(CNN) -- The death of Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan, who succumbed to Ebola in a Dallas hospital, is of course tragic. But the extraordinarily poor way his case appears to have been handled may also inadvertently have done the United States an enormous service -- not just in shining a light on the threat posed by this virus but also by revealing the profound problems both in our health care delivery system and the public health programs supposed to help prevent outbreaks, track contacts and control the spread of disease. Some of the hospital's actions -- including failing to communicate the level of concern for Duncan as a possible Ebola case, sending him home before properly evaluating him and possibly delaying in getting him medications that might have helped if given earlier -- were judgment errors that should never have happened.
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Death of Ebola patient in Dallas highlights problems in health system, Irwin Redlener says
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Federal funding for the Hospital Preparedness Program has been slashed, he says
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U.S. has seen loss of 50,000 public health workers in less than decade, Redlener says

Question: I wish I could be confident that a similar set of problems would not have occurred elsewhere, but there is ample reason to believe that some version of the @placeholder story could have happened in many other cities around the nation.


By Sam Webb A mother who spat into the face of a teenage referee at her son's junior football game has been convicted of assault. Oksana Karaliova, 34, was sent off from the sidelines then spat twice in the young official’s face after the under-9s match. Her husband Lazaro Garcia, 44, who also got a red card as he watched the game in Salford, Greater Manchester, grabbed him by the throat after the final whistle. Oksana Karaliova, 34, spat into the face of a teenage referee after she disagreed with his decisions during an under 9s football game. Her husband Lazara Garcia also grabbed the 16-year-old by the throat
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Oksana Karaliova committed sickening attack during children's game
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Husband Lazio Garcia grabbed the teenager by the throat after match
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The pair also subjected the youngster to a tirade of abuse
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The victim has quit refereeing since his ordeal

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Hundreds rallied behind a cashier fired from a grocery store in Whitehall, Michigan who says that he was fired for 'hugging.' people. However, court documents show that his hugs may have bordered on inappropriate. According to the Muskegon County Prosecutor's office, over four women have claimed that he touch them inappropriately at the Plumb's grocery store where he works. 'I gave her what I used, what we used to term as a kid, a pal hug, you put your arm around the shoulder, you put your arm around the shoulder, ya know you're best pals,' Civis told FOX. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO
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Fred Civis, a cashier at Plumb's in Michigan for 39 years, was fired for what he claims was hugging a customer
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Documents show that at least four women have complained about Fred Civis' inappropriate touching
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Fred Civis has been officially charged with one count of misdemeanor assault and battery
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Despite the allegations against Civis, supporters have set up a Facebook page to support him and help him raise money while unemployed

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Iraqi Kurdish President Massoud Barzani is willing to participate in the formation of a new government in Baghdad, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday. On Monday, Barzani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that he would press the issue of Kurdish independence with Kerry when the U.S. official visited Irbil, saying, "The Kurdish people should seize the opportunity now." Kurds have complained that Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's Shiite-dominated government has marginalized them, a feeling shared by Iraq's Sunni Arab minority. In his interview with CNN, Kerry said Iraqi leaders he has spoken with have "realized they cannot continue with this sectarian division" -- a realization that would presumably include a greater role for Kurds in governance.
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Iraqi Kurdish leader is willing to help form a new government, U.S. secretary of state says
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Massoud Barzani has said he wants to push for Kurdish independence
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A new government is crucial to success in Iraq, Kerry says in a CNN interview
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"I'm not taking anything I hear to the bank," Kerry says

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(CNN) -- Mark Cavendish finally had reason to smile at the Tour de France, winning the 13th stage to make up ground on Peter Sagan in the race for the green jersey. But Cavendish's fellow Brit, Chris Froome, didn't have as good of a day since main rival Alberto Contador cut into his overall lead. "It was a difficult stage, it was a nervous stage, but finally I'm so excited to win," said Cavendish. "It's been a difficult few days and it's nice to be on the podium again." Cavendish, who won his second stage this year and 25th all time, became embroiled in controversy Tuesday when he collided with Tom Veelers as part of a sprint finish.
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Mark Cavendish wins the 13th stage of the Tour de France for his 25th stage victory
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Cavendish gains ground on Peter Sagan in the points race for the green jersey
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Chris Froome retains the overall lead but rival Alberto Contador makes up ground

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- With Kim Jong Un out of sight for a month, three North Korean officials popped down to South Korea for a last-minute visit Saturday. And they delivered a diplomatic bonbon. The three officials told South Korea that Pyongyang is willing to hold a new round of high-level meetings between late October and early November, South Korea's Unification Ministry said in a statement Saturday. "Within my memory ... there was never ever such a high-level visit. Never," said North Korea analyst Andrei Lankov, from Seoul's Kookmin University. Lankov said two of the three visitors "are essentially number two and number three in North Korean official hierarchy."
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"Within my memory...there was never ever such a high-level visit," expert says
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Head of North's military, two other ruling party leaders attend sports event
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They also meet with South Korean officials, who give them a warm welcome
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Kim Jong Un has been out of sight for weeks; officials say he is "suffering from discomfort"

Question: @placeholder's take on the reason for North Korea's friendlier approach: economics.


It has fired the imagination of historians and archaeologists for centuries, but the mystery of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon may finally have been solved - with a surprising twist. A leading Oxford-based historian says the fabled gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, were not built in Hillah by King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. In fact they weren’t in Babylon at all. Dr Stephanie Dalley, of Oxford University’s Oriental Institute, says the gardens were actually located 300 miles to the north in Nineveh, Babylon's rival, by the Assyrian ruler Sennacherib. Glory of the ancients: A sixteenth century illustration of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, which may not have been in Babylon at all. An Oxford historian claims they were actually built in the Assyrian city of Nineveh
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Prominent historian claims lost Ancient Wonder was not built in Babylon
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Her research shows the gardens were in neighbouring Assyria
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The evidence shows Babylon's conquerors were the likely architects

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By Katy Winter When asking a father for his daughter's hand in marriage, the worst scenario most young men are likely to encounter is a grilling by their potential father-in-law. But when Jake Thompson asked for Steve Bennett’s daughter Hannah’s hand at Christmas, he got more than he bargained for. Steve agreed on the provision that Jake accompanied him on a planned charity trek to the North Pole. Jake Thompson (l) asked Steve (c) for his daughter Hannah's (r) hand in marriage at Christmas Steve and Jake embarked on an epic 10 day trek which saw them walk, ski and sledge to the North Pole in temperatures of -50 degrees Celsius
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Hannah and Jake have been sweethearts since childhood
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Father-in-law Steve wanted Jake to prove commitment to marriage
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Also saw it as a way of induction into the close family
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Pair navigated 100kg sledges through the moving ice of the Arctic Circle
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Temperatures dropped as low as -50 degrees Celsius
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Raised over £30,000 for the Colourful Life Foundation and National Osteoporosis Society

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Aqsa Mahmood, 20, who left her Glasgow home for Syria after becoming radicalised, has written a guide on how to be a war widow, sparking rumours her Islamic State fighter husband has been killed A British jihadi bride who fled to Syria to marry an Islamic State fighter has written a guide on how to be a war widow, sparking rumours her extremist husband has been killed. Privately-educated Aqsa Mahmood, who left her privileged life in Glasgow to join ISIS militants in Syria, has taken to social media to hit out at jihadists for 'failing to tell their wives what will happen to them after they die'.
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Glasgow-born Aqsa Mahmood, 20, fled Britain to join ISIS fighters in Syria
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She abandoned university to join fanatics and reportedly married extremist
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She has also warned women to learn the proper dress etiquette for widows
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Posts have sparked rumours her extremist husband may have been killed

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(CNN) -- Anthony Pilkington was rejected by Manchester United as a youth player, and Alex Ferguson claims he doesn't even remember the player's time at Old Trafford. But the 24-year-old made a point to the veteran manager on Saturday, scoring the only goal as his Norwich team knocked United off the top of the English Premier League. Norwich's 1-0 home win left United a point behind rivals Manchester City, who earlier thrashed Aston Villa 5-0. "We've been a bit more ruthless and we're putting our chances away; maybe we could have had another one at the end to make it a bit more comfortable," said Pilkington, whose 60th-minute header inflicted United's third league defeat in 12 matches and lifted Norwich up to 13th.
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Manchester City move to top of English Premier League with 5-0 win over Aston Villa
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Rivals Manchester United drop to second after losing 1-0 to Norwich City
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Third-placed Chelsea suffer 2-1 defeat away to surprise team West Brom
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Arsenal win 5-2 in London derby with Tottenham, who have a player sent off

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By Ap Reporter and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:55 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:26 EST, 20 November 2013 Shot dead: 18-year-old Dane Scott Jr. was shot a few weeks after the death of Trayvon Martin, the black teen who was unarmed when he was shot in Florida by a neighborhood watch volunteer The friend of a teenager who was fatally shot in the back by an Oklahoma police captain testified on Wednesday that the unarmed 18-year-old was not only running away when the officer fired four shots at him, but had also put his hands in the air as if to surrender.
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A witness to the shooting of unarmed Dane Scott, 18, in March last year says Scott put his hands in the air before a police officer shot him four times
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Del City, Oklahoma police Captain Randy Harrison is facing manslaughter charges after shooting and killing Scott
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The two had engaged in a brief car chase and struggle before Harrison shot Scott in the back
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Prosecutors said Harrison crossed the line and let a personal grudge interfere with his professional training

Question: Lockett said he and a second passenger pleaded with @placeholder to let them out during the chase that he said reached speeds of up to 100 mph.


