Vice President Joe Biden has been a non-factor in the debt and budget fight so far. The last news wire photos of him came ten days ago, and he hasn't made any public statements about the standoff that has gripped Washington If Republicans were bluffing over Obamacare and the debt ceiling, it's now the Democrats' turn to play high-stakes poker. And the notoriously gaffe-prone Joe Biden has been called back from his Camp David vacation to put the screws on the GOP. The White House issued a statement on Monday saying that Obama would remind congressional leaders in the Oval Office at 3:00 p.m. that he 'will not pay a ransom for Congress reopening the government and raising the debt limit.'
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Biden hadn't been seen in D.C. for ten days and was vacationing at Camp David all weekend
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Senate and House leaders from both parties were summoned to the Oval Office for a Monday meeting that was later postponed
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The federal government has been partially in shutdown mode since Oct. 1 and a debt crisis looms just three days from now

Question: 'This whole shutdown has been completely unnecessary,' Obama told reporters during an unscheduled stop Monday afternoon at a @placeholder, D. C. soup kitchen, complaining that ''we've seen this brinksmanship time and time again to try and extract extreme partisan concessions.'


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 13:37 EST, 8 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:22 EST, 8 January 2014 A landmark exhibition of rarely-seen treasures from the golden age of Chinese history is to be put on at the British Museum, it was announced today. The show in London will focus on how China became a superpower in the first half of the 15th century and the wealth of beautiful objects it produced during the Ming dynasty. Loans will be coming from 10 Chinese institutions and 21 international lenders and the exhibition will feature new research and discoveries from the Far East. According to museum bosses, it is the first time an exhibition of this kind has been attempted.
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Show in London will focus on how China became a superpower in the first half of the 15th century
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Loans to the museum will be coming from 10 Chinese institutions and 21 international lenders
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According to museum bosses, it is the first time an exhibition of this kind has been attempted

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(CNN) -- Thousands marched in Washington this weekend to call for action to counter climate change. With organizers estimating 35,000 people filling the National Mall, the Forward on Climate Change march was said to be the biggest demonstration thus far in support of this issue. "While they were fighting for equality," the Rev. Lennox Yearwood told the crowd, comparing them to those who took part in the March on Washington for civil rights in 1963, "we are fighting for existence." The protesters have support from President Barack Obama, who announced that he wants to make climate change a major issue in his second term. During his inaugural and State of the Union addresses, the president did not shy away from this controversial subject. But persuading Congress to pass this kind of legislation will be extremely difficult.
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Thousands marched in Washington to seek action on climate change
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Julian Zelizer: President Obama called action on issue a priority in last week's speech
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Convincing Congress to pass a bill on climate change is a heavy lift, Zelizer says
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Zelizer: Grass-roots organizing will be crucial to passage of a bill

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Mika Yamamoto's first day in Syria would also be her last. A veteran war reporter, Yamamoto had accepted an assignment to cover the increasing violence in the country last month, as she had in the past in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Balkans. Kazutaka Sato was her partner both in and out of work -- they both worked for Japan Press, an independent television news provider. He was just meters from her when she was shot. Sato had covered many war zones with Yamamoto and describes her passion for journalism. "I think it was her firm belief that you can stop a war with journalism ... she would also turn her attention to children. I believe she wanted to tell the world how they are hurt, dead and bruised in their hearts."
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Veteran war reporter Mika Yamamoto was killed while working in Syria last month
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Her partner Kazutaka Sato was just meters away when she was shot
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Sato believes Yamamoto was targeted because she was a foreign journalist
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He says he will not find peace until he knows what happened to her

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:50 EST, 21 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:45 EST, 21 May 2013 Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn recently went public with their romance The skiing star girlfriend of golfing legend Tiger Woods has become embroiled in controversy after it emerged she has made a number of visits to a sports facility overseen by a notorious former 'doping doctor'. Olympic star Lindsey Vonn, who has been seeing Woods for several months, has visited to the Red Bull-owned Diagnostics and Training Centre in Austria, which is run by German doctor Bernd Pansold, 71, according to an investigation by the New York Daily News.
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Star skier made visits to clinic overseen by notorious doctor, Bernd Pansold
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Pansold part of systematic doping programme of young athletes in 1970s
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He now oversees training facility for Vonn's sponsors, Red Bull
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Vonn, 28, thought to have visited lab for physiological tests
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No suggestion she has ever used illegal drugs
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Has been seeing golfing star Tiger Woods for several months

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European officials reacted with fury Sunday to a report that the U.S. National Security Agency spied on EU offices. The European Union warned that if the report is accurate, it will have tremendous repercussions. "I am deeply worried and shocked about the allegations," European Parliament President Martin Schulz said in a statement. "If the allegations prove to be true, it would be an extremely serious matter which will have a severe impact on EU-US relations. On behalf of the European Parliament, I demand full clarification and require further information speedily from the U.S. authorities with regard to these allegations." German Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger "said if the accusations were true, it was reminiscent of the Cold War," ministry spokesman Anders Mertzlufft said, adding that the minister "has asked for an immediate explanation from the United States."
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The Guardian reports that U.S. surveillance targeted 38 embassies and missions
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Der Spiegel reports that the U.S. bugged EU offices and infiltrated a computer network
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If true, it would "have a severe impact on EU-US relations," a European official says
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A U.S. intelligence office says it will respond "through diplomatic channels"

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(CNN) -- Federal prosecutors in California announced a series of actions Friday targeting what they characterized as the "large, for-profit marijuana industry" that has developed since the state legalized medical marijuana for select patients 15 years ago. Four U.S. attorneys -- Benjamin Wanger, Andre Birotte Jr., Laura Duffy and Melinda Haag -- detailed in a joint press release and later press conference in Sacramento some steps that have been taken in conjunction with federal law enforcement and local officials in California. They include letters of warning to landlords and lien holders of places in which marijuana is being sold illegally, "civil forfeiture lawsuits against properties involved in drug trafficking activity" and numerous criminal cases. The latter refers to arrests in recent weeks related to cases filed in federal courts in Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento and Fresno, all part of an effort that Wagner claimed has resulted in the seizure of hundreds of pounds of marijuana, tens of thousands of plants and hundreds of thousands in cash.
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NEW: Another U.S. attorney claims "profiteers" "hijacked" the state's medical marijuana law
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An advocate says there's a "terrific disconnect" between the feds and public on marijuana
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Steps taken in recent weeks include civil forfeiture lawsuits, warning letters and arrests

Question: @placeholder claimed that people, "often with criminal records, are coming to California to set up marijuana operations taking advantage of the lax enforcement environment in this state."


A baby girl born weighing less than a bunch of grapes has returned home - two weeks before her due date. Tiny Lily-Mae weighed just 1lb 11oz when she was born three months early at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital  in March. Doctors warned her mother Sarah Underwood, 38, that her baby could spend months in intensive care due to breathing problems caused by her early arrival. But after two months in hospital she was strong enough to return home to Longlevens, Gloucestershire - 16 days before she was due to be born. Tiny Lily-Mae, pictured holding one of her parents' hands, weighed just 1lb 11oz when she was born three months early in March
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Lily-Mae was born at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital weighing just 1lb 11oz
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She was three months premature and needed two months in intensive care
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Tiny newborn arrived at 27 weeks - just three weeks after the abortion limit
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After two 'terrifying' months she has returned home 16 days before due date
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Her father Mark Davies said he was 'expecting the worst' during her care

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(CNN) -- His song is one of the enduring anthems of the turbulent 1960s, a soulful call to action awash in a psychedelic wave of sound. It has appeared in more than 100 movies and TV shows, even a multimillion-seller video game, and has been covered by artists from Sheryl Crow to Joan Jett to The Ramones. So, decades later, what does Lester Chambers have to show for "Time Has Come Today"? So little that, early this year, the 72-year-old found himself posting a photo online. In it, he held a poster declaring that he was living on Social Security and charity, having gone nearly 30 years before seeing his first, paltry royalty check.
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"Time Has Come Today" singer getting second chance online
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Lester Chambers hit hard times despite his song's popularity
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is helping with a Kickstarter campaign
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Campaign will fund a new album; Chambers will have the rights

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Ronald Koeman has been appointed as Southampton's new boss on a three-year-deal. The 51-year-old will replace Mauricio Pochettino in the St Mary's hotseat following his move to Premier League rivals Tottenham in May. Southampton executive director Les Reed said in a statement: 'From the moment we met with Ronald, it was clear he had the vision and ambition to take our club forward, that he shared our football philosophy and could see the opportunity to move our club to the next level. Main man: Southampton appointed Ronald Koeman (centre) as manager on a three-year-deal on Monday In the hotseat: Koeman moves to Southampton after leaving Dutch outfit Feyenoord last season
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Southampton have appointed Ronald Koeman as their new boss
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Koeman has signed a three-year-deal at the south coast club
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Koeman stepped down from Feyenoord in May after guiding them to second in the Dutch Eredivisie
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Koeman's brother Erwin will be his assistant at St Mary's
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Koeman replaces Mauricio Pochettino who is now at Tottenham
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Koeman won the 1988 European Championship with Holland and two European Cups as a player during his illustrious career

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By Zoe Szathmary Gregg Steinhafel, who stepped down from his position as President and CEO of Target earlier this month in the wake of last year's data breach and the company's shaky Canadian expansion, will receive an estimated $15.9million in his severance package. Target released the numbers in its annual proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. Fired: Ex-Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel, pictured, will receive a severance package worth an estimated $15.9million Steinhafel will receive $7.2million in severance payments and nearly $10million from an 'officer deferred compensation plan' Target froze in 1996. Steinhafel was eligible because he joined the company in 1979. The severance package also includes nearly $4million in stock.
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Gregg Steinhafel's severance package is worth an estimated $15.9million
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Steinhafel stepped down from his position as President and CEO on May 5
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Question: Despite these amounts, @placeholder will have to pay back $5.4million in retirement benefits.


