Arsenal are prepared to spend another £20million in the January transfer market. The areas they are particularly scouting for are centre half, defensive midfield and left back. They will weigh up marquee players, budget ones and those with potential. Here Sportsmail highlights just how much bang for his buck Arsene Wenger may be able to find. VIDEO Arsene Wenger acting coy when discussing Khedira last transfer window Arsene Wenger knows his defence needs reinforcements but he is working on a tight budget in January WINSTON REID (West Ham) Cost £8m West Ham do not want to sell Reid in January and disrupt their promising season. He is out of contract in the summer but the £8m price tag will reflect their desire to keep him.
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Arsenal want to buy a centre back, left back and defensive midfielder
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Gunners defensive frailties have been exposed so far this season
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Winston Reid, Sami Khedira and Ron Vlaar among the potential targets

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On the run: Darren Burdfield has convictions for robbery, assault and Class A drug possession A violent robber has become the third inmate in a week to go on the run from just one open prison. Darren Burdfield was allowed on  leave from Ford Open Prison, West Sussex, despite being jailed for five years last February for robbery, attempted robbery, criminal damage, assault, possession of an offensive weapon, Class A drug possession and various public order offences. The 32-year-old was recalled to jail on Saturday after a 'domestic incident' at the accommodation where he was staying for the weekend, but he did not return.
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Darren Burdfield has convictions for robbery, assault and Class A drugs
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He is third inmate in a week to abscond from Ford  Prison, West Sussex
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Burdfield  recalled to jail after 'domestic incident' while on weekend leave
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But he did not return and is now being hunted by Sussex Police

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By Emily Andrews PUBLISHED: 19:00 EST, 28 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 29 December 2012 Arise Sir Wiggo: Bradley Wiggins, Britain's first Tour de France champion, has been given a knighthood in the New Year's honours list Britain's Olympic heroes have been rewarded for  their success with a record number of gongs in the New Year honours list. The athletes, coaches and organisers who brought delight to the nation this summer dominate the list like no other group before them. A staggering 127 awards have been handed out to those involved – more than 10 per cent of the total. The figure is unprecedented in the 122-year history of the list.
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Olympic athletes,coaches and organisers comprise 10% of honours list
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UK's first Tour de France winner Wiggins to be given knighthood
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Paralympic cycling champion Sarah Storey is to be made a dame
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Four-time Olympic gold medalist Ben Ainslie also to be knighted
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CBEs for Jessica Ennis, Mo Farah, David Weir and Victoria Pendleton
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Wiggins describes his 'disbelief' and says it is 'an incredible honour'

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Their famous partners could not be more different - one is in training to be a future king, while the other is the first British male to win Wimbledon since the 1930s. But the lives of Kim Sears, 26, and the Duchess of Cambridge, 32, have taken a remarkably similar path since the early Noughties. Yesterday, after nine years together, Kim and Andy Murray, 27, announced their engagement. Scroll down for video Tennis star Andy Murray has proposed to his girlfriend of nine years Kim Sears (left). The 26-year-old and the Duchess of Cambridge (right) have followed similar path in their adult lives, including long courtships before getting engaged to famous men. Like Kate, Kim has had a style transformation into a fashion icon
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Kim Sears and the Duchess of Cambridge have followed similar paths
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Both women had long courtships before getting engaged to famous men
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Judy Murray claims independent Kim is 'Best thing to happen to Andy'
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Straight A's student shuns the limelight and has forged career as an artist
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Like Kate, Kim has had a style transformation into a fashion icon

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 10:54 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 21 November 2012 A mother and her boyfriend are wanted by police after leaving her three-year-old son at hospital so badly beaten that he has been left visually impaired. The child's body was covered in burns and bruises, both old and new injuries, authorities said when he was brought in last Wednesday. Jessica Linscott, 23, and her 27-year-old boyfriend Roland Dow were expected to hand themselves in to police on Monday but are now on the run after disappearing in Plaistow, New Hampshire. Scroll down for video
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Jessica Linscott, 23, and boyfriend Roland Dow, 27, disappeared on Friday in New Hampshire
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Three-year-old was brought to hospital by couple with old and new injuries that they claimed were self-inflicted
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Linscott's family believe she may be in danger with Dow

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(CNN) -- Salman Rushdie will always be most famous for "The Satanic Verses," the 1988 novel that earned the author a death warrant from the late Ayatollah Khomeini. But for literary merit alone, some rate the earlier "Midnight's Children" as Rushdie's greatest work. Now, the classic novel is hitting the movie screen in an adaptation by Rushdie himself. The author's first foray into screenwriting was not an easy assignment, he admits. After all, the book encompasses 30 years of India's history, from independence from Britain in 1947 to the turbulent rule of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. CNN spoke with the renowned writer about the cinematic rendering of his book, directed by Deepa Mehta (out in limited release now). Below is an edited version of the conversation.
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Salman Rushdie adapted his novel "Midnight's Children"
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It is Rushdie's first screenplay, and he narrates the film
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He says the historical events of the movie are still relatable today