Motorists drawing guns to secure petrol, residents looking through rubbish bags for food and pensioners shivering in sewage-swamped homes. The scenes that smack of Third World misery are the fate of New Yorkers in the wake of superstorm Sandy. Five days after disaster struck America’s Atlantic coast, New York is suffering the sort of social breakdown that followed Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005. Queues: Hundreds of New Yorkers waiting in line at a Brooklyn bus stop yesterday Neverending: Thousands of people wait to board city buses into Manhattan in Brooklyn, New York City as limited public transit returns
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Living conditions in New York compared to Hurricane Katrina
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Over 3.8million homes and businesses still without power
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Lack of fuel and food forcing New Yorkers in wealthy SoHo and the East Village to go through bins to find something to eat
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Motorist Sean Bailey, 35, arrested after cutting in line in Queens and pointing pistol at someone who complained
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Yellow cabs carrying groups of citizens around while public transport is down are struggling to fill their tanks

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CLICK HERE to read former referee Graham Poll's view on the sending off Aston Villa have appealed against Gabriel Agbonlahor's red card against Manchester United. Manager Paul Lambert admitted after the 1-1 draw on Saturday the club were likely to contest the decision and an official appeal has now been lodged. The club are likely to receive the outcome on Tuesday ahead of their Barclays Premier League Boxing Day trip to Swansea. Gabriel Agbonlahor (right) and Ashley Young collide during Aston Villa's 1-1 draw with Manchester United Agbonlahor looks on in disbelief after being shown a red card by referee Lee Mason
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Aston Villa drew 1-1 with Manchester United in the Premier League
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Gabriel Agbonlahor was sent off after a 50-50 challenge with Ashley Young
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Villa should find outcome of official appeal before the game with Swansea

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(CNN) -- Residents of the Falkland Islands voted overwhelmingly to remain a British Overseas Territory, an official said late Monday. The question put to voters was: "Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom?" More than 99% of voters said yes, according to Darren Christie, public relations manager for the Falklands Islands government. Just three people voted no. Turnout was 92%. "Speaks for itself, I think," Christie said about the vote. Monday marked the final day of a two-day referendum on the disputed Falkland Islands, which Argentinians call Las Malvinas.
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NEW: More than 99% of voters said they want the Falkland Islands to remain a territory
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NEW: Turnout was 92%; "Speaks for itself," says an island official
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Argentina, which knows the islands as Las Malvinas, disputes British sovereignty
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Britain and Argentina went to war over the South Atlantic territory in 1982

Question: Because the area around the Falklands is the subject of a sovereignty dispute, it argues, "the @placeholder has no right to alter the legal status of these territories, not even under the guise of a hypothetical 'referendum.'


By Katy Winter Seemingly always on the go, Cara Delevingne’s work-hard-party-harder lifestyle shows no signs of slowing down. And despite the supermodel's slightly wild reputation, the 21-year-old appears to be focusing more on her career of late. The wild child missed out on Glastonbury this week to meet with music mogul Simon Cowell to talk about her rumoured singing career - and she has just released a new campaign for Mulberry, in which she carries bags from her own collection. Scroll down for video The new campiagn for the Autumn Winter 14 collection features Cara looking contemplative in the Highlands
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British supermodel face of new campaign for iconic British brand
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21-year-old also turned designer for own 'Cara Delevingne collection'
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Rustic countryside Mulberry shoot by photographer Tim Walker

Question: The @placeholder team and Cara apparently stayed in a Scottish lodge and woke up every day to early morning mists, huge breakfasts, homemade shortbread and wild land to the location for the shoot.


By Freya Noble Winter has finally arrived Down Under, and it is certainly here with a vengeance. Overnight the weather bureau issued a severe weather warning for damaging winds and blizzards all across New South Wales, which were expected to hit the Hunter region, Illawarra, South Coast, Central Tablelands, Southern Tablelands, South West Slopes, and the Snowy Mountains. However, some good came from the cold front as ski fields across New South Wales and Victoria saw their first big dump of the snow season, which meant Thredbo, which is 500 kilometres south of Sydney, and Mount Hotham in Victoria, both had over 50 centimetres of snow.
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Despite the record warm temperatures throughout May, winter has finally arrived Down Under
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Overnight, Australian ski fields saw their biggest snowfall so far this season
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In New South Wales Thredbo and Perisher each experienced more than 45cm
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Mount Hotham in Victoria saw about the same, while Mt Buller was dumped with 25cm of powder

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has admitted he made a mistake in appointing Neil Warnock as the club's manager at the start of the season. With Warnock now sacked, and Alan Pardew soon to be announced as the Eagles' manager after leaving Newcastle, Parish spoke to former player Mark Bright for the club's official YouTube channel. 'History will judge (whether the time was right for Warnock to leave). We're one game in to him not being here. I know people say it, Neil is a very nice guy, a really nice guy. I would have loved him to be a success.
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Crystal Palace appointed Neil Warnock when Tony Pulis left Selhurst Park
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Palace are in the relegation zone and Warnock has been sacked
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Parish admitted that he made a mistake in appointing him as manager
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The Palace chairman also looked back at the club's survival last season
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Alan Pardew arrived at the club's Beckenham training ground on Friday

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If anyone doubted the need for Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini to splash out £25 million on Wilfried Bony, he would be happy to show them the opening 45 minutes at Goodison Park as exhibit A. Pellegrini was in tetchy mood despite watching his side stretch their unbeaten run to 14 games, and it had nothing to do with midfielder Frank Lampard and his ‘loan’ saga. City dominated Everton, particularly in the first half, and yet register just two efforts on target. When the home side were vulnerable, Stevan Jovetic and Jesus Navas missed the target horribly after being set up by David Silva. And they were not the only culprits.
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Manchester City held to second draw in three games to fall two points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea
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Everton end run of four consecutive league defeats after Steven Naismith header in 78th minute
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Fernandinho had scored the opener four minutes before Naismith's goal with flicked header
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Sergio Aguero comes on as a sub in second half as Argentine returns after a knee injury

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UK spies foiled a Taliban attack on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan while British troops were still in the country. Eavesdroppers at GCHQ exposed the plot by monitoring chatter between an insurgent and other militants. The agency had mounted its biggest overseas deployment since the Second World War by running a string of listening posts across southern Afghanistan to protect British soldiers. An earlier assault on Camp Bastion – in September 2012 – cost the lives of two US marines, saw five RAF personnel injured and ended with the destruction of fighter jets worth £130million. UK spies foiled a Taliban attack on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan while British troops were still in the country
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GCHQ exposed the plot by monitoring an insurgent and other militants
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Agency mounted its biggest overseas deployment since WWII
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Had listening posts across Afghanistan to protect British soldiers
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An assault on Camp Bastion in September 2012 cost lives of two US marines, injured five RAF personnel destroyed fighter jets

Question: In the latest case, as the militants made their way to Camp Bastion, a military operation was authorised that ‘broke up’ the gang before they could kill British and @placeholder soldiers.


(CNN) -- Paula Kahumbu initially opted for a career in wildlife conservation so she wouldn't have to deal with people. But working with wild animals in her native Kenya has taught her that it is near impossible to prevent some vulnerable species coming into contact with human communities --- often with damaging consequences. As executive director of the Kenya Land Conservation Trust and chairman of the Friends of Nairobi National Park, Kahumbu now aims to reduce people-wildlife conflicts arising from these scenarios. "Africa is the only continent remaining on this planet that still has its full diversity of large mammals," she says. "We can't afford to lose it. We've always been able to co-exist with wildlife."
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Paula Kahumbu is a Kenyan conservationist aiming to reduce human-wildlife conflict
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Lion populations in Kenya have fallen drastically in the last 15 years
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Kahumbu is training lions and educating humans to get along better

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Question: The power of communication emphasized by these exchanges has since acted as an inspiration for Kahumbu's latest conservation project --- the creation of recorded oral history of @placeholder's biodiversity.


