(CNN) -- T-Mobile wants to beef up its cell coverage by thinking small and piggybacking on your Internet service. The carrier is offering its customers a free personal cell spot -- a router that plugs into an existing broadband connection to improve mobile phone coverage while at home. All new smartphones purchased through T-Mobile will allow phone calls and texts over WiFi. And as mentioned in Apple's announcement Tuesday, T-Mobile will be the first carrier to support seamless switching between WiFi and cellular networks, so you don't have to hang up and redial when you leave the wireless area. For now, the switching capabilities will only be available for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
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T-Mobile to offer free cell spots that plug into wireless networks to extend coverage
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On planes with GoGo WiFi service, customers will be able to text and check voice mail

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Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of VICE, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. The reports, which are produced solely by VICE, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (VICE) -- Faustino Barrientos has spent most of his 81 years in complete solitude and isolation. Since 1965 he's worked as a gaucho -- the horse-riding ranchers and shepherds of the harsh southern swath of Chile and Argentina known as Patagonia. For most of his life, Faustino's sole human contact has occurred once every two years, when he herds his cattle to the nearest town to sell.
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VICE meets an 81-year-old man who has spent most of his life in complete isolation
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Faustino Barrientos lives in Patagonia; only human contact came once every two years
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As development changes his surroundings, Barrientos has had to adapt

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Editor's Note: Donna Brazile, a Democratic strategist, is chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee's Voting Rights Institute and founder of Brazile & Associates, a political consulting firm. She was the campaign manager for the Al Gore-Joe Lieberman ticket in 2000 and wrote "Cooking with Grease." Donna Brazile says Barack Obama's inauguration is a huge milestone in the fight for equal rights WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Today Barack Obama will be sworn in as the 44th president of the United States of America. This is the day for which so many prayed, so many marched and so many more sacrificed. This is a day of jubilation and celebration.
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Donna Brazile: Obama's inauguration is a time for rejoicing and rededication
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Brazile: Hardly anyone took Obama seriously as a candidate two years ago
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Brazile: He didn't run as an African-American candidate but as a Democrat
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Brazile: We are perhaps ready to achieve what Lincoln and the Rev. King fought for

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Nine thousand Nazi war criminals fled to South America after the Second World War, it has been revealed for the first time. After receiving tip-offs, German prosecutors were recently granted access to secret files in Brazil and Chile that confirmed the true number of Third Reich immigrants. According to the documents, an estimated 9,000 war criminals escaped to South America, including Croatians, Ukrainians, Russians and other western Europeans who aided the Nazi murder machine. War criminals: Secret files have revealed that an estimated 9,000 Nazis, including Holocaust mastermind Adolf Eichmann (left) and  Auschwitz doctor Josef Mengele (right), fled to South America in the aftermath of the Second World War
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Jurors hearing the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial got a stark look at the dead pop icon after a lawyer showed them an autopsy photo. Jackson's unclothed corpse lying on a coroner's table looked nothing like the world's most famous entertainer. The doctor who conducted Jackson's autopsy will return to the witness stand Wednesday. On Tuesday, jurors are hearing from another doctor in the trial to decide whether concert promoter AEG Live shares blame in Jackson's death with Dr. Conrad Murray. The witness on the stand Tuesday is cardiologist Dr. Daniel Wohlgelernter, who is offering expert analysis of Murray's skills and decisions.
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Conrad Murray was the wrong doctor for Michael Jackson, expert says
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Doctor who did autopsy confirms Jackson had "vitiligo, a skin pigmentation disease"
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Jurors are shown Michael Jackson's unclothed corpse spread out on a coroner's table

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(CNN) -- Step lively Watson, there's a mystery afoot at the Supreme Court -- and the estate of Sherlock Holmes' creator says only the nine justices can ultimately solve the Case of the Contested Copyright. The estate of the late British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has asked the high court to block a California writer from moving ahead with plans to publish a new series of stories featuring the celebrated fictional detective and his friend Dr. Watson. A federal appeals court in Chicago last month ruled in favor of California-based editor and lawyer Leslie Klinger, saying he did not have to pay royalty fees to the Conan Doyle estate, over his plans to publish a new volume of Holmes stories penned by contemporary authors.
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Sherlock Holmes was fictional, but he lives on in novels and short stories
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The estate of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is fighting a copyright case
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A California writer wants to publish a new series of Holmes stories
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The Conan Doyle estate wants the U.S. Supreme Court to solve the case

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NHS chiefs are investigating after two babies died within weeks of each other at a struggling hospital. The deaths of both stillborn infants have been classified as ‘serious incidents’ at the unit which has previously been criticised for its patient care and deteriorating finances. Basildon and Thurrock was one of 11 NHS trusts placed in special measures in July 2013 amid concerns over its above average death rates. Basildon Hospital in Essex is investigating the deaths of two stillborn babies in September last year It was then given a clean bill of health in June last year, following a ‘good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission. Its maternity unit was also the first in the country to receive an ‘outstanding’ grade.
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Medical records of a woman 'were not checked before she was induced'

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By Paul Milligan PUBLISHED: 10:57 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:03 EST, 18 June 2013 Senior members of the German government have warned EU member states that German car makers could scale back or scrap production plans in their countries unless they support weakened carbon emissions rules, according to diplomatic sources. With EU governments and lawmakers aiming to finalise the rules next week, which most of the 27 member states back, Germany has stepped up the pressure on them to water down limits on vehicle emissions to protect the country's mighty car industry, particularly luxury makers such as BMW and Daimler.
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Germany's luxury carmakers struggling to meet targets
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Berlin pressuring member states to weaken rules
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By Rajvir Rai Follow @@R_Rai Holland manager Louis van Gaal has thanked David Moyes for the form of Robin van Persie and revealed he has been set a target of reaching the World Cup semi-finals by the Dutch FA. Van Persie has scored in friendlies against Ghana and Ecuador and Van Gaal admitted Moyes - who he succeeded as Manchester United manager this summer - helped get the striker fit ahead of Holland's opening game against champions Spain on June 13. The 30-year-old striker had been struggling with knee and thigh injuries after a frustrating season with United, but Moyes's decision to allow him to travel back to Holland for a fitness camp seems to have paid off - much to the relief of Van Gaal.
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Van Persie had been struggling with knee and thigh injuries
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, died early Friday after a gunfight with police. Investigators are looking into his past for clues about last week's terror attack. Here's a look at some key dates, compiled from CNN's reporting and other media reports. What we know about the suspects October 21, 1986 Tamerlan Tsarnaev is born. His uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, says Tsarnaev was born into an ethnically Chechen family in Kyrgyzstan. 2001 The Tsarnaev family moves from Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan, to Dagestan, according to the state committee for national security of the Kyrgyzstan government. "They lived here for a year, not the whole year. They arrived at the school in 2001 and departed in March 2002," a spokesman at a school the children attended in Makhachkala, Dagestan, told Russia Today, a Russian state-funded television network.
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An aunt says Tamerlan Tsarnaev came to the United States in 2003
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He was an avid boxer, and after winning a fight in 2004 told a newspaper, "I like the USA"
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An uncle says Tsarnaev began to develop radical views in 2009
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He traveled to Russia for six months in 2012

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It has been some rather strange three weeks in France. Since footballer Nicolas Anelka dedicated a goal to his friend, the controversial French comedian Dieudonné, by doing the comedian's infamous trademark salute, the "quenelle," what some believe is a reverse Nazi salute, during a match for West Bromwich Albion, France has been talking about little else. It is as if the entire public debate has been hijacked by a comedian who, over the last 15 years, has steadily drifted towards more and more extreme behavior and inflammatory speech. Anelka's gesture suddenly shone the light on a phenomenon that had so far been little known outside France. Now, the world knows that there is more to the "quenelle" than the exquisite dish, a creamy mixture of fish and egg, originated from Lyon, France's gastronomic capital.
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The interior ministry adviced to ban a controversial comedian from performing if they deemed public order at risk
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Sierra Leone (CNN) -- It's Monday, mid-morning as we drive east down rain-slicked roads. There are no cars, no trucks, and no people. Sierra Leone's government demanded a shutdown and its citizens are listening. The West African nation crippled by Ebola is responding to the outbreak through a day of prayer and reflection. But that gives little comfort to us. Ebola is a disease that spreads fear faster than it infects. And the emptiness makes us uneasy. We're headed to Doctors Without Borders or MSF's treatment facility in Kailahun, a border community in the middle of the Kissi triangle, linking the country with Liberia and Guinea. Simply put, it's the epicenter of this unprecedented epidemic.
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An Ebola outbreak in West Africa has infected more than 1,700 people
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CNN's Brent Swails and David McKenzie traveled to an Ebola treatment center in Sierra Leone
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MSF workers there say they need more experts in the community tracing the disease
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Their center is based in a district with a population of 500,000, and they have just 80 beds