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(CNN) -- The renewed bloodshed and defiant protests in Egypt prompts a provocative question: Could Egypt really collapse? Just two years into a revolution that ignited during the Arab Spring, Egypt's defense minister warned this week the raging conflict "may lead to the collapse of the state and threaten the future of our coming generations." On Wednesday, analysts described that statement as overreaching, but none dismissed the severity of the country's problems. "His comments were a bit over the top," said Joshua Stacher, a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center of Scholars. "It depends on what your definition of what 'collapse' is," added Steven A. Cook, senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. "The economy is certainly in terrible shape."
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Egypt's raging conflict "may lead to the collapse of the state," defense minister says
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The remark is a warning that things are getting out of control, analysts say
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Egypt's government needs to build "confidence" among its people, Clinton says

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With her smooth and sultry tones, Linette Beaumont has become the first woman to star in a commercial for Viagra. If the English actress looks vaguely familiar, it's because she's made brief appearances in most of Britain's most popular TV soaps. The 44-year-old blonde was picked, according to Viagra makers Pfizer, after the company polled men suffering with erectile dysfunction who admitted that a woman would 'reassure' them - as well as motivating them to contact their doctor. Scroll down for video The new face of erectile dysfunction: Linette Beamont stars in the first Viagra TV commercial that targets the less-obvious sufferers of the sexual condition: women
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Linette Beaumont, 44, is the first woman to star in a Viagra commercial
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Drug makers Pfizer polled men, who admitted a woman would motivate them to go to the doctor

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West Ham's stars helped spread some Christmas cheer on Tuesday afternoon as captain Kevin Nolan led a hospital visit to a children's ward in east London. Just a stone's throw away from the Hammers' Upton Park home, Nolan was one of eight first-team players from Sam Allardyce's squad to hand out festive goodie bags containing games, mini-footballs, towels and much more to young patients on the Rainbow Ward at Newham University Hospital. Nurses and hospital staff were equally delighted as they posed for photographs and got autographs from Nolan, James Tomkins, James Collins, Stewart Downing, Mauro Zarate, Diego Poyet, Matt Jarvis and Alex Song.
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West Ham stars gave out festive goodie bags to young patients
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They visited the Rainbow Ward at Newham University Hospital on Tuesday
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Kevin Nolan led seven of his team-mates in giving out the presents
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James Tomkins, James Collins, Stewart Downing, Mauro Zarate, Diego Poyet, Matt Jarvis and Alex Song were among those at the visit

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(CNN)For the first time since two people died in the terrifying sinking of the Bounty in Hurricane Sandy, federal officials Monday pointed fingers at what likely caused the disaster. Bounty Capt. Robin Walbridge's "reckless decision to sail ... into the well-forecast path of Hurricane Sandy" was the probable cause of the tall ship's October 2012 sinking off the coast of North Carolina, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a report released Monday. The ship, carrying 16 crew members, flipped sideways in heavy seas and high winds, spilling everyone into the Atlantic. Walbridge, 63, was never found and is presumed dead; deckhand Claudene Christian -- a 42-year-old rookie -- died after Coast Guard rescuers were unable to revive her.
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Bounty survivor: Captain should have ordered crew to abandon ship 4 hours sooner
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First report by federal investigators blames HMS Bounty sinking on captain and ship owners
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Captain went missing after shipwreck; deckhand Claudene Christian died in the disaster
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Lawyer for victim's family says her parents are "not doing well at all"

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Question: Ten of @placeholder's crew members had been aboard for less than a year -- including two who had joined less than a month before the sinking.


A family have caused outrage after putting up a fake Halloween tombstone with President Barack Obama's name on. Jamilla Phillips says the decoration in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma, is offensive and lacks 'respect.' She said she has just moved into the neighborhood, but after seeing the sign felt compelled to speak up, saying she was worried about the effect it would have on children. A family have caused outrage after putting up a fake Halloween tombstone with President Barack Obama's name on Jamilla Phillips says the decoration in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma, is offensive and lacks 'respect'
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The Halloween decoration is in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma
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Neighbor Jamilla Phillips says it is offensive and lacks 'respect'
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But Dockens family said they've put decoration up for past three years
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Family said there are no other complaints