The US Open final that nobody predicted and not everyone wanted was seized on Monday night with unblinking composure by Croatian giant Marin Cilic. The No 14 seed completed his third consecutive straight sets win to defeat a somewhat overwhelmed Kei Nishikori 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 in less than two hours to deny Japan its equally unlikely Grand Slam winner. An outstanding performance from Cilic disappointed the millions who rose with the dawn there to watch their new national hero try and became the first Asian-born man to lift one of the sport's biggest prizes. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Marin Cilic fans celebrating in Zagreb's Ban Jelacic square
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Marin Cilic beat Kei Nishikori 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 to win the US Open men's singles
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Cilic claimed his maiden Grand Slam title with the straight sets victory
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Cilic smashed 17 aces to Nishikori's two in a serving masterclass
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The Croatian hit 38 winners compared to his opponents 19
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Both players have emerged under the guidance of former champions
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Cilic is coached by Goran Ivanisevic and Nishikori by Michael Chang
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Japan's Nishikori defeated Novak Djokovic in four sets to reach the final
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Cilic defeated Roger Federer in straight sets in his semi-final win

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(CNN) -- The growing number of foreign websites that offer counterfeit or stolen goods continues to threaten American technology, products and jobs. Illegal counterfeiting and piracy costs the U.S. economy $100 billion and thousands of jobs every year. Congress cannot stand by and do nothing while some of America's most profitable and productive industries are under attack. Internet protest stalls online piracy bills in Congress The Stop Online Piracy Act protects consumers and innovators by targeting foreign websites that traffic in stolen or counterfeit products, everything from movies to medicine to baby food. A great deal of misinformation about the bill has been spread around the Internet. This information does a disservice to consumers, and it is being disseminated by those who have profited from working with illegal websites that steal and sell America's intellectual property.
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Illegal counterfeiting and piracy hurt the U.S. economy
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Smith: Stop Online Piracy Act designed to protect consumers, companies
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Smith: Misinformation about the bill has spread around the Internet
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He's open to constructive suggestions that will produce strong anti-piracy legislation

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By Victoria Woollaston You may be forgiven for thinking this image is a 2D painting but it is, in fact, a 3D computer model of an 1885 Hungarian masterpiece. Graphic designer Zsolt Ekho Farkas created the full 3D rendering using painter Benczur Gyula's battle scene Budavar visszavetele, also known as the Recapture of Budapest. It took a month to digitally map the scene, and a further five weeks to paint and mask the digital model. Scroll down for video Graphic artist Zsolt Ekho Farkas created the full 3D recreation, pictured, using Hungarian painter Benczur Gyula's Budavar visszavétele, or Buda repossession masterpiece. It began as a challenge from his wife and took a month to model the 32 characters, followed by five weeks spent painting and masking the project
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3D rendering is based on Benczur Gyula’s painting Budavar visszavetele, also known as the Recapture of Budapest
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It was created by Hungarian graphic designer Zsolt Ekho Farkas
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The project began as a challenge from Farkas' wife while on holiday
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Farkas spent two months modelling and painting each of the 32 characters

Question: But I wanted to make it in full @placeholder; for my wife, and for myself of course.’


Sportsman-turned-politician Imran Khan will formally announce his marriage on Friday, sources at a Pakistani television station have said. It is understood Khan's new wife Reham - the former BBC weather girl he wed in secret last month - has invited colleagues to the announcement. A source at Dawn TV, the private news channel where she works, also revealed the new Mrs Khan has also invited her make up artist to Friday's event, although Mr Khan officially confirmed they were married yesterday. The source added: 'She has also shown willingness to start her regular programme for TV from next week.' Scroll down for video
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Pakistani politician wed divorced mum-of-three Reham Khan in secret
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New wife has invited colleagues at television station to announcement
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Former wife Jemima Goldsmith tweets congratulations to former cricketer
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Question: She said at the time: 'My ex-husband, Imran, recently announced that he intended to get remarried soon, which made me think it's probably time to change my name back to @placeholder.'


By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 05:25 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:52 EST, 15 September 2013 A mother-of-two who is accused of murdering her husband has said she would rather die than face serving 30 years in a Dominican prison if she is convicted. Nicola Reyes, 37, has described the horrific condition in which she has been kept for 14 months, allegedly without charge. Even her own lawyer in the Caribbean fears she will be convicted, and her parents Micheal and Jeanette Clements claim the British Embassy and Foreign Office have failed to provide assistance. Nicola Reyes ran over and killed her husband as he drove his motorbike alongside her SUV after a night out
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Nicola Reyes, 37, ran over her husband Jorge last July
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Jorge's family claim she did it deliberately after an argument
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Nicola protests that it was just a tragic accident saying she loved Jorge
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She has been awaiting trial for 14 months allegedly without charge
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Parents have launched petition urging David Cameron to intervene
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Holiday island is visited by 150,000 Britons every year

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Runaway Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich have proven that despite all the wealth and excess in football, there are still grounded and caring people involved in the game. The Champions League returns on Tuesday evening as Bayern face Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk in the last 16 first-leg. During their visit to the war torn country Pep Guardiola’s side have pledged an incredible offer to pay the medical bills for 30 Ukrainian children injured in the on-going conflict with Russia. Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge signs a giant boot during a visit to a hospital in Lviv Arjen Robben celebrates a goal during Bayern Munich's emphatic 8-0 victory over Hamburg on the weekend
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Bayern Munich take on Shakhtar Donetsk in the last 16 first leg on Tuesday
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Shakhtar will play German champions in Lviv, 750 miles from their home
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Their Donbass Arena was damaged when pro-Russian rebels shelled it
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Karl Hopfner, Bayern President, and club CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge visited a Lviv hospital on Tuesday to hand out gifts to children

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MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- A judge sentenced a rogue FBI agent to 40 years in prison on Thursday for the 1982 mob-related killing of a witness who was about to testify against Boston mob members, court officials said. Former FBI agent John Connolly "crossed over to the dark side," a judge said. Disgraced ex-FBI agent John Connolly Jr. "crossed over to the dark side," said Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Stanford Blake. The sentence will run consecutively to a 10-year racketeering sentence. Connolly, 68, was convicted in November of second-degree murder in the death of businessman John Callahan, an executive with World Jai-Alai. Callahan's bullet-riddled body was found in the trunk of a Cadillac parked at Miami International Airport.
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John Connolly Jr. has denied role in 1982 mob hit
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He was convicted of second-degree murder in slaying of gambling exec

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By Beci Wood It has been hailed a record-breaking year for London tourism – with the British Museum ranking as the number one attraction in 2013. Boosted by the 2012 Games, the British capital experienced a surge in tourists not seen before by any other post-Olympic host city in the world. Subsequently there was a 12 per cent increase in visitors to London’s top attractions, with almost seven million people passing through the doors of the British Museum. Number one: The British Museum was the most-visited tourism attraction in London in 2013 1. British Museum – 6.7m2. National Gallery - 6m3. Natural History Museum – 5.4m4. Tate Modern – 4.9m5. London Eye - NA6. Science Museum – 3.3m7. V& A Museum – 3.38. Tower of London – 2.9m9. Royal Museums Greenwich 2.9m10. Madame Tussauds - NA
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Almost 7 million people visited the British Museum in 2013
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National Gallery and Natural History Museum take second and third spots
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VisitLondon.com launches pioneering Top 10 Attractions film

Question: As well as the @placeholder, it showcases the National Gallery, which came in second place with just over six million visitors; and the Natural History Museum, which rounded off the top three with 5.4 million.


(CNN) -- Bayern Munich climbed to third place in the Bundesliga on Saturday with a 4-0 victory over Hoffenheim. Luis Van Gaal's team started brightly and took the lead after two minutes through Germany striker Mario Gomez, who scored his 17th league goal of the season. Gomez's compatriot Thomas Muller doubled the reigning champions' advantage with only 15 minutes gone when he fired home from inside the box after a pass from Franck Ribery. Dutch winger Arjen Robben netted a brace in only his fourth game of the season to seal a comprehensive victory. The win sees the 2010 double winners move ahead of Mainz and Hannover who are both in action on Sunday.
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Bayern Munich are third in the Bundesliga after a 4-0 win over Hoffenheim
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League-leaders Borussia Dortmund were held to a 1-1 draw by Kaiserslautern
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Bayer Leverkusen defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 3-0 to go three-points clear in second
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There were also victories for Nuremberg, Schalke and FC St Pauli

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An unlikely group helped Sen. Thad Cochran capture the Republican nomination in a hotly contested primary runoff, but the strategy that propelled him to victory is unlikely to make it into the GOP playbook. In the final weeks of the election, Cochran's campaign and allies turned to African-Americans and Democrats to carry the incumbent senator past his tea party challenger. Turnout shot up in counties with the highest African-American populations, but Cochran's success with turning out an unlikely demographic will be hard to replicate elsewhere, several Republican strategists said. CNN political commentator and Republican strategist Kevin Madden emphasized that each election should be treated as an independent race with its own strategy.
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Democrats targeting minority communities hoping to increase midterm turnout

Question: "Democrats should not rest on their laurels and assume that the African-@placeholder vote is theirs and the GOP should not assume that it is out of their reach," Perry said.


