By Lydia Warren and Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 02:02 EST, 7 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:38 EST, 7 December 2012 The mother who lost her three young daughters as well as her parents during a horrific house fire last Christmas told Piers Morgan about how losing the people she loved shook her to her very core. ‘I screamed at God forever,’ Madonna Badger told the CNN host. She and then-boyfriend, contractor Michael Borcina, were the only two who survived the deadly inferno that swept through her $1.7million-dollar home. She emotionally spoke of how she ‘wanted to die too’ after she found out that her daughters Grace, Sarah, and Lily, all perished, as well as her parents, Lomer Johnson, 71, and his wife Pauline, 69.
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Madonna Badger appeared at ease nearly a year after the tragedy, speaking both on the 'TODAY' show and 'Piers Morgan Tonight'
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Said her daughters have spoken to her and comforted her as she cried
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Also said she knows her daughters are alright now
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Going to Thailand this Christmas to take the girls' toys to an orphanage
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Daughters Sarah, Lily and Grace, and parents, Lomer and Pauline Johnson, died in fire at her Connecticut home while she and her boyfriend escaped

Question: Emotional: Madonna Badger gave an emotional interview with CNN's Piers Morgan on Thursday night, saying how she was at first furious with @placeholder


An effigy of Alex Salmond was set alight at a bonfire parade last night - despite claims it had been blocked by police - and EU chief Jose Manuel Barroso is next. Proposals to burn the Scottish First Minister in Lewes, East Sussex, sparked outrage and a complaint was made to police - but pictures emerged online today showing one of the models at the centre of a fireworks display. One effigy had the politician standing at 16ft tall and holding a sign reading '45%', which refers to the proportion of Scottish people who voted for independence from the UK in September, while the Loch Ness Monster peers over his shoulder.
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Sussex Police tweeted burning was not going ahead after they had received a complaint
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Bonfire night celebrations held in Lewes, East Sussex, are thought to be the largest in the world
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Effigy of Mr Salmond held a 45% panel in a jibe over the result of the Scottish independence referendum
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Angry Scots took to social media to vent their anger at  attack on everyone who voted in favour of independence
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Previous burned effigies include Osama bin Laden, Bashar al-Assad, various popes and Angela Merkel
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Tradition hundreds of years old sees flaming tar barrels carried on the shoulders in Devon town of  Ottery St Mary

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By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 10:24 EST, 3 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:50 EST, 4 July 2012 These pictures reveal the headquarters of Scientology's higher order where members pledge their allegiance for one billion years - and which may have cost Tom Cruise his marriage. The prospect of sending six-year-old Suri to the Sea Organisation, or Sea Org as it is known, is what is said to have been the final straw for Katie Holmes before she filed for divorce. The clergy like group is run like a military clique from the Scientology Gold Base in California which has a sniper-style nest bunker on the site.
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Scientology headquarters set in isolated, arid foothills 90 miles from LA
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Members 'banned from having children and paid $50 a week'
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Sea Org investigated by FBI looking into human trafficking

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Bayern Munich chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has urged FIFA to hold the the Qatar World Cup in April 2022. FIFA is set to hold a Qatar 2022 task force in Zurich next week as it bids to find a resolution to hosting the tournament in a country which sees searing heat in the summer months. The governing body and UEFA are pushing to hold the World Cup finals in the winter but the European Club Association (ECA), chaired by Rummenigge, will lobby for the tournament to run from late April until the end of May. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said that the 2022 World Cup should be held in April, not January or November
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Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says 2022 World Cup should be played in spring
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A winter World Cup would not work, according to the Bayern Munich boss
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Rummenigge is also chairman of European Club Association (ECA)
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European clubs worried winter World Cup would affect Champions League

Question: We will bring this option to the table to discuss at the @placeholder task force on November 3.'


There is a wistful look on the chiselled features of Carl Froch as he holds his year-old daughter Natalia on his lap. George Groves would be unwise to seize upon the tender mood of this photograph, taken by Froch’s partner Rachael Cordingley, as indication that the man he is about to fight in front of 80,000 people is going soft in his sixth year as a world champion. The moment is poignant because Froch has been rationing his cherished family time to the barest minimum during his two-and-a-half months of preparation for the re-match which will fill Wembley Stadium to throbbing capacity on Saturday night.
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Froch fighting George Groves at Wembley next Saturday
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The Cobra insists he won't cut corners as he did before first fight
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He is living away from his family in Sheffield during training
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His punishing regime has been devised by Rob McCracken
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Froch also has a property portfolio

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Global markets were reeling Monday after a historic day on Wall Street that saw two famous names become the latest victims of the credit crunch. The leading U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and brokerage Merrill Lynch was the subject of a $50 billion buyout by Bank of America. The fate of other big name financial institutions remained in doubt and stock prices plunged in Asia, Europe and the United States. In New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 504 points down, or about 4.4 percent. The Nasdaq composite lost 3.6 percent, its worst single-session percentage decline since March 24, 2003. It left the tech-fueled average at its lowest point since March 17 of this year.
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U.S. investment banking giant Lehman Brothers to file for bankruptcy
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Merrill Lynch agrees to be taken over by Bank of America
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Job losses certain but numbers not yet known
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NEW: Dow Jones suffered worst day since 9/11; Asia, Europe markets tumbled

Question: @placeholder, known for with its famous bull logo, has been an icon of Wall Street and investing.


Smile for the camera! This tiny hairless wombat clearly knew the value of saying 'cheese' with a photo of her flashing her pearly whites taking over the Internet. The photo of 'Leah' the baby wombat smiling cheekily at the camera while sitting in her colourful throne, was taken by a ranger who rescued her from her dead mothers pouch six weeks ago. The picture was taken on Saturday and posted on the Parks Victoria Facebook page, and his since been shared nearly 30,000 times and featured in Reddit's infamous Photoshop Battle. Lucky Leah the wombat is all smiles after beings found still inside her mother's pouch after the pair were hit by a car.
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A baby wombat's photo has gone viral, deemed so ugly it's cute
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The picture has become the subject of a photoshop battle on Reddit
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The little face is no all over the internet appearing on everything from the 'Game of Thrones' famous Iron Throne to posing for Jack in 'Titanic'
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The tiny wombat survived in her mothers pouch after she was hit and killed by a car
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She was named Leah by the animal foster carer who saved her life

Question: The winner gets a three month premium membership to Reddit, they then get to pick the photo for the next battle and most importantly, kudos from everyone on the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Does the Web have room for one more social network? Microsoft thinks so. With Facebook hogging the spotlight last week and Google working to stay in the game with Google+, Microsoft has quietly launched So.cl, which it describes as a social-search tool to share information and meet people with common interests. What it's not, Microsoft says, is a rival to Facebook. "So.cl is an experimental research project focused on the future of social experiences and learning, especially among younger people," Microsoft said Monday in an e-mail. The tool was launched late last year for students at a handful of colleges and universities. Last week, the company quietly made it available to anyone for a public beta test period.
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Microsoft's social search tool, So.cl, is now available to the public
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The tool (pronounced "social") lets users share Web content with others
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Designers say it's not meant as a Facebook competitor
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Social had been available to some college students since last year

Question: Google and smaller rivals have struggled to gain a foothold in a social-media landscape that @placeholder dominates.


By Meghan Keneally and Helen Pow and Associated Press and Ryan Gorman Olympic skier Bode Miller opened up Thursday morning about his despair at how a custody battle with a former flame was portrayed in the press. Miller told the 'Today Show' that it was difficult to see 11-month-old son Sam thrust into the spotlight while he and the boy's mother, former Marine Sara McKenna, 27, hammered out the details of a temporary custody agreement in place until at least a March 31 court date. Miller, 36, spoke from Germany, where he is preparing for a World Cup event, that despite being accustomed to dealing with the press, it's much more difficult when it involves family.
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Bode Miller said the media created a far different narrative than what more than one judge determined after a series of hearings
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Despite his experience dealing with the press, Miller said it's still difficult when it involves family - especially a defenseless child
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Miller and the 11-month-old boy's mother, former Marine Sara McKenna, cemented the temporary pact in family court last month in New York City
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Both parents agreed after court they were happy about the arrangement, which allows the skier to take the child to the Olympics in February
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The pair had a brief relationship last year in California after meeting online but he has since married professional volleyball player Morgan Beck

Question: The news comes after @placeholder said it was 'fate' that she had a miscarriage earlier this year because they wouldn't have been able to spend as much time with the 11-month-old toddler.


