quake was a moderate 5.7 in magnitude
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Question: "We've had over 12,000 'felt reports' coming in from most of @placeholder, parts of Arizona and parts of Baja California," Vaughan said.


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- Rival dissident army officers are claiming to lead the increasingly armed rebellion within Syria, exposing rifts within the opposition. In an interview by telephone with CNN, Maj. Mahar Naimi introduced himself as a spokesman for the "Higher Military Council," a newly formed organization that now claimed to lead armed defectors within Syria. "This council represents the people fighting in Syria," Naimi said. He added that the council was led by Gen. Mustafa Sheikh, an officer who defected from the Syrian military. But Naimi's claim was quickly rejected by another defecting officer, Col. Riad al Assad, who spent much of the last year claiming to lead a "Free Syrian Army" of rebel soldiers from a refugee camp on the Turkish border with Syria.
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Various officers say they are the lead opposition
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"Higher Military Council," "Free Syrian Army" are two of the rebel groups
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A third says it represents rebels battling government forces in the besieged city of Homs

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By Rebecca Camber and Rebecca Evans CREATED: 06:31 EST, 19 December 2011 Isaac William appeared to be the perfect charitable preacher at St Nicholas Church in Tooting, but he was actually behind a £2.6m tax fraud To his congregation, he was an inspirational Christian pastor who had dedicated his life to raising money for the poor, homeless and sick. Isaac William, 61, his wife Venus, 54, and their three daughters appeared to be the very model of Christian charity, funding housing, hospitals and education in Pakistan. But in reality, the preacher was swindling taxpayers out of £2.6million in a tax fraud to pay for a million-pound property empire in Britain and abroad.
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Isaac William involved his wife and three children in the scam
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Two daughters worked in a bank where they laundered money to Dubai and Pakistan
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He covered the fraud as 'charitable work' but HMRC couldn't find evidence that it actually happened
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A previous version of this article said that Isaac William had been a pastor at St Nicholas Tooting. The Church has contacted us to let us know that while Isaac William and his family are known to the Church, he has never worked at a pastor there. We are happy to clarify this.

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The Labour party is at loggerheads with the White House after Barack Obama heaped praise on his 'great friend' David Cameron in an extraordinary pre-election endorsement. Harriet Harman today declared that the US President was 'wrong' to praise the Tory economic strategy for ensuring Britain 'stands out' on the world stage. Privately senior Labour figures are dismayed at the backing from the US, especially after Ed Miliband hired a senior Obama aide to advise his election campaign. Scroll down for video US President Barack Obama today handed David Cameron an extraordinary pre-election endorsement, hailing the British Prime Minister as a 'great friend'
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US President used White House visit to hail the PM as a 'great friend'
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Obama said US and UK economies are 'standing out' on the world stage
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Blow for Labour which has traditionally held close links with Democrats
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Irritation that Labour paid £300,000 to hire Obama guru David Axerod

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It was a case of life emulating art for British actress Linda Bassett, when she stripped off for a charity calendar - a decade after starring in smash hit film Calendar Girls. The award winning film told the true story of a group of Women's Institute members who posed naked to raise funds for Leukaemia Research. Now Ms Bassett, who played Cora in the film, has posed naked for a real charity calendar which was put together to support a dog rescue charity. Linda braved a naked calendar shoot for the month of October again - with her pet dog Dust
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British actress Linda Bassett, 64, played Cora in 2003 film
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Her character posed nude raising funds for Leukaemia Research
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11 years on, she has stripped off again for charity Safe Rescue for Dogs
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She adopted pet dog Dust from charity, who found him starving to death
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Injured dog was hidden in a Romanian sewage pipe but has a new home
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To buy a copy of the calendar, visit saferescuefordogs.com

Question: 'I think anyone passing might have got a shock if they looked over to see the actress @placeholder naked in a field with her dog,' added Miss Bassett.


Microsoft is developing a fitness band aimed at computer game fans, it has been revealed. One of the firm's suppliers says a band linked to the firm's hugely successful Xbox One console is set for release next year. It will be linked to games on the console, and is also expected to make use of the Kinect sensors the console has to track players. Scroll down for video Late on the bandwagon? Microsoft has launched a device called 'Microsoft Band' (pictured) that will allow users to monitor their fitness and exercise regime. now it is believed to be working on an Xbox version.
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Firm developing a version of its $199 band for Xbox One owners
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Microsoft Band has sensors that monitor pulse rate, measure calorie burn and track sleep quality to help wearers achieve their fitness goals
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It also works like a smart watch, showing a user's texts, emails and diary appointments on their wrist, among other functions
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Wears can talk to their device using the Cortana personal assistant