By Louise Eccles for Daily Mail Millions of employees in a workplace pension scheme are to be freed from punitive curbs on savings imposed by Brussels. Earners were limited to £4,600 a year in contributions as part of the government-backed National Employment Savings Trust (NEST). They were also barred from transferring old company pensions into the scheme or taking it with them if they moved jobs. Pensions Minister Steve Webb (pictured) said: 'By convincing Europe to support us on this, we’ve achieved a victory for consumers' But after a year of negotiation, the European Commission has agreed to lift the restrictions in a ‘victory’ for employees, ministers will announce today.
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Millions of employees in a workplace pension scheme are to be freed from curbs on savings imposed by the EU
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Earners were limited to £4,600 a year in contributions as part of the government-backed National Employment Savings Trust
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After a year of negotiations, the EU has agreed to lift the restrictions
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(CNN) -- Anthony Shadid, who won two Pulitzer Prizes for his reporting from Iraq, died Thursday while reporting in eastern Syria, apparently of an asthma attack, The New York Times said. He was 43. Tyler Hicks, a Times photographer who was with Shadid, carried his body over the border to Turkey. Hicks said Shadid, who was carrying medication for his asthma, displayed symptoms Thursday morning, when they joined guides on horseback for the trip out of the country. The animals may have triggered the asthma, Hicks said. He had suffered an asthma attack the week before, when they entered the country and met with guides on horseback, Hicks told The Times.
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Anthony Shadid had reported from the Middle East for nearly two decades
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By Jonathan McEvoy for the Daily Mail Lewis Hamilton, his bling twinkling in the flash bulbs, summoned the Mercedes PR man to hand him his phone. Quick, Jeeves. Hamilton turned round to take a ‘selfie’ with the pre-Italian Grand Prix press conference throng, adopting the nonchalant air of a man without a care. Nico Rosberg sat on the other side of the front row, his arms firmly folded. Fernando Alonso was sandwiched between them — just in case. VIDEO Scroll down for Lewis Hamilton previews the Italian Grand Prix Trio: Ferrari's Fernando Alonso sat between feuding team-mates Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton
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Hamilton and team-mate Rosberg faced media on Thursday in Monza
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The pair were quizzed on controversial crash at Belgian Grand Prix
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Rosberg is 29 points ahead of Hamilton prior to Sunday's race in Italy

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Another double from Sergio Aguero sees the Manchester City forward earn another week inside EA Sports' Player Performance Index PPI chart, while Chelsea's Diego Costa, and Gary Cahill both feature after a 2-1 win against Liverpool. Here, EA Sports crunch the numbers to reveal the 10 best Premier League performers from the weekend. QPR striker Charlie Austin also makes the top three but who else makes this week's big 10? Sergio Aguero fires Manchester City level during the 2-2 draw against Queens Park Rangers 10. Daryl Janmaat, Newcastle (PPI score: 33.3) Newcastle's revival under Alan Pardew continued on Sunday with an excellent away win against West Brom.
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EA Sport crunch the numbers to reveal Player Performance Index chart
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Sergio Aguero scored twice during City's 2-2 draw against QPR
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Shane Long scored twice in five minutes to claim second place
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Diego Costa and Gary Cahill feature after 2-1 win against Liverpool

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Windsor, England (CNN) -- The choice of Westminster Abbey as location for the most eagerly awaited royal wedding in 30 years has taken most royal experts by surprise; their consensus of opinion over the past week suggested that St. Paul's would oversee the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. But on reflection, the abbey is the most obvious and perfect venue. By choosing it, William is showing an astute awareness of his royal status and ultimate destiny as king of England. As a modern royal couple in a modern royal family, William and Kate will start their married life in the most ancient of royal buildings, stepping into the future with one foot firmly in the past and an obliging nod to those kings and queens buried there.
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Mark Saunders says many royal watchers thought William and Kate would wed at St. Paul's
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It has power of tradition as site of royal weddings, Princess Diana's funeral, he says
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Saunders: Couple embraces tradition in monarchy modernized by Charles and Diana

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DNA pioneer James Watson is to sell the Nobel Prize he won for his co-discovery of the double helix structure, the building block of life. The coveted gold medal is expected to go under the hammer for up to $3.5 million in a sale at Christie's in New York on December 4. It will be the first time a Nobel Prize has been sold by a living recipient. Watson, now 85, was awarded the medal for work in the field of physiology or medicine alongside fellow scientists Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins in 1962. The scientist's notes for his acceptance speech at the Nobel ceremony in Stockholm and the manuscript of his Nobel lecture are also on offer at the auction.
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James Watson, co-discoverer of DNA, to sell Nobel Prize medal he won in 1962
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Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins won for work on double helix structure
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Auction will be the first time a Nobel Prize has been sold by a living recipient
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Gold medal is expected to go under hammer for $2.5 million to $3.5 million

Question: In 1953, the pair came to the conclusion that @placeholder was formed by two twisted strands of molecules, like the rungs of a ladder, holding the iconic double helix structure together.


By Matt Morlidge Follow @@MattMorlidge Petra Kvitova made light work of Eugenie Bouchard on Saturday to win the Wimbledon 2014 women's title. Kvitova won 6-3, 6-0 on Centre Court. Read the report here. Host commentator The fastest women's Wimbledon final in 31 years, at 55 minutes. That's all from us today, unfortunately it wasn't the competitive final we'd hoped for. Back tomorrow for the men! Bouchard receives a standing ovation, and says: 'I'd like to congratulate Petra she's played fantastic for two weeks. 'Really tough today but I'm proud with how I've played, I love coming here 'It's a step in the right direction, I don't know if I deserve all your love today but I really appreciate it.'
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Kvitova beats Bouchard in straight sets, 6-3, 6-0
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Bouchard was broken six times in a row, denying her a first Grand Slam title
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Kvitova last won Wimbledon in 2011, three years before
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Roger Federer vs Novak Djokovic on Sunday

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The word soccer is actually a British term that comes from Association Football, US historians have found. They were investigating the history of the word, and the cultural difference behind it. In fact, the use of the term goes back 200 years, they said. The word 'soccer' comes from the use of the term 'association football' in Britain and goes back 200 years, they said. According to the Oxford English dictionary the first recorded use of the word 'football' in English was in 1486. The contemporary history of the world's favourite game spans more than 100 years. It all began in 1863 in England, when rugby football and association football branched off on their different courses and the Football Association in England was formed - becoming the sport's first governing body.
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British term that comes from Association Football
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Experts say naming difference may need to be resolved

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London (CNN) -- Whether or not the British parliament decides to subject the proposed takeover of UK-based AstraZeneca by American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to a public interest test, it's clear we have already seen much more political intervention than is typically involved in an acquisition of one company by another. The chief executives of both companies are being hauled in front of not one, but two parliamentary committees this week to give evidence about the possible implications of a deal, when an offer hasn't even been accepted yet. Pfizer's pursuit of AstraZeneca has stirred up a wealth of protectionist feeling in Britain, despite the fact the company was originally created from a merger with Sweden's Astra and has the bulk of its employees outside of the UK. The reaction to Pfizer's bid raises the question of what nationality really means for modern multinationals.
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Institute of Director's Roger Barker says the Pfizer bid for Astrazeneca has prompted significant political intervention
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He said Pfizer's pursuit of Astrazeneca has stirred up a wealth of protectionism, even if it's a global company
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Ultimately the decision is in the hands of the shareholders who must consider the deal carefully

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The cry rang out on January 1; a warmly familiar sound, like the chimes of Big Ben or the singing of Auld Lang Syne. Jose Mourinho, pouting and paranoid, was cursing the wicked injustices and sinister incompetence of referees. A new year but an old, old whine. The occasion of the latest protest was Chelsea’s emphatic 5-3 defeat at Tottenham. The target could have been anybody with a whistle, but this time the honour fell to Phil Dowd. Early in the match, Dowd had declined to award a penalty when the Spurs defender Jan Vertonghen appeared to handle. The decision was patently honest yet probably mistaken. No matter; Mourinho had identified his excuse and, as the Tottenham goals began to overwhelm his inept defenders, the Chelsea manager went through his objectionable routine.
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Jose Mourinho targeted referee Phil Dowd after 5-3 defeat to Tottenham
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Chelsea boss believed his side should have been award first half penalty
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Can't rid himself of desire to bully and demean those who stand in his way
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Steven Gerrard's departure will leave a chasm at Liverpool
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Interesting times ahead at Crystal Palace after Alan Pardew appointment

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(CNN)It may be the most historic plane in the world: Special Air Mission 26000, SAM for short. Not familiar? Maybe you know its nickname. Back in its heyday the sleek, blue and white airliner was called Air Force One. This ain't just ANY Air Force One. SAM 26000 saw more historic events than any other -- ranging from the tragic to the hilarious. A national treasure, the airliner now sits in the Air Force museum in Dayton, Ohio. But you can't see it. It's off limits to visitors. For many history buffs and aviation geeks, that's a cryin' shame. If things were different, visitors could walk down the same cabin aisles where Jacqueline Kennedy mournfully sat beside her husband's casket en route from Dallas to Washington. You could stand in the exact spot where the only woman to preside over a presidential oath swore in Lyndon Johnson as commander-in-chief. Examine with your own eyes the on-board suites that carried President Richard Nixon to Beijing, where he cracked open U.S. relations with China.
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Budget cuts make ex-Air Force One, aka SAM 26000, off limits
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Expert: It may be "the most important historical airplane in the world"
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SAM 26000 served as a stage for several major historic events
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It carried JFK's casket,  hosted LBJ's swearing in, and ferried Nixon to China

Question: In 1972, @placeholder touched down in the world's most populous nation, as Nixon forged the first U.S. ties with the People's Republic of China.