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(CNN) -- Syrian rebels and an al-Qaeda-affiliated group have captured a government air base near the key city of Aleppo, an opposition group said. "Early dawn today, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and some rebel battalions took full control of the Menagh air base," the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said Tuesday. "The start of this new offensive started yesterday when two non-Syrian nationals blew themselves up in an armored vehicle in front of the command center of the Menagh air base," the group added. The SOHR said one suicide bomber was a Saudi Arabian. Fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and various rebel battalions destroyed several tanks and killed a number of regime soldiers, the observatory said. At least 10 rebel fighters, including foreigners, were also killed, the group added
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New: A car bomb blast in southern Syria kills 18 people, including three children
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For many months, rebels have tried to wrest control of Aleppo in the country's civil war
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The Islamic State of Iraq is the rebranded name for al Qaeda in Iraq

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By Bianca London for MailOnline Lydia Rose Bright shot to fame on The Only Way Is Essex as Lauren Goodger’s sidekick with a penchant for peroxide blonde hair extensions, fake tan and micro pigs. But fast-forward three years and the 23-year-old says she has ditched her make-up bag - and is encouraging other women to do the same. Lydia Bright is working with St Ives to encourage young women to strip back their make-up, have the confidence to bare all and embrace their natural beauty. Scroll down for video One image in the new St Ives campaign shows her with a week's worth of make-up on (left), while the other sees her with a super-natural, stripped-back face, a look she says she now loves (right)
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Lydia, 23, stars in St. Ives latest campaign
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By Ap Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:28 EST, 4 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:22 EST, 4 September 2013 A secret meeting was held between a representative of the Wyoming chapter of the NAACP and a Ku Klux Klan organizer on Saturday night under tight security at a Casper hotel. The meeting was called by Jimmy Simmons, president of the Casper NAACP, after he heard that KKK literature was being distributed in nearby Gillette. Klan organizer John Abarr, who believes in creating an all-white nation independent from the United States, accepted the invitation and maintained his organization is non-violent. Meeting of the minds? Jimmy Simmons (right), of the NAACP meets with John Abarr of Ku Klux Klan group the United Klans of America met Saturday in a Casper, Wyoming hotel surrounded by security
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'If you want to talk about hate, get a hater': The NAACP's Jimmy Simmons called the meeting after hearing that KKK literature was being distributed in Gillette, Wyoming
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'Because we want white babies': Klan representative John Abarr believes Wyoming should secede to become part of an all-white nation

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(CNN) -- It took a little longer than most people expected but MotoGP whiz kid Marc Marquez wrapped up a second world title in Japan. The 21-year-old finished runner-up behind compatriot Jorge Lorenzo -- and crucially ahead of the legendary Italian Valentino Rossi and Dani Pedrosa -- to take an unassailable 82-point lead in the championship with three rounds to go. The landmark means Marquez beat Mike Hailwood's record, set in 1963, to become the youngest ever rider to win consecutive titles. But perhaps more importantly for his Repsol Honda team, he did it at Motegi. This track is sacred ground for Honda. The Japanese giants designed and built the track; it is where they test their cars as well as their bikes, and it also houses Honda's museum.
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Marc Marquez defends his MotoGP crown with second place in Japan
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The 21-year-old Spaniard is the youngest rider to win back-to-back world titles
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Marquez is the first Honda driver to win title at home circuit of Motegi
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"I am always smiling and always happy, but also I feel pressure," says the Spaniard

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(CNN) -- There has been much controversy about the two-game suspension the NFL handed down in July to Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. Rice was caught on a security camera in February pulling his fiancÃ©e, Janay Palmer (now his wife, Janay Rice), unconscious from an elevator. He was charged with aggravated assault. That's right, two games. I have something to say to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Dear Roger, We thought you really cared. We believed you when you said you wanted to create a more welcoming NFL game for women. And all of us were touched by the compassion you showed with your Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, even though those hot pink cleats disturbingly clashed with every NFL uniform. Mr. Commissioner, you even talked endlessly about making NFL stadiums around the nation more family-friendly.
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Roxanne Jones: Goodell, NFL commissioner, talked good line on NFL welcoming female fans
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Jones: Goodell shows what he thinks of women. She urges NFL blackout when Rice returns

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- From a distance, it looks like an apparition: a huge multi-colored hot-air balloon floating in the Baghdad sky, bearing a large poster of Jesus Christ. Below it, an Iraqi flag. Santa and his helpers stand under palm trees at Baghdad's first public Christmas festival. Welcome to the first-ever public Christmas celebration in Baghdad, held Saturday and sponsored by the Iraqi Interior Ministry. Once thought to be infiltrated by death squads, the Ministry now is trying to root out sectarian violence -- as well as improve its P.R. image. The event takes place in a public park in eastern Baghdad, ringed with security checkpoints. Interior Ministry forces deployed on surrounding rooftops peer down at the scene: a Christmas tree decorated with ornaments and tinsel; a red-costumed Santa Claus waving to the crowd, an Iraqi flag draped over his shoulders; a red-and-black-uniformed military band playing stirring martial music, not Christmas carols.
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Iraq's first public Christmas party decorated with Jesus, Santa, Christmas tree
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Celebration put on by Interior Ministry to "strengthen community ties"
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Kids' art projects show Baghdad scenes, including one with toy as dead "terrorist"
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Christian priest at celebration says Baghdad changes give him hope

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Atletico de Kolkata earned a convincing 3-0 victory over Mumbai City in the inaugural match of the Indian Super League, which began with an impressive opening ceremony on Sunday. Ethiopian striker Fikru Teferra put the hosts ahead in the 27th minute from the edge of the penalty area, with Spanish duo Borja Fernandez and Arnal Llibert adding goals in the 69th and 90th minutes to ensure an easy win. The Kolkata team, which is partly owned by Atletico Madrid and has several Spanish players, dominated the match throughout and could have scored more goals but for some good goalkeeping by Mumbai's Subrata Paul.
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First game of the Indian Super League took place in Calcutta after a glitzy opening ceremony
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Atletico de Kolkata earned a comfortable 3-0 win against Mumbai City with striker Fikru Teferra opening the scoring
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Borja Fernandez and Arnal Llibert added two more goals in the second half
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Former Liverpool players Luis Garcia and Josemi both started for Atletico on Sunday
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(CNN) -- After his inauguration, if President Barack Obama needs real-time intelligence on crises around the world, he is likely to do it in the Situation Room, the ultra-secure conference room in the White House. It's a place this new president may be seeing a lot of. Interconnected crises: Afghan children hold toy guns in an anti-Israel protest. During the election campaign, Obama often talked about Iraq, a war he opposed, and his plan to withdraw troops within 16 months. He stressed the need to increase U.S. forces in Afghanistan. He criticized Russia for moving its troops into Georgia. Ultimately, however, the campaign hinged on the economy. Substantive debate over the long list of international challenges facing the United States never happened.
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Israel-Palestinians flared up again during the presidential transition period
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Iraq and Afghanistan and their role in the war on terror
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Obama will need international help to battle the global financial meltdown
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How Obama reacts to crises will define his presidency

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An Oklahoma woman originally charged with first-degree murder in the 1992 deaths of two women and a girl whose bodies were found in a septic pit pleaded no contest Tuesday to reduced charges. Beverly Noe, 67, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after entering the plea to being an accessory to first-degree murder in the deaths that prosecutors said stemmed from a custody dispute over Noe's grandson. Noe covered her face with her handcuffed hands as she was taken into custody at Creek County District Court in Bristow. 'Get away from me. Get out of here,' she yelled at reporters while being led down a hallway.
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Beverly Noe was accused of stabbing and shooting her former daughter-in-law Wendy Camp, 23; Camp's 6-year-old daughter; and Lisa Kregear, 22
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By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Didier Drogba may miss the start of the season after twisting an ankle in Sunday’s friendly against Ferencvaros. Drogba hopes to resume training before the end of the week after scan yesterday showed no serious damage to ligaments but Jose Mourinho is not likely to risk the 36-year-old at Burnley on Monday if there is any doubt about his readiness. The injury scare does, however, issue a reminder that Mourinho’s squad is light on strikers, despite the £32million signing of Diego Costa from Atletico Madrid. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Cesc Fabregas score a brilliant individual goal in the match
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(CNN) -- Last Saturday morning, when media crews outside the Sikh gurdwara (house of worship) in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, packed up their trucks to chase the news of Mitt Romney's choice for vice president, Sikh Americans were left reflecting on six days of unprecedented national attention. After the shooting of six people in a Sikh gurdwara, a stream of national leaders, from the Rev. Jesse Jackson to Gov. Scott Walker, came to offer condolences and support. But there was one person missing. It was you, Mr. President. Let me be clear: Your administration's response to the massacre has been strong and swift. Attorney General Eric Holder addressed mourners with compassion and resolve at the Friday memorial. : "In the recent past, too many Sikhs have been targeted and victimized simply because of who they are, how they look, and what they believe," he said.. "This is wrong. It is unacceptable. And it will not be tolerated." Joshua Dubois from the White House expressed his full commitment to helping us with sustained interfaith and education outreach.
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Valarie Kaur: Politicians, others came to Oak Creek after Sikh shooting, not Obama
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Kaur: Shootings in Aurora drew Obama; not coming to Wisconsin hurts Sikhs
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By Nick Pisa PUBLISHED: 05:48 EST, 27 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:50 EST, 27 June 2013 The judge who cleared Amanda Knox of killing Meredith Kerchner has hit out at his colleagues who overturned the decision, saying they were 'violating the law'. Claudio Pratillo Hellmann acquitted Knox, 26, and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, 29, of murdering the British student in 2011 after they had initially been found guilty and sentenced to 26 and 25 years jail respectively. However, three months ago the Italian Supreme Court overruled that decision, saying that key evidence had been overlooked, and a fresh trial is expected to begin in the autumn.
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Knox had murder conviction overturned by Claudio Pratillo Hellmann
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Hellmann hits out and claims judges have overstepped their powers