One of Labour’s rising stars was last night accused of thwarting a mission to save the British doctor who died in a Syrian jail. The grieving family of Dr Abbas Khan, 31, claimed that Chuka Umunna – Dr Khan’s MP – told a delegation not to travel to Damascus to lobby for his release. Last night Streatham MP Umunna released a statement in which he insisted that he had done everything in his power to help Dr Khan. The family of Dr Abbas Khan, including mother Fatima and brother Afrozi, has said Labour MP Chuka Umunna stopped a delegation travelling to Syria to lobby for their son's release
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Dr Abbas Khan died in Syria this week while being held prisoner
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He was just four days away from being released from jail
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His family say Labour MP Chuka Umunna failed to act to save him
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Claim Umunna stopped a delegation going to Syria to lobby for his release

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By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 06:09 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 06:31 EST, 1 March 2013 A pilot has admitted falling into a 'deep sleep' twice while in charge of a passenger plane from London to Los Angeles. The pilot, who remains anonymous, explained that he could not sleep in London the night before because his hotel room was either 'too hot or too cold' resulting in him moving room three times. The Civil Aviation Authority said the pilot voluntarily submitted a 'fatigue report' confessing to falling asleep in the flight deck. A poor night's sleep in London: The pilot explained that he fell asleep while flying the plane from London to Los Angeles after he had trouble sleeping at his hotel
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Pilot fell asleep twice mid-flight from London to Los Angeles
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He admitted he fell into a 'deep sleep' before going for two naps
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Airline wants to encourage staff to report fatigue so will not punish him

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(CNN) -- Syrian opposition activists spoke Tuesday of being past the point of no return in their struggle against the al-Assad regime, which stepped up its siege on the city of Homs and reportedly launched fresh attacks across the country. At least 49 people were killed, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria. The deaths included three defected Syrian soldiers, the group said. Deaths took place in Idlib, Homs, Daraa, Aleppo, Deir Ezzor, Hama, Damascus, the Damascus suburbs and Latakia, the group said. Fear and horror paralyzed residents of Homs, which was struck by heavy shelling; snipers prevented people from walking in the streets, opposition activists said.
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At least 49 people died Tuesday, opposition group says
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The opposition believes it is a fight to the death, CNN's Arwa Damon reports
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European Union considers new sanctions, diplomats say
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YouTube video shows a man pulling a child from a street amid apparent gunfire nearby

Question: Two government buildings were bombed last week in the city, killing 28 people, @placeholder officials said.


Three adventurous travellers have sparked a new global craze - for topless holiday snaps. Olivia Edginton, Lydia Buckler, 21, and Ingvild Marstein Olsen, 20, have won thousands of fans across the world with 'The Topless Tour' project. And now scores of people around the world are following their lead by shedding their tops for the camera and posting the photographs online. Around the world: Ingvild, Lydia and Olivia pictured topless in Norway for part of their tour Global tour: Ingvild, Lydia and Olivia show their faces during their craze of snapping topless photos Internet craze: The Topless Tour has sparked others to take part - including students from the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance, pictured outside the Royal Naval College in London
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The Topless Tour has more than 4,000 followers on Instagram
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Women say taking topless photos is 'whirlwind of different emotions'
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Claim family members are also taking part in the online trend

Question: A bit chilly: Ingvild and @placeholder brave the cold whether while skiing in Norway


(CNN) -- Attorneys for Casey Anthony and Zenaida Gonzalez, the woman who has filed a civil suit against her, return to court Thursday to argue whether Anthony should fully answer questions posed to her during her deposition in October. In that hearing, Anthony's lawyers invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 60 times. Attorneys for Gonzalez want the court to compel her to answer. Gonzalez's defamation lawsuit alleges that Anthony falsely accused her of kidnapping her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony. Gonzalez alleges that Anthony defamed her and damaged her reputation when she claimed that a nanny named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez had taken Caylee, who was reported missing in July 2008 -- a month after she was last seen.
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Anthony's attorneys invoked her Fifth Amendment rights 60 times in a previous hearing
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Suit against Anthony alleges she falsely accused Gonzalez of kidnapping Caylee
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Lawyers will argue whether Anthony should fully answer questions posed to her

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Question: While Anthony was acquitted on murder charges in @placeholder's death, she was convicted on four counts of lying to authorities investigating the child's disappearance.


(CNN) -- The husband of an accomplished Pittsburgh doctor has been arrested in connection with the death of his wife, the Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, district attorney's office, said Thursday. Authorities have ruled that 41-year-old physician Autumn Klein's cause of death was cyanide poisoning. It was not immediately clear whether Klein's husband, Robert Ferrante, had retained representation. Klein was a physician and former head of women's neurology at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. She died on April 20. Officials said Ferrante was apprehended by West Virginia State Police after his car was stopped while heading north on Interstate 77 near Beckley, West Virginia.
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Autumn Klein, 41, a physician, died on April 20
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The cause of death was cyanide poisoning
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Her husband is a professor of neurological surgery at the University of Pittsburgh

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Suspended NFL player Richie Incognito said his alleged bullying of Miami Dolphin teammate Jonathan Martin is misunderstood because "people don't know how Jon and I communicate to one another." Incognito acknowledged in an interview aired on "Fox NFL Sunday" that he used racist and vulgar language in voice mails and text messages to Martin but said it was "coming from a place of love." "No matter how bad and how vulgar it sounds, that's how we communicate," he told Fox Sports reporter Jay Glazer. "That's how our friendship was." "For instance, a week before this went down, Jonathan Martin text me on my phone 'I will murder your whole F-ing family,'" Incognito told Glazer. "Now, do I think Jonathan Martin was going to murder my family? Not one bit."
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"That's how our friendship was," Richie Incognito says about vulgar messages
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Jonathan Martin sent text saying he would "murder your whole F-ing family," Incognito says
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Incognito gives first interview to Fox Sports, shows text messages to reporter
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Miami Dolphins suspended Incognito after Martin quit the NFL team

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Question: "This is an issue of my and @placeholder's relationship, where I've taken stuff too far and I didn't know it was hurting him."


The U.N. Security Council unanimously passed tougher sanctions against North Korea Thursday targeting the secretive nation's nuclear program hours after Pyongyang threatened a possible "preemptive nuclear attack." "These sanctions will bite, and bite hard," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice said after the vote. China, North Korea's key ally, could have used its veto power to block the sanctions. Instead, after weeks of negotiating, it signed on to the final draft. "China is a country of principle," China's U.N. Ambassador Li Baodong said. "We are firmly committed to safeguarding peace and stability on the Korean peninsula." Leading up to the vote, Pyongyang ratcheted up its bellicose rhetoric.
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U.S. Ambassador Rice: The sanctions will "bite hard"
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China is "firmly committed" to peace on the Korean peninsula, ambassador to U.N. says
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The resolution will clamp down on North Korea's officials, banks and cargo
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Analysts say China is a key to determining whether the sanctions deter North Korea

Question: North Korea casts U.N. sanctions as part of an aggressive, @placeholder-led conspiracy against it.


A fourth American aid worker infected with Ebola walked into Emory University Hospital today after arriving on a medical plane. The patient, a doctor who contracted the virus in Sierra Leone, arrived at 10.20am by ambulance, with a police escort, at the Atlanta hospital to be housed in a special isolation unit. Wearing a bulky protective suit similar to those of Emory's first two arrivals, the patient walked from the ambulance to the hospital - though a different entrance was used this time around. Reporters and television cameras - but fewer curious onlookers - lined the street. Scroll down for video
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The plane touched down around 9.20am at Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta, just northwest of Atlanta
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The patient, whose identity has not been released, will be kept in isolation
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The World Health Organization said separately that a doctor who has been working in an Ebola center in Sierra Leone tested positive for the disease
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WHO said the doctor was in stable condition and was being evacuated
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Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, were treated successfully at Emory
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Dr Rick Sacra, 51, is being treated at the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha - he is stable and ate breakfast on Monday, according to family

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(CNN) -- Ralph C. Wilson Jr. -- the founder and longtime beloved owner of the Buffalo Bills, not to mention a leading figure in the NFL's rise to prominence -- has died, his team announced Tuesday. He was 95. Upon forming the Bills in 1959, Wilson became one of the co-founders of the American Football League. A few years later, he was key to negotiations with leaders of the rival National Football League that paved the way for today's immensely popular and profitable professional football league. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell called him "a driving force in developing pro football." Those efforts and his stewardship of the Buffalo franchise -- including overseeing its run of four straight Super Bowl appearances and keeping it in western New York -- helped earn Wilson entry in 2009 in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Ralph Wilson was a co-founder of the American Football League
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He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009
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Bills CEO: "We have lost our founder, our mentor, our friend"