Luke Donald maintained his place at the top of the leaderboard after the third round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge, but compatriot Danny Willett was hot on his heels. Donald carded a three-under-par 69 to move on to 13 under for the tournament, but only a birdie at the last prevented him having to settle for a share of the lead. Willett produced a blistering round of 65, which featured eight birdies and a bogey, to sit on 12 under. Luke Donald tips his cap after maintaining his lead at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City Donald hit a third round 69 to move to 13-under for the tournament ahead of the final round
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Luke Donald tops the Nedbank Golf Challenge after the third round
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Countryman Danny Willett is one shot behind after a round of 65
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Ross Fisher is three shots off the pace at the event in Sun City, S. Africa

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By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM No sooner has Mario Balotelli set foot on Brazilian soil than Italy's volatile striker is playing down England’s World Cup hopes and talking up his dreams of becoming the best player on the planet. Balotelli was not about to let the small matter of a draw with Luxemburg — the latest in a dismal run of results for Italy — disrupt his plans for world domination as he looked ahead to the eagerly anticipated Group D opener with Roy Hodgson’s side in Manaus on Saturday. As wildcards go, they do not come much wilder than Balotelli but the Italians are relying on their unpredictable front man hitting top form, just as he did in Euro 2012 when he finished joint leading scorer with three goals.
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Balotelli believes teams should fear Italy at the World Cup
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England face Cesare Prandelli's side in their opening match on June 14
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Prandelli is yet to decide on his starting XI
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Andrea Pirlo calls Steven Gerrard 'one of the greatest midfielders of the generation'

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It’s no surprise for an international rock star to travel first class. But there was no doubting that Brian May’s companion was a rather unusual one on this occasion. The Queen star is said to have paid £10,000 for a second seat in the first class cabin of a British Airways flight to Los Angeles for his beloved electric guitar. Scroll down for video Brian May is said to have paid £10,000 for a second seat in the first class cabin of a British Airways flight to Los Angeles for his beloved electric guitar The rocker was making the 5,500 mile journey from London to LA to perform at the Classic Rock Awards in Hollywood on Tuesday.
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Rocker  travelling from London to LA to perform at Classic Rock Awards
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He has owned the beloved instrument for 40 years after making it himself
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The Red Special is credited as being a key part of Queen’s signature sound

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By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 16:40 EST, 8 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:39 EST, 9 May 2013 Sainsbury's is giving away 20million vouchers a month in a bid to overtake Asda as the UK¿s second biggest supermarket They've wooed us with buy one get one free offers, value ranges and loyalty card reward points. Now supermarkets are tapping into the growing trend among families for using coupons at the tills to get us through the doors – and beat rival chains in the supermarket wars. Sainsbury’s is giving away 20million vouchers a month in a bid to overtake Asda as the UK’s second biggest supermarket.
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Sainsbury’s giving away 20million vouchers a month
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It is in a bid to overtake Asda as the UK’s second biggest supermarket
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Strategy has helped group to increase its sales faster than biggest rivals

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(CNN) -- Alex Caizergues toasts danger with a glass of bubbly in one hand and a clenched fist in the other. The Frenchman has good reason to celebrate after smashing the World Sailing Speed Kitesurfing record over 500 meters, reaching an average speed of 56.62 knots (104.8 kph). The record was officially confirmed by the World Sailing Speed Record Council on Thursday. "This record was something else," the ecstatic 34-year-old told CNN earlier in November. "It was fantastic." Facing fierce winds and unrelenting waves, Caizergues beat the previous record set by American Rob Douglas by 0.97 knots -- an effort achieved in a sport where danger is always lurking.
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Alex Caizergues sets new world speed kitesurfing record
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Frenchman broke record over 500 meters after averaging 56.62 knots
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Run aided by the Mistral -- a fierce cold wind which blows down south of France coast
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Caizergues now looking forward to next run in fierce conditions

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By Louise Cheer For Daily Mail Australia Couples from the US and Australia, who were flying out with surrogate babies, have been barred from travel by immigration officials in Thailand as its local government continues its crackdown on surrogacy laws. It is believed the couples, including Australian homosexuals, were leaving from Bangkok international airport when they were stopped on Thursday afternoon, according to the ABC. One of the couples was with a surrogate mother. Scroll down for video The alleged abandonment of baby Gammy - a child carried by surrogate mother Pattaramon Chanbua (pictured with the seven-month-old - sparked a surrogacy crackdown in Thailand
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Four couples, from the U.S. and Australia, have been stopped in Bangkok
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Two American couples have stopped by Thai officials in the past 24 hours
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It comes after Western Australia's David and Wendy Farnell created international outcry
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They were accused of abandoning a Thai-born child when they found out he had Down syndrome
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Instead they took his healthy twin sister, Pipah, leaving Gammy behind

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London (CNN) -- "It's terrifying coming here but we've decided it's just a big pub," Damon Albarn tells the audience at a packed Royal Albert Hall, assembled for the Blur and Gorillaz star's first concert in his own right at London's most prestigious music venue. He may be showing false nerves -- over the past 25 years he has developed into one of the most innovative musicians of his generation, has collaborated with the cream of the music world in a bewildering range of genres, and has the experience of headlining the world's biggest music festival, Glastonbury, twice -- but he seems genuinely humbled tonight in such grand Victorian surroundings, paying tribute to this "ridiculously incredible, spiritual place."
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Damon Albarn performs at Albert Hall, showcasing solo album "Everyday Robots"
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A more stripped-back work than usual for him, the songs look back on his 46 years
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Concert revisits many of the many musical moments of his long and varied career
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Various collaborators join Albarn: Graham Coxon, De La Soul and Brian Eno

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Thanks to Glenn Beck, the prospectus for Disneyland has been released to the public for the first time ever, after the polarizing television and radio host won them in an auction earlier this year. The plans, which Walt Disney and his brother Roy used to raise the $17 million required to build the park, show a park that looks remarkably similar to the one today. Drawn in 1953, two years before the park opened in Anaheim, California, in 1955, the map lays out popular attraction such as Tomorrowland, Main Street and Sleeping Beauty's castle. Scroll down for video From the archives: The original prospectus for Disneyland as designed by Walt Disney and his brother Roy has been released to the public for the first time
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The original prospectus for Disneyland has been released to the public, detailing all the park's planned attractions as well as maps of its layout
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Glenn Beck shared the map and descriptions of the theme park after winning them in an auction
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The prospectus was used by Walt Disney and his brother Roy to raise the $17 million needed to build the park

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By Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 10:20 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:57 EST, 1 May 2013 A little girl given a five per cent chance of survival after she developed a rare infection from chickenpox has made a miraculous recovery - thanks to doctors who battled to save her. Three-year-old Libbie Handley developed Streptococcus Toxic Shock Syndrome from a routine case of chickenpox. Within hours of showing symptoms, she was fighting for her life. By the time her mother Janine got her to a doctor, Libbie's heart rate was at 200 beats per minute, rather than the expected 140, and she was struggling to breathe.
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Three-year-old Libbie Handley developed rare infection from chickenpox
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Her heart rate went up to 200 beats a minute and she struggled to breathe
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The only way doctors at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital could keep her alive was to manually give her chest compressions for 72 hours
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She was eventually put on special ECMO machine which did job of her heart and lungs until she fought off infection and regained consciousness
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She has since made a full recovery and has suffered no long-term damage

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By Luke Salkeld PUBLISHED: 11:40 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:57 EST, 20 November 2013 'Killer driver': Marek Wojciechowski, 26, pictured with his wife Agnieszka, 'deliberately' crashed into an Irish family's car - killing a father, his unborn child and his son A woman lost her husband, toddler son and unborn child when a suicidal driver ploughed head-on into their car, an inquest heard yesterday. Elber Twomey, 36, was the only survivor of the crash caused by taxi driver Marek Wojciechowski, who had earlier written a suicide note after splitting up from his wife.
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Marek Wojiechowski left a four-page suicide note before getting into his car
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His wife called police and they launched a search for the Polish taxi driver
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Con Twomey, 39, his toddler son Oison and his pregnant wife's unborn child all died following the crash in Torquay, Devon, last year
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Wojiechowski, 26, also died following the 'deliberate' two-car crash

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 03:04 EST, 7 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:33 EST, 7 November 2012 Britain has woken to a Barack Obama victory at the U.S. polls and David Cameron was up early to send his own congratulations. Speaking from Jordan, the Prime Minister called Mr Obama his 'friend' and said they must work together to solve the crisis in Syria and build a trade agreement between the EU and America. The two world leaders have become close, despite their political differences, and their wives Samantha and Michelle have also become friendly. He took to Twitter just after Mitt Romney had conceded defeat saying: 'Warm congratulations to my friend @BarackObama. Look forward to continuing to work together'.
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'Warm congratulations to my friend @BarackObama. Look forward to continuing to work together,' the PM tweeted
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Mr Cameron also said they should work together to deal with the Syria crisis and set up trade deals between the EU and the U.S.
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The PM is in Jordan and visited a refugee camp on its border with Syria
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Nelson Mandela congratulates Obama and hopes he'll 'realise his dream'

Question: Sweet victory: US President Barack Obama and his wife @placeholder celebrate on stage after Obama delivered his acceptance speech today