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(CNN)Kayla Mueller was difficult to reach -- 6,000 miles away and held captive by the Islamic militants of ISIS. But her family and U.S. government officials say they went to great lengths to try to rescue the 26-year-old humanitarian worker, efforts that ultimately failed. Her parents announced Tuesday they'd received confirmation she had died. Now they're working to bring her body back from Syria. U.S. troops may have come close to rescuing Mueller in July when they staged a daring raid at an abandoned oil refinery near Raqqa in Syria in an attempt to find journalist James Foley, who was executed by ISIS in August, and other hostages.
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Mueller's parents asked the White House about swapping a prisoner for their daughter

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Bill Cosby cost his TV daughter her chance at winning Celebrity Apprentice, but not because of the current rape scandal. Actress Keshia Knight Pulliam, best known for playing the comedian's daughter Rudy on The Cosby Show, was fired by Donald Trump for not hitting her TV dad up for a bake sale donation. In the last few months, more than two dozen women have come forward to accuse Cosby of rape - but Sunday night's episode was shot more than a year before. Nevertheless, the conversation surrounding Cosby in the boardroom caused a few minutes of awkward television - as Trump called Cosby a 'tremendous guy' and a 'gentleman'.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam was the first star to be sacked on this season of Celebrity Apprentice
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The actress is best known for playing Rudy Huxtable, Cosby's youngest daughter on his sitcom The Cosby Show
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Donald Trump fired Pulliam after her team lost a bake sale challenge
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He blamed the actress for her team's loss, saying she should have called Cosby for a donation
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The first episode of Celebrity Apprentice, season seven, was filmed a year ago, before the scandal broke

Question: @placeholder, however, disagreed, saying: 'To send me home for a fundraising task where the other two people raised zero dollars is kind of crazy to me.'


(CNN) -- In a jailhouse interview with a Dutch television station, Joran van der Sloot said he is remorseful for telling so many stories regarding the 2005 disappearance of Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway, but once again denied culpability in the case. "For everything that's happened since 2005, all the things said in the media and everything, I feel guilty for, yeah," van der Sloot, 22, said in the interview, portions of which were aired on NBC's "Today" on Tuesday. The Dutch citizen is jailed in Lima, Peru, where he is awaiting trial on a murder charge in the death of Peruvian student Stephany Flores. Her body was found in May in a hotel room registered to van der Sloot, which the two were seen entering on surveillance camera video. He also is charged with a count of wire fraud and a count of extortion in Alabama for allegedly trying to extort more than $250,000 from Holloway's family in return for disclosing the location of her body.
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Van der Sloot wouldn't talk about the Stephany Flores case

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By Cindy Tran For Daily Mail Australia and Freya Noble For Daily Mail Australia Two high profile Australian women broke their silence on Wednesday over the controversy surrounding baby Gammy - the disabled boy born via surrogacy who was allegedly abandoned by an Australian couple in Thailand. Providing very different perspectives on the ordeal - one touched on Australian surrogacy laws, while the other focused on adoption in a global sense. Before hosting the Gourmet Traveller Awards at the Sydney Opera House on Wednesday evening, Weekend Today host Leila McKinnon told Daily Mail Australia she believes Australia should look at tackling commercial surrogacy as a nationwide issue.
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Leila McKinnon said Australia should introduce commercial surrogacy
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Deborra-Lee Furness said  'Baby Gammy happens every minute in Africa'
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By Daily Mail PUBLISHED: 10:37 EST, 21 August 2013 UPDATED: 12:03 EST, 21 August 2013 A Florida judge has declared a mistrial in a baby death case after the child's mother testified that her ex-boyfriend threatened to shoot her son in the face - information that was previously agreed upon as being inadmissible in court. Hillsborough Circuit Judge William Fuente reluctantly called off the trial of Tampa man Richard McTear on Tuesday, ruling Jasmine Bedwell, 22, had poisoned proceedings with the alleged threat and there was no way for the jury to ignore it. McTear is accused of murdering Bedwell's son, Emanuel Murray Jr., by throwing the three-month-old out the window of a moving car in 2009.
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Florida judge William Fuente reluctantly called off the trial of Tampa man Richard McTear on Tuesday
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Jasmine Bedwell, 22, had poisoned proceedings with the alleged threat and there was no way for the jury to ignore it
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Bedwell's remarks had been ruled inadmissible because they had been part of a previous trial where McTear was ultimately acquitted for assault
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New jury will be selected but trial is unlikely to begin again until December
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Richard McTear allegedly beat his ex-girlfriend before driving off with her infant and throwing it onto a Florida Interstate
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He could get the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder

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If you've picked up fruit at Costco, Kroger or Walmart stores recently, keep reading. Wawona Packing Co. is voluntarily recalling peaches, nectarines, plums and pluots that were packed at its Cutler, California, warehouses between June 1 and July 12. Wawona believes the products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. Costco, Kroger and Walmart, which also operates Sam's Club stores, have all posted notices about the fruit recall on their websites. So have Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe's, Ralphs and Food 4 Less. The recall is nationwide, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Consumers should look for a sticker on their fruit that says "SWEET 2 EAT," according to the recall warnings.
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Whole Foods is warning consumers about cakes, tarts, salsas, salads
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Wawona Packing Co. voluntarily recalls peaches, nectarines, plums and pluots
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Internal company testing revealed the fruit may be contaminated with listeria
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The fruits were packed in California warehouses between June 1 and July 12

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By Daniel Mills for Daily Mail Australia Details regarding James Packer's $2 billion Sydney casino have been kept secret in a NSW Government report outlining how it  will be run. Twelve pages and one key stakeholder agreement have been kept confidential by the author - The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority- which claim their disclosure would be 'commercially damaging' to the operations of the casino licence. Contained in the report are agreements between Packer's Crown Resorts and the NSW government, and the rules set out for the casino including who may enter, the types of games which may be played, minimum bet limits and tax rates.
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Information has been redacted from a report into Crown Resorts business
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The government-issued document keeps secret 12 pages and an agreement between Crown Resorts and relevant parties
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Greens MP John Kaye will move to make the 'missing documents' public
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A government spokesman said its release would harm the business license

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By Robert Verkaik The last Briton: Guantanamo prisoner Shaker Aamer with two of his children, son Michael and daughter Johninh - he has yet to meet his youngest son who was born after his arrests in 2001 Scotland Yard is investigating claims that MI6 and MI5 officers who interrogated a British man held at Guantanamo Bay were fully aware he was being brutally tortured by his American jailers. Shaker Aamer, 46, whose wife and four children live in South London, alleges that during his ten years of captivity at the US naval base, British agents visited him three times.
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Shaker Aamer claims he was systematically abused by U.S. soldiers
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Floyd Mayweather has vowed to 'shut up' and 'punish' Amir Khan in a fight his dad Mayweather Snr is 'desperate' to see him accept. Khan remains hopeful he will one day fight the undisputed pound-for-pound world No 1 after coming close to facing Mayweather earlier this year. The five-weight world champion ran an online poll asking the public to decide who he should fight next. Although Khan won the 'official' vote, the American chose to face Marcos Maidana instead. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Floyd Mayweather surrounded by shed loads of cash... again Floyd Mayweather has claimed his father wants him to take the fight with Amir Khan
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Floyd Mayweather Jnr wants Amir Khan fight to happen so he can put him 'on his backside'
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Mayweather claims his father is 'desperate' for his son to fight Khan
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Money Man says he is a 'far more intelligent fighter' than Khan

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Washington (CNN) -- Macy Friday can't remember what she was thinking when -- mouth agape, eyes bugged -- she shook hands with Hillary Clinton in Denver this week. It all happened so fast, she says. What she does remember is the national response to the photo of her reacting with pure, unadulterated excitement to meeting the former secretary of state. Media outlets pounced on the story. The Washington Post captured the reaction perfectly, writing that Macy had a "look on her face that has never been witnessed by anyone who is not a dad chaperoning a minivan full of teenagers at a One Direction concert."
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Macy Friday met Hillary Clinton this week and a photo of her priceless reaction went viral.
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Macy says meeting Hillary Clinton was like meeting Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and One Direction.
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Clinton, Macy says, shows everybody that "Girls can be awesome, too".
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"She is running for president," Macy says of Hillary Clinton.