By Dave Wood Luis Suarez has little to smile about following his four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini but fans were queuing up to have a laugh at his expense. A poster featuring the Uruguay striker baring his teeth became a major attraction on Copacabana Beach in Rio as it provided the perfect backdrop for a photo opportunity. FIFA announced on Thursday that Suarez was suspended from all football-related activity until the end of October and he would miss Uruguay's next nine internationals. The news was relayed to commuters over the travel message boards on London Underground. VIDEO Scroll down for hilarious Suarez gif depicts the the Uruguay striker as Jaws
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Luis Suarez sent home in shame after being banned for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini
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Uruguay striker Suarez ruled out of Saturday's last 16 clash against Colombia at World Cup
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The internet has reacted with a number of jokes and images in reference to the incident
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Images show Luis Suarez as Jaws and Dracula while he wins the 'Golden Teeth'
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Giorgio Chiellini's apparent bite marks are made substantially worse

Question: Reaction: Hilarious vine depicting what @placeholder's response to the Suarez incident would be


By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner In a vast warehouse on the banks of the River Clyde, the Commonwealth Games hosted its most high profile event yet — the unveiling of Usain Bolt, the superstar billed as the saviour of the Games amid a slew of high profile drop-outs. The fastest man in the world will not compete until Friday evening and even then, only in the heats of the 4x100 metres relay, but his presence alone is a boost for the Games. In the absence of Mo Farah, who withdrew on Thursday — too late for his face to be removed from the promotional material which adorns Glasgow — Bolt is by far the biggest draw, arguably the only athlete here who  transcends the sport.
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Sprinter gave his first press conference after landing on Saturday
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He says he will definitely run in the 4x100m relay despite choosing not to compete in his usual 100m and 200m events
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He confirmed he would race in the heats as well as the final, which takes place on August 2
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Bolt flew halfway around the world to be in Glasgow having missed the 2006 and 2010 competitions through injury
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One Australian reporter used her question for Bolt by asking for a selfie
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Jamaican posed for pictures with Clyde the Games mascot and members of Giffnock North Amateur Athletics Club

Question: @placeholder moved into the athletes’ village yesterday evening and said he would spend most of his time in his room to avoid requests for photographs and autographs from other  competitors.


By Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM Jose Mourinho accused referees of all but deciding the Premier League title after losing his 77-game unbeaten League record at Stamford Bridge with defeat by Sunderland. The Chelsea manager was furious with officials for awarding a penalty when Cesar Azpilicueta brought down Jozy Altidore and Fabio Borini, a former Chelsea striker who is at Sunderland on loan from title rivals Liverpool, made it 2-1 from the penalty spot. Mourinho blasted Dean and referee’s chief Mike Riley, aiming a sarcastic rant at the officials — even though his own assistant Rui Faria was sent off for an extraordinary rant after the spot-kick when he had to be restrained by fellow members of the back-room team.
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Jose Mourinho refuses to answer questions after loss to Sunderland
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Chelsea boss congratulates Sunderland on their 2-1 win
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Portuguese manager praises his team for their performance
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Mourinho 'congratulated' Mike Riley for the way the title race has unfolded

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By Adam Shergold Juventus have been enjoying the sights and sounds of Sydney as they prepare to take on the A-League All Stars on Sunday in their latest tour match. Coach Massimiliano Allegri and his players posed for pictures in front of the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House as the Italian champions count down to the match at ANZ Stadium. Among those greeting the club's Australian fan base in Sydney was veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, striker Carlos Tevez and new signing Patrice Evra, who joined from Manchester United earlier in the summer. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Evra set his sights on fourth consecutive title for Juventus
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Juventus to play A-League All Stars at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on Sunday
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Australia is second stop on Italian champions' pre-season tour
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They beat an Indonesia XI 8-1 in their first friendly on Wednesday
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Alessandro del Piero will play for A-League against former club
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Patrice Evra believes Juventus can win fourth consecutive Scudetto

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A 23-year-old Norwegian man of Somali origin is being investigated over the bloody attack on Kenya's Westgate shopping centre last month. Hassan Abdi Dhuhulow, 23, is believed to be one of four men pictured in CCTV footage from the mall which has been released by Kenyan authorities. Dhuhulow is believed to have links to Mohamed Abdikadir Mohamed, known as Ikrima, who is regarded as one of the most dangerous commanders in the Somali terror group. He is believed to have left his home in Larvik, 75 miles south of Oslo, for Somalia in 2009 and taken part in the attack by the militant group, al-Shabab.
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Hassan Abdi Dhuhulow, 23, is believed to have left his Somalia home in 2009
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According to one of his relatives he may 'have been brainwashed'
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CCTV footage shows the terrifying last moments of victims in Kenya mall
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Two charred bodies pulled today from mall are 'highly likely' to be attackers
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At least 67 people were killed in the siege which started on September 21

Question: She claims that Somalis in Norway are often outcast as 'betrayers' if they try to connect with ethnic Norwegians, although she says some @placeholder like herself are defiant and want to integrate into their new home.


Most Wanted: Yaser Abdel Said, 57, is wanted for killing his two daughters in 2008 A man suspected of carrying out brutal 'honor killings' on his two teenage daughters on New Year's Day 2008 has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list. Yaser Abdel Said, 57, allegedly shot dead Amina, 18, and Sarah, 17, in a hotel parking lot in Irving, Texas, after driving them there in his taxi. The girls were found slumped in the car, both with multiple gunshot wounds. In 911 calls moments before they died, Sarah told operators 'Help! My dad shot me' and 'Oh my God, I'm dying'.
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Yaser Abdel Said, 57, allegedly gunned down his daughters six years ago
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Amina, 18, and Sarah, 17, were found dead in a taxi with bullet wounds
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Said fled scene in Irving, Texas, and has been on the run since
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According to relatives, he killed girls for having American boyfriends
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Said has been added to FBI list, and reward is offered for information

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(CNN) -- When the Manchin-Toomey background check amendment, a modest gun restriction by any reasonable measure, was defeated, President Barack Obama called it a "shameful day in Washington." But as anyone who watches Congress knows, it has more than its share of shameful days. There the deck was stacked against not only this bill, but against any bill that would restrict the proliferation of guns in any way. If those seeking sanity in our gun laws want to succeed, they'd better prepare themselves for a difficult journey. Many people thought that the Newtown massacre changed everything about the gun debate in America, and that new legislation was inevitable. The first part of that belief is still true; the second part is not. The bill was doomed for a number of reasons.
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Paul Waldman: Background check failure another shameful day for a cowardly Congress
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Senate undemocratic, he says; small rural states have outsized power
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He says Sen. Chuck Grassley spread lies to kill legislation
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Waldman: This time, Americans got to see power of NRA-stoked paranoia

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By Ian Parkes, Press Association Sport Max Chilton is planning on an 'awesome' British Grand Prix weekend in a bid to raise his stock and profile further in Formula One. Of the three Britons on the grid at present, Chilton unsurprisingly remains the least well known in comparison to former world champions Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button. The 23-year-old has so far spent a season and a half in F1 learning his trade with back-of-the-grid team Marussia, although improvements have been made this year as the Banbury-based marque are nudging the midfield pack. Profile: British driver Max Chilton is hoping for an 'awesome' display at Silverstone
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Chilton hoping to match the profiles of fellow Brits Hamilton and Button
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23-year-old has been racing at the back of the grid all season with Marussia
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This will be his first time racing in F1 on home soil
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British Grand Prix at Silverstone set to take place this Sunday

Question: @placeholder has finished 13th on two occasions, and also 14th this year, a reasonable return from the eight races to date.


(CNN) -- A gunman intended to assassinate a U.S. representative when he opened fire outside a Tucson, Arizona, supermarket Saturday, killing six and wounding 12 including the congresswoman, the local sheriff said hours after the shooting. U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was in critical condition late Saturday after surgery for a single gunshot wound to the head. The dead included a federal judge and a 9-year-old girl, authorities said. One suspect was in custody immediately after the shooting, and investigators were "actively in pursuit" of a second man whom they believed may be involved in the attempted assassination, Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik said Saturday night.
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A congressional aide, a federal judge and four other died in a shooting outside supermarket
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U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was wounded along with 11 others
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A suspect is in custody; law enforcement sources identify him as Jared Lee Loughner

Question: @placeholder, 40, was shot once in the head at close range, authorities said.


Tim Cahill came to Australia's rescue again on Thursday, scoring two goals, one of them among the most spectacular ever seen at an Asian Cup, to lead the host-nation into the semi-finals. With his team mates all fluffing their chances in front of goal, Cahill took it upon himself to calm Australia's jitters and secure a 2-0 win over China in the quarter-finals at Brisbane's Lang Park. Both goals came in the second half but it was the first, four minutes after the re-start, that will be remembered for years to come and go viral on the internet. Tim Cahill opened the scoring for Australia with a stunning bicycle kick against China in the Asian Cup
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Mile Jedinak returned from injury to lead his team out at the Asian Cup
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Ange Postecoglou made seven changes from his previous team
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Tim Cahill opened the scoring with a stunning overhead kick
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The 35-year-old doubled the lead to win the match for his country

Question: They also provided their supporters with some heart flutters, carelessly giving the ball away on a handful of occasions and allowing @placeholder to threaten on the counter attack.


By Emily Allen Created: 04:58 EST, 8 October 2011 Britain is just weeks away from being in the grip of temperatures as low as -20C, forecasters have predicted. Parts of Britain already saw snow this week, with two inches falling in the Cairngorms in Scotland. The rest of Britain is being warned to brace itself for wintry conditions and falling snow from the beginning of November. And it looks like the colder weather is already on its way - as temperatures today plunged in certain areas to just 8C - a staggering 21.5C below last weekend's record highs - with the wind chill making it feel decidedly colder.
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1.4million tonnes of salt has been ordered this year
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Snow already falling in Scotland
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Temperatures in London today are 16.5C lower than last week

Question: 'I initially expect frequent and significant snowfalls across many northern regions and @placeholder throughout this winter.