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Editor's note: C. Christine Fair is a political scientist at the RAND Corporation specializing in South Asian politics and military affairs. RAND is a nonprofit institution that conducts research and provides analysis to address challenges facing the United States and the world. Christine Fair says the Mumbai attacks highlighted sources of violence in the region. (CNN) -- As the last Mumbai sites were being cleared of terrorists, grim signs emerged of the challenges that face India and Pakistan. Unfortunately, beginning to know what the Mumbai attack was -- and what it was not -- only augurs more violence for India. At least three factors are at play.
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Christine Fair: Mumbai attacks show sources of tension in the region
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She says signs point to potential for more violence after attacks
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Fair: Inequality gives rise to grievances among India's Muslim population
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She says India is not well-prepared to respond to violent upheaval

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New York (CNN) -- To the delight of fans back home in Tokyo, Hideki Matsui drove in six of the New York Yankees' seven runs in their World Series-winning victory Wednesday and became the first Japanese-born player to win a series Most Valuable Player award. For much of his career, Matsui was a star player for the Tokyo Giants. Matsui's key role in the series highlights the close ties between American and Japanese baseball. Playing in the Yankees' new stadium, the successor to the "House that Ruth Built," Matsui's performance brought to mind the key role that Babe Ruth played in the development of professional baseball in Japan, according to Robert Fitts, author of several books on Japanese baseball.
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Japanese baseball book author says Babe Ruth sparked professional game in Japan
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Robert Fitts says 1934 tour by American all-stars led to first pro teams
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Fitts: Matsui's emphasis on perfecting and practicing technique leads to success

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Sunderland's home clash with Arsenal... Sunderland vs Arsenal (Stadium of Light) Kick-off: Saturday 3pm Odds (subject to change): Sunderland 4/1 Draw 5/2 Arsenal 8/11 Referee: Kevin Friend Managers: Gus Poyet (Sunderland), Arsene Wenger (Arsenal) Head-to-head league record: Sunderland wins 44, draws 38, Arsenal wins 52 Team news Sunderland Full back Anthony Reveillere will be included in the Sunderland squad for the visit of Arsenal provided the club receives his international clearance.
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New signing Anthony Reveillere will be included in Black Cats' squad
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Gunners midfielder Jack Wilshere suspended for Premier League clash
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Sunderland will look to bounce back from 8-0 humbling at Southampton

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By Neil Ashton Follow @@neilashton_ David Luiz says he is leaving Chelsea with 'great sadness' after passing his medical and agreeing terms with Paris Saint-Germain ahead of his £50million transfer. The 27-year-old is set to become the world's most expensive defender, with the move beating the two previous highest fees - both paid by PSG, for Marquinhos and Thiago Silva. PSG representatives flew out to Brazil to complete the medical at the World Cup hosts' training base on Friday. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luiz appear in the trailer for Brazil's official World Cup Film Farewell: David Luiz has passed a medical and agreed terms ahead of his £50m switch to PSG
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Chelsea confirm David Luiz has passed a medical and agreed terms with PSG ahead of £50m switch
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Brazil international will become the world's most expensive defender
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PSG medical staff flew to Brazil for medical after Chelsea gave green light
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PSG beat Barcelona and Bayern Munich for Brazil star
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Chelsea's decision to sell comes after John Terry agreed a new deal
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Atletico Madrid striker Diego Costa is top of Jose Mourinho's wishlist

Question: @placeholder believe they are capturing one of the most stylish defensive players in the world and they are flexing their financial muscle again in what will be the first major transfer of a busy World Cup summer.


(CNN) -- International pressure is mounting on Israel and the Palestinians to halt violence in Gaza, with the United States, the United Nations, the European Union and other countries all calling for an immediate restoration of calm. Protesters knock down barriers near the Israeli Embassy during a demonstration in central London. Angry protests also took place in several cities around the world on Sunday against Israel after its air strikes in Gaza killed at least 270 people and wounded hundreds more. In London, hundreds of demonstrators battled riot police in an attempt to enter the Israeli Embassy, according to media reports.
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International pressure grows on Israel and Palestinians to end violence in Gaza
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U.S., U.N., EU and other countries call for immediate restoration of calm
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Angry protests in several cities around the world on Sunday against Israel

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(CNN) -- It's perhaps the unanswered questions after Brandon Goode's death that will haunt his parents the most. "Words do not exist to express the measure of our sorrow and sadness," Ricke and Connie Goode said in a statement issued Wednesday to CNN affiliates WESH and Central Florida News 13. "Whether mental illness, substance abuse or something else, we are a family searching." Brandon Goode, 18, and Alexandria "Alex" Hollinghurst, 17, both of Davenport, Florida, are accused of fatally shooting a police officer before apparently committing suicide. Windermere police Officer Robert German called for support after witnessing Goode and Hollinghurst -- who had been reported missing -- walking along a street early Saturday. But when backup arrived, German was found lying on the ground, suffering from a gunshot wound, according to Polk County authorities.
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Police responded to a report of an officer shot and heard more gunshots during rescue
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Nearby, authorities found the bodies of Brandon Goode, 18, and Alexandria Hollinghurst, 17
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Goode and Hollinghurst had both left suicide letters; one of Hollinghurst's was scathing
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Chief: Robert German was "one of the finest police officers that we had in this agency"

Question: "To my loving parents, I am sorry for all the pain and misery I have brought you both, not just now but from these past few years as well," begins @placeholder's note, hand-written in neat, even letters.


The NBC News cameraman who is infected with Ebola is the son of a renowned Tibetan monk responsible for bringing Buddhism to the West in the 1970s. His mother is an English aristocrat who was seduced at age 15 by the guru and married him at 16. When Ashoka Mukpo was just 8 months old, his father - Chögyam  Trungpa Rinpoche - announced that the boy was a 'tulku' - the reincarnation of a Tibetan Buddhist Lama. Mr Mukpo later traveled to Tibet, where he was enthroned and honored as the ninth reincarnation of Khamnyon Rinpoche, 'the Mad Yogi of Kham.'
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NBC cameraman Ashoka Mukpo, 33, has been infected with Ebola in Liberia
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He is the son of Buddhist monk Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and  Lady Diana Judith Mukpo
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However, his biological father is Dr. Mitchell Levy, whom Lady Diana had been sleeping with at the time
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Ashoka's mother  married the Tibetan Buddhist lama when she was just 16
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Trungpa identified Ashoka as a 'tulku', a reincarnation of a Tibetan teacher
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NBC's Dr Nancy Snyderman and her crew have quarantined themselves for 21 days over fears they they might have contracted Ebola, as well
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Ashoka will be flown to a special CDC facility in Nebraska on Monday

Question: The indulgent monk: @placeholder, seen here in the early 1970s with Lady Diana, was known for smoking, drinking and taking drugs.


(CNN) -- Squash, the bridesmaid of racquet sports, will hope to finally recognize its Olympic dream after winning a place on the shortlist of candidates to be included at the 2020 Games. While tennis, table tennis and badminton have long been on the Olympic agenda, squash has failed to impress the International Olympic Committee during its previous attempts, with campaigns to be included at London 2012 and Rio de Janeiro 2016 falling on deaf ears. But Wednesday's announcement by the IOC means it, along with wrestling and the combined baseball/softball bid, will have the chance of securing the one final place in September's vote.
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Squash, baseball/softball and wrestling shortlisted as potential sports for 2020 Olympics
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Vote to be held by International Olympic Committee in Argentina in early September
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Winning candidate will be added to the 25 core sports, plus golf and rugby sevens
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IOC president Jacques Rogge impressed with presentations for final remaining place

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Question: The IOC uses 39 criteria to decide which sports make it through to the @placeholder, with categories such as popularity, good governance and respect for the Olympic values all taken into consideration.


IT was the second most highly-anticipated birth of the year. But Britain will have to wait for its first baby panda after it emerged that Tian Tian has lost her much longed-for cub. After weeks of high hopes for an historic captivity-bred newborn, Edinburgh Zoo yesterday announced that the animal – also known as Sweetie – had lost the baby late in the pregnancy. Tian Tian, Britain's only female giant panda, is believed to have lost her cub Experts noted signs in August that the artifical insemination in April had been successful and a panda cub had been expected for last month
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Zookeepers believe Tian Tian was successfully inseminated but lost foetus
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Carers had been kept guessing since artificial insemination in April
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Experts noted signs the fertilisation had been successful in August
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The zoo today has said it is believed she is no longer pregnant

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(WIRED)  -- Who says Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has no sense of humor when it comes to "The Social Network," the Oscar-nominated film which he has said got nothing right except his T-shirt collection? Zuckerberg made a very sporting cameo tonight on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," running lines with guest host Jesse Eisenberg and SNL player (and frequent Zuckerberg "impersonator") Andy Samberg, during the show's opening monologue. As Samberg and Eisenberg -- Oscar-nominated for his portrayal of Zuckerberg in "The Social Network" -- bantered on stage, the camera cut away to the real Zuckerberg in trademark T-shirt and hoodie off stage with show producer Lorne Michaels.
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Zuckerberg makes a sporting cameo on NBC's "Saturday Night Live"
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Facebook founder runs lines with guest host Jesse Eisenberg
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Zuckerberg is perhaps the wealthiest person to ever take the SNL stage

Question: "I wear this sweatshirt and I say, "I am @placeholder," Samberg shared.