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In a stadium holding no fans, Manchester City will face a player who made little noise during an 18-month spell at rivals United. But Zoran Tosic has proved he is worth shouting about since establishing himself at CSKA Moscow. Manuel Pellegrini, in desperate need of victory, should be wary of the danger he poses. Tosic joined United aged 21 in January 2009 when Sir Alex Ferguson agreed to pay Partizan Belgrade £7million. He arrived as an exciting talent having scored 18 goals in 61 games for one of the biggest teams in his native Serbia. Midfielder Zoran Tosic, 27, played just 79 minutes for Manchester United after signing for £7million
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Midfielder Zoran Tosic played just 79 minutes for Manchester United
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He was signed for £7million by Sir Alex Ferguson from Partizan Belgrade
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27-year-old admits he was not quite ready to play at that level
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Tosic is now starring for CSKA Moscow, who face City on Tuesday

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A white man has been arrested on suspicion of daubing racist graffiti across a hairdresser's door and writing notes telling her to leave her new home as the area was 'for black sisters and brothers'. Samantha Sunter, 24, had taken her two young sons to see their new flat in Willenhall, Coventry, when she found the front door covered in graffiti, anti-vandal paint and faeces. A letter had also been pushed through the door telling her: 'Willenhall is black so f*** off' while another note put on her door read: 'Black Power. Don't stay to long or else...' Samantha Sunter, 24, (right) had taken her two young sons Oscar, five, (left) and Harvey, two, (centre) to see their new flat in Willenhall, Coventry, when she found the front door covered in graffiti, anti-vandal paint and faeces. A 54-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage
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Samantha Sunter discovered graffiti at her new flat in Willenhall, Coventry
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Mother-of-two also found notes pushed through her front door
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Police arrest man, 54, on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage
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Man, who is understood to be white, has been released on police bail

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(CNN) -- Experts disagreed Tuesday over whether Amanda Knox is likely to be extradited to Italy, where the country's highest criminal court overturned her acquittal and that of her former boyfriend in the 2007 killing of her roommate, Meredith Kercher. Knox and Raffaele Sollecito were convicted in 2009 of murder in Kercher's death, but a jury overturned the conviction in 2011. She then returned to her home city of Seattle, Washington, where she is studying creative writing at the University of Washington, according to her family's spokesman, David Marriott. A U.S. court or the State Department would be unlikely to take up any extradition request from Italy, said Sean Casey, a former prosecutor who is now a partner at Kobre & Kim in New York.
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"Extradition should not be granted," former prosecutor Sean Casey says
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The State Department will not discuss individual cases
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"These charges still remain just as unfounded," Knox's lawyer says

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:03 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:25 EST, 24 December 2013 A robot developed by a Japanese start-up that was recently acquired by Google has left 15 rivals for dead at a two-day competition hosted by the Pentagon to see which machine could cope best in the event of a nuclear meltdown. Team Schaft's machine carried out all eight rescue-themed tasks - including scaling a ladder, opening a door, removing debris and clearing debris - to outscore its rivals by a mechanical mile, taking 27 of a possible 32 points.
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) decided to host a competition that would test the world's greatest robotic technology
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The eight-part 'rescue challenge' was inspired by the nuclear meltdown at Fuskushima during the 2011 Japanese tsunami, where it was realized robots could do very little to help
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Coincidentally Japan won the competition, with its two-legged humanoid 'Schaft' completing all tasks and scoring 27 out of a possible 32
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Three teams scored zero, one of them being NASA

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Question: Embarassing: The robot created by NASA (pictured) failed to complete any of the eight tasks it was assigned during the two-day @placeholder competition


Brazil was hit by the seventh World Cup-related death yesterday after a worker fell at the stadium which will host the championship's opener in Sao Paulo. Fabio Hamilton da Cruz, whose age was not disclosed, fell about 26 feet while helping install temporary seats at the Itaquerao stadium construction company Fast Engenharia said in a statement. Firefighters said the worker fell from about 50 feet and press office of the Hospital Santa Marcelina in Sao Paulo confirmed the death, saying the worker did not survive serious head injuries. In Brazil's seventh World Cup-related death, the construction company behind the Itaquero stadium confirmed yesterday that a worker had died after falling at the site
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Worker died at £226 million stadium which will host World Cup opener
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Yesterday's tragedy was the eigth World-Cup related death
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Construction is ongoing and opening game scheduled for June 14
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12 stadiums were planned for completion by end of 2013 - just six finished

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To understand why Kobane is doomed, you only have to stand on a nearby hillside and watch as the Islamic State maniacs tighten their grip. A few hundred yards away, the besieged town was in flames again yesterday as the jihadis fired mortar bombs into densely-packed neighbourhoods. Every explosive thud and pillar of smoke signifies yet more deaths, as the men, women and children of the stricken Syrian frontier town desperately fight to the last. It is a deeply uneasy feeling to witness this life-and-death struggle against a terrorist state while standing in Turkey, a country that regards itself as European.
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EXCLUSIVE report and photographs by Sam Greenhill and Jamie Wiseman on the border near Kobane
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Local military forces positioned on the hills overlooking Kobane but cannot act without Turkish political will
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The Turkish military is effectively contributing to the ISIS stranglehold by blocking much-needed reinforcements
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Thousands of Kurds have descended on the area to try and cross the border and support their Syrian kin