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London (CNN) -- For months, the West has struggled to take a strong stand against Russia for its incursion into Ukraine. And while Europe's leaders are acutely aware of the threat to peace on their Eastern flank, the countries with the most at stake have, time after time, seemed unable to present a united and resolute front. But the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 has become a game changer -- a watershed moment which most concede would be too dangerous to let go. And now, as Europe prepares to finally take decisive steps, its chiefs will have to recognize that, if they are to be effective, they will also have to hurt their economies.
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The West has struggled to show a united front against Russia with sanctions
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The downing of MH17 is a turning point, as European leaders prepare decisive steps
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By Richard Arrowsmith It may have cost over £100 million to build, but Gerard Pique didn't appear too impressed as Barcelona arrived at St George's Park to begin their pre-season preparations. The four-time European champions have chosen the National Football Centre to get ready for the new season and will be based in Burton-upon-Trent from July 28 - August 2 after flying into Birmingham on Monday. However, Spain international Pique looked like he would rather be back at La Masia after posting a  sulky faced Instagram picture of his new digs, with the caption:'Views from my room. St George's Park'.
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Barcelona have arrived at St George's Park for pre-season training
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La Liga giants will be at the National Football Centre from July 18 - Aug 2
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Defender Gerard Pique posted a sulky Instagram pic from his room
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World Cup winner Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Pedro were part of the squad
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New manager Luis Enrique needs to improve on a disappointing season
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Luis Suarez is not allowed to train following his four-month ban for biting
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Lionel Messi did not travel after being granted an extended summer break
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Barcelona will leave to play a friendly against Nice on Saturday

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(CNN) -- U.S. Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl -- a former captive, a survivor and a hometown hero to many in Hailey, Idaho -- is being accused by some of his fellow soldiers of deserting his post. This charge of treason will be proven or dismissed in the coming weeks and months. But whether it is true or not, and whether he faces official military charges, he has already been sentenced to life to be haunted by his captivity -- and if the allegations are true, his choices. Survivors of the Hanoi Hilton, POWs during Vietnam such as Sen. John McCain and Medal of Honor winner Adm. James Stockdale, endured the rigors of long days, months and years of surviving captivity. But Bergdahl's experiences were starkly different from those of his military predecessors.
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Bowe Bergdahl a "hometown hero" in Hailey, Idaho, and a "deserter" to some soldiers
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O'Shea: He learned Pashtun; building rapport with captors is critical to survival as a hostage
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He says Bergdahl probably wondered each day if this would be his last
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To break vow to fellow soldiers is terrible: If he indeed deserted, that will haunt him, too

Question: One can only speculate about his original intent, but I expect his opinion of the @placeholder that sacrificed so much to bring him home is not what it was five years ago.


Washington (CNN) -- For Washington, Christmas could come early. Or it could not come at all. The deal to end the government shutdown in October included a new deadline -- come up with a plan to fund the government by December 13 -- or risk another partial government shutdown next month. Well, December 13 is Friday and House and Senate negotiators don't yet have a deal. And that's not the only thing Congress has to work on before the House is supposed to leave town, also on Friday, and the Senate at the end of next week. The budget
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Congress has made a habit of working until the last minute to meet fiscal deadlines
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This year, Congressional negotiators are working on a budget for 2014
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If Congress fails to act, the price of milk could spike
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Doctors face cuts to reimbursements for seeing Medicare patients

Question: That's not a viable option as more and more baby boomers sign up for @placeholder every day.


(CNN) -- Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis left a trail of so-called red flags that, in hindsight, seem quite glaring, even if the impetus for this week's deadly rampage remains murky. For almost 10 years, he showed that he was troubled -- and had a predilection for violence -- even if friends and family members familiar with his emotional problems seem floored that he was disturbed enough to shoot and kill 12 people in Washington on Monday. They may seem like minor episodes when compared with Monday's shootings, but when pieced together, they provide ample fodder for critics who question how Alexis maintained the security clearance that gave him access to the Navy Yard.
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Numerous incidents in Aaron Alexis' past show that he was troubled, prone to violence
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Alexis shooting out the tires of car in Seattle in 2004 is the first in a string of instances
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2010 brings another arrest after Alexis fires a bullet through the ceiling of an apartment
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Last month, two years after his Navy discharge, he tells police he heard voices in three hotels

Question: His father told @placeholder police that Alexis had post-traumatic stress disorder after working as "an active participant in rescue attempts" after the 9/11 attacks, the report said.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Key measures of President-elect Barack Obama's economic recovery plan are facing a barrage of criticism from some Senate Democrats, with one charging that the plan's tax breaks were a return to "trickledown" economics. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, says many of the tax credits in the stimulus plan amount to "trickledown" economics. During a lengthy closed-door meeting Thursday evening with Democratic senators on Capitol Hill, Larry Summers, chosen to head the National Economic Council, and senior Obama adviser David Axelrod heard complaints about the stimulus plan, according to two senior Democratic aides who attended the meeting. "The concern seemed to be that people feel like the infrastructure projects are certain to create jobs and the business tax breaks are less certain to create jobs, and that's what our focus needs to be," one of the aides said.
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NEW: Some want to ensure money for infrastructure projects reaches cities
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NEW: House Democratic whip says Hill Dems not inclined to approve entire package
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Some balk at plan to give employers $3,000 tax credit for each worker hired
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi sets full House vote on stimulus for week after inauguration

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:53 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:49 EST, 6 September 2013 Daisy Lowe, the rock star spawn, model, and socialite, has posed for Vs. magazine’s high-minded cameras in a new sultry fashion shoot. The 24-year-old English native appears in a spread shot in New York City. Underground: Lowe takes to one of New York's subway stations in a Diesel Black Gold coat and lingerie by Carine Gilson Wild thing: Daisy Lowe wears a coat by Sonia Rykiel in her Vs. magazine shoot Photographed by Guy Aroch and styled by Tatler Russia fashion director Anya Ziourova, the spread has Lowe stripped down in NYC subway stations, bodegas, wine shops, and diners in bits of lingerie and some of fall 2013’s best coats.
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The British model was posing for high fashion title Vs. magazine

Question: Last month @placeholder played home to a series of models who publicly exposed themselves in restaurants as part of an art project.


This was a point celebrated wildly by the 2,600 Wales fans inside the King Baudoiun Stadium. A shirts off, flag-waving party spurred by trance music blaring from the sound system. Gareth Bale went topless too, chucking his yellow jersey into the crowd along with Ashley Williams, Aaron Ramsey and others. Usually such scenes of euphoria are reserved for cup final victories and relegation survivals. Rarely have they been preceded by a 0-0 draw. But it was understandable, Wales had come to the nation ranked fourth in the world, their toughest destination on the road to qualification for Euro 2016, and left with their unbeaten record still intact.
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Belgium were held to a goalless draw by Wales in their Euro 2016 qualifier in Brussels
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Premier League players Thibaut Courtois,Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen, Marouane Fellaini, Eden Hazard and Nacer Chadli started for Belgium
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Red Devils defender Nicolas Lombaerts came closest to opening the scoring after his effort struck the post
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Gareth Bale almost scored with a first-half free-kick and later cleared the ball off the line at the death
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A four-game unbeaten start leaves Chris Coleman's side top of qualifying Group B

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By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 22:15 EST, 3 October 2013 | UPDATED: 01:36 EST, 4 October 2013 Yale's hallowed halls of learning have been flush with gossip about a so-called 'poopertrator' after a student or students unknown began defecating on clean clothes in the laundry at Saybrook residential college. The matter was brought to campus officials' attention after a student brought physical evidence of the crime to the Saybrook Master Paul Hudak's office. According to the Yale Daily News, the pooper has been on the loose since early September, but it wasn't until student Lucy Fleming showed the evidence - her soiled laundry - to college authorities that Yale police joined the search.
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Someone at a Yale residential college has been throwing human feces into dryers with other people's clean clothing
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There have been more that four incidents over the past month
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Yale police are now searching for the person dubbed the 'poopertrator'

Question: It seems that while not engaged in intellectual pursuits, a person, almost certainly a Yale student, had been throwing food and urine into dryers for some weeks before @placeholder's dryer discovery.