Apple unveiled a host of new features in its iOS 8 software this week, but neglected to mention one that will leave its users rejoicing - improved battery life. A presentation slide shown during the tech giant’s Worldwide Developer Conference revealed the next-generation software will monitor battery usage by app. The software will be widely available in the autumn, at the same time the iPhone 6 is expected to launch, meaning the much-rumoured handset could finally end Apple’s battery woes. Scroll down for video A slide (pictured right) shown at Apple's developer conference by senior vice president of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi (pictured left) revealed iOS 8 will monitor battery usage by app. The software will be available in the autumn, at the same time the iPhone 6 is expected to launch
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Apple unveiled the iOS 8 software at its developer conference in California
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A presentation slide revealed upcoming features of the operating system
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This featured a reference to a tool that would track battery usage by app
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Developers who have installed iOS 8 have since confirmed this feature
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Software will be released to users in the autumn, at the same time the iPhone 6 is expected to launch
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Samsung’s Galaxy S5 and Android already has a power-saving mode

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Oprah Winfrey and other stars from the Martin Luther King biopic Selma marched with hundreds of others on Sunday ahead of the holiday to mark the  civil rights leader's achievements. Winfrey, who produced and starred in Selma,  marched hand-in-hand with the film's director, Ava DuVernay, actor David Oyelowo, who portrayed King in the movie, and the rapper Common. They marched from Selma City Hall to the city's Edmund Pettus Bridge, where civil rights protesters were beaten and tear-gassed by officers in 1965. 'Every single person who was on that bridge is a hero,' Winfrey told the marchers before they walked up the bridge as the sun was going down over the Alabama River.
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Oprah Winfrey helped lead Sunday's march along with Selma director, Ava DuVernay and actor David Oyelowo, who portrayed MLK in the movie
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Hundreds marched from Selma City Hall to the city's Edmund Pettus Bridge, where civil rights protesters were beaten and tear-gassed in 1965
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'Every single person who was on that bridge is a hero,' Winfrey told the marchers before they walked up the bridge
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The movie chronicles the campaign leading up to the historic march and the subsequent passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act

Question: @placeholder, second left, portrays Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in a scene from Selma.


By Snejana Farberov Last Friday afternoon, Lisa Hyder, a mother of six, called her ex-husband shortly after meeting a stranger in a Tennessee liquor store who offered her a ride home. Just hours later, the 36-year-old woman was murdered, dismembered and partially cannibalized by suspected Satanist Gregory Scott Hale, according to police. Three days after Hale's arrest on charges of premeditated first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse, new shocking details are beginning to emerge about the case that left a small Tennessee community reeling. Scroll down for video 'Cannibal': Gregory Hale (left), 37, has been charged with murder and abuse of corpse after police say he killed 36-year-old Lisa Hyder (right), chopped up her body and ate parts of the corpse
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Gregory Hale, 37, charged with first-degree murder and abuse of corpse in the death of Lisa Hyder
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Hale admitted to killing the mother of six, chopping up her body and consuming parts of corpse
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Lisa Hyder was alcoholic and recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer
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Ex-husband Charles Hyder got a call from Lisa asking to pick her up from liquor store just hours before she was murdered
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Gregory Hale offered Lisa Hyder a ride from the store, but instead of taking her home drove her to his house
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A friend said Hale was fired from a slaughterhouse after the owner caught him performing satanic ritual and taking home animal bones and eyeballs

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By Richard Gibson Jonathan Trott makes his comeback to first-class cricket on Sunday as he plays for Warwickshire in the County Championship against Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston. Trott, 33, did not feature in Friday night’s Twenty20 defeat to Derbyshire to give himself a chance to prepare mentally for the switch back to four-day mode. Trott has not played a first-class match for 10 weeks but advised the England and Wales Cricket Board and his county bosses that he was ready to resume his career during talks this week. Back in action: Former England No 3 Jonathan Trott will play first class cricket for the first time in 10 weeks
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Former England No 3 Trott will line up against Nottinghamshire
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He hasn't played first class cricket for 10 weeks
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Trott informed the ECB of his intention to return this week
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Although appearing in Twenty20 Blast matches, he didn't play on Friday

Question: Rebuilding: Trott begins his hopeful comeback to the top level at Edgbaston against @placeholder


Explosions rocked the Syrian capital early Friday, hours before U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets with her Russian counterpart to raise pressure on the crisis in the Middle East nation. Clinton meets Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in St. Petersburg amid their nations' deep divisions over Syria. Their meeting is expected to include a discussion of Russian arm sales to the Syrian regime. Clinton will attend Saturday's emergency meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, led by Kofi Annan, the United Nations' and Arab League's special envoy for Syria. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he hopes the meeting marks a "turning point" in diplomatic efforts.
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Opposition groups release Thursday casualty figures
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A Damascus blast injured at least three people
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will attend a meeting on Syria, an official says
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Red Cross says its teams can't reach civilians trapped in Homs

Question: A peace plan hammered out by @placeholder fell apart this month after both sides -- the Syrian government and the rebels -- accused the other of failing to abide by the terms to end the killing.


NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN)  -- Former Sen. John Edwards dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday, leaving his voters up for grabs. Former Sen. John Edwards ended his presidential bid Wednesday. The race for the Democratic nomination is now down to Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York and Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. "I think both candidates will benefit in the short term, but long-term, the candidate who talks about the plight of the poor, that champions the middle class, that talks about trade and health care ... will benefit from the support of John Edwards and, of course, the people who back him," CNN political analyst Donna Brazile said.
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Edwards has trailed Clinton, Obama in early primaries
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Edwards won't give immediate endorsement to Clinton or Obama, sources say

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Question: The question is whether or not he endorses @placeholder."


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- In their first head-to-head debate, Sen. John McCain criticized Sen. Barack Obama as a candidate who "doesn't understand" the key issues the country faces, and Obama linked McCain to President Bush on several issues. "I'm afraid Sen. Obama doesn't understand the difference between a tactic and a strategy," McCain said Friday as the two traded jabs over Iraq. Obama shot back, "I absolutely understand the difference between tactics and strategy. And the strategic question that the president has to ask is not whether or not we are employing a particular approach in the country once we have made the decision to be there."
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Barack Obama says John McCain wrong about Iraq
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McCain says Obama "doesn't understand" some key issues
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Candidates debate earmarks, taxes, economic plans
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Status of debate was in limbo until Friday afternoon

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A cropped version of the controversial image Police in Tokyo are interviewing a magazine publisher over a photograph showing a young female pop star in an 'inappropriate pose' with a boy. The photograph, showing AKB48 singer Tomomi Kasai, 21, naked with a blond child cupping her breasts from behind, was to be published in Shukan Young Magazine. Publisher Kodansha was planning to run the photograph, which came from a forthcoming book of photographs of the singer, in its weekly manga (or comic-style) magazine earlier this month. But that edition didn't make it to the newsstands, and detectives were called in after concerns were raised that the picture might infringe even Japan's notoriously lax child pornography laws.
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Manga (or comic-style) Shukan Young magazine scrapped photo of singer
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Kasai, 21, has been in hugely popular girl band AKB48 since 2006
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Tokyo detectives interview publisher Kodansha over child porn concerns

Question: @placeholder pulled the photograph and postponed the sale of the magazine from January 12 to January 21.


Some wear GPS devices that are constantly monitored by police. Others have fled their homes; repudiated by the local community for being a registered sex offender. And all of them - from those charged with possessing child pornography to ones caught having sex with a minor and molestation - are there to 'repent their sins'. Welcome to Miracle Village, a tiny church town spanning about 20 acres on the edge of Everglades in south Florida, which was established in 2009 as a spiritual safe haven for sex offenders and their families. With a population of about 200, it is believed to be the largest sex offender community in the United States.
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Miracle Village, just outside Everglades in south Florida, was established in 2009 by the late evangelical pastor Dick Witherow
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Borne out of religion, it is place where registered sex offenders can live without judgement and repent their sins
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Many offenders find it near impossible to find housing in Florida, where they are not permitted to come within 1,000 feet of children
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Brooklyn-based photographer Noah Rabinowitz spent three days in the village capturing the people who live there
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Rabinowitz says he was more interested in capturing a self-governed society, rather than what had brought them together

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On first sight the Lego construction could be any family picnic, but look closer and you might see some clues to a very Royal connection. This unusual display is actually a miniature Buckingham Palace, complete with garden party to celebrate Prince George's first birthday yesterday. The attraction ties in with the Prince's birthday party and the gilded guest list that included most of the Royal Family - and it has gone on display at Legoland Windsor. Ah isn't he sweet! The Royal one-year-old flanked by his parents si recreated sitting in his highchair ready for a Lego cake Spot one's Royal party goers? Can you guess which family members are created here?
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Legoland has created a version of the Royal toddler's birthday tea party
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Model maker Marco Mirano built the Royal scene brick by brick
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Detailed birthday party scene will be on show throughout summer

Question: The miniature Lego birthday cake has one candle marking his age and those clever people at @placeholder also made some miniature party food creations at the tea party complete with red white and blue balloons.