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GAZA CITY (CNN) -- Israel bombed a Hamas government compound early Tuesday, leveling at least three structures, including the foreign ministry building, eyewitnesses and Hamas security sources told CNN. Relatives mourn three boys from the same family who were killed in an Israeli airstrike Monday in Gaza. A Gaza-based journalist, whose name was withheld for security reasons, told CNN he heard 18 blasts in the area and that two fires were burning at the compound early Tuesday. More bombs continued to drop over Gaza through the morning. With Tuesday's bombs, Israel appeared to extend its airstrike campaign in Gaza to a fourth day. The strikes -- which Israel says are aimed at stopping the firing of rockets from Gaza into southern Israel -- have killed more than 375 Palestinians, most of them Hamas militants, Palestinian medical sources said Tuesday.
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Israeli bombs level Hamas foreign ministry, two other buildings, source says
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Barak: Israel in 'all-out war' with Hamas
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Tehran declares day of mourning as protests erupt in Europe, Mideast
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Israel, Hamas blame each other for violating Egyptian-brokered cease-fire

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Every wine lover has a story of the first sip that drew them in. More often than not, it was not a glass a highly complex and expensive Bordeaux. It was likely an unsophisticated yet tantalizing bottle that rocked their world. My gateway drug to wine way back in the day -- Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill, a saccharine-sweet pink tipple best enjoyed ice cold. And for Beijing-based wine consultant and educator Fongyee Walker, it was that first bottle of grapey Black Tower. "You look at the American market, and the English market -- they were originally beer and spirits markets just like China. What shifted America? White Zin. What shifted England? Black Tower," she tells me.
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This month's "On China" show examines the country's love affair with wine
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CNN's Kristie Lu Stout hosts a panel of experts at Grace Vineyard, Shanxi
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China has gone from consuming next to no wine to world's biggest market for red
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Focus is on premium red wine like Lafite, market for cheaper wine under-developed

Question: The effervescent and friendly bubbly may very well find its way into the flutes of @placeholder's increasingly curious and open-minded wine consumers.


Sometimes geography gets in the way of power politics. Just when you thought that Ukraine was miles away from Syria, bang -- you find out that they're actually bordering each other. Confused? I bet you are. But here's the deal: the civil war in Ukraine, which most sensible people tend to classify these days as a direct stand-off between Russia and the U.S., is now having a direct impact on the conflict in Syria. The so-called "Islamic State" (ISIS) -- it's better to keep it in quotation marks and add "so-called," so as not to give these terrorists legitimacy -- has emerged as a force that has created a so-called caliphate and vows to spread its borders way beyond Syria and Iraq, where it is currently operating.
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Former Kremlin adviser says Obama may be ready to deal with Putin on ISIS
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Nekrassov: The crises in Ukraine and Syria are closely linked
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Nekrassov: Moscow thinks Obama is telling the Kremlin that it needs help on ISIS

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Question: Well, it just so happens that sorting out the mess in eastern @placeholder is Putin's personal project -- just like Syria was last year.


A Brazilian teenager told today how he got through tight security to meet England players at the team's Rio hotel - just by waving an out-of-date room key card he'd found on the street. Abraao Paiva de Mesquita, 18, claimed he walked straight past police, army troops and security staff at the Royal Tulip hotel to make it to the outdoor swimming pool, where members of the squad were relaxing. Abraao, who lives in the nearby violent Rocinha favela, said he was never searched or asked for ID as he wandered the hotel's corridors looking for England stars. Abraao Paiva de Mesquita, 18, with England midfielder Frank Lampard (left) and Roy Hodgson (right) after he sneaked into the team hotel
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Abraao Paiva de Mesquita, 18, claimed he walked straight in
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He made it to the outdoor pool, where the players were relaxing
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Got pictures with, among others, Roy Hodgson and Steven Gerrard
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The teen was never searched or asked for ID as he wandered around

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Snow baby: Anna the fox has lived with Russian scientist Irina Mukhamedshina since she was a cub. She understands as many commands as a pet dog Like any well-behaved pet, she understands words such as 'sit', 'stand up', 'lie down' - and knows her own name. But Anna is no ordinary domesticated animal. She is an endearing and impeccably mannered fox who has been trained to live alongside humans. The woman responsible for her unlikely transformation is Irina Mukhamedshina, a 22-year-old Russian scientist who adopted her and another fox called Elma from  the Novosibirsk of Cytology and Genetics, which has studied how animals evolved from their feral ancestors to live alongside humans.
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Young Russian dog trainer teaches rare tame foxes to follow commands
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Foxes can 'sit', 'stay' and 'lie down' at her direction
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The animals come from a unique facility that breeds domesticated foxes

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Question: @placeholder's work with foxes and were amazed at her achievements.