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(CNN) -- What would you do if you had to wait 90 minutes for your pizza to be delivered? Stare out the window with sad, hungry eyes? Call in screaming to cancel your order? Take to Twitter to vent your #waitingforever fury? Or take matters into your hands and launch your own pizza delivery store? Ritesh Doshi, 32, did the latter. Back in 2011, Doshi, an investment banker whose career had taken him to London, New York and Amman, returned to his native country Kenya to visit his parents. One night, he and his family decided to order out. "We had to wait for about 90 minutes for the pizza to be delivered," remembers Doshi. "We then ordered again another night from another place and it took 75 minutes," he adds. "You just couldn't get a decent pizza in a reasonable amount of time. So I thought, you know what, anywhere in the world that I've lived and worked you can get a pizza in 35 minutes -- so why not in Nairobi?"
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Ritesh Doshi is an investment banker turned pizza maker in Nairobi, Kenya
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He's opened Naked Pizza, a store that thrives on the usage of fresh ingredients
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One year in, the business is already experiencing growth and eyeing expansion
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Building a supply chain and government bureaucracy are some of the challenges

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Washington (CNN) -- Engaging a rarely used power, House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa announced his committee will vote next Thursday on whether to hold former IRS official Lois Lerner in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify about the agency's targeting of conservative organizations. "Documents and testimony point to Lois Lerner as a senior IRS official responsible for conduct that deprived Americans of their rights to free speech and equal protection under the law," wrote the California Republican in a statement released Thursday. Lerner ran the IRS division that determined tax-exempt status for nonprofit organizations. An IRS inspector general's report concluded that her division used "inappropriate" search terms to flag some conservative applications, including "Tea Party" and "patriot." Democrats have pointed out that some liberal terms, such as "progressive," were also on the list.
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The House Oversight Committee will vote on holding an ex-IRS official in contempt
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Lois Lerner ran the division that ruled on tax-exempt status for nonprofit groups
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She invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked about targeting conservative groups

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Queens Park Rangers midfielder Sandro is facing a spell on the sidelines after injuring his knee while celebrating a goal in training. The former Tottenham star, who missed much of last season after a serious knee injury, scored and slid on his knees to celebrate. But because the dryness of the pitch at the Harlington training ground, the Brazilian hurt his knee. Sandro has injured himself during a QPR training session after celebrating a goal by sliding on his knees Harry Redknapp confirmed the Brazilians problem during an interview with talkSPORT on Tuesday morning DAVE BEASANT: Severed the tendon in his big toe after dropping salad cream on it in 1993.
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Sandro missed 1-1 Premier League draw against Stoke on Saturday
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Harry Redknapp tells talkSPORT midfielder injured knee in celebration
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Brazilian slid along the dry ground after scoring a goal in training
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Sandro has struggled with injuries in the past with Tottenham

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Samsung's smart TVs made the headlines earlier this week when its privacy policy suggested the sets are capable of listening to private conversations. It caused such a furore that the South Korean tech giant has since issued a blog post clarifying its policy and vehemently denying the claims. But now it faces further problems after users began complaining the TVs have started randomly showing adverts during the middle of movies. Samsung smart TV users have complained their sets have started showing a Pepsi advert while watching movies on the Foxtel, and Plex apps. The advert covers half the screen and disrupts the film. Samsung told MailOnline it is making an investigation into the fault its 'top priority'
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Samsung smart TV owners said the sets have started randomly playing ads
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Reports claim ads appear while watching movies on Foxtel and Plex apps
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Samsung said it is making an investigation into the fault its 'top priority'
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Earlier this week, Samsung was criticised over  its smart TV privacy policy
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Samsung's privacy policy warns users about having private conversations
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It said: 'If your words include sensitive information, that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party'
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Firm has now written a blog denying the claims and clarifying the policy

Question: It was initially thought to be a problem with the Foxtel app, but another forum member said he didn't have @placeholder installed on his Samsung TV but was experiencing the same issue.


Dean Shiels relieved some of the pressure on under-fire boss Ally McCoist as his second-half winner handed Rangers a narrow 1-0 win over Cowdenbeath at Ibrox. The vultures have been circling McCoist ever since his side slumped to a shock 3-2 defeat to part-time Alloa on Wednesday. But while his side again looked anything but assertive, Shiels' 58th-minute strike did hand the manager some much-needed breathing space. Rangers midfielder Dean Shiels celebrates after scoring the winner against Cowdenbeath McCoist can still feel the sting of the Wasps' Petrofac Training Cup semi-final but he has already insisted he will not walk away from the job until he leads the Glasgow giants back to the Scottish Premiership.
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Dean Shiels' 58th-minute strike handed manager Ally McCoist some much-needed breathing space
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Crowd of 28,137 was the lowest league attendance at Ibrox since 1986

Question: A faint chant of "Super Ally" could be heard from one corner of the ground - but it was the one housing the @placeholder's supporters.


‘You have seen a little glimpse of the future and that is what this club is about,’ said an emotional Ryan Giggs after watching 18-year-old James Wilson live up to the finest traditions of Manchester United by scoring twice on his debut against Hull City on Tuesday night. But it’ll be the club’s next manager Louis van Gaal rather than Giggs who has the ultimate responsibility to ensure the Class of ’14 – Wilson, Tom Lawrence, Adnan Januzaj and others – become the future legends of Old Trafford. It’s been United’s way since the days of Matt Busby to trust young players. Sir Alex Ferguson thought David Moyes would be a good custodian of the tradition, but he was wrong.
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Louis van Gaal will be the man responsible for nurturing Manchester United's young talent when he takes control of the club
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The Dutchman has a record of developing players including Patrick Kluivert, Thomas Muller and Andres Iniesta
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United academy star James Wilson scored two goals on his debut against Hull on Tuesday night
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The Old Trafford club have a history of producing talented players including Ryan Giggs, David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville
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Van Gaal will work with youngsters including Wilfried Zaha and Nick Powell

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The last time they were side by side was as babies in their mother’s arms. But 78 years later, after being separated before they were 20 weeks old, long lost twin sisters named Ann and Elizabeth have finally been reunited. They spent lifetimes apart in different countries; one never knew she had a sister, the other never knew where her adopted twin might be. Elizabeth Hammel sets eyes on her twin sister Ann Hunt for he first time in 78 yeras after they were separated As soon as the sisters saw each other they hugged, shedding tears of joy after finally being reunited
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Ann Hunt and Elizabeth Hemmel were separated at 20 weeks old
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Elizabeth stayed with their mother while Ann was adopted
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Neither knew they had a twin sister until they were teenagers
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Finally found each other despite living on opposite sides of Atlantic
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Were reunited this week at a meeting in Los Angeles

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- The Israeli military said its forces opened fire on infiltrators while on patrol along the Egyptian border early Tuesday, killing one of them. "The suspects fired at the soldiers, who returned fire," a military statement said. "Most of the suspects fled back to Egyptian territory," except for the one who died in the exchange. Egyptian security said the shootout involved three Bedouins smuggling tobacco into Israel. "One armed Bedouin was killed by the Israelis close to Karam Abu Salem crossing ... in North Sinai after Israeli soldiers fired at the men," according to Gen. Saleh Al Masry, head of North Sinai Security, who also said two others escaped.
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Israeli soldiers kill a gunman along the border
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Militants regularly cross Israel's border with Egypt
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Isarel is working on a $350 million border fence

Question: The incident also follows this week's reopening of a an @placeholder highway that runs along the border.


The Piano Man was once on top, finding glory and fortune as one of the top-selling songwriters worldwide. In luck and love, the entertainer has suffered for the longest time, and over three marriages Billy Joel let a lot slip through his fingers thanks to depression and drink. A new biography comes out this week that, according to Page Six, involved 100 hours of interviews by writer Fred Schruers before Joel exited the project. Scroll down for video Tops: Billy Joel, who has sold more than 150 million records worldwide, found his love life and career dogged by drinking and depression
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A new book, Billy Joel: The Definitive Biography, written by Fred Schruers, lays out the songwriter's rise to fame and gives details of his crushing lows
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His first marriage to Elizabeth Weber inspired a number of singles, but ended with the songwriter being fleeced by his brother-in-law for millions
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He married supermodel Christie Brinkley in 1985 after courting her and Elle Macpherson at the same time
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Brinkley inspired the album An Innocent Man
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An alleged infidelity led to their divorce, before Joel married Katie Lee in 2004
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Drinking was rumored to be a factor in several car accidents from 2002 to 2004, though Joel later blamed depression caused by 911

Question: Joel met his first wife, @placeholder, in 1970 and was smitten from the start.

Question: '@placeholder likes to joke that the end of the marriage spelled the end of my songwriting career,' Joel said, but it became a reality, as the next two decades saw him write and record very little.