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By Daily Mail Reporter The New Jersey woman who narrowly escaped death after her boyfriend's former partner put a hit out on her life says she still lives in fear. Even after Nicole Faccenda, 45, was jailed in 2013 for 10 years for plotting her death, Jennifer, the girlfriend of Faccenda's ex-boyfriend, Howie, still cannot believe the lengths she was willing to go to. Faccenda was arrested after a week-long ATF operation, in which she told federal agents posing as hitmen exactly what she wanted. Victim: Nicole Faccenda tried to have Jennifer, who is pictured but hasn't revealed her surname, killed by hitmen
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Nicole Faccenda, 45, of New Jersey, was arrested in a police sting in 2011
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She unwittingly solicited an undercover officer to kill the new girlfriend of her former boyfriend
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She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in 2013
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The victim, Jennifer, has spoken out for the first time saying she still lives in fear
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Faccenda told agents posing as hitmen, 'I wouldn't care if she was in a horrible, horrible, horrible car accident and mangled up'
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Martin Skrtel scored twice as Liverpool took Arsenal apart in this this fixture last season. For Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers, however, the goal he scored late at Anfield on Sunday may prove more important. Skrtel in some ways epitomises Liverpool’s defending in that he doesn’t always look quite good enough. There is no doubting the Slovakian’s bravery, however. He may have been withdrawn had Liverpool had better back-up on their bench after a horrible clash with Olivier Giroud that left him with a stud-shaped hole in the back of his head. All wrapped up like a rather sombre Christmas present, though, Skrtel rampaged on and the crashing header he delivered from a corner at the death has at least given his manager reason to believe that maybe not everything in the football universe is against him right now.
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Liverpool and Arsenal drew 2-2 in their Premier League clash at Anfield
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Martin Skrtel scored a late equaliser, Philippe Coutinho scored the opener
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Liverpool finished the game with 10 men after Fabio Borini was sent off
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Brendan Rodgers' side have clearly improved in recent weeks

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(CNN) -- Add another chapter to the illustrious history of freewheeling vice presidential debates. At Centre College in Kentucky, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan engaged in what might euphemistically be described as a lively exchange of ideas. In reality it felt more like a testy verbal brawl between father and son. Consider these key 5 moments from the debate. Ryan: No need to apologize This is a well played moment by Ryan, one of his best of the debate. He has a specific argument to make, and he fleshes out that argument clearly and logically. Ryan also delivers the material in an effective way. You can see his face become more animated as he speaks, and he uses simple rhetoric to express his doubts about the Obama administration's handling of the killing of the U.S. ambassador to Libya.
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Alan Schroeder: Debate's most striking feature was the age gap between candidates
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Schroeder: Biden managed to dominate the evening
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He says Ryan came across as not quite seasoned enough for the office he seeks
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Schroeder: Biden allows Obama to hit the reset button for his rematch with Romney

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By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 08:33 EST, 18 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:36 EST, 18 September 2013 Friends and family of a Georgia teenager abducted in the night yesterday are scrambling to gather a ransom now being demanded by her kidnappers. The two strangers who wrenched Ayvani Hope Perez from her suburban Atlanta home want $10,000 for the 14-year-old’s safe return. The men are making the rare ransom demand despite taking Perez only after the family had no money or jewelry to give Tuesday. Scroll down for video... 'She's safe! ': Home invaders stole Ayvani Hope Perez, 14, away from her family Tuesday. The teen was returned to her family safe and sound Wednesday
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150 family members and classmates of Ayvani Hope Perez held a vigil for the girl's safe return Tuesday night
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The 14-year-old was kidnapped while still in her Star Wars pajamas
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Georgia police put out an alert on the 4-foot-9, 93-pound girl around 4am Tuesday
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Two male, African American men fled the scene in a gray sedan and Perez is believed to be in extreme danger
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The invaders also shot the family dog

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LA PAZ, Bolivia (CNN)  -- Bolivian officials have declared a health emergency after three deaths attributed to dengue hemorrhagic fever, the often-lethal form of a mosquito-borne disease that more than 1,000 Bolivians are thought to have contracted since November. Brazilian soldiers pour insecticide to fight dengue fever in 2008. Bolivia also is battling the mosquito-borne disease. At least 12 unconfirmed instances of dengue hemorrhagic fever have been reported in the first 17 days of 2009, the official ABI news agency said. About 250 cases of dengue fever, the milder, nonlethal form of the disease, have been confirmed in the past two weeks, said Health Minister Ramiro Tapia in the Los Tiempos de Cochabamba newspaper.
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At least 12 unconfirmed instances of dengue hemorrhagic fever reported in Bolivia
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Bolivia fights disease with 20,000-plus in military, 2.5 tons of insecticide
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Cases of dengue fever usually spike in Bolivia's hot and rainy season
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At least 55,000 contracted disease last year in Brazil

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As you step off the plane in Malabo, a nurse stops you and takes your temperature. Another forces you to wash your hands with alcoholic hand gel, before a third questions you on which countries you've visited in the last few months. Welcome to the Africa Cup of Nations. It’s a remarkable feat that this competition is taking place at all. It’s been just two months since Morocco confirmed that they would not be hosting the tournament, and only 64 days since Equatorial Guinea stepped in as the hosts. People gather outside the Bata Stadium before opening match between Equatorial Guinea and Congo
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Equatorial Guinea have had just 64 days to prepare for the tournament
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President Teodoro Obiang given away 40,000 free tickets to local
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Complaints as some teams struggle to find hotels with enough beds
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Algeria favourites to be crowned tournament winners