Question: Lie down: Training the foxes to obey basic commands took 15 minutes a day for three weeks, shocking @placeholder at how quickly the animals learned


By Luke Salkeld Last updated at 1:50 AM on 5th January 2012 Having twin babies can often be  a handful – unless, as with Reuben Blake and his sister Floren, they arrive five years apart. The siblings were born from the same batch of embryos created during their parents’ IVF treatment. But while Reuben was successfully implanted in 2006, seven-week-old Floren was kept on ice until last year. Delight: Simon and Jody, who underwent fertility treatment, with their two children You took your time! Reuben Blake, five, with his twin sister Floren (seven weeks). They were conceived from the same batch of embryos
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Reuben and Floren were conceived at the same time but born five years apart

Question: Now their parents, Jody and @placeholder, delight in telling well-wishers all about the incredible age gap between their ‘twins’.


(CNN) -- Savvy Internet users know that all the great stuff they get from the Internet us for "free"—the searches, the social networks, the games, even the news—isn't really free. It's an exchange, where companies are able to take user data, sell it to advertisers, and make money that allows them to give themselves a paycheck while keeping you afloat in free digital services. So that data you're giving away online is worth something, but have you ever taken a stab at figuring out how much? A just-released privacy add-on for Firefox and Chrome, Privacyfix, gives it the old college try. Both Congress and the executive branch have been talking more about online privacy in the past couple years.
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New add-on attempts to measure the value of your data to websites
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Facebook, Google and other sites make their money using data for advertising
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Privacyfix works with Firefox and Chrome Web browsers
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Creator says his yearly value is $1.68 to Facebook, but $700 to Google

Question: The add-on links you directly to those Facebook settings so you can fix them immediately, navigating you through a maze of privacy options some find arcane; it has a similar function for @placeholder.


JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- The bodies of two of the three men executed for the deadly bombing of two nightclubs in Bali, Indonesia, were returned to their village Sunday. Balinese relatives of Bali bombing victims pray in the resort island on Sunday following the executions. At least one police officer was injured by "pushing and shoving" between police and funeral-goers as the bodies of two executed brothers were returned to their families in Tenggulun. It was unclear where the body of the third executed bomber was. Hundreds of police were in Tenggulun and Serang, cities in East and West Java province respectively, where supporters awaited the bodies, The Associated Press reported.
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NEW: Bodies of two executed bombers return Sunday to home village
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Brothers, third man executed by firing squad at Indonesian prison
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2002 bombings killed 202, many of them Australians vacationing in Kuta
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Hundreds of members of hardline Muslim groups plan protest

Question: The deadly bombing ripped through two popular nightclubs in Kuta, on the @placeholder resort island of Bali, in October 2002.


New York (CNN) -- Dear Mr. President: How good of you, sir, to have personally telephoned two New York heroes whose timely diligence prevented a lunatic from causing a catastrophe  in Times Square. We New Yorkers are happy to hear you called Mr. Lance L. Orton Sr. and Mr. Duane Jackson to thank them for their vigilance. But there is a third vendor, Mr. President, whom you forgot to call. His name is Alioune B. Niass, and he is an immigrant from Somalia who said he was the first person to notice the smoking Nissan Pathfinder. "I thought I should call 911," Niass later told a reporter, "but my English is not very good and I had no credit left on my phone, so I walked over to Lance, who has the T-shirt stall next to mine, and told him. He said we shouldn't call 911. Immediately he alerted a police officer nearby."
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Hamid Dabashi lauds president for calling two street vendors who reported Times Square car
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But, Dabashi says, a third vendor, a Muslim immigrant, says he was first to spot Pathfinder
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Muslim-American hero defies the "terrorist" stereotype, he writes
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Dabashi: Muslim Americans living with prejudice would be buoyed by Obama calling him

Question: Here in New York, Mr. President, we are not particular about which one of these great @placeholder saw that deadly car first, alerted the police and prevented a disaster.


(CNN) -- Tjaart van der Walt will seek to upstage two of his most illustrious golfing compatriots and win his first professional tournament at the Africa Open on Sunday. The 37-year-old goes into the final round tied for the lead with 2010 British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen and one shot ahead of two-time U.S. Open winner Retief Goosen after carding a superb eight-under-par 65 in East London on Saturday. Van der Walt, who finished second in a 2005 U.S. PGA Tour event, eliminated Oosthuizen's two-shot overnight lead as he started with four successive birdies and -- like his fellow South African -- picked up a shot at the final hole.
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Tjaart van der Walt catches Louis Oosthuzen at the top of the Africa Open leaderboard
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Veteran South African cards eight-under 65 to join major winner on 21 under par
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Former European Tour No. 1 Retief Goosen is a shot behind going into final round
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Defending champion Jonathan Byrd claims a one-shot lead at PGA Tour's opening event

Question: Defending champion @placeholder's only lapse came at the par-five 11th hole as he took four shots to reach the green.