(CNN) -- The Westgate Mall siege in Kenya has claimed the lives of more than 60 people including the Kenyan president's nephew, at least one Canadian diplomat and American, British, French and Chinese nationals. Al Qaeda's affiliate in Somalia, Al-Shabaab, has claimed responsibility for the siege and it has been reported that a number of the militants involved in the attack may have been foreign jihadists from Western nations. Read more: Sources say gunmen still inside Kenyan mall If true, does the phenomenon of Westerners killing Westerners in Kenya represent a victory for al Qaeda and is this representative of the future of the group's transnational jihad? Does the radicalization of Muslims in the West pose a substantial threat to global security and what can be done to stop it?
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More than 60 people have died in a siege at a shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya
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Al Qaeda offshoot Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack
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It has been reported that Western jihadists may have been among the attackers
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Jonathan Russell says the radicalization of Western Muslims needs addressing

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The suicide of a 14-year-old girl who was apparently targeted by online "trolls" has added fuel to calls in Britain for action to prevent abuse on social media, following outrage over rape and bomb threats made against women via Twitter. Teenager Hannah Smith was found dead Friday at her home in Leicestershire. She hanged herself after she was bullied on the website Ask.fm, her father told UK media, having gone there to look for advice on the skin condition eczema. And the nightmare is not over for her family. Her older sister, Jo, is quoted in the Daily Mirror newspaper Wednesday as saying that she is now herself the target of Internet trolls.
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Sister of a girl who committed suicide after she was bullied online says abuse continues
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More than 10,000 people sign petition calling for action after Hannah Smith's death
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Website Ask.fm offers condolences, says it will cooperate with police inquiry
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Threats against women via Twitter have also highlighted problem of online abuse

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Question: An inquest is held in @placeholder when a death is sudden or unexplained.


(CNN) -- Russia opposes U.S. and European leaders' calls for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to resign, Interfax news agency reported Friday, saying that the leader should get more time to implement reforms. The move by Russia counters efforts by leaders ratcheting up international pressure against a regime criticized for its brutal crackdown against protesters calling for reforms and the ouster of al-Assad. "We do not support such calls, and we think that President al-Assad should be given time today to implement all of the declared reform processes," a Russian Foreign Ministry official told the nation's Interfax news agency. The White House has previously said al-Assad had "lost legitimacy," but resisted calling explicitly for his ouster until now.
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"We do not support such calls," a Russian Foreign Ministry official says
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Russia wants the Syrian president to have time to implement reforms
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It is encouraged by al-Assad's statement that military operations have stopped

Question: The Foreign Ministry official, according to Interfax, said @placeholder has taken steps to implement a number of reforms, such as the adoption of "appropriate laws," the announced amnesty for political prisoners and readiness to hold general elections before the end of the year.


Manchester, England (CNN) -- A former teammate of once acclaimed, now embattled former cyclist Lance Armstrong said Friday that there was no question why U.S. Postal Service team members doped during big races. "It was done by the team, but it was done for the Tour de France so I could be a good teammate for Lance Armstrong," Tyler Hamilton told CNN on Friday. "He wanted you to be riding your best in the biggest races." Hamilton, who admits he's not Armstrong's "biggest fan," is one of 26 witnesses who testified to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as part of its investigation into doping by Armstrong and other riders on the team.
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NEW: Tyler Hamilton says his ex-teammate Armstrong "wanted you to be riding your best"
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NEW: "He's got himself really backed into a corner," Hamilton says of Armstrong
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Former Armstrong team manager quits current team, citing need to defend himself
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Anti-doping agency says Johan Bruyneel was "intimately involved" in alleged doping

Question: Hamilton was one of two former members of @placeholder's cycling team who spoke to CNN Friday about the doping allegations.


By Mia De Graaf The family of a girl who was shot in the chest by her drunk father screamed at a judge as he was handed the minimum sentence for reckless homicide. Kristina Lanza, 11-year-old Shanti's mother, blasted the judge's 'harsh' verdict, insisting the girl 'would have forgave her daddy'. Shanti's aunt Danielle Lott exclaimed: 'No justice served!' Outraged, Judge Nadine Allen ordered for the pair to be arrested for contempt of court, adding: 'You're saying things that are foolish. That's a stupid remark.' Scroll down for video Enraged: Danielle Lott, aunt of 11-year-old Shanti, shouted 'no justice served!' after Deandre Kelley was handed six years for shotting his daughter, the minimum sentence for reckless homicide
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Kristina Lanza blasted the judge for handing 'harsh' sentence
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Aunt shouted 'no justice served' in Hamilton County Court, Cincinnati
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Arrested for contempt of court, judge blasted 'foolish' and 'stupid' remark
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Deandre Kelley received minimum sentence for reckless homicide
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He pleaded guilty to shooting dead daughter Shanti during slumber party
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34-year-old fired four shots in the air during drunken fight with Ms Lanza
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One bullet struck Shanti in the chest as she hid in her bedroom

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama isn't giving Republicans time to catch their breath after celebrating an election triumph. He barnstormed into action following Tuesday's midterm elections, pushing his priorities before Republican leaders can frame their agenda for the new Congress, which convenes in January. Obama challenged congressional leaders he met with over lunch Friday to back his expanding war against ISIS. The President plans to send up to 1,500 more troops to train Iraqi and Kurdish forces while asking Congress for another $5.6 billion to fund the operation. On another front for the busy White House, Obama on Saturday named U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch to succeed outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder. The move put Senate Republican leaders -- whose aides said they were not informed ahead of time -- on the defensive. In a volley of news releases they insisted that her confirmation should be put off until the majority-GOP Senate convenes in January.
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President Barack Obama has a fast start after election debacle
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Moving quickly: More military advisers for Iraq, AG nomination, Ebola funding request
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Big staff shake-ups have not been Obama's style, and that's unlikely to happen

Question: The approach is designed to maximize @placeholder's remaining political capital in Washington, which will quickly dry up once the 2016 presidential campaign fires up.


(CNN) -- We've just landed a washing machine-sized robot on a comet and NASA's chief scientist has no idea. Dr Ellen Stofan is deep in conversation with a journalist when, unable to contain himself any longer, an adviser with phone triumphantly held aloft blurts out: "Rosetta -- It's landed!" "Wonderful" Stofan beams, and the handful of reporters gathered in a lecture theater at University College London excitedly fidget in their seats. Barely has the probe touched down on a comet 310 million miles from Earth, then one of science's great minds is discussing humanity's next cosmic milestone. Stofan wants to land a man on Mars by the mid-2030s.
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NASA chief scientist, Ellen Stofan, wants humans on Mars by mid-2030s
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Astronauts would take 8 months to reach planet, face radiation, thin atmosphere
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Studying Mars would help us better understand Earth
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Believes there must be intelligent life in our universe

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(CNN) -- The chief executive of Formula One team Sauber has backed recent calls for a budget cap saying that it would make the sport "more interesting." "In my view, the future should indeed lie in some kind of budget cap under which each and every team could do what they want to, because we all have different strengths," Monisha Kaltenborn, CEO of the Swiss-based team, said in an interview with Formula1.com. "How much longer will it take for the big teams to understand that the smaller teams are just as important to Formula One as the four big ones?"
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Sauber team CEO calls for budget caps for Formula One teams
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Monisha Kaltenborn says "some kind of budget cap" would make the sport "more interesting"
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F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone said in March that elite teams need to cut spending
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Sauber enjoying a strong start to 2012 season with second place at recent Malaysian Grand Prix

Question: They have to refocus again on the basics -- on racing, spending on the sport -- and not on baronial motor homes and all kinds of entertainment," Ecclestone told @placeholder.


Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency leaker, has given a wide-ranging interview to The Washington Post about the effects of the startling information he shared this year with journalists, shedding light on the U.S. surveillance apparatus. The revelations from Snowden, a former NSA contractor, about the American government's surveillance of its citizens and allies have generated fierce debate over intelligence-gathering practices. Here are five key takeaways from the interview, the first Snowden has given in person since he arrived in Russia in June. Snowden says ... 1. His mission is 'already accomplished' "For me, in terms of personal satisfaction, the mission's already accomplished. I already won," Snowden told The Washington Post's Barton Gellman in Moscow. "As soon as the journalists were able to work, everything that I had been trying to do was validated. Because, remember, I didn't want to change society. I wanted to give society a chance to determine if it should change itself."
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Edward Snowden gives an interview in person to The Washington Post
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His mission is "already accomplished," he says
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He describes his daily life as that of an "indoor cat"
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Snowden says he raised concerns about surveillance to his colleagues and superiors

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Zhang Ziyi, star of Crouching Tiger,  Hidden Dragon, has been forced to deny lurid claims that she earned £64million by prostituting herself to a string of powerful Chinese men. Among those with whom the actress was alleged to have had sex for money is disgraced politician Bo Xilai, ousted from China’s powerful politburo amid allegations he and his wife were involved in the murder of Old Harrovian businessman Neil Heywood. Miss Zhang, 33, one of China’s biggest film stars and a three-times Bafta nominee, is the most prominent name to date to be dragged into the scandal over Bo. Bizarre: Extraordinary claims have emerged in China that Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon star Zhang Ziyi (left) was paid £70million to sleep with disgraced politician Bo Xilai (right) and other Chinese Communist officials
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Astonishment as stunning actress, 33, is accused of sleeping with some of China's most powerful men including disgraced politician Bo Xilai

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(CNN) -- Remember when Lindsay Lohan was the next Ann-Margret? Or Elizabeth Taylor? Or even Marilyn Monroe? While that last comparison is still being bandied about -- for better or for worse -- today there is more buzz about "will she stay clean?" and "can she stay out of trouble?" than her talent. Lohan's latest 90-day rehab stint, which ended this week, was taken as an alternative to three months of jail time for two misdemeanor convictions and a shoplifting probation violation finding in March. Lindsay Lohan the actress seems to have been replaced by Lindsay Lohan the perpetual comeback kid.
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Lindsay Lohan has new projects coming up, but critics savage new movie
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A celebrity expert questions whether she can pull off diverse characters
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Her "Canyons" director wrote that she is more talented than Marilyn Monroe

Question: "I think Lohan has more natural acting talent than Monroe did, but, like @placeholder, her weakness is her inability to fake it," he wrote.