Question: 'We have asked our students not to leave their laundry unattended, the affected machines have been thoroughly disinfected, and we are actively seeking information about who the perpetrator might be,' @placeholder told the News.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- President Barack Obama's strategy for the Ukraine crisis reflects his internationalist foreign policy while adhering to the age-old maxim that money talks. He sent Secretary of State John Kerry to Kiev on Tuesday to forcefully condemn Russia for seizing effective military control of the Crimea region. At the same time, Kerry announced $1 billion in loan guarantees to help insulate the Ukrainian economy from the effects of reduced energy subsidies from Russia. It all is part of the still simmering breakup of the old Soviet Union more than two decades ago, with Russian President Vladimir Putin seeking to maintain Russia's influence and economic ties in a region being wooed by the European Union and Washington for increased trade and other links.
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President Obama says most nations believe Russia violated international law
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$1 billion aid package announced as U.S. considers sanctions against Russia
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Secretary Kerry says Russia tries to create a false pretext to further invade Ukraine

Question: "Expediting approval of natural gas exports is one clear step the U.S. can take to stand by our allies and stand up to Russian aggression, while creating @placeholder jobs at the same time," he said.


The family of a young mother left unable to eat, drink, speak or walk after falling from her horse when thugs pelted it with stones have spoken of their heartbreak at her plight. Mother-of-two Lindsey Broomhead, 29, has been in hospital for eight months after suffering severe brain damage when she was thrown off horse Murphy while riding in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Surgeons had to remove part of the cerebellum, the region of the brain which controls motor skills, meaning she cannot walk, and she also suffered a stroke, meaning she cannot swallow. Lindsey Broomhead, 29, has been in hospital since her fall eight months ago. Sugeons had to remove part of her cerebellum, leaving her unable to walk, and she had a stroke, meaning she cannot swallow
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Lindsey Broomhead, 29, was riding horse Murphy when thugs threw rocks
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Terrified animal threw her off leaving her with devastating head injuries
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Cannot walk, talk, eat or drink but can hug children Kayden and Corey

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Swat Valley, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Sabaoon School for boys in northern Pakistan is anything but average. Nestled amid the bucolic charm of the Swat Valley's fertile terraced fields and steeply rising crags it looks idyllic. But if you get up close, a harsher reality becomes clear. Two army check-posts scrutinize visitors entering the sprawling site. Once inside, the high razor wire-topped walls around the classroom compounds create a feeling reminiscent of a prison. The boys here, aged 8 to 18, were all militants at some point. Some are killers, some helped build and plant improvised explosive devices, and others were destined to be suicide bombers until they were captured or turned over to the Pakistani army. All of them are at the school to be de-radicalized.
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Sabaoon School in Pakistan's Swat Valley works to de-radicalize local youth
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U.N. Special Rapporteur: U.S. drone strikes here have radicalized a new generation
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Between 18% and 23% of those killed were not militants, according to one report

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By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 09:38 EST, 10 October 2012 | UPDATED: 13:06 EST, 10 October 2012 A super-strict father prompted an outcry when he made his four-year-old son do press-ups in the snow wearing only his underpants and sail alone on the open ocean. But now China's 'Eagle Dad' has gone even further. He and his two children had to be rescued from the slopes of 12,000-foot (3,776-metre) Mount Fuji after embarking on a reckless climb. Scroll down for video Dangerous trip: He Liesheng and his son just had time to unfurl a banner that read, 'The Diaoyu Islands belong to China', before being helped down the mountain by park rangers
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He Liesheng has forced son to do press-ups in the snow in his underpants
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Sent the four-year out in boat on open seas alone
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Took only a cup of water and chocolate bar as rations for 12,000ft climb

Question: By August, Mr @placeholder has his son following a strict training regime to enable him to compete against much older children in sailing competitions.


Two of the United States' most recognizable military aircraft -- a pair of B-2 stealth bombers -- caught the eyes of residents as they arrived in Europe this week for training. "They seem to defy science!" said one Twitter user in Cirencester, England, who saw one of the stealth bombers in flight. The bombers' unique radar-evading design always draws attention, as does this training mission in particular, which comes at a time of conflict in Ukraine. An Air Force news release about the mission did not mention the Ukraine crisis, but U.S. fighter jets have previously been deployed to Europe on similar training missions to show support for NATO allies.
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The two U.S. Air Force aircraft are on a training mission
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Aim is to become familiar with air bases and operations in the area, Air Force says
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For local residents, the stealth bombers are a sight

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The grooved, gray concrete wall rising from a few inches to a few feet seems to be solely for blocking the noise from the nearby highway, but like many parts of the new Pentagon memorial, there is more to the wall than meets the eye. Seven years after the September 11 attack on the Pentagon, the wall is designed to remind visitors of the youngest and oldest victims, wrapping the memorial in symbolic imagery. It stands 3 inches tall at its beginning, representing the youngest person killed there -- 3-year-old Dana Falkenberg -- and continues to a height of 71 inches, corresponding to the oldest victim, retired U.S. Navy Capt. John D. Yamnicky Sr.
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Pentagon unveils 9/11 memorial to honor the 184 victims killed there
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Benches are laid out in a pattern according to the year each victim was born
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Son visits site with dad to honor his mom: "I'm very impressed"
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Watch 9/11 memorials in New York and Washington on CNN.com Live

Question: Just outside the fence, a @placeholder police guard shack is on one side, and a giant earthen berm -- designed to deflect bomb blasts from the Pentagon -- is on another.


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Paris Hilton left Japan late Wednesday afternoon after initially being refused entry because of a drug conviction, immigration officials said. The American socialite was heading back to the United States "after a lengthy delay at Japanese immigration," her spokesman said Wednesday. "Paris is very disappointed and fought hard to keep her business commitments and see her fans, but she is forced to postpone her commitments in Asia," the spokesman said. She arrived in Japan on Tuesday and had been allowed to spend the night, to see whether immigration officials would reconsider their initial refusal to allow her entry. Hilton left about 4 p.m. Wednesday, before they reached a final verdict, said an immigration official at Narita Airport.
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She pleaded guilty to a drug charge earlier in the week in Las Vegas
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Hilton was traveling on business, a spokesman said

Question: "@placeholder understands and respects the rules and laws of the immigration authorities in Japan and fully wishes to cooperate with them," the spokesman said.


By Derek Lawrenson for MailOnline Sergio Garcia leads at the halfway stage after a thrilling second round of the BMW Championship but worryingly for the revitalised Spaniard a familiar deadly foe has appeared in his rear view mirror. Rory McIlroy was well off the pace but a marvellous finish of three birdies in his last four holes for a second successive 67 has left him just two shots behind. Rory and Sergio has been a recurring theme this summer, of course, with the outcome to this point always the same. During the first two legs of his unforgettable treble, McIlroy defeated Garcia to claim the Open Championship at Hoylake and then the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone.
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Sergio Garcia leads at the halfway stage on eight-under-par
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Rory McIlroy finished with three birdies in his last four holes
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Billy Horschel tied with McIlroy for third place on six under

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(CNN) -- U.N. gunships battled rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday, according to U.N. spokesman Michele Bonnardeaux. U.N. vehicles on Monday pass between lines of civilians fleeing fighting north of Goma, Congo. U.N. helicopter gunships, supporting national army forces on the ground, fired on rebels from the Congress for the Defense of the People in an effort to halt their advance on the village of Kibumba. CNDP is the French acronym for National Congress for the Defense of the People, a Congolese rebel group under renegade general Laurent Nkunda. The village of Kibumba is the location of a U.N.-administered internally displaced peoples camp, just 12 ½ miles (20 kilometers) north of the provincial capital, Goma, Bonnardeaux said.
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U.N. military commander in Congo resigns for "personal reasons"
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Thousands of protesters attack U.N.'s eastern Congo HQ with rocks, stones
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The attack has resulted in several deaths, an official said

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(CNN) -- Vimlendu Jha is a natural leader. Just watch him in action. Born in Bihar state in north-eastern India, 27 year-old Vimlendu founded, and now runs the organization Swechha - We for Change Foundation. It started out as his cause-celebre a few years back as he was about to graduate from university in New Delhi. Vimlendu says he was disgusted with the pitiful condition of the river Yamuna, considered the sprawling city's lifeline. The Yamuna, which originates in the Himalayas and winds its way past the Taj Mahal, accounts for more than 70 percent of New Delhi's water supply. Yet it is one of the most endangered waterways in India.
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Vimlendu Jha will be reporting on his experiences in New Delhi, India
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He founded and runs the organization Swechha - We for Change Foundation
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Swechha works with young people on issues of environment and citizenship