Peter Morris stood transfixed as he watched his sister Claire walk down the aisle, while the groom – resplendent in a kilt and ruff – stood waiting proudly by the front pew. As they exchanged vows, Peter swallowed hard. Yet his emotional reaction was borne not of joy, but of grief. For the scene unfolding before his eyes was not the wedding itself, which took place in 1993, but a recreation for ITV drama The Widower. The Widower featuring Sheridan Smith, an ITV drama, tells the tale of Claire Morris who was murdered on a roadside in Aberdeenshire by her husband Malcolm Webster months after their wedding
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Malcolm Webster murdered wife Claire as part of life-insurance scam
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Five years later Claire Morris' family discovered truth behind death
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Now Sheridan Smith is playing Claire in ITV drama The Widower
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Claire's brother Peter Morris said actress captured his sister 'completely'
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‘If I want to see Claire again all I have to do is switch on this drama,' he said

Question: I miss that camaraderie of a sibling and I thank @placeholder for giving that back to me for a while.

Question: Although arrest warrants for the murder of his first wife and attempted murder of his second had been issued, it wasn’t long before @placeholder began hunting for a new wealthy partner.


By Press Association PUBLISHED: 15:47 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:57 EST, 2 October 2013 A motorcyclist was today charged with reckless driving after prosecutors said he sparked a tense encounter with the driver of an SUV and a throng of other bikers that ended with blood and broken bones on a Manhattan street. Christopher Cruz, 28, of Passaic, New Jersey, declined to comment as he was released on $1,500 bail, facing misdemeanor charges that also include unlawful imprisonment. His attorney, H. Benjamin Perez, said his client denied all the allegations. 'He will come back to fight this case and clear his name,' he said.
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Christopher Cruz was released on bail after being charged with reckless driving, among others, for 'starting the scrap in NYC on Sunday'
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Video shows him slowing down ahead of SUV, causing it to hit him; the other bikers then pursued the terrified driver before beating him
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In the chase, driver knocked down bikers, including one who is in a coma and will never walk again

Question: Cruz has previous arrests in @placeholder, including a theft case in which he pleaded guilty, according to Manhattan prosecutors.


(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova has been forced to pull out of the WTA Rogers Cup tournament in Toronto next month, still plagued by a nagging left hip injury. Organizers of the prestigious hard court tournament announced Sunday that the four-time grand slam champion had withdrawn from the event that starts August 5. World No.2 Sharapova has not played since sensationally losing to Portuguese qualifier Michelle Larcher de Brito in the second round at Wimbledon on the opening Wednesday. "I am extremely disappointed that I am unable to play in Toronto next week as it's one of the best and most important tournaments of the year," the Russian said.
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Maria Shapapova pulls out of WTA tournament in Toronto
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Hip injury leaves her short of match practice ahead of U.S. Open
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Mikhail Youzhny wins Gstaad tournament in Switzerland
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Tommy Robredo sees off Fabio Fognini in Croatian final

Question: @placeholder made 31 unforced errors and said the efforts of recent weeks had caught up with him.


James Milner and Leighton Baines missed England training ahead of the friendly with Peru later this week, while Wayne Rooney looked to be taking no prisoners - despite the intense training and warm-weather clothes. Roy Hodgson had his squad wearing more layers at St George's Park in readiness for Brazil next month. And the manager enjoyed an almost full compliment on Tuesday. Only Milner and Baines were elsehwere, with the Manchester City midfielder absent with a head cold and worked in the gym alone, while the first choice left-back had family commitments. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Rooney take part in rugby-style training session
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Manchester City's James Milner is out with a head cold
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Leighton Baines, Everton's left-back, had family commitments
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Rooney put through his paces during strength work
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Phil Jones both took part
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England trained with adidas Brazuca ball and continued in hot clothing

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Army chiefs who led Britain in Iraq and Afghanistan have praised Parliament for its decision not to join the U.S. in any military strikes against Syria. As America prepares for missile strikes against the war-torn country - possibly as early as tomorrow -  David Cameron is still reeling from Thursday's shock Commons defeat. But despite the anger and frustration of the British government - and many Conservative MPs - generals who led the British Army in recent campaigns said not taking action against Syrian president Bashar Assad was the correct decision. Happy:  Lord Dannatt, right, former head of the British Army, described the vote as a 'victory for common sense and democracy'. Sir Mike Jackson , left, said he did not think relations with the U.S. would be damaged
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General Lord Dannatt described vote as 'victory for common sense'
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He said the 'drumbeat for war' had dwindled among British public
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Rear Admiral Chris Parry said serving colleagues were glad at decision
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U.N weapons inspectors left Syria earlier than expected today
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This has fuelled speculation U.S. could attack Syria as early as tomorrow

Question: General Sir Mike Jackson, who was Chief of the General Staff during the 2003 invasion of @placeholder, said he felt that war's legacy affected the debate.