England suffered a hat-trick of heartbreaks after defeat to Jamaica denied them Commonwealth Games bronze. A day after blowing their chances of making the gold medal match for the first time in the dying seconds against New Zealand, Anna Mayes' side went down 52-48 at the SSE Hydro to miss out on a medal. This match also looked set to go to the wire with the scores level at 37-37 going into the final quarter, but England's level dropped when it mattered most as they slipped from 48-47 behind to 51-47 down and from that point there was no way back.
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England miss out on netball Commonwealth Games bronze to Jamaica
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Anna Mayes' side lost 52-48 at the SSE Hydro
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Romelda Aiken scored 44 from 52 to lead her team to bronze

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:56 EST, 28 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:36 EST, 29 May 2013 A devoted mother-of-four who lost her battle with cervical cancer has left her family a moving 20-point plan of how to live a happy life after her death. Annmarie James-Thomas hand-wrote the poignant life guide shortly before she died in March aged 44. Her heartbroken husband Geraint revealed the contents of the note on what would have been his wife’s 45th birthday. Mother-of-four Annmarie James-Thomas handwrote a 20-point life plan shortly before died of cervical cancer aged 44 after a two-year battle Her heartbroken husband Geraint revealed the contents of the note on what would have been his wife's 45th birthday (pictured with AnnMarie's mother Pauline)
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Annmarie James-Thomas was diagnosed with cervical cancer two years ago
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She hand-wrote the life guide shortly before she died in March, aged 44
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Husband Geraint revealed contents on what would have been her birthday
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Mother-of-four's advice includes 'every day brings a chance to start over' and 'the happiness you feel is in direct proportion to the love you give'

Question: @placeholder, who builds children’s playgrounds for a living, yesterday paid tribute to his wife’s courage in fighting the disease her own way.


Perhaps it explained his restless manner on the touchline. Jose Mourinho is not at ease when his defence springs a leak. It doesn't happen often, but it disturbs him when it does. It happened at Tottenham and again at home to Bradford. Add to this, the nerves of an intense tie between two clubs who have grown to share an intense dislike of each other over the last decade. This was snarling Jose on full power, disputing every decision, picking fights, pressurising officials. He was deep into another complaint to fourth official Phil Dowd when Branislav Ivanovic scored in the fourth minute of extra-time.
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Gary Cahill was dropped by Jose Mourinho for the clash with Liverpool
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Filipe Luis was also chosen ahead of Cesar Azpilicueta
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Cahill struggled during Chelsea's shock 4-2 loss to Bradford City
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Chelsea conceded 20 goals in the first five months of the season
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But the Blues have leaked 10 in six games since the turn of the year

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Chris Brown doesn't have to worry anymore that bumping into ex-girlfriend Rihanna could get him locked up, but he still has to be careful about what he says to her. Los Angeles County Judge Patricia Schnegg lifted the "stay away" order imposed on Brown two years ago after he was charged with assaulting the singer on the eve of the 2009 Grammys. "He just can't bother her," lawyer Donald Etra, who represents Rihanna, said after Tuesday's hearing. A protective order banning Brown from harassing, stalking or striking Rihanna stays in place, the judge said. There are no restrictions on Brown calling or otherwise communicating with her, Etra said.
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A judge lifts the "stay away" order keeping the singers apart
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The order was imposed after Brown was charged with assaulting Rihanna
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Brown is doing "a very good job" of meeting his probation terms, the judge says

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(CNN) -- Four years ago, John Brennan withdrew from consideration for C.I.A. director because of his leadership role there while serious human rights violations were occurring, including waterboarding and secret detention. Mr. Brennan has said he regrets these practices. Yet he moved from the CIA to the White House, where he began to support a practice many consider worse than torture: targeted killing. Brennan has been a champion and defender of attacks by C.I.A. drones that have killed thousands of people, including hundreds of children, far from any battlefield. These killings have occurred in Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has recently said the killing is likely to expand to Libya, Mali and Nigeria.
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Mary Ellen O'Connell: Torture, renditions used during John Brennan's Bush era CIA tenure
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At Obama White House he backed something worse, she says: targeted drone killings
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She says both Justice Dept. 's misrepresented both practices, tried to keep legality obscure
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Writer: For CIA chief, U.S. needs someone who upholds nation's values. Brennan has not

Question: Panetta, Brennan and others in the @placeholder administration defended these lawless killings the same way the Bush administration justified the unlawful treatment of detainees.

Question: President @placeholder finally ended it with an executive order signed within days of his first inauguration.


Celtic boss Ronny Deila has offered his apologies to Dundee United counterpart Jackie McNamara who has criticised his conduct in the Gary Mackay-Steven deal. The 24-year-old Tannadice winger last week signed a pre-contract agreement which will see him join the Hoops in the summer. To McNamara's ire, Deila spoke publicly of taking him during the transfer window, although the reported fee of £250,000 is a stumbling block. Celtic have signed Dundee United winger Gary Mackay-Steven on a pre-contract agreement Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara has hit out at Celtic's attempt to acquire Mackay-Steven The former Parkhead defender said: 'I like to speak about players behind the scenes and I don't think it's right to speak publicly about it. He (Deila) has his own way of doing things but I wouldn't want to speak about one of his players under contract.'
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Celtic have agreed pre-contract for Gary Mackay-Steven in £250,000 deal
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Dundee United's Mackay-Steven will move to the Hoops in the summer
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United boss Jackie McNamara has criticised Ronny Deila's conduct
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Celtic manager Deila has apologised if he 'offended' McNamara

Question: @placeholder played the boots symbolism down, saying: 'I haven't seen the footage but I haven't thought about it.


Islamist militiamen stormed the residential annex of America's embassy in Tripoli on Sunday then took the time to give curious journalists in the Libyan capital a tour. The group  has taken up residence in the annex just over a month after diplomats fled to Tunisia over fears of mounting violence in the North African nation in recent months. An Associated Press journalist walked through the U.S. Embassy compound Sunday after the Dawn of Libya, an umbrella group for Islamist militias, invited onlookers inside. Windows at the compound had been broken, but it appeared most of the equipment there remained untouched.
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Footage reportedly taken inside the compound shows men gathered around the embassy villa's swimming pool, with some even jumping in
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An official claims the compound is being 'safeguarded' and was not 'ransacked'
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The compound has been unoccupied since July 26 when U.S. diplomats evacuated to neighboring Tunisia under a U.S. military escort
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Question: Horsing around: One Dawn of @placeholder militiaman is seen here leaping from an embassy balcony down into the swim


(CNN) -- Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio of Argentina, the new pope, is breaking historic ground by choosing the name Francis. It's the first time the name is being used by a pope, said CNN Vatican expert John Allen. Pope Francis chose his name in honor of St. Francis of Assisi because he is a lover of the poor, said Vatican deputy spokesman Thomas Rosica. "Cardinal Bergoglio had a special place in his heart and his ministry for the poor, for the disenfranchised, for those living on the fringes and facing injustice," Rosica said. St. Francis, one of the most venerated figures in the Roman Catholic Church, was known for connecting with fellow Christians, Rosica added.
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NEW: Pope Francis names himself in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, Vatican says
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The name "Francis" is a first in the Roman Catholic Church, an analyst says
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The new pope sends a signal "this will not be business as usual," the analyst adds
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Namesake St. Francis of Assisi is a most venerated figure

Question: "At that time the @placeholder had a superficial faith which did not shape or transform life, a scarcely zealous clergy, and a chilling of love."


Anderson, South Carolina (CNN) -- Marco Rubio came to South Carolina this week hoping to win over the kind of conservative hardliners who turned on him last year as the Senate immigration reform bill he sponsored hit a roadblock in the Republican-controlled House. By the time Rubio addressed a massive GOP fundraiser here on Monday evening, it wasn't his right flank he had to worry about. The Florida senator and likely presidential candidate was the headline speaker at a "Faith and Freedom" barbecue fundraiser for Rep. Jeff Duncan, the tea party-backed congressman who represents what many Republicans consider the most conservative House district in the state.
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The Florida senator is a likely candidate for the GOP presidential nomination
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He was a speaker at the "Faith and Freedom" barbecue fundraiser Monday night
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Group of DREAMers heckled him during his speech
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Conservatives liked what they heard, but want him to explain his views on immigration

Question: A plugged-in @placeholder operative turned to a reporter and observed dryly, "I couldn't think of a better way to make Rubio look good in South Carolina."