In the past few months, conclusive evidence has been found that Mars once had water on its surface, but one greater question remains: Was there, or is there still, life on Mars as well? Scientists may be on the brink of answering that question with an equally conclusive 'yes', as convincing evidence has been detected by Nasa's Curiosity rover. An instrument on the rover identified spikes of methane that scientists believe may have come from bacteria-like organisms on the surface - and it could be the first alien life ever detected. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in California have revealed evidence that suggests there is life on Mars based on readings taken by the Curiosity rover (shown). They say methane spikes on the planet could be produced by bacteria. And at the moment there is no alternative explanation for the spikes
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Nasa scientists in California have revealed evidence for life on Mars
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They say methane spikes on the planet could be produced by bacteria
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And, at the moment, there is no better explanation for the spikes
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The signs were spotted briefly occurring by one of Curiosity's instruments
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Life is the chief producer of methane on Earth, although there are many non-biological processes that can also generate the gas
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But no such process could be ruled out during tests - suggesting there may be bacteria living on or under the surface of Mars

Question: The @placeholder authors are cautious about jumping to conclusions, but conclude that 'methanogenesis' - the formation of methane by microbial bugs known as methanogens - may be one answer to the riddle.

Question: These Martian organics could either have formed on Mars or been delivered to @placeholder by meteorites.


(CNN) -- There are heart-shaped mirrors on the ceiling and a lot of frisky nibbling on the bed below. But the visitors to this new Brazilian love motel are a pair of French bulldogs, Cherry and Toby. The motel is just part of Animalle Mundo Pet, a new massive pet complex in Belo Horizonte, Brazil that sells everything from chocolate dog biscuits to assisted reproduction services. A fling in the motel costs about $50 dollars. Cherry's owner says she's still too young to mate, but they'll be back when she comes of age. "I like to give her everything I can," says Leonardo Felipe da Silva. "A lot of people think it's too much, but I think she deserves it."
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Brazil is now the world's fifth-largest market for pet accessories, according to PET South America
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In Sao Paulo, many restaurants now offer dog menus and a Rio entrepreneur recently introduced a "Dog Beer"

Question: He says he already spends up to $300 a week on food and accessories for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- You've probably heard by now about the Afropolitans and the Afropreneurs -- but what about the Africapitalists? It's the term created by Nigerian entrepreneur Tony Elumelu, one of Africa's most successful businessmen, to describe what he believes holds the key to the continent's future well-being. According to Elumelu, Africapitalism is the economic philosophy "that the African private sector has the power to transform the continent through long-term investments, creating both economic prosperity and social wealth." Elumelu champions the idea that long-term focus on key sectors such as infrastructure and power does not only offer high returns but, in the process, can also help Africa deal with pressing problems such as unemployment and food security.
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Nigerian entrepreneur Tony Elumelu is pioneering the concept of Africapitalism
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He says long-term investments in key sectors can create both commercial and social wealth
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Elumelu founded in 2010 Nigeria-based investment company Heirs Holdings
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It has pledged to invest $2.5 billion to back the "Power Africa" campaign

Question: And so I decide to look at the @placeholder continent and I tell myself this is a continent that is about to explode but lacks certain vital ingredients.


The Kansas City man who confessed to killing the 27-year-old wife of his prayer group leader has asked his lawyers to get the confession excluded from his upcoming trial because he was under the influence of a demonic exorcism at the time. Micah Moore, 25, claims he wasn't in his right mind in November 2012 when he confessed to killing Bethany Deaton, his attorneys said, and recanted it after getting some sleep. Moore initially told investigators leader Tyler Deaton had ordered him to kill Bethany to keep her from revealing the group's secrets, including that Deaton was having sexual relations with other male members.
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Micah Moore confessed to the murder of Bethany Deaton in 2012
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Deaton died in October 2012 but coroner said she killed herself
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Moore confessed and was charged with first-degree murder
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He claims the 'exorcism' was carried out by her husband, Tyler Deaton
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Tyler Deaton led the International House of Prayer University
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Moore's confession says he was ordered to kill Bethany by Tyler Deaton
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Claimed that Bethany was killed to stop her revealing that he was sleeping with male members of group

Question: @placeholder is not suspected of any involvement in his wife's death at this time.

Question: @placeholder is not suspected of any actions that may have led to the death of his wife


(CNN) -- It was the question every player was ready for. "Being a member of the German national side, how you do feel about playing in Israel given your country's history?" A deep breath, a nod, a look of "what can I say?" Pierre-Michel Lasogga is used to thousands of fans shouting at him on the football field -- he's accustomed to the pressure of millions at home watching on their television sets. As one of Germany's most promising young players at the European Under-21 Championship Finals in Israel, he's used to being asked questions, being interviewed and having a camera stuck in front of his face.
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German soccer players talk about their moving visit to Holocaust museum Yad Vashem
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Players tell CNN of their experiences of playing at Under-21 tournament in Israel
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Germany and Israel enjoy close relationship within the world of football
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Both countries working together to develop referees, coaches and young talent

Question: But when you come here you get a completely different picture of @placeholder, and this tournament can give people a completely new perspective.


(CNN) -- The Keystone XL pipeline has turned into a poster child for political posturing. While it is merely one of many pipelines crisscrossing North America, this project has become "red meat" that both sides of the congressional aisle are using to weaken each other in an election season. To make matters more complicated, Canadian public and private-sector officials have jumped into the fray by coming to town to extol the virtues of the pipeline. The battle has become so heated it's easy to lose sight of the main question on which the fate of the pipeline should rest -- whether the project is in America's national interest and what are the measurable benefits and costs.
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David Burwell: U.S. needs to think carefully about its national interest in considering pipeline
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Burwell: Fight over Keystone XL project is creating unnecessary collateral damage
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He says victims include transportation bill, relations with Canada, U.S. strategic interests
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Burwell: Congress needs to focus on real issues instead of partisan bickering

Question: Our future energy balance and supply chain should not be short-stopped by attaching @placeholder as a nongermane rider to a transportation bill for temporary political gain.


(CNN) -- Defending champions South Africa have begun this year's tournament with a victory, but they were far from convincing as they scraped a narrow 17-16 Pool D win over Wales in Wellington. Frans Steyn and Francois Hougaard both scored tries for the Springboks, while Morne Steyn kicked two conversions and a penalty in a tight affair Toby Faletau went over for Wales' sole try, with James Hook contributing 11 points with his kicking. Rugby World Cup special section The result was tough on a gallant Wales side, who led 16-10 with 15 minutes to play before Hougaard's try between the posts gave South Africa the upper hand.
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South Africa begin their Rugby World Cup defense with a 17-16 win over Wales
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The Sprinboks scrape Pool D victory despite fielding 11 of their 2007 winning side
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There are also opening victories for both Australia and Ireland in Pool C

Question: @placeholder started with 11 of the 15 players who won them the trophy four years ago, but they will need to improve on this display if they are to retain their title.


By Richard Spillett Adolf Hitler's half-brother Alois lived in a terrace house in Liverpool before the First World War, newly-uncovered documents suggest - but the home was later flattened by a German Luftwaffe bomb. A copy of the 1911 census shows an 'Anton Hitler' - widely believed to the dictator's older half-sibling - and his wife Bridget, who was known as Cissie, were residents of the city. Ironically, considering his infamous half-brother's Nazi policies, Alois lists his job as a 'chef waiter' in a Lyons cafe - which was a Jewish company. Alois Hitler, the half-brother of Nazi leader Adolf, and his wife, Bridget (pictured in later life), are believed to have lived in Liverpool before the First World War
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Census data suggests Hitler's step-brother Alois lived in the city in 1911
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He was living with his Irish wife, Bridget, and his newborn son, William
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Their terraced house has since been destroyed by a German bomb
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The record also shows he was working as a waiter in a Jewish-owned cafe
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Adds to theory a young Adolf Hitler may have visited the city in 1912

Question: The different styles of writing on the sheet suggest that each family member filled in their own details - with Alois even mistakenly writing in @placeholder in one entry - recording his son, William, as his 'sohn'.


(CNN) -- It was billed as the battle of the heavyweights. In the red corner -- Radamel Falcao -- one of the most coveted strikers in world football and one of the most lethal finishers around. Only last week, Falcao hit five in his side's demolition of Deportivo to add to his already burgeoning reputation. In the blue corner -- Lionel Messi -- perhaps the greatest to have ever played the game. The man with 88 goals to his name in 2012. The magical and mesmerizing feet of Messi going up against the pace and predatory instincts of Falcao. It had all the ingredients of a classic.
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Lionel Messi took his tally to 90 for the calendar year with two goals against Atletico Madrid
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Messi's double and further goals from Adriano and Sergio Busquets gives Barca 4-1 win
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Real Madrid held to a 2-2 draw by lowly Espanyol
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Real boss Jose Mourinho: "The league is now impossible."