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- If mention of The Pirate Bay conjures up images of parrots, peg legs and planks, or geeky jargon like BitTorrent and jailbreak leaves you all at sea, this handy A-Z will help you navigate the choppy waters of the online piracy debate. "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," starring Hugh Jackman, was downloaded over a million times after being leaked in early April. The Screening Room's indispensable lexicon of online piracy will teach you cracking from key generators: You'll never again be caught out wondering how "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" fits into warez. A is for anti-piracy  Efforts to prevent the illegal transfer and use of copyrighted material -- often spearheaded by corporate associations like the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) -- using a variety of digital rights management (DRM) tools like encryption, product keys and serial numbers. Technologically often a step or two behind the pirates, the entertainment industry will sue for breach of copyright.
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A run-down of the biggest online piracy moments since Napster in 1999
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F is for Free Culture, a group that rejects the idea of modern copyright law
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S is for Sweden, where the "Internet trial of the century" has just concluded

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Found? Police say remains found in Idaho might belong to Josh Reddington who vanished in 2000 A dismembered body found in an isolated cabin in Idaho appears to be a man who vanished 14 years ago after he was last seen with the son of a Chicago hitman, police have said. Skeletal remains that were discovered in an isolated cabin near Idaho City likely belong to Josh Reddington, from Salmon, who was 25 when he disappeared in 2000, Idaho State Police said. He was last seen with Michael Dauber, 45, who was arrested in March on suspicion of the murder of another man, his roommate Steven Kalogerakos, who was shot dead in December 2007.
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Skeletal remains have been found in a cabin near Idaho City and likely belong to Josh Reddington, who vanished in 2000, police said
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He was last seen with Michael Dauber, the son of hitman Billy Dauber, who was believed to have killed as many as 30 people before his death in 1980
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Michael Dauber, now 45, is in jail on suspicion of murdering his long-time friend and roommate Steve Kalogerakos
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Kalogerakos vanished in December 2007 but his dismembered remains were found near Idaho City last year

Question: @placeholder' dismembered body parts were uncovered last year in a makeshift grave in rugged mountainous terrain near Idaho City, prosecutors have said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:17 EST, 1 May 2012 | UPDATED: 18:46 EST, 1 May 2012 The two Bronx men who lost their wives, daughters and other family members in a deadly crash on Sunday which claimed seven lives visited the site yesterday at 12.30pm - exactly 24 hours after the fatal crash occurred. Ramon Rosario was joined by Juan Gonzalez as both men summoned up the strength to see the place their families met their end in a wooded area of the Bronx Zoo. Mr Rosario, whose wife Maria Nunez, 35, and daughters Niely, seven, and Marly Rosario, three, perished in the crash, told the New york Post: 'I know what happened, but I wanted to see how it happened.'
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Juan Gonzalez says his family went to church shortly before the Sunday crash
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Driver was his wife, 45-year-old Maria Gonzalez
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Parents, sister, daughter and nieces, aged three to 85, died in the crash
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All seven passengers had to be extracted from the car and were pronounced dead at the scene

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Bianca Jagger (pictured), the 69-year-old ex-wife of Mick Jagger, was subjected to vicious abuse online after coming out in support of a campaign to stop Everton FC building a new stadium  in Liverpool Bianca Jagger has hit out at abusers who trolled her after she opposed plans for Everton's new stadium, branding them worse than 'dictators and war criminals'. The 69-year-old ex-wife of Mick Jagger was subjected to vicious 'racist and sexist abuse' online after coming out in support of a campaign to stop Everton FC building a new stadium. The human rights campaigner said she had rarely received such a level of abuse despite campaigning for years against dictators and war criminals.
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Bianca Jagger, 69, received vicious abuse online after backing campaign
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Mick Jagger's ex came out in support to stop Everton FC's stadium plans
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Premiership club is proposing new ground at Walton Hall Park in Liverpool
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Proposed 50,000-seater stadium would replace its current Goodison Park
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Ms Jagger branded internet trolls worse than 'dictators and war criminals'

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For some couples a simple weekend away is enough to make them feel they’ve got out of the house and experienced something special. Not for the Skinners, though. Husband and wife team Andy and Sarah Skinner have spent the past 10 years travelling the world together to remote locations as they photograph wild animals in their most intimate moments. The couple from Berkshire have captured some of the most dangerous beasts on our planet going about their daily business in this stunning collection of wildlife images. Scroll down for video An adorable but wild at heart lion cub patrols a stretch ground in Savuti in Botswana, as photographed by Andy and Sarah Skinner
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Andy and Sarah Skinner have visited Africa, India, North America and Arctic to take remarkable photographs
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The married couple from Berkshire have made more than 50 excursions since 2004, and 40 of those to Africa
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Sarah's day job is as a bathroom account manager and Andy works as a heating and plumbing engineer
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Their images include cheetahs bonding, lions fighting, bears playing and a gorilla at its most relaxed

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(CNN) -- Jenson Button might not be having his best year on the race track, but it's been another notable year for the Briton competing in triathlon events. What started out as a way of keeping in physical and mental shape for the rigors of Formula One has turned into serious hobby for the 2009 world champion, earning him -- at the age of 34 -- the distinction of being called the fittest man in the pit lane. In July, Button hosted his third annual charitable triathlon at Luton Hoo Estate in Bedfordshire, raising a "huge amount" for Cancer Research UK, and last month he finished 11th out of 1,675 competitors and second in his age group at an Ironman event in the Philippines.
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McLaren driver seeks fitness expertise from advanced sports lab
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GSK Human Performance Lab helping unravel secrets of elite performance
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McLaren driver tests fitness against pro triathletes the Brownlee brothers
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Button has some of quickest reactions ever shown at London-based lab

Question: All of which makes Button -- who is seventh in the F1 drivers' championship with just one podium finish all season for his @placeholder team -- one of the most famous amateur triathletes in the world.