Question: But @placeholder had kind words for the man who graced his fundraiser.


By Lizzie Edmonds and Lucy Crossley Germany's mountain rescuers says doctors are close to reaching an injured cave explorer - who has been stuck deep inside an Alpine cave on the Austrian border since Sunday. Researcher Johann Westhauser, 52, was injured in a rock fall 3,280 feet underground inside the Riesending cave system near Berchtesgaden. Rescue official Robert Nagel today said two doctors are on their way to the site of the accident - some 6,000 meters from the entrance. A rescuer explores the Riesending cave where an explorer is currently lying injured 3,200ft below Specialist rescue workers from Switzerland and Italy have arrived to help with the arduous rescue effort, which could take up to several more days and even weeks
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Johann Westhauser, 52, was injured when hit by rocks on Sunday morning
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He is thought to be 3,280 ft underground in Reinsending cave system
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Two doctors could be with the man within hours, rescuers said today
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Will then decide how to get explorer out - a mission which may take days

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(CNN)From leading the fight against colonial rule in Africa to triumphing in major sporting events, Ghanaians have a lot to feel proud of their country. This is after all one of Africa's major economic powerhouses and a country with a rich history that is consistently held up as a successful example of democracy in the continent. Despite its relatively small size and population, Ghana boasts today one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, driven mainly by its substantial natural riches and strong agricultural production. Previously known as the Gold Coast (because of the vast quantities of the precious metal found there), Ghana gained its independence from Great Britain in 1957, becoming the first sub-Saharan nation to break the chains of colonialism.
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Ghana's economy has traditionally relied on gold and cocoa
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Lately, the government has been pushing for more vegetable production to help boost growth

Question: Since he the discovery of the Jubilee field off the coast of @placeholder in 2007, there have been 23 new oil and gas finds.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Paris Jackson, the 15-year-old daughter of Michael Jackson, was rushed to a hospital after cutting one of her wrists early Wednesday morning, sources close to the Jackson family told CNN. Paris called a suicide counseling hotline early Wednesday, which lead to a counselor calling 911 to the Jackson home in Calabasas, California, those sources said. "Being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are," attorney Perry Sanders said Wednesday morning. "It is especially difficult when you lose the person closest to you. Paris is physically fine and is getting appropriate medical attention. Please respect her privacy and the family's privacy."
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Paris called a suicide hotline, prompting a counselor to call 911, a source says
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"Being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are," a Jackson lawyer says

Question: "It is @placeholder who is putting this case at Paris' back door."


China is well known for its mass-production economy. But these factories are about as far from Foxconn's iPad plants as the imagination can wander. In Dafen, a suburb of the coastal city of Shenzhen in China's south-eastern Guangdong province, thousands of artists labour constantly to reproduce famous paintings for the mass market. Scroll down for video Knock-off masterpieces: A painter works on a copy of a portrait in a studio at Dafen Oil Painting Village in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong province Mass production: A logistics company worker carries oil paintings for packaging and probable sale overseas A vendor waits for customers in a gallery: The Dafen district is believed to be the largest mass producer of oil paintings in the world
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Dafen Oil Painting Village is a suburb of Shenzhen in China's Guangdong province
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Here artists produce up to 60 per cent of the total global volume of reproduction artworks

Question: Painting brushes are placed for sale at a shop in @placeholder: With as many as 5,000 artists working in the suburb every day, there is a large-scale art supplies economy to support them


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:05 EST, 24 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:47 EST, 24 March 2013 A Marine who shot two of his colleagues to death before killing himself amid a suspected love triangle at their barracks in northern Virginia on Thursday night has been identified. Military officials say Sgt Eusebio Lopez, a 25-year-old tactics instructor at a school that tests Marines wanting to become officers, is responsible for the shooting that took the lives of two fellow Marines. Lopez gunned down 19-year-old Lance Cpl. Sara Castromata just after taking the life of Cpl. Jacob Wooley, 23, at the Marine Corps Base Quantico in northern Virginia according to officials on Saturday.
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Sgt. Eusebio Lopez, 25, identified as gunman at the Marine Corps Base Quantico in northern Virginia on Thursday night
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Victims: Lance Cpl. Sara Castromata, 19, and Cpl. Jacob Wooley, 23
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Lopez's Facebook page suggested signs of emotional distress in days leading up

Question: Lopez was an instructor at officer candidates school, known for its grueling 10-week program that evaluates @placeholder on physical stamina, intelligence and leadership.


By Daily Mail Reporter Starbucks is rolling out a program that would allow its workers to earn an online college degree at Arizona State University at a steeply discounted rate. The coffee chain is partnering with the school to offer the option to 135,000 U.S. employees who work at least 20 hours a week. The Seattle-based company says it will phase out its existing tuition reimbursement program, which gave workers up to $1,000 a year for education at certain schools. Starbucks is rolling out a program that would allow its workers to earn an online college degree at Arizona State University, pictured, at a steeply discounted rate
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Workers can earn an online college degree at Arizona State University
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Offered to 135,000 U.S. employees who work at least 20 hours a week
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Program doesn't require workers to stay at Starbucks after they finish
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Pick from a range of  programs that aren't related to their Starbucks work

Question: Enrollment for @placeholder's online program already stands at around 10,000.


By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 16:17 EST, 22 September 2012 | UPDATED: 16:17 EST, 22 September 2012 William Hague will tomorrow  launch a worldwide network of  British Commonwealth embassies to rival the emergence of the EU as a foreign superpower. The Foreign Secretary is in  Canada where he will sign an agreement to open joint UK-Canadian  diplomatic missions abroad. He also hopes Australia and New Zealand will join the initiative whereby the four countries will pool their resources to extend their combined influence on world affairs. Hitting back: Williams Hague hopes to secure Britain's place as a world power
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Will team up with the three Commonwealth allies
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Will look to 'first cousins' to rival Brussels

Question: ‘We would never dream of trusting them with intelligence secrets, but we share everything with the Canadians, Aussies and @placeholder.


It could have been the handset that took on Apple and Google. Mark Zuckerberg and Xiaomi Inc CEO Lei Jun discussed a potential investment by Facebook in China's top smartphone maker ahead of its $1.1 billion fundraising last month, it has been revealed. The firm has been dubbed the 'Apple of China' - and enraged Apple who believe the firm simply copies their work. Xiaomi has enjoyed success with smartphones like the Mi-2A and Mi-2S after it was founded by Lei Jun (above) four years ago although the company has drawn criticism for copying some of Apple's products Xiaomi achieved success in just four years by producing a range of low priced mobile phone handsets that have attracted millions of customers.
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Xiaomi was founded just four years ago by Chinese businessman Lei Jun
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Most successful tech start-up in the world after being valued at $45 billion
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The firm has been accused of copying Apple's designs with its products
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Facebook failed to reach agreement over investment

Question: Similarities in the design of @placeholder's products and those of Apple have earned the company the unofficial title as 'the Apple of China'.


Beijing and Hong Kong, China (CNN) -- China state media said Google's decision to quit censoring its China Web site "violated its written promise" and was "totally wrong." In the chess game between Beijing and Google, Google has redirected all search traffic from mainland China to Google's Hong Kong site, google.com.hk rather than pulling out of China. Although Hong Kong, a former British colony, was handed over to Beijing in 1997, the region operates with some autonomy and has a free press. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs weighed in on Tuesday, saying Google's moves won't impact Sino-U.S. relations -- despite a raft of editorials in state media over the weekend lambasting Google and accusing the company of having close ties to the Obama administration.
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NEW: China's foreign ministry says move won't impact Sino-U.S. relations
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Google says it will stop censoring search results in China
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China Daily quotes official: Move "totally wrong"
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Google.cn users will be re-routed to an uncensored site in Hong Kong

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:49 PM on 18th January 2012 Former Miss USA Rima Fakih made an initial appearance in court today for a drink-driving charge. The former beauty queen was accused of speeding and swerving in her car on December 3 of last year in her hometown of Highland Park, Michigan, and police found an open bottle of champagne in the back of her 2011 Jaguar. She was arrested when police saw her weaving in and out of traffic without using her signal. Looking serious: Former Miss USA Rima Fakih appears in court today after she was arrested for drink-driving last December
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Arrested in December with 0.19 BAC - twice the legal limit
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Police found half-drunk bottle of champagne in back of her Jaguar
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Will go to trial March 13

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(CNN) -- The family of Bob Levinson, who disappeared from Iran seven years ago, has long known he worked for the CIA -- a fact they once feared disclosing because the U.S. government told them it could put Levinson in even more jeopardy. Now, they believe it could be the key to bringing him home. Members of Levinson's family offered the revelation in an interview with CNN on Tuesday, in which they accused the U.S. government of failing to do enough to find and free the missing American and prodded it to act before it's too late. The family said it's time for the government to lay out the facts about Levinson's case.
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U.S. government has failed to do enough to free him, Bob Levinson's family says
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Family says documents strongly suggest Iranian officials arrested him
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The family want U.S. to acknowledge Levinson's work with CIA; officials have not
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Being up-front "would be more of a positive step to getting him home," son says

Question: We've said clearly that we have no knowledge of his whereabouts... We need the United States to explain for @placeholder what a CIA operative was doing, if he was ever in Iranian territory, what was he doing in Iranian territory."