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(CNN) -- What makes airline passengers happy? Sometimes it's as simple as a smile. Along with mobile check-in, Wi-Fi in the air and other technological advances, the simple act of airline employees smiling is increasing airline passenger satisfaction. Airline passenger satisfaction has improved to its highest levels since 2006, according to J.D Power & Associates' 2013 North America Airline Satisfaction Study released Wednesday. U.S. airlines collect $6 billion in fees "Traditional carriers have improved significantly across the entire passenger experience, and it is a positive sign to see them turn a corner and starting to rise again, even as there is still more opportunity to improve," said Jessica McGregor, senior manager of J.D. Power's global travel and hospitality practice. "While satisfaction with low-cost carriers only slightly improves, greater gains in the rest of the experience are masked by lower passenger satisfaction with cost and fees."
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JetBlue tops airline satisfaction study for ninth consecutive year
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Passengers who use in-flight Wi-Fi report more satisfaction with their airline
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An employee smile or two (or more) makes passengers even happier
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Fliers still dislike bag fees but not as much as they did last year

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Diego Costa has flown to Belgrade to see 'miracle doctor' Marijana Kovacevic in a desperate attempt to be fit for the biggest match of his career. The Serb uses placenta to help players recover quickly from muscle injuries and on Saturday Costa wants to play for Atletico Madrid against Real Madrid in the Champions League final. The striker has been diagnosed with a grade one hamstring tear, sustained against Barcelona last weekend in La Liga. VIDEO Scroll down for Simeone is hopeful that striker Diego Costa will play in final SOS: Diego Costa in Belgrade, where he is to see the controversial 'placenta doctor' in a bid to recover
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Atletico Madrid star will see 'miracle' doctor Marijana Kovacevic
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Costa a serious doubt for Saturday's clash with Real Madrid
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Striker has a grade one hamstring tear, sustained against Barcelona
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Kovacevic's previous clients include Robin van Persie and Frank Lampard
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Arda Turan also battling to be fit for Saturday's final in Lisbon

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Boys may soon be able to get Gardasil, the vaccine given to girls and young women to prevent infection by four types of human papillomavirus. Gardasil, a vaccine against human papillomavirus, would be given to boys exactly as it is to girls. A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee voted Wednesday to recommend that the vaccine be made available to boys and young men aged 9 to 26 for protection against genital warts caused by HPV. The vaccine protects against four types of HPV, and two of those are believed to be responsible for 70 percent of cervical and anal cancers, and HPV-associated penile and throat-and-neck cancers. The other two cause 90 percent of genital warts cases, researchers say.
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Committee says shots could prevent genital warts in males 9 to 26
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Vaccine's maker claims studies show 90 percent less HPV-caused disease
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HPV common in both sexes, CDC says, but men develop fewer problems
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Committee also favors Cervarix, new vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline

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(CNN) -- Referring to two American hikers in custody for more than two years, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters Tuesday: "I am helping to arrange for the release in a couple of days so they will be able to return home." The semi-official Mehr News Agency quickly echoed the president with a headline, "Iran's Judiciary agrees to release two U.S. citizens on bail." Within 24 hours, however, the Shiite clerics who run Iran's legal system seemed to pour cold water on hopes of a quick release by declaring the "request to release two U.S. citizens on bail was under study." They went on to warn the media and the United States that "only reports published by the judiciary could be trusted."
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Jamsheed K. Choksy: The uncertain status of two U.S. hikers reflects Iran divisions
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He says President Mahoud Ahamadinejad is locked in struggle with mullahs
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Iran's president is challenging the idea of Islamic theocracy, Choksy says

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(CNN) -- American journalist James Foley was beheaded by his ISIS captors to send a message to the Western world. And he is not the only Westerner held by the militant group. The video of his execution, posted to YouTube, shows another U.S. journalist, identified as Steven Sotloff. The ISIS fighter makes it clear the captive's fate hangs in the balance -- he will be killed, ISIS said, if the United States does not end its military operations in Iraq. Thousands of Syrians and Iraqis have been slain by ISIS militants as the Sunni extremist group seeks to build an Islamic caliphate stretching across a swath of territory.
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ISIS has other Western hostages, including journalist identified as Steven Sotloff
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Abductions are often kept quiet for fear of jeopardizing efforts to secure victims' release

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The nation joined Kim Sears in one of her proudest days today, but one special moment was just for her. Andy Murray kissed his partner of seven years shortly after making history, storming to victory against Novak Djokovic on Centre Court. The 26-year-old won in three straight sets, taking the first 6-4, the second 7-5 and the third 6-4 as millions around the country watched. Scroll down for video Andy Murray gets a kiss from his girlfriend Kim Sears after becoming Wimbledon men's champion 2013 After years of supporting him at matches, Sears' Champion boyfriend wins Wimbledon Champion Murray leans in to embrace his proud partner, an ecstatic Kim Sears
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Andy Murray wins Wimbledon - first Brit man to do so since 1936
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Kim Sears, 25, wore £925 SS13 mint Victoria by Victoria Beckham dress
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Supported her partner, Scottish tennis champ Andy Murray, 26
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Jelena Ristic, girlfriend of rival Novak Djokovic, wore stripes

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By Emily Crane Murdered mother Allison Baden-Clay wrote a secret letter to her husband Gerard in the days after she found out about his affair saying that what he had with his mistress was just a 'boy's fantasy'. The letter was found on Allison's computer as police investigated her disappearance in April 2012 but it wasn't shown in court during the 21-day trial that led to Gerard Baden-Clay being sentenced to life in prison for his wife's murder. Allison's letter, obtained by Channel 7's Sunday Night, revealed she felt 'bitter' over her husband's three-year affair with Toni McHugh, a colleague at his Brisbane real estate business, but she was prepared to put the affair behind them.
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Allison Baden-Clay wrote a letter to husband Gerard three days after finding about his affair in 2011
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Letter was found on her computer during police investigation into her Brisbane murder
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Gerard Baden-Clay was sentenced to life in prison for Allison's murder
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Mother of three's letter revealed she was prepared to put affair behind them

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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 09:34 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:06 EST, 29 January 2014 Keeping his options open: Vice President Joe Biden said that he hasn't decided about running for President in 2016 Vice President Biden hasn't given up on his dream as he said that 'in my heart' he feels that he could be a good president. 'I haven't made a decision to run and I haven't made a decision not to run,' he said in a post-State of the Union interview this morning on The Today Show. 'In the meantime, I've got a job.'
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The Vice President spoke this morning about the State of the Union but also answered questions about a possible 2016 presidential bid
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'I'm confident I could make a good President. It's a very different decision to decide whether or not to run for President, and there's time for that'

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JERUSALEM (CNN) -- The Israeli military on Monday rejected allegations that its soldiers committed atrocities against Palestinians in Gaza. Israel says the majority of Palestinians killed during "Operation Cast Lead" were "terror operatives." The conclusion follows a military police investigation into claims made at a conference that the army had intentionally killed civilians and damaged property during Israel's incursion into Gaza in December and January. Israeli military advocate general Brig. Gen. Avichai Mendelblit concluded "the stories told were purposely exaggerated and made extreme, in order to make a point with the participants of the conference." The allegations were "based on hearsay " and were "not supported by the facts as determined by the investigation," Mendelblit said in a statement.
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Israeli rights groups angry at speed of military probe into abuse claims
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Israeli military rejects allegations of atrocities against Palestinians in Gaza
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Military advocate general: "the stories told were purposely exaggerated"
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About 1,300 Palestinians died during the Israeli military offensive

Question: There have been numerous allegations of @placeholder atrocities during the three-week campaign, including the charge that Israel fired white phosphorus shells "repeatedly over densely populated areas."


(CNN) -- On a January night in 1961, a U.S. Air Force bomber broke in half while flying over eastern North Carolina. From the belly of the B-52 fell two bombs -- two nuclear bombs that hit the ground near the city of Goldsboro. A disaster worse than the devastation wrought in Hiroshima and Nagasaki could have befallen the United States that night. But it didn't, thanks to a series of fortunate missteps. Declassified documents that the National Security Archive released this week offered new details about the incident. The blaring headline read: "Multi-Megaton Bomb Was Virtually 'Armed' When It Crashed to Earth."
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Goldsboro one of 32 pre-1980 accidents involving nukes
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The weapons came alarmingly close to detonation
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They were far more powerful than the bombs dropped in Japan

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Question: The B-52 was flying over @placeholder on January 24, 1961, when it suffered a "failure of the right wing," the report said.


The moment Moses parts the Red Sea is one the most famous Biblical miracles. But instead of relying on God to divide the water into two huge columns, as seen in the 1956 film, 'The Ten Commandments,’ Moses may have instead used his knowledge of tides to guide the Israelites to safety and escape the Pharaoh’s army. This is the claim made by Dr Bruce Parker, an author, visiting professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey, and former chief scientist of the of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA’s) National Ocean Service. Scroll down for video Moses may have instead used his knowledge of tides to guide the Israelites to safety and escape the Pharaoh’s army, according to Dr Bruce Parker, former chief scientist of the (NOAA’s) National Ocean Service. A screenshot of the moment from Ridley Scott's new film, ‘Exodus: Gods and Kings,’ is pictured
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Dr Bruce Parker, former chief scientist of the NOAA’s National Ocean Service believes Moses understood the moon and tides
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Knowledge helped him predict when the Israelites could cross the Red Sea during low tide, when the sea bed was dry
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Perfect timing meant waters rushed back when the soldiers were crossing
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A rival explanation of the 'miracle' which will appear in the film,  'Exodus: Gods and Kings' is that a tsunami caused the sea to part

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Baghdad (CNN) -- Three bombings targeted Shiite pilgrims Monday in and around Karbala, Iraq, killing at least 33 people, officials said. A suicide car bombing in the small town of Twareej, just outside Karbala, killed at least 20 people and wounded 35 others, Interior Ministry officials said. Earlier, at least 13 people died when a car bomb exploded in a Karbala bus station crowded with Shiite pilgrims, who had traveled to the city for a religious observance, according to the Interior Ministry. Another 45 people were wounded in the attack, which came near the peak of the Arbaeen, a religious observance that is one of the holiest days in the Shiite religious calendar.
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NEW: At least 33 killed in 2 bombings
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The explosions targeted Shiite pilgrims in Karbala for a religious observance
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Police say 5 of Salaheddin Gov. Ahmed Abdullah's guards are wounded in another blast