By Victoria Woollaston Google revolutionised the tablet market with its low-cost, high-specification Nexus 7 devices - and if the latest rumours are to be believed, the firm may be hoping to do the same in the mid-sized tablet market. Potentially quashing recent reports Google was looking to abandon the Nexus project entirely, these new rumours suggest a device called Nexus 8 will launch later this year - and it could be made by HTC. Google is said to have approached HTC when it originally began building its Nexus range back in 2012, but the Taiwanese firm was too busy with its smartphones so Google is believed to have teamed up with Asus instead.
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Rumours claim tech giant is looking to team up with the Taiwanese firm
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The Nexus 8 could be an 8-inch device, or even as large as 8.9 inches
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It is expected to launch by September and cost $299 (£180)
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Google is said to have approached HTC when it first set up its tablet range
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However, due to prior commitments, Google teamed up with Asus instead

Question: would follow @placeholder’s usual pattern of unveiling new devices at its Google


By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 05:39 EST, 18 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:54 EST, 18 December 2013 For once, it was not the humiliating revelations of drug taking or bad behaviour which left disgraced Toronto Mayor Rob Ford red faced - it was his vigorous dancing. The beleaguered politician was more than happy to risk what shred of dignity he had left by performing an embarrassing dance routine during Christmas festivities in the city's council chamber today. Chubby Mayor Ford worked up quite a sweat with his hand waving and gyrating to Bob Marley's One Love, which was greeted with amusement by most of his colleagues.
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Disgraced politician joined in with Christmas festivities in Toronto city hall
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Mayor Ford had his powers reduced after admitting smoking crack cocaine

Question: Hot under the collar: @placeholder Rob Ford, centre, takes a break from vigorous dancing to wipe the sweat from his forehead


By Matt Blake and Peter Simpson PUBLISHED: 04:23 EST, 15 July 2013 | UPDATED: 19:13 EST, 15 July 2013 An air stewardess was killed by an electric shock when she answered a call on her iPhone 5 while it was recharging, it was claimed yesterday. News of the death of Ma Ailun, 23, was posted on the internet by her sister, prompting criticism of Apple among the country’s millions of iPhone users. ‘I want to warn everyone else not to make phone calls when your mobile phone is recharging,’ her sister wrote. Tragic: Ma Ailun, 23, a former flight attendant with China Southern Airlines, died when she picked up her iPhone as it charged at home on Thursday, her family said. Ma often took pictures of herself with her phone and posted them online (above)
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Ma Ailun, a China Southern Airlines air hostess, died in Xinjian, China
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Family say she was answering her iPhone 5 at home while it was charging
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Sister says Ma bought hers from Apple store, was using original charger
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Apple have launched investigation into claims and are 'helping authorities'
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iPhone 5 was launched with much fanfare across world in September

Question: But @placeholder is not the only smartphone maker to have come under fire for faulty gadgets.


A builder in India died after he strayed too close to a friend's camel, which bit him on the head. Govind Trivedi, 45, was pronounced dead at the scene of the attack in the city of Ahmedabad, in Gujarat province, on Sunday. Phoola Mena, who had been tasked with guarding the camel, was also injured when he was bitten on the leg while trying to free Mr Trivedi. Govind Trivedi, 45,  died at the scene in Ahmedabad, Gujarat province, after the camel bit his head, while Phoola Mena, who had been tasked with guarding the animal, was bitten on the leg (stock image)
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Govind Trivedi, 45, strayed too close to the animal and it attacked
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Phoola Mena, who was tasked with guarding it, was also bitten on the leg
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Police are deciding whether to charge owner Lalisinh Rajput with neglect

Question: The camel got irritated and attacked Trivedi; fixing its jaws on @placeholder's head.'


Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- Prosecutors fighting to keep American student Amanda Knox behind bars for murder in Italy defended on Monday the DNA tests that linked her to the killing of British student Meredith Kercher. Knox is appealing her conviction and 26-year sentence for the murder of her housemate in 2007, with her defense team arguing that DNA evidence used in her original trial is not conclusive. This summer two new forensic experts, professors Carla Vecchiotti and Stefano Conti, cast doubt on the DNA evidence that played a role in the convictions of Knox and ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito. "I think the prosecution is trying to take the independent experts' testimony away and frankly, I don't see that happening," Knox's father, Curt, told reporters after court adjourned Monday. "I mean, I think the independent experts have done a very good job in evaluating the information ... and I don't see it breaking down at this point. I see that it has been good for Amanda."
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NEW: Curt Knox says his daughter is "anxious ... looking forward to a decision"
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Victim's sister says Meredith Kercher has been forgotten in the "media frenzy"
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Amanda Knox was convicted of killing roommate Kercher in 2009 and sentenced to 26 years

Question: @placeholder testified that the knife tested negative for blood and the amount of DNA said to be Kercher's was so low, it could not be examined again with any conclusions.