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 07:58 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:55 EST, 31 October 2013 Jailed: Jack Smith has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for attacking a stranger with a meat cleaver A violent thug who attacked a stranger with a meat cleaver in the street on New Year's Eve has been jailed for 21 years. Jack Smith managed to escape justice for more than five years after leaving Matthew Jeeves for dead following the unprovoked assault. But when DNA tests were carried out on a hat left at the scene of the attack in Cheam, Surrey, they proved that Smith was responsible.
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Jack Smith and Barry Hughes set upon Matthew Jeeves with meat cleaver
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They hacked into his face and left him with serious injuries after robbery
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Smith, 23, escaped justice for five years but was caught by DNA from hat
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He has now been sentenced to 21 years in prison at Croydon Crown Court

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Lewis Hamilton has hailed Rory McIlroy as 'phenomenal' ahead of their Sunday night showdown for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award. McIlroy has long been a clear favourite for the honour given his wins this year in The Open and USPGA, as well as helping Europe to victory in the Ryder Cup. But after claiming his second Formula One world title a fortnight ago in Abu Dhabi, so Hamilton's odds have shortened considerably and he is pushing McIlroy to the wire. 'I'm excited to be going,' said Hamilton ahead of flying into London from Los Angeles, where he has held a number of business meetings over recent days.
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Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton nominated alongside Rory McIlroy for BBC Sports Personality of the Year which will be held on Sunday
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Hamilton wished champion golfer McIlroy by text before the ceremony
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Jo Pavey, Lizzy Yarnold, Kelly Gallagher, Charlotte Dujardin, Gareth Bale, George Groves, Max Whitlock and Adam Peaty also on 10-strong shortlist

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Germany is to bid to host the 2024 Summer Games in Berlin or Hamburg, the country's Olympic sports confederation (DOSB) said on Tuesday. The DOSB added that a decision will be made on March 21, 2015 on which of the two cities will be picked. 'Olympic and Paralympic Games are the most important events for German sports,' said president Alfons Hoermann in a statement. Berlin's Olympic Stadium could see the Games return if it's chosen ahead of Hamburg as a 2024 bid city Alfons Hoermann (left), President of the German Olympic Sports Federation (DOSB), and DOSB director general Michael Vesper (right) announced they will choose between the two cities to bid for the next available Games
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Germany will bid for the 2024 Olympic Games and, if not successful, 2028
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The nation's Olympic sports confederation will decide on March 21, 2015
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Likely competition will include a US city, Istanbul, Paris, Rome and Doha

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A senior Obama administration official told reporters on Monday that American citizens who have fought alongside the ISIS terror army have managed to come back into the country and are under active surveillance by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The stunning revelation came ten days after a Democratic New York congressman spilled the beans with a public  but little-noticed claim that there were 40 such 'foreign fighter' jihadis back on U.S. soil. In a gathering with selected journalists, the administration official acknowledged that it's true. The National Counterterrorism Center's latest determination, the official said, 'includes those who've gone, those who've tried to go, some who've come back and are under active – the FBI is looking at them.'
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Obama administration official concedes that ISIS fighters from America have returned to US soil
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Admission comes ten days after congressman said would-be terrorists in the US 'are known and are being tracked'
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As many as 100 Americans are feared to have gone overseas to join ISIS and its murderous jihad
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Feds fear the impact of veteran terror warriors moving freely throughout the country
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ISIS called Monday for attacks on the US and France, which are dropping bombs on them in Iraq: 'Civilians should not be exempt from brutality'

Question: That number has grown dramatically since June 29, when ISIS declared itself a 'caliphate' – an @placeholder nation led by a supreme religious authority.


Washington (CNN) -- When President Barack Obama steps in front of cameras Wednesday, he'll be addressing a nation that's simultaneously war-weary and ready for more military action against ISIS; critical of Obama's handling of the crisis yet largely supportive of his commitment to keep combat troops out. Those currents of public opinion, however convoluted, will shape how Obama frames his strategy for "degrading and ultimately defeating" the Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, which Americans now believe pose a real threat and must be combated. Here's what the polling suggests Americans are listening for when Obama speaks Wednesday: What's your plan?
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President Obama will lay out his plan to deal with ISIS in Iraq and Syria
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CNN's poll suggests Americans are alarmed at the prospect of a terror attack
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But the public does not support putting American troops on the ground
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It is unlikely Congress will need to vote to authorize military action

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By Hannah Roberts Silvio Berlusconi paid underage exotic dancer Ruby-the-Heart-stealer five million Euros to commit perjury at his sex trial, prosecutors believe. The former Italian premier was last year convicted of paying for sex with Ruby, real name Karima el Mahroug when she was just 17, during notorious burlesque orgies at his mansion. It is illegal to have sex with a prostitute under the age of 18 in Italy. An entire troupe of ‘bunga bunga’ girls are also accused of perjury in the Milan prosecutor’s probe into an alleged attempt to pervert the course of justice during the trial. Money talks: Prosecutors believe Karima 'Ruby' el Mahrough was promised €5million by Silvio Berlusconi to keep quiet during his trial
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Silvio Berlusconi paid for sex with Ruby when she was just 17
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Prosecutors now believe Karima 'Ruby' el Mahrough was bribed
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She allegedly told a friend she was expecting €5m from Berlusconi

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Mesut Ozil scored Arsenal's opener - click here for that and more from our Match Zone Like all great managers, Arsene Wenger is at his best when being written off and bombarded with advice from supporters who should know better. The call from Arsenal fans for the manager to sling out Mesut Ozil had reached fever pitch in the build-up to Saturday's match at Villa Park. So what did Wenger do? He ignored popular opinion, made Ozil the focal point of his team and relegated midfielder Jack Wilshere and the popular striker Alexis Sanchez to the bench. Mesut Ozil evades Philippe Senderos to latch on to Danny Welbeck's pass and score Arsenal's opening goal against Aston Villa
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Mesut Ozil stole the show as he scored and claimed an assist against Aston Villa
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German playmaker Ozil set up Welbeck 60 seconds after scoring past Brad Guzan
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Aly Cissokho scored an own goal to round off the scoring for Arsenal
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Aston Villa had to make several changes due to an illness which has hit their camp

Question: Then he sat back and watched @placeholder and deadline-day signing Danny Welbeck tear Villa to shreds with three goals in the space of little more than three minutes.


(CNN)  -- Rafael Nadal claimed his first Australian Open title and denied a tearful Roger Federer his 14th grand slam crown after another epic five-set victory, 7-5 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-2 in Melbourne on Sunday. Nadal holds the trophy as an emotional Federer takes in his defeat. As expected, it proved a titanic struggle between the two leading players in world tennis, who were meeting for the first time since Nadal took Federer's Wimbledon title last July in another five-set classic. Nadal, who played the longest match in Australian Open history to beat Fernando Verdasco in his semifinal, was expected to show signs of tiredness, but it was Federer who wilted in the decider.
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Rafael Nadal beats Roger Federer to win Australian Open title
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The two men serve up another five-set thriller on Rod Laver Arena
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Nadal was winning his sixth grand slam title and first on a hardcourt

Question: At the prize presentation a bitterly disappointed @placeholder admitted he had "felt better" before shedding tears as the crowd gave him a standing ovation.


(CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI's resignation captured the world's attention, and rightly. It is the first papal resignation in nearly six centuries. The pope leads a church that includes a sixth of the world's population. His gravitas reverberates outside Roman Catholicism: The pope talks and people listen. Others are fascinated by Vatican spectacle. Benedict speaks Latin and wears gold vestments. His successor's election by conclave, with sequestering and smoke, is high drama. But for all the excitement and ceremony, the pope is not the most important thing about Catholicism. For all his influence, the pope makes up an infinitesimal fraction of the opinions and activities of Catholics.
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Julie Byrne: Pope Benedict XVI's resignation rightly drew enormous world attention
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She says often media focus on the pope as entirety of Catholic Church
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While pope commands attention, lay groups have become increasingly important, she says
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Byrne: Church is split over many issues; Vatican doctrine is only part of the story

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Peosta, Iowa (CNN) -- President Barack Obama placed the blame for Washington's current political paralysis squarely at the feet of his Republican opponents Tuesday, telling CNN that the GOP's "ideological rigidity" is standing in the way of compromises necessary for stronger economic growth. In a wide-ranging interview with Wolf Blitzer, the president said the inability of GOP leaders in Congress to support a recent $4 trillion deficit reduction deal focused more heavily on spending cuts than revenue increases is evidence of a party placing political considerations before national interests. Americans want to see "Democrats and Republicans putting country before party," he said. "The fact that Speaker (John) Boehner and folks in his caucus couldn't say yes to that (deficit deal) tells me that they're more interested in the politics ... than they are in solving the problem."
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President Obama says greatest terror threat now comes from possible "lone wolf" attack
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Obama says he will be "accountable" for economy but blasts GOP cost-control plans
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Obama tells Wolf Blitzer he's not thinking much about possible GOP opponents
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Obama says he'll cut Perry slack over claim that military members want veteran in office

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Question: But "as president of the @placeholder, I worry about all of it," he said.