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By Sophie Jane Evans and Lizzie Parry PUBLISHED: 07:29 EST, 18 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:11 EST, 2 January 2014 Guilty: Nathaniel Flynn is facing life in jail after admitting murdering his 84-year-old grandmother and trying to kill a nine-year-old boy A cannabis user who murdered his 84-year-old grandmother, stabbing her 50 times as she lay in her bed, and then attempted to kill a nine-year-old boy, has been sentenced to life in prison. A judge today told Nathaniel Flynn, 27, that he will face at least 24 years behind bars as he passed a life sentence at Bradford Crown Court.
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Nathaniel Flynn, 26, stabbed to death his grandmother Louisa Denby
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He then tried to kill a nine-year-old boy at nearby skate park in Shipley
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Judge hands Flynn a life sentence adding he will serve at least 24 years

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Diego Mendieta was a man who needed help. There he lay, helpless. Alone. Dying. There were no news stories. There was no #prayforMendieta hashtag, not even a line on the internet. With the world oblivious to his plight, the Paraguayan, thousands of miles from home, passed away at the age of 32 in an Indonesian hospital on Tuesday. Mendieta was a footballer who formerly played for Persis Solo, a club based 90 minutes' flight from the capital, Jakarta. He had longed to return home to see his wife and two children but had not been paid four months' wages -- worth an estimated $12,500.
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Paraguayan footballer dies at the age of 32 in an Indonesian hospital
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Diego Mendieta was owed $12,500 in wages, unable to pay for medical treatment
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Mayor of Solo to pay player's hospital bills after his death
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His plight highlights a schism in Indonesian football

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By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 09:16 EST, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:33 EST, 14 February 2014 A young boy has credited his pet Labrador with protecting him for a crippling condition that affects his nervous system. Brad Oliver has a rare disorder which means his heart races every time he stands up or becomes excited – this alters the blood supply to his brain, causing him to pass out. But, three-year-old Fudge, a golden Labrador, instinctively knows when Brad is about to fall ill and has kept him out of harm’s way on countless occasions.
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Brad Oliver, 11, has postural tachycardia syndrome - his heart beats too fast when he moves causing the blood supply to his brain to be compromised
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Fudge can tell if his heart's beating too fast and he's in danger of fainting
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When this happens, Fudge sits by him to warn him not to stand up
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If he does pass out, Fudge goes to find his mother, Katrina Oliver
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Fudge is 'just a pet' - he has not been trained to look after Brad

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Baghdad (CNN)Iraq's military abandoned a strategically important base in Anbar province after heavy fighting with ISIS militants, provincial security force sources told CNN on Monday. The base outside the city of Hit was one of the Shiite-led government's few remaining military outposts in Anbar, a predominantly Sunni province that has increasingly fallen under ISIS control. It is a key control point for roads running through the region. The Iraqi military still controls the Ayn al-Asad military base, which helps defend Iraq's second-largest dam and the provincial capital of Ramadi. Despite airstrikes by the U.S. and its allies over the weekend, reports suggest ISIS has continued to gain ground and has encircled Haditha, the last large town in Anbar not yet in the militant group's hands.
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Iraq's military leaves an important military base in Anbar province to ISIS, sources say
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The base is a key control point for roads through the region, where ISIS is advancing
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CNN team on the Turkey-Syria border describe fierce fighting for the city of Kobani
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A Kurdish fighter said it would be "impossible" to hold ground if current conditions continued

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(CNN) -- Sevilla moved into sixth in La Liga after beating ten-man Valencia 2-0 at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in Spain. Goals from Alvaro Negredo and Alejandro Alfaro sealed victory for the hosts -- a task that was made much easier when Valencia midfielder Mehmet Topal was shown a straight red card. Sevilla's fifth win of the season took them above Real Sociedad and into the European places on 17 points, nine behind leaders Real Madrid. Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano wasted two good early openings for the home side while at the other end Juan Manuel Mata forced Javi Varas into a smart save.
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Sevilla beat Valencia 2-0 to go sixth in the Spanish Liga
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Alvaro Negredo and Alejandro Alfaro scored the goals for Sevilla
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Valencia's Mehmet Topal was shown a straight red card on 24 minutes

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- The Dominican consul general Wednesday rejected the claim from an American church leader that she thought her paperwork was in order when she attempted to take 33 Haitian children out of the country, saying he had told her it was not. "I warned her, I said as soon as you get there without the proper documents, you are going to get into trouble, because they are going to accuse you, because you have the intent to pass the border without the proper papers and they are going to accuse you with kids trafficking," Carlos Castillo said he told the group's leader, Laura Silsby, during a meeting Friday.
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Dominican consul general: "This woman knew what she was trying to do was not legal."
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Laura Silsby, 9 other Americans turned back from border with 33 Haitian children
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The U.S. church group is being held by Haitian authorities
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Haiti and Dominican Republic share the Caribbean island of Hispaniola

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Lizzie Armitstead and Emma Pooley combined for an English one-two in a gripping women’s road race on Sunday when Glasgow threw the worst of its weather at the men’s race, an event so drenched it became semi-aquatic — and utterly extraordinary. Just 12 of 140 men finished their 168km (105-mile) course. For more than two-thirds of it, the field was headed by the Isle of Man’s Peter Kennaugh. His gutsy (or borderline insane, delete as applicable) breakaway with 160km of the race remaining was always likely to be sunk. Indeed it was, drowned even, but Kennaugh was one of the dozen good men and true to cross the finish line.
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Lizzie Armitstead is the Commonwealth Games Women's Road champion
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Armitstead finished ahead Emma Pooley for an England one-two
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South Africa's Ashleigh Pasio won bronze in a photo finish ahead of Australia's Tiffany Cromwell

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Accra, March 6 1957. Tens of thousands of rejoicing people flood the streets of the city center. Shouts of "freedom, freedom" fill the air as men, women and children sing and dance, celebrating the birth of a new state and the beginning of a new era: an independent Ghana. At midnight on that historic day, Britain's Union Jack was taken down above Parliament House in the capital, replaced by Ghana's new flag -- a black star at the heart of a red, gold and green tricolor. At that moment, to the cheering of an ecstatic crowd, Ghana became the first African country south of the Sahara to break the chains of colonialism. The event triggered a liberation movement that was destined to sweep the entire continent and eventually lead to the demise of colonial rule in Africa.
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Ghana gained independence from Great Britain in March 1957; formerly named Gold Coast
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Nation's first few decades were witness to internal political upheaval
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Now the country is held up as a successful example of democracy in Africa
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Gold and cocoa are traditional exports; 2007 off-shore oil discovery could boost economy

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Question: @placeholder was formerly known as the Gold Coast because of the abundance of the precious metal found there.


(CNN) -- There are moments when reality television can highlight a country's sensitivities. And Israel's version of the "X Factor" has done just that -- won not by a Jewish Israeli, but a migrant worker from the Philippines. Filipina caregiver Rose Fostanes won the country's version of the talent show, Wednesday, making it through the early rounds singing tunes by Tina Turner and Christina Aguilera among others, before her rendition of "My Way" by Frank Sinatra in the grand finale. "Thank you so much for all the Israelis who support me, thank you so much," said Fostanes on winning the competition. "Thank you so much also for giving us the chance to join in a competition like this."
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Israeli version of talent show won by Rose Fostanes from the Philippines
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Fostanes has lived in Israel for six years working as a caregiver
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Rare for migrant workers to have a public profile in the country
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Over 100,000 foreign workers are in Israel

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(CNN) -- A Boeing 787 Dreamliner -- the model grounded last month amid concerns over fire risk -- is being allowed a one-time, special flight Thursday, the Federal Aviation Administration says. The 787 took off around 10:25 a.m. (9:25 a.m. CT) from Fort Worth, Texas, bound for Everett, Washington. The plane was in Texas for a paint job, Boeing spokesman Marc Birtel said. A federal probe into electrical fires led to the grounding of all 50 Boeing 787 Dreamliners around the world last month. Dreamliner battery type requires safeguards, safety advocate says Two recent incidents -- a fire aboard a Japan Airlines aircraft at Boston's Logan International Airport on January 7 and a smoke alarm aboard a plane flying over Japan on January 16 -- prompted the FAA to ground all Dreamliners in the United States, and other nations quickly followed suit.
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A 787 that was in Texas for a paint job will return to Washington Thursday
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Only the crew needed to operate the flight will be on board, the FAA says
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Last month, all 50 Boeing 787 Dreamliners were grounded amid fire concerns

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Eric Dier has asked Gareth Southgate not to pick him for England Under 21s this month because of concerns about his game. The Tottenham defender, who has been part of the squad who qualified for next summer’s European Championship, contacted the Under 21 coach before he named his 23-man party for friendlies against Portugal at Burnley and France away on Monday. Dier, 20, has been playing at right back but sees his future for club and country as a central defender and Southgate said he explained the benefits of staying with Tottenham rather than joining up with England. Gareth Southgate has revealed Eric Dier (pictured) did not want to be included in his Under 21 squad
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Tottenham defender Eric Dier has concerns about his performances
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Dier sees his future for club and country as a central defender
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The 20-year-old has been playing at full back for Tottenham