By Simon Cable PUBLISHED: 20:30 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:26 EST, 11 March 2013 Turbulent relationship: Angie Bowie with the singer and son Zowie, now Duncan Jones, in February 1974 at a Hotel in Amsterdam It has been lauded by critics as one of the greatest comebacks in the history of pop. But David Bowie's return has failed to impress his ex-wife, who has called his latest material 'diabolical'. Angie Bowie, who was married to the singer for ten years, has dismissed his new album, claiming he hasn't written a good song since 1974. She said: 'I listened to the first single  – Where Are We Now? – and it was just awful, just diabolical. The second one was worse than that.
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Angie Bowie said the singer has not written a good song since 1974
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The former model says the 66-year-old star's new songs are 'boring'
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Angie claims they almost missed their wedding because of a threesome
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She spoke about allegedly catching him naked in bed with Mick Jagger

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:45 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:09 EST, 20 December 2013 A psychopath with a string of domestic violence convictions beat his lover to death in a row over Christmas presents two weeks after he was freed from jail. Russian Anastasia Voykina, 23, moved in with Felipe Lopes because she was 'idealistic' and wanted to help him overcome his mental health issues, the Old Bailey heard. But Lopes had a heated argument with her over a Christmas present and knocked their festive tree down the stairs, the court heard.
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Felipe Lopes, 28, beat lover to death in their flat in Streatham, south London
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Anastasia Voykina had moved in with him 'because she wanted to help him'
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He sexually assaulted 23-year-old and left her body for more than a week
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Lopes admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility
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He faces either prison or a hospital order depending on medical evidence

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Katie Hopkins might have made enemies on Celebrity Big Brother but it seems the outspoken star is intent on making a few more after branding Atomic Kitten singer Natasha Hamilton 'chubby' during a TV appearance. Now the 32-year-old singer has hit back, describing Hopkins' words as 'harmful' and saying the reality star is likely to leave a 'toxic and negative' legacy. Hamilton was left fuming after 40-year-old Hopkins' appearance on The Wright Stuff - in particular because she gave birth to her fourth child just five months ago. Writing in a post on her BabyCentre blog, Hamilton explained that she has focused on looking after her health since the birth and reacted with 'complete horror' when she heard Hopkins' remark.
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Katie branded Atomic Kitten 'chubby' on The Wright Stuff this week
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Size 8 Natasha, who gave birth five months ago, says she's 'very harmful'
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Natasha spoke candidly about weight struggles but says she's happy now

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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:43 EST, 19 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:43 EST, 19 July 2012 Plans for a national flagship were hailed yesterday as a demonstration that Britain still has a ‘lust for adventure’, as they gathered growing support from senior ministers. The proposal for a privately-funded vessel to represent the nation around the world won the backing of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, Education Secretary Michael Gove and Business Secretary Vince Cable. The Daily Mail revealed yesterday that David Cameron and Ed Miliband were supporting a fundraising campaign for a ship that will act as both an ambassador for UK trade and a ‘university of the seas’, providing maritime education opportunities for young people.
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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Education Secretary Michael Gove among MPs behind privately-funded project

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Barack Obama's top strategist said that the campaign will take a 'hard look' at how to approach future debates in the light of last night's failure - and appealed to the media to challenge Mitt Romney on the issues which the President avoided in Denver. All but stating that the Republican had won the debate, David Axelrod conceded that the performance aspect was 'not the President's strong suit in these events' but insisted that 'I don't see us adding huge amounts of additional prep time.' The remarks came after the Obama campaign was left reeling by Mr Romney's knockout performance in the candidates' first head-to-head clash, with polls suggesting that voters regarded the former governor of Massachusetts as the debate winner by a margin of more than two to one.
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Mitt Romney revels in aftermath of crushing debate victory
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Obama strategist David Axelrod admits presentation is 'not President's strong suit' and promises re-set of debate planning
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Democrat comes out fighting in Denver speech to supporters