Aaron Ramsey started and finished the move for Arsenal's second - click here for more stats in our ultimate match zone package So, no points at stake, and the FA Community Shield may count for a big fat zero in the grand scheme, but try telling those at Arsenal who detected the wind of change amid the chaos of Hurricane Bertha. After ending nine empty years with the FA Cup in May, here was their first Shield win since the Invincibles era and the man responsible for transporting the trophy across North London seemed at odds with its heavy wooden travelling box as he left the premises.
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Alexis Sanchez made his competitive debut for the Gunners
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Aaron Ramsey and Santi Cazorla scored before Olivier Giroud's stunner
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Manuel Pellegrini's Premier League champions had no answer at Wembley
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Joe Hart was left on the bench for City and Jack Wilshere impressed

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(CNN) -- Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday for talks with President Hamid Karzai. The United States hopes to make progress on a long-stalled security deal with Afghanistan that would leave some U.S. forces in the country beyond NATO's scheduled departure at the end of 2014. U.S. officials say they hope to conclude a deal on the Bilateral Security Agreement, or BSA, in the "coming weeks" and before Karzai meets with a council of tribal elders next month. Without a deal, the United States would keep no military forces in Afghanistan once the combat mission ends.
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The United States hopes to make progress on a long-stalled security deal with Afghanistan
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Issues related to Afghan sovereignty and U.S. security guarantees make a deal elusive
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Afghanistan refuses to let U.S. forces continue to conduct counterterrorism operations

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Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is the latest ex-Cabinet official in the Obama administration to publicly come out against President Barack Obama's handling of Syria and Iraq. In an interview on CBS News' "60 Minutes" that aired Sunday evening, Panetta told Scott Pelley that he "really thought that it was important for us to maintain a presence in Iraq." The United States withdrew its last combat troops from Iraq in 2011 after an agreement could not be reached with Iraqi President Nuri al-Maliki about residual U.S. troops. Panetta also said that the President should have been more aggressive in aiding Syrian opposition fighters two years ago. He said that would have hindered ISIS' rapid expansion of its reach and deadly influence.
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Obama's former defense secretary splits with the President on Iraq and Syria
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Panetta is the second former Obama defense secretary to publicly criticize the President's foreign policy
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Bill Clinton says he agreed with Hillary Clinton that Syrian rebels should have been armed sooner

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The resting place of Australia's first submarine may have been found off the coast of Papua New Guinea. HMAS AE1 was lost at sea in September 1914 along with its 34 crew members and last made contact off the coast of the Duke of York Island - an eastern island of the nation. Retired Rear Admiral Peter Briggs told news.com.au a wreckage resembling that of the missing submarine had been found close to where it had been seen before it disappeared near Rabaul. Scroll down for video The resting place of Australia's first submarine may have been found off the coast of Papua New Guinea
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HMAS AE1 was lost off the coast of Papua New Guinea in September 1914
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A cylindrical object, Y1, was located by the Australian Navy's HMAS Yarra
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Found was made in September off the coast of Rabaul in the nation's east
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It is thought the AE1 sank after hitting unchartered reef and took on water

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:45 EST, 19 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:59 EST, 19 January 2013 Ring leader: Admitted Russian mobster and former South Beach club owner Alec Simchuk, 46, has opened up to authorities after his arrest on fraud and bribery charges A Russian mobster was sentenced Friday to three years in federal prison after admitting he ran a South Beach scam that used so-called 'B-Girls' to lure wealthy tourists into secret bars where they were charged exorbitant amounts on credit cards for alcohol. Alec Simchuk, 46, hobbled into the Miami federal courtroom on a crutch because Russian thugs broke one of his legs in a vain effort to prevent him from returning to the U.S. to plead guilty and testify against his cohorts, most of whom were convicted after an 11-week trial.
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Alec Simchuk, 46, hobbled into a Miami courtroom after Russian thugs broke his leg
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Receives less time than term recommended by prosecutors from sympathetic judge
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'B-Girls', or 'Bar Girls,' conned men into ringing up exorbitant credit card bills

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By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 09:24 EST, 4 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:43 EST, 4 November 2013 The fastest man alive has revealed the secret to his success: fast food. Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt says he ate 100 McDonald's chicken McNuggets a day at the 2008 Olympics. During his ten days in Beijing, he estimates he downed 1,000 McNuggets as he set three world records, earned three gold medals and dashed onto the world stage. Celebrating: Jamaica's Usain Bolt pulls out his signature move, 'Bolting,' after setting a world record in the men's 4X100 meter relay at the Beijing Olympics games
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Jamaican sprinter says he found Chinese food 'odd' so he subsisted on McDonald's during his 10 days in China for the 2008 Olympics
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He ate a box of 20 McNuggets for lunch and two each for breakfast and dinner
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Also revealed he had 'don't ask, don't tell' relationship with girlfriend when it came to sleeping with other women
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'Bolting' celebration move wasn't spontaneous, but was choreographed by a dancer friend

Question: By that estimation, @placeholder was consuming 4,700 calories, 295 grams of fat and 9,000 milligrams of sodium every day - and that's not counting dipping sauces.


After suffering relegation with Doncaster Rovers last season, David Cotterill was desperate to escape playing in Sky Bet League One. Birmingham came to his rescue and the Welshman showed Championship class as he guided them to victory at Millwall. Cotterill set up Clayton Donaldson for the opener, scored a memorable free-kick and then crossed for Wes Thomas to add a match-killing third late on after Millwall had threatened a comeback. Birmingham's Koby Arthur moves forward with the ball for the visitors against Millwall Birmingham veteran defender Paul Robinson battles for the ball with Millwall's Lee Gregory Clayton Donaldon races through on goal as Millwall midfielder Edward Upson looks to catch up with him
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David Cotterill had a hand in all three Birmingham goals as they ran out clear winners against Millwall  on Tuesday night
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Clayton Donaldson gave the visitors the lead before Cotterill doubled the Blues' advantage with a smart free-kick
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Lee Gregory reduced arrears for the hosts before Wes Thomas sealed all three points for Lee Clark's men as he scored from close range late on

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Whodunnit? He did: Joe Miller, played by actor Matthew Gravelle, was revealed as the killer of 11-year-old schoolboy Danny Latimer on the television programme Almost 9million armchair sleuths tuned in to see Broadchurch’s dramatic final episode. But while the show started with 8.8million viewers, it tailed off to 7.9million after 15 minutes once Joe Miller was revealed as the killer of 11-year-old schoolboy Danny Latimer. The average figure for Monday’s show was 8.4million – more than a million up from last week’s 6.9million viewers. Even though his character was an unlikely suspect, actor Matthew Gravelle, who played Miller, says he was stopped on the school run yesterday morning by parents claiming they knew it was him all along.
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Drama  starring David Tennant became biggest 'whodunnit' of the year
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Nation gripped as identity of killer was finally revealed as Joe Miller
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Only 29 people knew who the murderer was before final episode
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Peak of 9.3million tuned in, the highest of the series by more than 1m
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ITV confirms there will be second series, but details kept under wraps
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Actor Matthew Gravelle who played murderer told by parents at his children's school today: 'We always knew you were the killer'

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A rare superyacht believed to belong to one of the world's richest men, has become a regular fixture on the Thames since arriving last week. The 308ft long Kismet, which was launched in September this year, is widely reported to be the latest toy of Fulham FC owner Shahid Khan. The Pakistani-American billionaire businessman is the 349th wealthiest person in the world, and the world's richest person of Pakistani origin. Scroll down for video Nice ride: The 308ft Kismet yacht boasts six bedrooms, three decks, a helipad, and a private sundeck with a pool-Jacuzzi-BBQ area Kismet a sister-vessel to a 223ft yacht formerly owned by Mr Khan, also called Kismet and rechristened Global after it was sold for a rumoured £69million last year) and it is believed that Mr Khan is also the owner of the new Kismet.
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Kismet is 308ft long and boasts six bedrooms, three decks and a private sundeck with a pool-Jacuzzi-BBQ area
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It is thought to belong to the owner of Fulham FC, Pakistani-American billionaire businessman Shahid Khan
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Althought allegedly owned by Mr Khan, the superyacht can be chartered for £940,000-a-week

Question: Kismet accommodates 12 guests in 6 staterooms, with the master stateroom boasting its own private deck with @placeholder and a helipad.


Two daredevils trying to scale a dangerous rock face in Yosemite National Park without climbing gear are due to reach the end of their 3,000ft journey tonight. Tommy Caldwell, 36, and Kevin Jorgeson, 30, have been working their way up the sheer face of El Capitan since December 27 - and their only concession to modern climbing techniques are ropes to catch them should they fall. They started climbing the final 11 sections - known as pitches - on the rock face Tuesday night, and are expected to close on the summit by Wednesday evening, a spokesman said. Scroll down for video
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Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson have been climbing since late December - nearly three weeks
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Attempting first unaided climb of 3,000ft El Capitan in Yosemite, California
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Spokesman said that they are expected to triumph Wednesday evening
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The men use no climbing aids - but are attached by ropes in case they fall

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