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(InStyle) -- The plot details are still super-secret, but there's at least one thing that fans of "Sex and The City" can count on when Carrie and her crew return to the big screen next week: a visual feast of outrageous, over-the-top fashion. To celebrate the arrival of the hotly anticipated sequel, InStyle sat down with series costume designers Patricia Field, Rebecca Weinberg and Eric Daman -- as well as our very own fashion director Hal Rubenstein -- to compile a list of Ms. Bradshaw's greatest hits. #1: The Famous Tutu Carrie does Degas! According to Weinberg, "Sarah Jessica Parker was always very inspired" by the French impressionist's paintings of dancers, "and there were many moments when she captured that." This pale pink tutu, originally purchased for $5 and then reproduced by the series' skilled seamstresses "because," Weinberg said, "we knew it was going to get wet," was first spotted in the series' title sequence. When Carrie tried it on again in the first film (while cleaning out her closet) it was still the most iconic -- and literal -- interpretation of the ballerina look.
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Series costume designers Field, Weinberg and Daman talk Carrie's greatest hits
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The tutu Carrie tried on in the first film was originally worn in the series' title sequence
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Field's favorite is the Versace gown Carrie wore on her first night in Paris

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(CNN) -- In a tucked-away corner of Zanzibar's historic Stone Town lies a little shop of curiosities. Colorful bags, necklaces and hats hang on the racks, and beautiful African prints line the walls. In the back room, a low hum of sewing machines is a sign of busy artisans at work. Welcome to Aromas of Zanzibar, a clothing and accessories store that's different to others on the island. Founded by the 29-year-old entrepreneur Rizwan Janmohamed, every single thing the shop -- from guitar cases to can holders -- is made on site by local craftsmen, using only locally sourced materials.
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Aromas of Zanzibar sells clothing and accessories crafted in vibrant African prints
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All products are made on site by local artisans, using only locally sourced materials
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The shop is the brainchild of former hotel assistant manager Rizwan Janmohamed

Question: Thousands of tourists come to Stone Town each year and visit its many knickknack stores, but Janmohamed thought he would stand out by providing a piece of authentic @placeholder for them to bring home.


Chelsea powerhouse Nemanja Matic hasn't lost a game for his club since April and heads into the new year threatening to be the Premier League's most dominant player of 2015. While Jose Mourinho's men lost their chance of emulating Arsenal's unbeaten season when they were beaten at Newcastle United, they still have an Invincible in their midst in Matic. The 26-year-old Serbia midfielder – strong, powerful, tactically and technically excellent and hailed as a 'giant' by Mourinho – proudly boasts a personal record of 23 wins and seven draws in his last 30 games for the club in all competitions.
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Chelsea have not lost with Nemanja Matic on the field since April
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Matic is strong, powerful, tactically and technically excellent for Chelsea
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The Blues can still win four trophies this season, and Matic will be at the heart of the team as they strive to make history

Question: It is no coincidence he was out with suspension when @placeholder crashed 2-1 at Newcastle at the start of December to lose their own unbeaten run.


A number of online anarchist groups have emerged, threatening to hold violent protests before and during next month's G20 summit in Brisbane. The news comes as authorities announced plans for a 24-hour court to deal with the expected mass arrests. Numerous groups have launched online campaigns threatening violence, with one saying that vandalism is 'not violent protest'. Scroll down for video Roads closures near the Brisbane Convention Centre, which will host the G20 Australia summit next month. Police planned a 24 hour special court in Brisbane for potential mass arrests from protests during the event Protesters smash police vehicles in Toronto's during the G20 summit protests in 2010. Australian activist groups are planning violent demonstrations in their online campaigns
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Local activist factions are planning violent protests
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An activist medic team has launched to treat  protesters on site
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Police have planned a 24 hour special court in Brisbane
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Experts believe notorious international groups such as Black Bloc could be mobilising for the event
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G20 meetings have been met with large scale riots in the past

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To Jay DeLancy, North Carolina is fraught with voter fraud and the state is doing nothing about it. So the former Air Force veteran has taken matters into his own hands and vows, as he sees it, to save the system from eroding honest elections. DeLancy launched the Voter Integrity Project more than three years ago, leading a band of volunteers in scouring public records and knocking on doors to root out irregularities in voter rolls. It's tedious work, and DeLancy has generated mixed results as well as a measure of controversy. Some call his efforts "sloppy" and question whether he's addressing a serious shortcoming or whether he's become -- intended or not -- illustrative of the tough Republican-driven voter identification law that critics contend intimidates and disenfranchises minority voters.
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Voter Integrity Project polices the election system to root out fraud in North Carolina elections
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Opponents say his efforts are intimidating voters
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The amount of fraud in the Tar Heel State is unknown, but some irregularities have been found
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North Carolina passed one of the strictest voter ID laws in the country

Question: Framed by a 12-foot long map of @placeholder divided into counties and congressional districts on loan from a Republican member of the state legislature, DeLancy also talks about the need for a strict photo ID law and that fraudulent voting is rampant in elections.


(CNN) -- Acclaimed director Clint Eastwood and singer Beyonce Knowles may team up in a remake of "A Star Is Born," a Warner Bros. official said. Eastwood, the entertainment icon known for his gruff portrayals, is in talks to direct the 1937 classic, a Warner Bros. spokeswoman said. And Knowles is in negotiations to star in the film. There has been no date set for the launch of the movie which explores the relationship between a Hollywood starlet and an older aging actor. In 1937, Janet Gaynor and Fredric March starred in the film. Judy Garland and James Mason starred in a remake in 1954. Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson starred in another remake in 1976.
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Clinton Eastwood and Beyonce Knowles are in talks to work on the film
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Eastwood may direct a remake of the 1937 classic
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It has already been remade two other times

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By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 14:38 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:42 EST, 1 March 2013 A Serious Case Review following the death of a teenager who was tied to a tree, tortured, sexually assaulted and killed has recommended 111 separate changes in procedure to the agencies that dealt with her. It found the extent of her vulnerabilities 'was not understood by professionals working with her' and a found a wealth of ways agencies care of her was 'weak'. Hannah Windsor, 17, suffered an horrific death last May at the hands of her sadistic boyfriend Adam Lewis, who pleaded guilty to murder, two charges of assault, burglary, and arson at his trial last year and denied two charges of rape.
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Hannah Windsor was tied to a tree, tortured and killed by her boyfriend
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Serious Case Review found that care was 'weak' for teenager
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No child protection plan was formulated for vulnerable 17-year-old
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No assessment took account of her developmental progress and information contained in key records was not adequately appraised
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Recourse was made to family members, friends and specialist housing provision - but there was no accurate evaluation to ensure that safe care was being provided for her.
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Warning signs of tension in the systems that surrounded Hannah were not always heeded
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Not recognising the extent of her vulnerabilities had a number of consequences 'which were significant.'
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Hannah's relationships and behaviours were not always understood in the context of both her learning difficulties and of the adversity she had suffered in life.
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The review found Hannah 'was not adequately diverted from harmful activities.'
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The local authority 'did not adequately consider its responsibilities under the Children Act to provide accommodation to her.'
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If Hannah had been accommodated properly, a core assessment could have been completed and more thorough understanding of what needed to happen next could have been developed.
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Promotion of her welfare was 'generally weak'
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No child protection plan was ever properly formulated.

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Suddenly it feels different. Speculation about Luis Suarez’s future is nothing new but this time, almost in the blink of an eye, his departure from Liverpool seems inevitable. ‘Why?’ you will ask. Liverpool, after all, have not been approached by any club in Europe about Suarez since Arsenal’s ham-fisted £40million plus £1 offer last July nor has he personally told Brendan Rodgers or members of Anfield’s hierarchy that he wants to leave. Furthermore, the impression in the dressing room is that Suarez wants to give Liverpool 12 more months, to sample Champions League nights at Anfield and help the club attempt to go one place better after that remarkable pursuit of the Barclays Premier League trophy last season.VIDEO Scroll down to see Uruguay hero Suarez get serenaded by his team-mates
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Barcelona are closing in on Liverpool superstar Luis Suarez
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But the 27-year-old is believed to want to stay for 12 more months and experience Champions League football at Anfield
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Liverpool held off last summer as Arsenal attempted to sign the striker
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He is currently with Uruguay preparing for World Cup showdown with Italy

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Kano, Nigeria (CNN)Hundreds of Boko Haram gunmen on Sunday launched a predawn attack on the Nigerian city of Maiduguri and were locked in a fierce battle with government troops on the outskirts of the city, according to the military, residents and citizen vigilantes. The militants launched a simultaneous attack on the town of Monguno and were apparently successful in taking control of the town and its military barracks, a Nigerian military officer in Maiduguri told CNN. "Our soldiers initially repelled the terrorists but they mobilized more fighters and came back in full force. They overwhelmed our troops and forced them to retreat," said the officer, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Boko Haram takes control of Monguno and its huge military barracks, military says
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Military using jets to bomb Boko Haram positions, a vigilante says; curfew in place, residents flee
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On Friday, Boko Haram released 192 hostages taken in January 6 raid; 26 boys still being held