(CNN) -- The 2014 World Cup in Brazil has thrown up the chance for revenge and the opportunity for the apprentice to become the master. While the Netherlands will have an early opportunity for payback by taking on Spain in a repeat of the 2010 final, U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann will have the chance to lead his side against his native Germany. Germany, coached by Klinsmann's former assistant Joachim Low, and the U.S. are in Group G along with Portugal and Ghana. Klinsmann led Germany to the semifinals in 2006 where it was beaten by eventual winner Italy. But the 49-year-old faces a difficult task to steer the U.S. through the group with Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal and a tricky Ghana side also in contention.
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Brazil will kick of the 2014 World Cup against Croatia
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World champions Spain face Netherlands in repeat of 2010 final
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Bosnia to take on Argentina on debut tournament
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U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann to face native Germany

Question: "@placeholder are clear favorites in their group and I think Bosnia will finish in second place and make it into the next round."


A food-delivery website is parting ways with Facebook in a snarky "breakup" letter. And Facebook, like spurned lovers through the ages, is telling the cheeky startup not to let the door hit it on the way out. Eat24, based in San Bruno, California, lets users enter their address to find restaurants that will deliver to them. They then select a restaurant and order online. The site has more than 70,000 "likes" on Facebook. But last week, it announced it just wasn't that into the social media giant anymore. "Dear Facebook, Hey. It's Eat24. Look, we need to talk," read a post on the Eat24 blog. "This isn't easy to say since we've been together so long, but we need to break up. We'd love to say 'It's not you, it's us' but it's totally you. Not to be rude, but you aren't the smart, funny social network we fell in love with several years back. You've changed. A lot."
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Eat24 website is "breaking up" with Facebook, which is firing back
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Food-delivery site says Facebook's algorithm minimizes its posts
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Facebook rep: Users want to see more important content
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Facebook has encouraged businesses to pay for advertising

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Asda has been named as the best-value supermarket for buying Christmas dinner - with shoppers saving nearly £30 compared to other brands. The prices of 33 festive items - including turkey, Christmas pudding, mince pies and Champagne - were analysed across the five major stores, with Asda coming in at number one at £119.96 for the total shop. Tesco scooped second place at £129.40; Morrisons was third at £135.71; Sainbury’s came in at four place with a festive basket costing £139.05. Asda's Christmas basket was the cheapest, research by trade magazine The Grocer found In fifth place, and the most expensive, was Waitrose at £149.54, which is £29.58 dearer when compared to festive shopping at Asda.
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Study by trade magazine The Grocer found Asda the best value
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Price comparison of 33 festive items purchased from five retailers
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Asda's £119 total cost was £10 less than second-cheapest, Tesco
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Waitrose the most costly with Christmas shoppers spending nearly £150

Question: It found that Tesco has the cheapest bacon (£2,22); Asda is best for brandy butter (£1.50); @placeholder is best-priced in Morrisons (£16.99); and Christmas pudding costs £1.89 in Asda - compared to the most expensive £3.75 at Waitrose.

Question: It found that Tesco has the cheapest bacon (£2,22); Asda is best for brandy butter (£1.50); Champagne is best-priced in Morrisons (£16.99); and Christmas pudding costs £1.89 in @placeholder - compared to the most expensive £3.75 at Waitrose.


Sportsmail has launched a campaign to stamp out the wrestling, grappling and shirt pulling in the penalty area that's ruining our game. Here's what they're all saying about it in the world of football: Chris Smalling and Marcos Rojo both appear to grapple Branislav Ivanovic and John Terry of Chelsea John Terry - Chelsea captain ‘Me and Branislav Ivanovic were double headlocked at every corner.’ Colin Pascoe - Liverpool assistant manager ‘Grappling. That is the new word is it? It is the referees’ interpretation and we’ll leave it to them. That’s what the referees and the officials are paid for. They make decisions. So whatever they decide is grappling, or holding, it’s in their hands really. Did I do it as player? No, I was a winger and didn’t have to mark anyone.’
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It was like UFC in Manchester United area vs Chelsea, says Ian Wright
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Referees are trying to find ways of detecting grappling, says Micky Mellon
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One Football League official even asked Shrewsbury how to detect holds
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Refs 'allowing it to take place,' argues Martin Keown

Question: @placeholder appeals for a penalty as he lies on the ground with Smalling on top of him


By James Tozer UPDATED: 20:04 EST, 13 February 2012 It is a touching memento of her down-to-earth manner. Addressed simply ‘To George’, this hand-written Valentine’s Day card from Princess Diana is not quite the romantic mystery it might at first appear, however. The Daily Mail can reveal that the recipient was none other than George Smith, the royal valet who caused a scandal when he claimed to have been raped by a member of Prince Charles’s household. Bit of fun: The cute card was specially printed and then signed by Diana, pictured together with its recipient, valet George Smith
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Pink personalised card was sent to a former valet and footman George Smith
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Card is up for sale as part of a collection

Question: Diana is believed to have sent similar messages to several favoured servants on cards specially printed in 1989, when she was still married to @placeholder.