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A yellow Ferrari bought by Elton John when he first became famous in 1972 has gone on sale for £300,000. The Ferrari Dino 246GT, one of fewer than 500, belonged to the singer for six months before he gave it to longstanding drummer, Nigel Olsson. Having changed hands another five times since, it is expected to fetch £280,000 at a London auction at the end of the month. Scroll down for video The Ferrari 246GT was bought by Elton John in 1972 following the success of his single Crocodile Rock. It is being sold at auction in London and is expected to fetch £280,000
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The bright yellow Ferrari Dino 246GT is one of just 500 brought to the UK
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It belonged to Elton John in 1972 following success of  Crocodile Rock
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Singer gave it to his drummer after racking up 5,000 miles in six months
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It is expected to fetch £280,000 at auction in central London this month

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 11 May 2012 | UPDATED: 21:28 EST, 11 May 2012 FBI agents discovered only two guns while raiding the house of a reputed Connecticut mobster suspected of having information about the 1990 robbery of a Boston museum that remains the largest art heist in history. The mystery deepens after yesterday's search by more than 20 agents in haz-mat suits turned up nothing connected to the art heist. They examined a car in the driveway, searched a wooded area and removed boxes of evidence from the ranch-style suburban home of 75-year-old Robert Gentile, who has been detained since February on federal drug and weapons charges.
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Agents in haz-mat suits raided Connecticut home of Robert Gentile, 75, who has known mobster ties in Philadelphia
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Were searching for $500m of art - including Manet, Rembrandt, and Vermeer
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Found two guns buried in the back yard

Question: Prosecutors say Gentile is a member of a @placeholder crime family.


Three men have been jailed for raping a 23-year-old woman who admitted she could not remember if she had consented to sex or not. Pawel Chudzicki, 49, former soldier Michael Armitage, 44, and Rafal Segiet, 40, raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln in 2012. They were imprisoned for six years each despite Judge John Pini QC, who jailed the men at Lincoln Crown Court, attempting to halt the trial halfway through because of a lack of evidence. Pawel Chudzicki (left), 49, former soldier Michael Armitage (centre), 44, and Rafal Segiet (right), 40, raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln in 2012 subjecting her to a 20-hour ordeal
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Pawel Chudzicki, 49, Michael Armitage, 44, and Rafal Segiet, 40, jailed
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They were imprisoned for total of 18 years for raping 23-year-old woman
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They raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln after meeting her in a nightclub
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Court heard she had 12 shots of vodka and had little memory of ordeal
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Men convicted despite judge trying to halt trial due to a lack of evidence
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Prosecution challenged decision and Court of Appeal overruled the judge

Question: Chudzicki is a father-of-three and forklift truck driver @placeholder is a father-of-two.


By David Mccormack A 21-year-old woman who tweeted '2 drunk 2 care' hours before she killed two young women in a wrong-way car crash on a Florida highway has told Inside Edition that she is sorry for what she did and that she doesn't remember anything about the incident. Kayla Mendoza was hit earlier this month with eight charges including DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide for killing Kaitlyn Ferrante and Marisa Catronio, both 21, in a head-on crash last November. ‘When I found out that not only did I get into an accident, but the two girls I got into an accident had passed away, it just really made me wonder why I didn't too,’ a tearful Mendoza told Inside Edition on Wednesday.
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Kayla Mendoza, 21, drove the wrong-way down a Florida highway and killed two friends after crashing into their vehicle
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She has been charged with DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide
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In her first interview since the incident, she told Inside Edition that she was sorry for what she had done and didn't remember much from the evening
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'No matter how much I hate myself for what happened, nothing I say will change anything,' she said
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She claims her infamous '2 drunk 2 care' text was a message directed at her boyfriend who she had had a disagreement with
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Marisa Catronio, 21, and her best friend Kaitlyn Ferrante, 21, were killed in the head-on crash last November

Question: Mendoza, who is still recovering from her injuries from the crash, covered her face so she would not have to look at the faces of the grieving families who gathered on Monday at the @placeholder jail


(CNN) -- In Pennsylvania, Tyler Dix, a 16-year-old movie buff, is wide awake by 7 a.m. to cook breakfast for his younger siblings. Moranda Hern and Kaylei Deakin started Sisterhood of the Traveling BDUs, or battle dress uniforms. In Georgia, Tucker Simmons, a 14-year old novice guitarist, prepares ice packs for his mother whenever her chronic lower back pain kicks in. In California, Kaylei Deakin, an avid 17-year old rock climber, disciplines her little sisters when they act out. Tyler, Tucker and Kaylei are three teenagers from across the country who have very different interests, but one experience that bonds them: They grew up fast -- sometimes too quickly -- to fill the shoes of mom or dad when their parent was shipped off to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Children of parents deployed to wars overseas assume adult responsibilities
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Deployments cause stress but also force teens to become more resilient
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"My dad told me I am the man of the house, and I have to act like it," says Tyler Dix, 16
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Teens created the Sisterhood of the BDUs to bring girls together

Question: "We chose the perspective that it's our duty to share our daddy," @placeholder's mom Joy Simmons said.

Question: High school student Kaylei Deakin of @placeholder remembered being teased when she wore her father's jacket to school after he was deployed to Afghanistan in April 2007.