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Former Australian Test spinner Greg Matthews has slammed the Australian team for the way they reacted when Virat Kohli was hit in the helmet by a bouncer on day three of the first Test against India in Adelaide on Thursday. A rising short-pitched delivery from Mitchell Johnson hit Kohli in the head as he tried to duck out of the way. The India captain was immediately surrounded by Aussie players checking whether he was OK. But although it was an understandable response considering the circumstances of Philip Hughes' recent death, Mathews believed that it's time to get back to playing the game.
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Former Australian Test spinner Greg Matthews was critical of how Australia's players reacted after incident
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The sound made by Johnson's bouncer on Kohli's helmet was similar to when Hughes was fatally hit, said Lyon
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India captain Virat Kohli ducked into a short ball from Johnson on day three of the first Test in Adelaide

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By Steve Doughty and Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 07:08 EST, 27 November 2013 | UPDATED: 19:42 EST, 27 November 2013 A judge has said the rights of two Christian B&B owners to bar a gay couple from sharing a room were outweighed by the need to  correct ‘centuries of discrimination’ against gay people. The Supreme Court yesterday rejected the claim by Peter and Hazelmary Bull that they acted within the law when they refused a room to Steven Preddy and Martyn Hall because they were not a heterosexual married couple. The decision ends a five-year legal battle that began when Mr Preddy and Mr Hall, backed by the Government’s Equality and Human Rights Commission, took the Bulls to court under equality laws.
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Guesthouse owners Peter Bull, 74, and his wife Hazelmary, 69, turned away Martyn Hall and his civil partner Steven Preddy
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Bulls said they thought that any sex outside marriage was 'a sin' - and denied discriminating against Mr Hall and Mr Preddy
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Couple had previously lost fights in County Court and the Court of Appeal
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Question: So much so that even the @placeholder dare not say anything against gay rights.

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday challenged a university audience to look into "who was truly involved" in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, defended his right to question established Holocaust history and denied there were gay Iranians. When pressed about the harsh treatment of women, homosexuals and academics who challenge Iran's government, Ahmadinejad painted a rosy picture, saying, "Women in Iran enjoy the highest levels of freedom," he said. He elicited laughter and boos from the audience at Columbia University when he said, "In Iran, we don't have homosexuals, like in your country." His remarks, which lasted about an hour, made several general references to God, religion and science. He portrayed himself as an academic, misunderstood and unfairly criticized in the United States.
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Columbia University president: Ahmadinejad lacks courage to answer questions
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Ahmadinejad says "insults," false claims in Columbia introduction

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(CNN) -- Defending champion Rafael Nadal has been passed fit to take on American Mardy Fish in the Wimbledon men's singles quarterfinals on Wednesday. Top seed Nadal was a doubt to face Fish after being troubled with an injury to his left foot during Monday's last 16 win over Juan Martin del Potro. However, the 25-year-old has now been given the all-clear to play after scans revealed the injury was not serious. Nadal posted a message to his fans on his Facebook page, saying: "After the match I went to take an MRI at a London hospital. "During the match I thought I had something serious -- but as the match went on the pain got better and thankfully the tests don't show an injury.
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Rafael Nadal is fit to face Mardy Fish in Wednesday's Wimbledon men's quarterfinals
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Nadal suffered a foot injury during his last 16 victory over Juan Martin del Potro
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But a scan on his foot revealed the injury was not as bad as first feared

Question: Nadal's message is in stark contrast to his mood after defeating @placeholder in a hard-fought four-hour marathon played in blistering conditions.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- NATO members meeting this week in Wales are expected to create "a very high-readiness force" to deal with Russian aggression in Ukraine and other international conflicts, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Monday. In a speech on the NATO website, Rasmussen said the fighting force will be part of an overall Readiness Action Plan that "responds to Russia's aggressive behavior -- but it equips the alliance to respond to all security challenges, wherever they may arise." He said this "spearhead" force would be able to "travel light, but strike hard if needed." NATO will look at possible upgrades to infrastructure that could include airfields and ports, he said.
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NEW: New NATO unit not a threat to Russia, White House says
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NATO Leader: New unit will "travel light, but strike hard if needed
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Moscow asks Ukrainian military to retreat from civilian locations
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov calls for talks, not threats of sanctions

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Question: On the ground, @placeholder forces appear to be outgunned by Russian rebels.


He wasn't drafted, people mispronounce his name, and he had no idea where he was going when he was ushered into the room for his first big NFL postgame news conference. But Larry Donnell can find the end zone. And, once he gets there, all he has to do is turn his 6ft 6in, 265-pound body around and haul in the pass from Eli Manning. It happened three times in the first half on Thursday night in the New York Giants' 45-14 victory over the Washington Redskins. 'You set your goals high,' Donnell said. 'I didn't expect it to come so quick, but it has.'
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Larry Donnell took in three short-range touchdown passes from Eli Manning during the first-half to set the New York Giants on course for a comfortable 45-14 victory at the Washington Redskins on Thursday night
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The 6ft 6in, 265 pound tight end was able to reel in Manning's passes for score from five, six and six yards
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Manning completed 28 of his 39 passes and gained 300 yards, adding a touchdown of his own, as the Giants brought their season to 2-2 after slow start

Question: Eli Manning tries to locate a gap in the @placeholder defence with one of his trademark pin-point throws


Matty Fryatt bagged his first goal for league leaders Nottingham Forest as Stuart Pearce's men came from behind to stun Bournemouth 2-1. Summer signing Fryatt rose highest to guide substitute Jack Hunt's cross past a diving Lee Camp after 72 minutes to complete an unlikely turnaround. The Cherries, looking to make it three wins from three this season, dominated the game from the get go and took the lead after 58 minutes when new £3million striker Callum Wilson toe-poked home his third of the campaign. Britt Assombalonga scored his third goal in two games after 67 minutes, heading in Andy Reid's cross, before Fryatt's decisive contribution.
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Matty Fryatt opens his Nottingham Forest account as Stuart Pearce's team shoot to the top of the Championship, beating Bournemouth
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Magaye Gueye scores deep into stoppage time to salvage a draw for Millwall at Sheffield Wednesday
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Lloyd Dyer and Gianni Munari give Watford win at Rotherham
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Lewis Grabban double and Bradley Johnson help Norwich to victory
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Blackpool misery deepens as Alex Pritchard and Stuart Dallas secure Brentford win at Bloomfield Road
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Jacob Butterfield and Harry Bunn secure Huddersfield first points of the season at Reading

Question: Nice one: Jacob Butterfield (no.8) is mobbed by his @placeholder team-mates after the opening goal


Louis van Gaal gave a prickly reaction to questions about his relationship with Dutch compatriot Ronald Koeman ahead of Manchester United's trip to Southampton on Monday. The two men have barely spoken since Van Gaal left his job as Ajax's director of football 10 years ago claiming that he had been undermined by Koeman who was coach at the time. Van Gaal was reluctant to talk about Koeman on Friday and was grudging in his praise of what the new Southampton boss has achieved at St Mary's this season, guiding his team to third place – one above United – after losing a number of key players in the summer.
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Manchester United take on Southampton on Monday
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Louis van Gaal refuses to discuss relationship with Ronald Koeman
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Dutch pair have barely spoken since time together at Ajax

Question: Asked about United having to pay more for players than @placeholder, Van Gaal added: 'I don't think money is the question.

Question: When @placeholder are coming, clubs ask for more money and then we have to pay because we're Manchester United.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- More than $800,000 in cash, 30 firearms and fake IDs were found at the Santa Monica, California, apartment of fugitive mobster James "Whitey" Bulger, who will be taken to Boston to face a string of charges, including multiple murders, the FBI said Thursday. Sporting glasses and a white beard, Bulger appeared relaxed Thursday at a Los Angeles hearing. He did not seek bond, according to a spokesman for federal prosecutors. It was not clear when the longtime fugitive will be transported. The FBI indicated the move may occur Friday. Bulger's girlfriend also was arrested. U.S. Magistrate Judge John E. McDermott asked Bulger if he was aware of the two existing indictments against him.
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More than $800,000 found at residence, source says
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James "Whitey" Bulger does not seek bond
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Magistrate orders Bulger be sent to Boston
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Authorities found firearms, cash in apartment where Bulger was arrested, a source says

Question: He might take down the whole @placeholder if he starts talking."


Broken Britain: Prime Minister David Cameron said during a visit to a Norwich school yesterday that he was determined to bring 'rigour' back to the classroom David Cameron yesterday launched a blitz on ‘coasting’ schools in affluent areas which are being outshone by their inner-city counterparts. He said hundreds of secondary schools in better-off parts of the country needed a ‘wake-up call’ to improve their results. In a major speech, Mr Cameron said that schools in areas such as Oxfordshire and Surrey were being out-performed by two inner-city London schools. The Prime Minister said these coasting schools could not blame deprivation for their poor results and pledged to expose their ‘complacency’.
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PM demands urgent classroom reforms to help mend our 'broken society'
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Parents of unruly children could face benefits cuts
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He rejects 'prizes for all' society and backs new free schools
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National curriculum review to focus on subjects like algebra

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Rome (CNN) -- Mariam Yehya Ibrahim, the Sudanese Christian woman sentenced to death in Sudan because of her faith, arrived in Rome on Thursday, the Italian Foreign Ministry said. Ibrahim "will remain in Italy for a short time and then will travel on to the United States," the ministry said. Sudanese authorities had said Ibrahim was guilty of rejecting Islam in favor of Christianity, but her conviction for "apostasy" and adultery was overturned last month on appeal, following weeks of international controversy. After her release, she and her husband, American Daniel Wani, were detained for two days, accused of falsifying travel documents after going to the airport in Sudan's capital, Khartoum. They were trying to fly to the United States with their baby daughter, who was born while Ibrahim was in prison, and toddler son.
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Mariam Yehya Ibrahim and her family meet Pope Francis, thank him for his prayers
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Francis thanks Ibrahim and her family for their "courageous constant witness to faith"
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Ibrahim and her family will be in Italy for a short time before traveling on to the United States
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"Today is a day for celebration," says Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi

Question: On Monday, a Sudanese @placeholder jihadi group which has previously claimed an attack on a Sudanese journalist released a statement threatening Ibrahim.