A generous businessman, who has anonymously paid for more than 50 funerals, now hopes he can offer what he calls the 'final, ultimate respect' to a grieving family who lost a mother and her two young sons in a freak accident. The man, from Montgomery County, Maryland, has reached out to the family of Marie Gemmell who was killed  along with her three-year-old Cole and one-month-old Devin on December 8 when a jet crashed into their Gaithersburg home. Three men on board the business jet also died when it crashed into the neighborhood near an airport. Scroll down for video
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The man from Maryland offered to pay for the funerals of Marie Gemmell, her three-year-old and one-month-old sons
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They were killed in a freak accident when a jet crashed into their Gaithersburg, Maryland home on December 8
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The generous donor told Fox:  'I think it is very important not to forget where you came from. I came from absolute poverty and God blessed me'
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He paid for funerals of murdered six-year-old Michelle Dorr and teenager Mattie Stepanek, who passed away from a rare form of muscular dystrophy

Question: The anonymous businessman recently told @placeholder that he 'hopes and prays' that they will take him up on his offer and put the other money aside for his daughter's future and college education.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Additional police officers were patrolling Los Angeles International Airport and two other airports Wednesday after a former Transportation Security Administration employee was accused of making a false threat against LAX, authorities said. The beefed-up patrols were also a precaution on the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks, police said. The two other airports are LA/Ontario International Airport in Ontario, California, and Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles, police said. "In light of recent events at Los Angeles International Airport involving a disgruntled former airport worker and the 9/11 anniversary tragedy, Los Angeles Airport police has enhanced the deployment of uniformed officers in and around LAX, Ontario and Van Nuys airports.
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NEW: Ex-TSA employee leaves note: "09/11/2013 THERE WILL BE FIRE! FEAR! FEAR! FEAR!"
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NEW: He tells FBI the note refers to his plan to start street-preaching on that date
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Former TSA employee at LAX quits Tuesday after earlier being suspended
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More police are on patrol at LAX, LA/Ontario International and Van Nuys airports

Question: He was suspended between July 21 and July 27 after he reportedly told a 15-year-old girl that she should "cover up," according to an @placeholder affidavit filed in court.


(Mashable)  -- More than 150,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Apple to remove an app from the iTunes store that was created by a Christian organization they say is anti-gay. Exodus International, which according to its website has ministries that "provide support for individuals who want to recover from homosexuality," released the app on February 15. [UPDATE 11 a.m. ET Wednesday: Apple has pulled the app from its online store.] The app had a 4+ approval rating from the Apple app store, and the organization is quick to point out that this rating is reserved for those apps that "contain no objectionable material."
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Anti-gay Christian organization Exodus International created app
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Petition started by non-profit LBGT advocacy organization Truth Wins Out
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App reflects group's belief that someone can be counseled away from homosexuality

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(CNN) -- The U.S. Embassy in Beijing said Friday it was "extremely disappointed" by a Chinese court decision to uphold the eight-year prison sentence of American citizen Xue Feng. "I am extremely disappointed in the outcome although it wasn't completely unexpected," said U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman. "We ask the Chinese government to consider an immediate humanitarian parole of Xue Feng thereby allowing him to get back to his family and his way of life." The geologist, a naturalized American citizens, was convicted on charges of violating state secrets and faces a fine of 200,000 yuan (about U.S. $30,400). Xue has spent about three years in prison since his arrest.
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The American citizen was sentenced to eight years for allegedly violating state secret laws
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The U.S. ambassador to China has called for his release on humanitarian parole
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Xue was working in China as a geologist for a Colorado-based consulting firm

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(CNN) -- Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr pleaded guilty to charges against him Monday, the Pentagon said, in the first military commission trial there since Barack Obama became president. Khadr, 24, was accused of throwing a grenade during a 2002 firefight in Afghanistan that resulted in the death of Army Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Speer, a Special Forces medic. He also admitted that he "converted landmines to Improvised Explosive Devices and assisted in the planting of 10 IEDs with the intent of killing American forces" in the months before killing Speer, the Pentagon said. Khadr, the youngest detainee at Guantanamo Bay, was 15 at the time. He faced a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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Omar Khadr, 24, accused of throwing a grenade that killed a Special Forces medic in 2002
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Khadr was born in Canada, which held negotiations over his plea
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It's the first Guantanamo military commission of the Obama era

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By Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 13:26 EST, 20 July 2012 | UPDATED: 15:13 EST, 20 July 2012 The so-called 'Naked Rambler' Stephen Gough has been arrested three days after he was released from prison. Gough, a former Royal Marine who hikes across the country naked, was arrested in Townhill, Dunfermline, this afternoon by officers from Fife Constabulary. He was released from Perth Prison on Tuesday, having spent the past six years in the Scottish jail. A spokesman for Fife Constabulary said he was arrested following complaints from members of the public and has been charged with breach of the peace.
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Stephen Gough is charged with breach of the peace
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Re-arrested last time just 60 seconds after leaving prison gates
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YouTube star Zoella, whose real name is Zoe Sugg, famously quit the internet in late 2014 after  it emerged that the editorial team at Penguin helped with the writing of her book. The 23-year-old's debut novel, Girl Online, broke the all-time record for highest first-week sales for a debut author, selling 78,109 copies in its first seven days but as rumours started to spread about a possible ghostwriter, Penguin confirmed that Sugg did not write Girl Online on her own. And now, her friend and fellow vlogger, Tanya Burr, is hoping for similar success as she prepares to publish her debut tome - but has already admitted she had help.
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Top British vlogger Tanya, 25, will release Love, Tanya on 29 January
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Book is a collection of beauty, baking, and style notes, and her life story
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Tanya already has a fashion range for Very and her own beauty collection

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(CNN)Two Al Jazeera journalists  walked out of an Egyptian prison Friday after more than 400 days behind bars. A Cairo court granted bail to Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed pending a retrial on charges that they supported the banned Muslim Brotherhood. Their colleague Peter Greste, who was convicted with them, was freed about two weeks ago and deported to his native Australia. Fahmy, a dual citizen of Egypt and Canada, posted about U.S. $ 33,000 in bail. Mohamed, an Egyptian citizen, was not required to pay but is barred from leaving the country before the retrial on February 23. "Baher is home and with his family," said his wife, Jihan Rashed.
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Their retrial resumes February 23
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Mohamed Fahmy says he reluctantly surrendered his Egyptian citizenship to facilitate his release

Question: The three were arrested in Egypt in December 2013, accused of supporting the @placeholder and broadcasting footage that portrayed the regime falsely with the intention of bringing it down.


MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- Western nations and organizations Tuesday condemned Russian President Dmitry Medvedev for recognizing the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, two breakaway regions in Georgia. A Tskhinvali resident celebrates Russia's recognition of South Ossetia's independence. "This is not an easy choice to make, but it represents the only possibility to save human lives," Medvedev said Tuesday in a televised address. He called on other countries to follow Russia's lead, which comes in the wake of the Russian-Georgian conflict which erupted earlier this month. U.S. President George W. Bush led the condemnation with a strongly worded statement said: "The United States condemns the decision by the Russian president to recognize as independent states the Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. ".
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Russian president signs order recognizing independence of Georgian territories
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U.S., UK, NATO and EU condemn Russian move over independence
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Russia says recognition of independence is in line with international law
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South Ossetia, Abkhazia center of Georgia conflict with Russia

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Question: The Bush administration has insisted that both Abkhazia and South Ossetia remain part of Georgia, a U.S. ally that is seeking @placeholder membership, and says resolving the disputes between the Georgian government and the regions "should be a matter of peaceful negotiations and discussions among the parties."


Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock remembers the first time he clapped eyes on Yannick Bolasie. 'I remember he played up front for us when I was at QPR in a practice match and I remember saying to Flavio (Briatore, who owned QPR), "I can get this lad on £2,000 a week and he's worth a shot, he won't cost anything". 'And he said: "No you can't sign anyone, I'm selling the club". I'll never forget it. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Big Match Stats: Tottenham 0-0 Crystal Palace Yannick Bolasie takes a tumble as he battles for the ball with Spurs defender Ben Davies during the match
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Crystal Palace earned a credible 0-0 draw at Tottenham on Saturday
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Yannick Bolasie was at his bewildering best during the match
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Palace manager Neil Warnock afterwards heaped praise on the winger
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Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino bemoaned the Premier League scheduling

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Erin and William Petersen almost didn't get the ultrasound. You don't really need it, the doctor told them, but come on in if you like and have a look at your baby. They watched excitedly as the baby, just 12 weeks old, moved its hand across the screen. It looked like a wave hello to Mommy and Daddy. Excuse me, the technician said as she put down the ultrasound wand and headed toward the door. "Is everything OK?" the Petersens asked. "No," the technician answered and walked out of the room. Sky-high rate of a birth defect Nearly two years after the state of Washington was alerted to a possible cluster of babies born with severe birth defects, experts are speaking out, criticizing the state health department for not doing enough to save babies' lives.
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Anencephaly is a fatal brain defect
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There has been a cluster in rural Washington
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Experts are criticizing state health department
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The health department has defended its response

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