(CNN) -- Is anyone surprised that more than half of births to American women under 30 now occur outside of marriage? Or that marriage is losing ground in Middle America? What's the big deal? After all, some Americans believe that "marriage is just a piece of paper," while others think that fathers are no longer essential. Despite these worrisome statistics and views, the institution of marriage is not disappearing in American life. Marriage is certainly not in trouble for the privileged and powerful. Forget Kim Kardashian, Arnold Schwarzenegger or Tiger Woods. In spite of the high-profile marital misbehavior of a few politicians, professional athletes and Hollywood starlets, marriage is actually growing stronger, in many respects, among educated and affluent Americans.
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More American women under 30 are having kids outside of marriage, research shows
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W. Bradford Wilcox: Marriage grows stronger among educated but less so among the poor
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Wilcox: Children and men often pay a big price when they are not in a married home
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He says policymakers should take actions to strengthen the institution of marriage

Question: For @placeholder without a college degree, divorce remains high, marital quality is falling, and nonmarital childbearing is surging.


By Ryan Lipman Getting back to nature resulted in Sydney photographer David Stefanoff bringing some of Australia's most recognisable faces to life by projecting them onto trees and rocks. 'The photographic journey was a way of getting away from the computer and into Sydney parks,' Stefanoff told Daily Mail Australia. 'A photo is the finished product but there's everything else between - this was a way to spend a lot of time reconnecting with nature.' Bringing nature to life: Sydney photographer creates stunning portraits using trees as a backdrop The collection of faces in the series were complied of Stefanoff's idols and people he respects, including  co-founder of fashion label Alpha-60 Georgie Cleary, pictured left, and skateboarder James McInnes
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Sydney photographer projected famous faces onto trees and rocks
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David Stefanoff took the images at night at various NSW locations
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His work was inspired by Vivid Sydney and a desire to get back to nature
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The series is called Photosynthesis and features famous faces such as Andrew Denton and Adam Spencer

Question: Stefanoff said his work's name @placeholder was a play on words, as trees normally turn light into energy, but he was using light to create an image.


Washington (CNN) -- In a graphic example of election-year politics at work, a defense bill that would repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy got blocked Tuesday in the U.S. Senate by a Republican-led filibuster. The bill stalled on a 56-43 vote, four short of the 60 votes needed to overcome the Republican opposition. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, changed his vote to "no" as a tactical move, allowing him to bring the measure up later. Reid and other Democrats accused Republicans of stalling the National Defense Authorization Act, which traditionally passes with bipartisan support, to undermine the "don't ask, don't tell" repeal and an immigration provision offering a path to citizenship for students and soldiers who are children of illegal immigrants.
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NEW: McCain accuses Democrats of cynical stance on defense bill
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NEW: Durbin says Republicans wanted to kill immigration provision
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Defense bill that would repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" military policy is blocked
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White House disappointed but says "we'll keep trying"

Question: Reid had said he wanted the @placeholder to take up the bill now, but no final vote would take place until after the November 2 elections.


By Mark Duell Talented musician: Frances Andrade, 48, received psychiatric help only weeks before the trial A concert violinist was urged by police not to seek counselling before she gave evidence in court against a choirmaster who sexually abused her as a teenager - in case it altered her memory, a coroner heard today. The inquest into the death of Frances Andrade - who died of an overdose - was told that the talented musician increasingly struggled to cope with depression and anxiety in the year ahead of the trial of ex-choirmaster Michael Brewer. Mrs Andrade died at her home in Guildford, Surrey, in January 2013, just a week after giving evidence in court about the historic sexual abuse, which came to light when her friend reported it to Surrey Police two years earlier.
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Frances Andrade, 48, struggled to cope with depression and anxiety
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It was in the year ahead of the trial of ex-choirmaster Michael Brewer
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Mrs Andrade died at her home in Guildford, Surrey, in January 2013
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One week after giving evidence in court about historic sexual abuse
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Known as Fran, she was aged just 14 and 15 at the time of the abuse
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For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here

Question: ‘Four months before the trial, @placeholder wanted something pragmatic, something here and now that related more to the court case than her past experiences,’ Mrs Morrison said.


San Pancrazio, Italy (CNN) -- Helen and Armando Rendón recently visited Tuscany, Italy, for the first time. Residents of northern California, the couple took part in the June 29 candlelight procession honoring massacre victims at San Pancrazio. Rendón, an author, teacher and civil rights lawyer, describes how the experience allowed him a rare glimpse inside the "real Tuscany," not the storybook one depicted in the movies. A former schoolteacher, Helen was reminded of the injustices she witnessed in her native Baghdad during World War II. Here is an edited transcript of their interview. And read the full story of San Pancrazio.
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Couple who attended San Pancrazio memorial share their feelings
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Armando Rendón: To recollect the way they do it is really beautiful
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Helen Rendón: The children were laughing, running and playing. They were very happy.

Question: AR: I had a romanticized idea about @placeholder: a lot of vineyards and people drinking wine out on their patios.