(CNN) -- Responding to an allegation by the U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that Pakistan's main intelligence agency has a "longstanding relationship" with a Taliban-allied insurgent group that targets U.S. troops in Afghanistan, a senior Pakistani intelligence official said: "We do have a relationship: that of an adversary." "We have made our resolve very clear that (the Haqqani Network) is an enemy we need to fight together," said the official, who did not want to be identified discussing intelligence matters. In an interview that aired Wednesday on Pakistan's Geo TV, Adm. Michael Mullen spoke forcefully about the Haqqani Network, which he said "very specifically facilitates and supports the Taliban who move in Afghanistan, and they're killing Americans."
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Adm. Mike Mullen said ISI has "longstanding relationship" with the Haqqani Network
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A senior Pakistani intelligence official says that relationship is "that of an adversary"
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"Onus of providing proof on this" rests with the Americans, the official says
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Despite strain, Mullen says leaders "are very committed to working our way through this"

Question: "I also have an understanding that the ISI and the (@placeholder military) exist to protect their own citizens, and there's a way they have done that for a long period of time," Mullen said.


(CNN) -- The man who helped bring David Beckham, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva to Paris Saint-Germain as part of its empire building is leaving the Qatari-owned French club. A key figure in the club's revival thanks to his extensive network of contacts, Leonardo handed in his resignation as sporting director, signaling the second major departure from PSG in two weeks after coach Carlo Ancelotti -- Leonardo's friend -- left for Real Madrid. "Leonardo has informed Paris Saint-Germain of his desire to resign from his position as Sport Director at the end of the current transfer window," PSG said in a statement Wednesday. "We regret this choice but respect his decision.
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Leonardo to resign as sporting director of Paris Saint-Germain after two years with club
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Leonardo's ban for shoving a referee was this month extended to 13 months
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It's the second major departure in the off-season following Carlo Ancelotti's move to Real Madrid

Question: @placeholder collapsed and had to go to hospital shortly after his altercation with Ibrahimovic, sparking reports he was stressed.


Alan Pardew says the decision to tell Jonas Gutierrez to find a new club following his recovery from testicular cancer last year was made on a ‘pure football’ basis. The Newcastle winger returned to Tyneside last December having had a testicle removed, but was loaned out to Norwich in January after being told he did not feature in the manager’s first-team plans. Gutierrez has now successfully fought the illness for a second time and will be back in training with United next month. Jonas Gutierrez is was told that he did not feature in Newcastle's plans after recovering from cancer
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Jonas Gutierrez has successfully fought testicular cancer twice
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Newcastle winger was loaned out to Norwich and told he did not feature in the club's plans after returning last December
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Alan Pardew insists the decision was made on a 'pure football' basis but is looking forward to the Argentine's return next month

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By Meghan Keneally, Associated Press, Snejana Farberov and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:52 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 14:32 EST, 25 July 2013 The mother of the 16-year-old boy accused of killing his half-brother and burying him in the family’s Menifee, California yard has spoken publicly for the first time to say she’s standing behind her son. Shawna Smith isn’t saying whether whether or not Skylor Atilano killed her younger son Terry Smith Jr., 11, only that the jailed teen is frightened and she intends to be there for him. ‘I love him and I'm going to stand behind him no matter what,’ said Smith, who is now without all three of her children after her daughter was placed in protective services in the wake of the murder accusations.
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Shawna Smith gives first public statement since 11-year-old Terry Smith Jr. was found dead July 10
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Smith's mother realized her son was missing after his teenage half-brother babysat the night before
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The 11-year-old's body was found buried in a shallow grave near the home with the help of psychic
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Police Smith's 16-year-old son and charged him with Terry's murder on Friday
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A hearing will be held to see if the teen will be tried as an adult or child
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The two boys, who had different fathers, lived with their mother and her lesbian partner in California

Question: Charged: @placeholder, 16, attends his first court appearance after being charged in the murder of his 11-year-old brother.


Australian of the Year for 2015 Rosie Batty has opened up about what her son Luke would have thought of her winning the prestigious award. Speaking to Today on Monday morning, she told host Lisa Wilkinson she believes her son, who was tragically murdered by his father almost a year ago, would have been extremely proud of her. 'He was a little fellow following in my footsteps, he stood up for what he knew was wrong and he knew how to stand up for what was right,' Ms Batty told the program. Scroll down for video Domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty was announced as 2015 Australian of the Year on Sunday
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The popular domestic violence campaigner was announced as the 2015 Australian of the Year on Sunday night
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Her 11-year-old son Luke was brutally murdered at cricket practice by his father, Greg Anderson
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On Monday she spoke about how her son would be proud of her
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She overcame the huge personal tragedy to become a voice for Australia's many unheard victims of domestic violence
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Ms Batty used her own tragic experience and turned it into a call for change to help save others
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This year’s awards proved to be a historic occasion as women were awarded the top honour in all four award categories

Question: Ms Batty's award comes after the death of her son that shocked the country, but the way Ms @placeholder stoically fronted the media in the wake of the horrendous killing stopped the nation.


(CNN) -- Most of the great land expeditions in the world have already been conquered. But British explorers Ben Saunders and Tarka L'Herpiniere are about to set off on one of the last. The two-man team is heading to Antarctica to attempt to walk the 2,987 kilometer (1,800 mile) journey to the South Pole and back. If they succeed, it will be the longest unsupported polar journey in history. They will be re-tracing the steps of Captain Robert Falcon Scott who had hoped to be become the first man to reach the South Pole. It was only when the ill-fated British explorer arrived at the Pole in January 1912 that he found someone else had beaten him to it.
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Tarka L'Herpiniere and Ben Saunders plan to walk 2,987km to the South Pole and back.
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If the British explorers succeed, it will be the longest unsupported polar journey in history.
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They will retrace the steps of Robert Scott, beaten to the Pole by rival Roald Amundsen.
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There will be no dogs, no support team. Just two men with 200kg sleighs.

Question: Read more: Landmark exhibition celebrates century since @placeholder's fateful journey


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Mothers cradle children in their arms. Fathers smile softly at the helpless bodies they hold. Other parents are bent over from the weight of their teenage kids whose legs fall limp, almost touching the ground. In the absence of basic medical equipment, these parents do this every day. An  Iraqi boy gives a thumbs up after receiving his wheelchair. Brad Blauser, center, created the program. Khaled is a father of three. On this day, his young daughter, Mariam, is getting fitted for her new wheelchair. Her arms and legs are painfully thin, little more than skin and bone. She's 7 years old, but looks barely half that. She and both her siblings, a sister and brother, suffer from varying degrees of polio. None of them can walk.
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Wheelchair distribution was the vision of American contractor Brad Blauser
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Humanitarian group brings the kids to a safe area so they can get the wheelchairs
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"I am sick of life," says Dad who has three children disabled from polio
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Wheelchairs are made by prisoners in South Dakota, delivered by U.S. military

Question: Blauser is helped on the @placeholder missions by the civil affairs division of the U.S. military, which helps organize the safe transport of the families to the distribution point and adjustment of the wheelchairs to fit each child.


When looking for advice on how to add value to your home, the first place to go is right to the top. Sound opinion can be hard to come by, so Daily Mail Australia asked one of the leading experts in the industry for an insight into the often murky waters of property improvement. Kevin McCloud, host of lauded series Grand Designs, has a vast and impressive knowledge base when it comes to exactly what makes a property stand out. Iconic Australian architectural elements include the use of a verandah, whether this is a wraparound or just on one side.
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Verandahs, art deco architecture, shade houses and 'shed' inspired designs are all iconic design elements
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The designer, writer and house developer said that Australia has such a varied landscape and climate that Australian designs are often hard to pin down but often influence overseas architecture
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He predicts that sustainability will be a strong focus for Australian design in the next decade
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His top tips for adding value include asking for recommendation for services and investing in the 'bones' and tactile elements of the property

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When Michelle, now 46, from North Wales, met her husband John in 1993, she was instantly smitten. The divorced single mother of three small children, she says their whirlwind romance and marriage a year later in 1994 was like 'a dream come true'. But 20 years on and her dream had turned into a nightmare, when John ran off with her daughter-in-law, Liz. Distraught: Michelle was left furious when her husband of 20 years ran off with their daughter-in-law Now Michelle says she will never forgive the man she once called husband - and says she is even more furious because of the hurt he caused to her son, also called John.
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Michelle, 46, from North Wales was abandoned by her husband of 20 years
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15 months ago, John Sr ran off with their daughter-in-law Liz
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Her son John Jr says he lost everything, including his father and his home
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Michelle says she is still furious at how she and her son were treated
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Michelle and John Jr. appear on My Husband Left Me For My Daughter, tonight at 8pm on Channel 5

Question: A few weeks after John Sr moved in with @placeholder and John Jr, he got a text from his wife saying the marriage was over.