When she was the most famous hooker in showbusiness - thanks to career-defining roles in the 1986 film Mona Lisa and Kay Mellor's 90s TV hit Band Of Gold - Cathy Tyson had a reputation for being a bit chippy. She'd arrive late for interviews, answer questions dismissively and even turned Hollywood down after being told to lose weight. She's just returned to the acting world after a four-year break in which she went to university to study literature and drama, and how she's changed. Cathy Tyson alongside Bob Hoskins in Mona Lisa, she says Bob had a huge influence on her career
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Cathy Tyson discusses how the late Bob Hoskins inspired her acting
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She describes her love-hate relationship with the acting world
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Cathy claims she is much happier now that she is older

Question: Many older actresses insist they're happier to have left their nubile 20s behind, but I've never believed any of them as much as I believe @placeholder.


Teenage girls are increasingly looking at fitness bloggers on Instagram and Facebook as role models but it is making them feel guilty that their bodies don't match up, new research shows. Associate Professor Claire Drummond from Flinders University set out to study what motivates or discourages girls aged 13 to 17 to do physical activity. But in her interviews with 75 teens she was surprised to find that most of them said their main role models were women who ran 'fitspo' or fitness inspiration pages. Scroll down for video Rebecca Lomas, from the NSW Central Coast, has 115,000 followers on Instagram and says she is mindful to portray a 'balanced' attitude for her young fans
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Flinders University studied what motivates girls 13-17 to exercise
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Teens are increasingly looking at fitness bloggers as role models
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The accounts made some girls feel self-conscious about their bodies
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But girls who were already active found the women motivational

Question: Ms @placeholder lost 11kg after switching to a 'clean eating' diet, which avoids processed foods, two years ago and has since gathered followers by posting pictures of her workouts and meals.


Mario Balotelli practised alone at Liverpool's Melwood training ground on Monday as he moves to the brink of completing his £16million transfer from AC Milan. Brendan Rodgers' side face Balotelli's former employers Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium and will be boosted by the announcement before the match that the Italian has become a Liverpool player. He could even join the squad at their Manchester hotel if there is time before the match. The 24-year-old, who will move from Italian giants Milan in a £16m deal, arrived at Melwood on Monday afternoon to put the finishing touches to the transfer before undergoing a one-on-one session with Liverpool's head of conditioning and fitness, Ryland Morgans. He trained in Liverpool's official training kit, highlighting how close the deal is being to complete.
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Mario Balotelli will complete remarkable £16million transfer to Liverpool from AC Milan later on Monday
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He will sign three-year contract ahead of Liverpool against Manchester City in the Premier League at the Etihad
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The forward is at Melwood putting the finishing touches to the deal and training alone in Liverpool's official kit
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Balotelli's contract is believed to be worth £90,000-a-week and will be highly incentivised
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Liverpool travel to the Etihad on Monday night for Premier League clash and Balotelli is likely to attend the game

Question: He also scored 18 goals in 41 matches for @placeholder last season.


By Daniel Bates The late tech guru supposedly said: ¿That¿s it?¿ in 2004 when the company¿s shares decreased two per cent following revelations he had undergone surgery Steve Jobs was disappointed that Apple's share price did not go down more when he announced he had cancer, a new book claims. The late tech guru supposedly said: ‘That’s it?’ in 2004 when the company’s shares decreased two per cent following revelations he had undergone surgery, Jobs apparently thought the reaction of the stock market was not enough to reflect his importance to Apple, author Yukari Kane claims. Her book on Apple after Jobs, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2011, adds to the portrait of a man who was unafraid to be blunt and speak his mind.
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Late tech guru supposedly said: ‘That’s it?’ in 2004 when the company’s shares decreased following revelations he had undergone surgery
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Thought the reaction was not enough to reflect his importance to Apple, Yukari Kane, author of 'Haunted Empire: Apple After Steve Jobs' claims

Question: He said: 'It fails to capture Apple, @placeholder, or anyone else in the company.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton decided to join her one-time rival's team because she wanted to be part of the "greatest adventure of our century," she said Monday after President-elect Barack Obama named her as his nominee for secretary of state. Sen. Hillary Clinton addresses the media in Chicago on Monday while President-elect Barack Obama looks on. "President Kennedy once said that engaging the world to meet the threats we face was the greatest adventure of our century," Clinton said during a news conference in Chicago, Illinois, when Obama unveiled his national security team. "Well, Mr. President-elect, I am proud to join you on what will be a difficult and exciting adventure in this new century."
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President-elect Obama taps Sen. Hillary Clinton to be his secretary of state
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Obama calls Clinton a woman of "extraordinary intelligence and toughness"
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Former rivals engaged in tough exchanges on foreign policy during primary fight
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Obama says national security team members share common "core vision"

Question: During the presidential campaign, Obama and Clinton traded tough statements on foreign policy, but, now, Obama and Clinton will be in the same administration, albeit one led by @placeholder.