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Suspect: Police in Pakistan consider Muzaffar Hussain the chief suspect in the double killing The father of a woman gunned  down with her Scottish businessman husband was last night named as the chief suspect in what is thought to have been an ‘honour killing’. Glasgow-based Saif Rehman, 31, and Uzma Naurin, 30, from New York, were shot dead on a trip to Pakistan, when their car was ambushed in the north-eastern city of Gujrat. Police in the country say Miss Naurin’s taxi driver father, 58-year-old Muzaffar Hussain, is being viewed as a chief suspect in the shootings. Mr Hussain, from New Jersey, was in Pakistan at the time of the killing but has now returned to his U.S. home.
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Taxi driver flew to U.S. after couple were shot dead
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By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh Daryl Janmaat has declared his transfer to Newcastle United as the 'perfect move' following his £5million move  from Feyenoord. The 24-year-old Holland international right-back's arrival in the North East was confirmed by Newcastle on Thursday, as was the departure of France full-back Mathieu Debuchy to Arsenal. Janmaat underwent a medical on Tyneside earlier this week before signing a six-year contract and he will replace Debuchy as the club's first-choice right-back. Got their man: Newcastle have completed the signing of Dutch international right-back Daryl Janmaat Right choice: Janmaat has described his move to the North East of England as the 'perfect move' for him
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Janmaat moves to the North East as a replacement for Mathieu Debuchy
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Holland full-back described Newcastle as a 'fantastic club with a big history'
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Right-back Debuchy has signed for Arsenal in a £10million move
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Janmaat completed his medical earlier in the week and signed six-year deal
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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew says he is 'delighted' to have signed Janmaat

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(CNN) -- Two former top leaders in Cambodia's notorious Khmer Rouge, which ruled the Southeast Asian country between 1975 and 1979, were found guilty of crimes against humanity by a specially-convened Cambodian court Thursday. Before the verdict, only one person had been brought to justice over one of the 20th century's great atrocities. Nuon Chea, the former Deputy Secretary of the Communist Party of Kampuchea, and Khieu Samphan, the one-time President of Democratic Kampuchea both received life sentences. Nuon Chea, 88, known as "Brother Number Two," and Khieu Samphan, 83, known as "Brother Number Four," were expressionless as the verdict was read.
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Two top leaders of Cambodia's 1975-79 Khmer Rouge regime found guilty of crimes against humanity
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Both men sentenced to life imprisonment
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Nuon Chea was the regime's "Brother No. 2" and Khieu Samphan its "No. 4"
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The men are the first Khmer Rouge leaders ever to face justice

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Should Lewis come out of retirement for $100m fight? Should Lewis come out of retirement for $100m fight? Now share your opinion Lennox Lewis has told Russian promoters that he will come back to fight one of the Klitschko brothers for the biggest purse in boxing history. The 48-year-old, who is still the most recent undisputed world heavyweight champion, was offered $50million (£31.3m) in Moscow at the weekend while attending Wladimir Klitschko’s successful defence of his world titles against Alexander Povetkin. Lewis responded by promising to return to the ring for $100m (£62.6m). The promoters are considering doubling their bid and Lewis says: ‘That is my price tag and it is under discussion. I have told them I can be ready in six months and I am in provisional training.’
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Lewis has been offered $50m to fight one of the Ukrainian brothers
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The former undisputed world champion will return for $100m
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Briton will be ready to fight in six months
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Vitali wants rematch after losing to Lewis in 2003
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But 48-year-old would rather face Wladimir

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(CNN) -- A young man jangles a stack of coins, organizes his passengers like they're shapes in a game of Tetris, then bangs on the side of the colorful bus. We move off, clattering along the noisy, dusty road. The city is Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's biggest and the place President Obama hung out on his July visit to East Africa. The man is the conductor and his bus is a "dala dala" -- hordes of which toot and rattle along the key arteries through Dar es Salaam every day. This city is often ignored by travelers heading to Tanzania's big tourist destinations -- it's not hard to see why.
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Dala dala get their name from the "dollar" that a journey cost in the 1970s
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They're a local way to get around the city's districts and destinations
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They can be uncomfortable, but they're always fun and riders are friendly

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Editor's Note: The FBI had three openings on its list of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. Monday night, FBI Assistant Director Kevin Perkins joined CNN's Rick Sanchez exclusively on "Campbell Brown" to announce who filled the first open spot. Tune in at 8 p.m. ET to "Campbell Brown" over the next two nights to find out who else will fill the slots. Officials say Joe Saenz is thought to be linked with Mexican drug cartels. (CNN) -- Joe Saenz rubbed his hands together and smiled as he walked up to a Los Angeles County, California, home. His demeanor gave no clues as to what would happen next.
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Joe Saenz wanted in connection with four murders, a kidnapping and a rape
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Saenz, a member of Cuatro Flats gang, reportedly kills man on video
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FBI believes Saenz graduated from local gangs to international drug trafficking
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Saenz allegedly killed mother of his child out of fear she'd turn him in

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(CNN) -- With more than 6,000 years of history, China's ancient capital of Nanjing has been the birthplace of many of the country's most intriguing traditional arts. Today, a handful of skilled artisans are keeping these endangered practices alive. Sophisticated and elegant yet not exclusive to the wealthy, these six Nanjing art forms offer insight into China's diverse yet dwindling collection of intangible attractions that, for the most part, remain hidden behind studio doors. CNN sent Sun Chen, a Nanjing-based photographer, to visit six studios in the city and talk with the artisans. Engraved Buddhist scrolls Sitting in a traditional Chinese building with a scenic garden, Nanjing's Jinling Buddhism Publishing House was founded in 1866 by a Buddhist scholar.
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China's ancient capital, Nanjing is home to many endangered folk crafts
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Craftsmen at Jinling Buddhism Publishing House engrave sutras on wooden blocks used for scroll printing
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Zhang Fang-lin's paper-cutting mastery earned him the nickname "Jinling Holy Scissorhand"
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Nanjing's silk brocade is called "yunjin" in Chinese -- which means "beautiful as clouds at sunset"

Question: Sharing a similar pronunciation as the word for "prosperity" in @placeholder, rong-hua (velvet flower) is seen as a lucky charm in China, especially during weddings and festivals.


By Emily Allen Pressure to avoid offending minorities has caught up with Britain’s 150,000 users of sign language for the deaf, according to a Government-funded report. It found that younger deaf people have changed the way they give the sign to say someone is gay, or to describe Chinese, French and Jewish people. The old gesture that meant gay – a flicked limp wrist – is now considered offensive among some users of British Sign Language, researchers at University College London said. Evolving: Britain's young deaf community have adapted signs they use so they don't offend other cultures Similarly it is no longer acceptable among politically correct deaf people to give a slanted eye sign to indicate something Chinese, nor to mime a hooked nose to mean a Jewish person.
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Today the only acceptable way to sign China is to indicate the shape of a Mao jacket, while the sign for a Jew is to make the shape of a beard
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Rather than flicking a limp wrist, a gay person is signed with an upright thumb on one hand in the palm of the other, wobbling from side to side
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It is no longer acceptable to point to the middle of their foreheads as the sign for India - instead they make the triangular shape of the subcontinent

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:39 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 22:01 EST, 25 August 2012 A heartbroken father whose daughter was diagnosed with schizophrenia after trying to jump out of a second-story window at age six has described his despair in a new book. In his memoirs 'January First,' Michael Schofield chronicles his family's experience with the devastating mental illness, which usually presents itself at least a decade later - between the ages of 18 and 22. The Santa Clarita, California, man and his wife, Susan, were forced to hospitalise their daughter, January, on multiple occasions, fearing for their and their baby son Bohdi's lives.
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January Schofield's behaviour was disturbing even as a baby
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Parents forced to hospitalise her on multiple occasions fearing for their lives
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Diagnosed after trying to choke herself and throw herself out of window
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Schizophrenia usually diagnosed between 18 and 22
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Dad, Michael Schofield, wrote memoirs of Jani's 'descent into madness'
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Now, 10, she lives on cocktail of medication

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghanistan's acting central bank governor says the country's second largest private lender is not in crisis, warning outspoken lawmakers -- who claim the bank is in trouble -- against spreading fear among its account holders. "Azizi Bank was neither facing any crisis before, (and) is not facing (a crisis) now." Mohebullah Safi told CNN. "Many Afghans have accounts... and we shouldn't panic the people, which could affect our national interest." Safi, who addressed parliament earlier this week at the request of lawmakers, said the central bank is investigating investment problems with Azizi Bank, but noted that its $588 million in reserves are safe.
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Acting director says Azizi Bank's $588 million in reserves are safe
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Lawmakers have called for a forensic audit of the bank's finances
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Last year, more than $900 million in loans went missing from Kabul Bank