(CNN) -- How do you go back to work when one of your colleagues has been seriously injured? That is the reality facing the field of Formula One drivers just days after French racer Jules Bianchi suffered a potentially devastating type of brain injury at the Japanese Grand Prix. "It's principally business as usual," John Watson, who raced in the sport's attritional era of the 1970s and 80s, told CNN. "But it will affect some more than others. "Today's generation of drivers have never seen what they had to deal with on Sunday. It will make them realize that they are no longer infallible."
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Formula One must get back to business at the Russian GP on Friday five days after Jules Bianchi's crash
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The 25-year-old Marussia driver remains seriously ill in a Japanese hospital
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Former driver John Watson says modern F1 drivers sees themselves as "indestructible"
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David Brabham says accidents like this can "hit you like a bolt of lightning."

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President Barack Obama formally opened his re-election bid Saturday with two rallies in which he highlighted accomplishments over his three and a half years in the White House and argued that America can't afford to adopt Republicans' "bad ideas." "We are making progress and now we face a choice," said the president, at his first rally at the Schottenstein Center on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus. "This is a make or break moment for the middle class, and we can't turn back now." In this 36-minute-long address, Obama said presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would "rubber stamp" the congressional GOP agenda, telling the crowd that "we cannot give him that chance."
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"We will finish what we started," Obama tells backers at a Virginia rally
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The president began the day with an event in Ohio, kicking off his re-election bid
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Both Ohio and Virginia are considered crucial battleground states in the election
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Romney is returning to Ohio on Monday

Question: While smaller in size than many @placeholder rallies during the 2008 campaign, the crowd dwarfed the size of any rally held this cycle by Romney.

Question: @placeholder has become a crucial battleground state in recent presidential elections.


By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 10:52 EST, 8 September 2012 | UPDATED: 10:56 EST, 8 September 2012 Lord Coe today attacked the British press for 'resorting to type' today, accusing them of focusing more on England's football match with Moldova then on one of the last days on the Paralympic Games. He said newspapers bumped the Paralympics off the back pages usually reserved for sport to concentrate on England's football win Most papers carried England's 5-0 victory over Moldova to lead their sports coverage, as Roy Hodgson's men opened their World Cup Qualifying campaign with their biggest away win for nearly two decades.
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Blasted newspapers for not featuring Paralympics on back pages
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Says coverage needed to keep interest in sport alive

Question: Asked how the profile of @placeholder sport could be maintained after the Games, Lord Coe said: 'With your (press) help.


(CNN) -- It's not your typical holiday travel snag. Two planes bumped into each other on the tarmac at New York's LaGuardia International Airport around 11 a.m. Tuesday. After a hectic morning, passenger Stormie Alsruhe, 30, was just settling into her seat on Southwest Airlines Flight 449 looking forward to enjoying her coffee. "And then there was this bump. I look out the window and I actually see the tip of the plane (wing) falling off," said Alsruhe, who was heading to join her husband's family in Denver for the holidays. "I saw it kind of dangle and it just fell. And I thought, 'OK great, we're not taking off now,' " she said.
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Boeing 737s bump into each other on tarmac at LaGuardia International Airport
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The incident involved Southwest Airlines and American Airlines flights
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One was taxiing toward the runway and clipped another headed toward a gate
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There were no injuries

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- "The King's Speech" story knocked around in David Seidler's head for half a century before he finished writing the screenplay for the film, which is now nominated for a dozen Academy Awards. Any sooner and it might have been "a fairly reasonable script," but not likely good enough to earn an Oscar nomination for best original screenplay, Seidler said. It demanded "a more mature writer." "I don't think it would have been the same," he said, as he sipped hot tea in the Beverly Hills Hotel's Polo Lounge. During lunch, Seidler opened a large envelope holding an original photograph of King George VI sitting with President Franklin Roosevelt. The photo, a gift from collector Keya Morgan, was taken in June 1939, just three months before he delivered the dramatic radio address that is the climax of his movie.
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David Seidler drew upon his childhood pain as a stutterer to write the screenplay
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He waited decades to write the story at the request of the royal widow, Seidler says
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The story wouldn't have been good enough for an Oscar nomination if he wrote it sooner, he says

Question: Seidler spoke about the similarity between @placeholder's paralyzed legs, a public secret, and King George VI's speech impediment, which was "swept under the royal carpet."


Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton on Friday forcefully defended his company's decision to cancel the release of The Interview and had some harsh words for President Obama who earlier today said the movie studio 'made a mistake.' In an exclusive interview Friday with CNN's Fareed Zakaria, Lynton insisted that 'we have not given in and we have not backed down.' In a controversial move earlier this week, the studio pulled the plug on the release of The Interview after hackers officially linked to North Korea made terrorist threats against theaters showing the comedy. Scroll down for videos Speaking out: Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton on Friday forcefully defended his company's decision to cancel the release of The Interview
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CEO Michael Lynton told CNN's Fareed Zakaria his studio has not backed down in the face of threats over movie release
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Said President Obama, the media and the public don't realize the studio doesn't decide whether a movie would be screened at theaters or not
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Sony do not have interface to directly release The Interview online but is looking for third-party distributors
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President Obama said during Friday's press conference the studio 'made a mistake' when it scrapped the release

Question: The Sony executive added that if given the chance, the studio would have made @placeholder all over again, and that he still would like the public to see the film.


(EW.com) -- It's a casting "X"-gravaganza! Director Bryan Singer tweeted Tuesday that Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will be reprising their respective roles as Magneto and Prof. X in "X-Men: Days of Future Past," and they'll be joined by "X-Men: First Class" stars Michael Fassbender as Magneto and James McAvoy as Prof. X. Wait, what? For the geek uninitiated, "Days of Future Past" is also the title of an X-Men comic book storyline from 1981, which alternated between a dystopian future in which mutants are living in internment camps, and the present day mutants working to prevent that future from happening.
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Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart have been cast in "X-Men: Days of Future Past"
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McKellen will reprise his role as Magneto and Stewart will be back as Prof. X
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Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy of "X-Men: First Class" will also portray Magneto and Prof. X
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The casting news hints that the next film will reconstitute a 1981 comic book storyline

Question: All @placeholder would say in his final tweet: "More to come..."


Devastated defender Steven Taylor has admitted Newcastle had only themselves to blame for an unprecedented fourth successive derby defeat by Sunderland. Sunday's high-octane clash at St James' Park looked to be heading for a first goalless draw since May 1990 when Adam Johnson settled it with a 90th-minute winner, his third goal in as many visits to Tyneside. Victory was little more than the Black Cats deserved after creating the better chances throughout the game, but it arrived with the Magpies on top and pushing for a winner of their own. Steven Taylor (right) finds himself on the wrong side of Sunderland forward Steven Fletcher on Sunday
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Newcastle lost the Tyne-Wear derby after a late Adam Johnson goal
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Steven Taylor says Newcastle were just trying to see the game out
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Earlier on, Taylor crashed into the post and cut his eye and cheek
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The Newcastle defender also said Johnson is a top-class player

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Jim Murphy (with new deputy leader Kezia Dugdale, above) has vowed to defeat 'arrogant' SNP leaders Former Cabinet Minister Jim Murphy became Scottish Labour leader yesterday – vowing to defeat ‘arrogant’ Scottish Nationalist leaders Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon. Talking to The Mail on Sunday, Murphy: Murphy, 47, who achieved a decisive victory over union-backed rival Neil Findlay, succeeds Johann Lamont who was forced to quit after failing to stop the party’s plummeting ratings in Scotland. The former Secretary of State for Scotland is giving up his Westminster seat to lead a Labour fightback. If he succeeds, it could help Mr Miliband win next year’s General Election.
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Former Cabinet Minister Jim Murphy is the new Scottish Labour leader
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The politician has vowed to defeat the Scottish Nationalist Party
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Said many Scots are 'scunnered' to have David Cameron as Prime Minister
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Criticised Alex Salmond for returning to Westminster for a third time
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Said Salmond ‘lacked courage, was simplistic’ and accused Sturgeon of ‘ignoring’ Scots who voted to stay part of the UK.
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Vowed to stand up for Scots who feel ‘scunnered’ – a Scottish term for being fed up – with being ruled by David Cameron.
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Pledged to stop the SNP hijacking the St Andrew’s flag.
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Accused Unite union boss Len McCluskey, who tried to stop him becoming leader, of ‘insulting’ Labour supporters.
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Claimed a Labour-SNP deal to put Ed Miliband in No 10 was unlikely because the SNP would demand Scottish independence.

Question: ‘@placeholder has been magnanimous in victory in the referendum, the SNP has been victorious in defeat.


The sisters of the hiker who was immortalized by the film Into The Wild have said his journey was an escape from his traumatic childhood. Chris McCandless  left his California family home and set out across the American West and into Alaska. Four months after he reached Alaska in 1992, the 24-year-old's body was found by hunters in an abandoned bus, 30 miles away from the nearest town. It is believed he died of starvation, potentially after becoming ill from the seeds he was eating to survive. Many believe his story, that was the basis for the 2007 movie, was inspired by his love of nature.
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Chris McCandless left his family home in California when he was 24
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Set out on a journey across the American West and Alaska to escape
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His sister, Carine, reveals in a new memoir he had a troubled upbringing
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The pair's father, Walt, would abuse and beat their mother Billie
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He had gotten her and another woman, Marcia, pregnant at the same time
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Their parents divorced when Chris was just four

Question: @placeholder does not believe that it was his intention to die.