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan ‘Let me Yahoo that for you’ is a phrase a lot of iPhone users might soon have to get used to. It’s been revealed that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is intent on getting Apple to switch its default engine from Google to Yahoo. Currently Google is the default search engine on all Apple mobile devices. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, seen here delivering her keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada on 7 January 2014, is intent on making the tech giant a big player in the search engine market by getting Apple to dump Google as its default search engine
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Marissa Meyer is reportedly planning a secret assault on Google
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The Yahoo CEO has plans to get Apple to drop Google as its search engine
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Default option on iPhones and iPads would be Yahoo's revamped service
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Mayer is reporedly intent on making Yahoo a big player in search
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Could signal a change in fortunes for the Silicon Valley tech giant
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The blindfolded prisoners are brought into the dank gray room, one by one, and begin to tell us their stories. We're in a prison run by Kurdish militants here in northern Syria. The Kurds won't allow us to see the cells where the prisoners are being held. Their prisoners, they say, are members of ISIS. When the first detainee sits down, I ask the guard to please remove his blindfold. He blinks in the bright light and clearly looks surprised to see a foreigner sitting in front of him. The second prisoner who arrives trembled with fear when he was brought in. I introduce myself to each detainee as an American journalist.
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CNN's Ivan Watson speaks to ISIS fighters being held by Kurds in northern Syrian prison
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One prisoner claims ISIS paid him $3,600 to plant a bomb that killed his nephew
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Another prisoner, 19, says many fighters he met were foreigners, including one Chinese jihadi
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CNN has no way to confirm if prisoners were telling the truth or being coached

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Never mind Long Ball United, now it’s Long Face United. Louis van Gaal’s stars have failed to live up to expectations and don’t even look as though they are enjoying their football under the Dutchman. That’s the damning assessment from Preston’s veteran striker Kevin Davies who has vowed to target Manchester United’s soft centre in defence when the two clubs meet in the FA Cup fifth round at Deepdale on Monday night. Van Gaal warned his players after Wednesday night’s unimpressive Premier League win over Burnley that United will go out of the cup if they play as badly again against their League One opponents.
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Manchester United face Preston North End in FA Cup fifth round
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Kevin Davies claims players do not seem happy under Louis van Gaal
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Red Devils have been criticised for their style of play under the Dutchman
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READ: Louis van Gaal was shocked by how United played against Burnley
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Radamel Falcao would score more goals under Sir Alex, says his agent
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Washington (CNN)John Boehner was elected to a third term as Speaker of the House of Representatives on Tuesday after a tense floor vote that saw a remarkably large chunk of his own party attempt to remove him. Opposition to Boehner doubled from the last election for Speaker in 2013, when a dozen Republicans voted against him. He ultimately received 216 votes, enough to fend off an embarrassing vote on a second ballot but plenty to reinforce the notion that Boehner is struggling to maintain control over restive House Republicans. The dramatic scene played out before live television cameras, as members were called upon one-by-one to stand and name who they were backing to serve as the next Speaker.
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Boehner opponents face fallout
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House votes to give Boehner another term as Speaker
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GOP opposition to Boehner doubled from 2013

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She claims he initially wanted Beyonce and her husband Jay Z to raise the boy before their own baby, Blue Ivy, was conceived in 2011 By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:29 EST, 25 February 2014 The mother of Mathew Knowles' lovechild claims the music mogul has fallen behind on child support payments and barely sees their son Nixon, now four. She also told Inside Edition - in an incendiary interview - that the 63-year-old hasn't introduced Nixon to his superstar sister Beyonce. But according to Wright, Nixon and Bey could've been very close indeed, as she also alleges that Mathew wanted her to hand their baby over to the XO singer and husband Jay Z before their own child, Blue Ivy, was conceived.
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CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE STATS, HEAT MAPS AND MORE FROM THE GROUP D CLASH USING OUR MATCH ZONE SERVICE Lay your patriotism and your disappointment to one side for a moment if you can and revel in the glory of little Costa Rica. In a World Cup knee deep in fascinating stories and surprises, the tiny Central American nation have presented us with perhaps the best yet. Ranked 28th in the world by FIFA – that’s a place beneath Scotland – Costa Rica added a thoroughly deserved victory over Italy to their 3-1 lesson they handed Uruguay a week ago in Fortaleza.
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Fulham flop opened scoring with header just before half-time
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Mario Balotelli had earlier fired wide when sprung clear on goal
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Costa Rica win means they are through to knockout rounds and England are fourth country to be eliminated from World Cup
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Italy and Uruguay meet on Tuesday and winner will advance to second round, a draw sends Italy through

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(CNN) -- Until the abduction of more than 200 girls at the Government Girls Secondary School in rural Chibok, Nigeria's Boko Haram insurgency received scant attention in the global media, which gave it brief airtime when the insurgents exploded their bombs or torched a school. However, the mass abduction has brought the world's attention to the callous and unceasing violence that has become routine in northern Nigeria over the last three years. The area has suffered more than three decades of religious violence between Muslims and Christians. But since Boko Haram founder Mohammed Yusuf was killed in a 2009 security crackdown -- along with hundreds of his followers -- the militant Islamist group has stepped up its attacks.
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Global media paid Boko Haram little attention until 200 girls were abducted, says Shehu Sani
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Boko Haram became more violent after its founder was killed in 2009, he says
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At talks in 2011, the group blamed government action for their militancy, Sani says
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He says the use of force to free hostages can be deadly and negotiations must be held

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By Charlotte Griffiths and Peter Lloyd The BBC placed staff at its Radio 1 Teen Awards under draconian restrictions to prevent presenters being accused of sexual misconduct with minors. All adults – including the station’s star DJ Nick Grimshaw – were banned from moving around Wembley Arena without a security guard and even needed an escort for visits to the lavatory. The rules were so stringently enforced that guests referred to them as ‘Savile Lockdown’, in reference to the late paedophile BBC DJ Jimmy Savile. Stringent: Parents had to sign a new consent form for the Radio 1 Teen Awards which said staff and artists would not be placed in a 'caring or supervisory position'. Guests referred to the rules as a 'Savile Lockdown'
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Every adult at awards banned from moving around Wembley Arena alone
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Source: 'Security staff even waited outside while we visited the bathroom'
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Corporation has updated consent form banning exchange of personal details

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Beloved actor Tom Hanks’ aspiring hip-hop star son faced a barrage of ridicule this week for his use of rapper slang. Chet Haze AKA Chester Hanks got into a Twitter brawl with a former rapper named Jensen Karp starting on Sunday. The hilarious exchange between actor scion and quick-witted rapper had no official winner, but it highlighted the rift between Haze’s gangster online persona and affluent upbringing. Chester 'Chet' Hanks (left), the son of Oscar winner Tom Hanks got into an hilarious Twitter fight with comedic rapper Jensen Karp (right) that began over Hanks' liberal use of rapper slang Fishwrapper.com points out that it all started because of a tweet that Haze, whose mother is actress Rita Wilson, wrote on November 26 about an open mic he planned to attend near LA’s Fairfax High School.
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Chester Hanks AKA Chet Haze is the son of Oscar winning actor Hanks and Rita Wilson
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Hanks was raised in tony Brentwood, California but uses urban slang on Twitter and hopes to one day gain success as a hip hop star
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Former comedic rapper Jensen Karp AKA Hot Karl ridiculed Hanks this week, pointing out that he was born into wealth to the guy from Castaway

Question: Even saying "swagger" should be illegal for a kid raised in @placeholder,’ Karp wrote.

Question: More than just a ‘@placeholder nerd,’ Karp is an accomplished rapper under the name Hot Karl.


FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (CNN)  -- Standing onstage, comedian Aron Kader describes how his cousin in the Middle East likes to curse the United States -- in English. Maz Jobrani (left) says Middle Easterners get a bad rap in the media. Ahmed Ahmed has the name of a "most-wanted" terrorist. "Arabs love to cuss in English," Kader belts out. "They cuss their heads off in English, but they won't do it in Arabic because then God can hear them." The audience, two-thirds of Mideast descent, explodes in laughter. Kader is a member of the "Axis of Evil" comedy group, a collection of comics with Mideast roots who have formed a niche by taking on Mideast stereotypes and making subjects such as war, terrorism and suicide bombers funny.
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"Axis of Evil" comics joke about Mideast stereotypes
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More than 200,000 have viewed their videos on YouTube
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One member has same name as terrorist on FBI list

Question: "That gets a laugh, but it also gets a clap from regular audiences, and I think that's because a lot of people are sick of seeing @placeholder depicted the way we're always depicted," he says.