Ask a football fan who the greatest player in the world right now is, and they will more than likely fire back at you one of two names. Since 2008, the official world's greatest player prizes have been a two-horse race between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. But for how long can the duo dominate at the top before a young upstart takes their place? It could be sooner than you think as a certain Neymar is already exceeding the game's dominant duo at international level. Neymar scored twice in Brazil's 4-0 friendly win over Turkey in Istanbul on Wednesday
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Neymar scored twice in Brazil's 4-0 win over Turkey in Istanbul
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Has international strike rate better than Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
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Barcelona forward vows only to improve after being in form of his life

Question: Lionel Messi (left) and Cristiano Ronaldo's strike rates at international level are no match for @placeholder's


(CNN) -- Following the liberal footsteps of Colorado and Washington, Alaska, Oregon and the District of Columbia passed ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana this month. Florida's medical marijuana law failed, but only because as a constitutional amendment it needed 60% support; 58% voted in favor of it. In 2016, another five to 10 states will likely consider legalization -- possibly Arizona, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont. It's not surprising. Opinion polls show that marijuana legalization now commands majority support across the country. Do these developments mean that full legalization is inevitable?
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Alaska, Oregon and District of Columbia recently legalized marijuana
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Jeffrey Miron: State legalization is not enough; what U.S. needs is federal legalization
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He says federal prohibition is a problem; doctors and researchers are afraid to use it
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Miron: Given marijuana's potential in medicine, Congress should make it legal

Question: The main impact of @placeholder's legalization has been that marijuana users can now purchase and use with less worry about harsh legal ramifications.


(CNN) -- Adam Mayes -- accused of murder and kidnapping in a case involving a Tennessee mother and her three daughters -- has died, FBI spokesman Joel Siskovic said late Thursday. The two sisters he allegedly kidnapped were found alive, law enforcement sources said. There had been conflicting reports about whether Mayes was dead or alive after he reportedly shot himself in Union County, Mississippi. Daniel McMullen, FBI special agent in charge in Jackson, Mississippi, said that officers with the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol and state Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Parks rescued Alexandria and Kyliyah Bain, "alive and unharmed."
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Reports indicate Adam Mayes shot himself in head, FBI says
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Two abducted sisters were found alive in Mississippi
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Adam and wife Teresa Mayes were charged with kidnapping and murder

Question: The FBI on Wednesday put @placeholder on its list of 10 most wanted fugitives.


(CNN) -- A police officer in Tucson, Arizona, asks that local law enforcement be exempt from enforcing the state's new immigration law in a lawsuit filed in federal court on Thursday. Officer Martin H. Escobar claims in the suit that the law will "seriously impede law enforcement investigations and facilitate the successful commission of crimes." He also says there are no "race-neutral criteria or basis to suspect or identify who is lawfully in the United States," including a person's proximity to the Mexican border, linguistic characteristics and capabilities, skin color, clothing worn or the type of vehicle driven. The law, signed by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on April 23, allows police to ask anyone for proof of legal U.S. residency. Brewer and others who support the law have said it does not involve racial profiling or any other illegal acts.
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Law allows police to ask anyone for proof of legal U.S. residency
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Lawsuit says law will "seriously impede law enforcement investigations"
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Suit says there are no "race-neutral criteria" to determine who in the U.S. lawfully
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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says law does not involve racial profiling

Question: "It is illegal in @placeholder, and it's certainly illegal in Arizona."


President Barack Obama on Tuesday bestowed the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, on 13 people from all walks of life, hailing them for changing the world for the better. One of them, Dr. William Foege, helped lead the effort to eradicate smallpox, saving millions of lives. Madeleine Albright was the first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, and Toni Morrison was the first African-American women to win a Nobel Prize. Others who stood calmly while Obama placed the medal around their necks included singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, wearing dark glasses indoors and never smiling; civil rights enforcer John Doar; former U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens; worker and women's advocate Dolores Huerta;  former University of Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt, and former astronaut and U.S. Sen. John Glenn.
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President Obama says all the winners had a profound impact on his life
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The medal is "one more accolade of a life well lived," Obama says
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The Medal of Freedom is the nation's highest civilian honor
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The award was established in 1963 by President Kennedy

Question: @placeholder was a legendary public servant and leader of federal efforts to protect and enforce civil rights during the 1960s.


(CNN) -- Now that President Obama has set the timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq, the debate has begun over its possible consequences. U.S. troops secure a street in in the southern Dura district of Baghdad, Iraq, this week. Does it provide enough time for Iraqis to forge a functioning government and an economy that benefits everyone? And if it doesn't, could a civil war be the result? The plan, as outlined in a February 27 speech by Obama, calls for most U.S. troops to leave Iraq by August 2010. A "transitional force" of 35,000 to 50,000 troops will remain in the country to assist Iraqi security forces, protect Americans and fight terrorism, Obama said. Track Obama's First 100 Days
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President Obama: Most U.S. troops to leave by August 2010
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Iraqis scheduled to hold parliamentary elections in December
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Questions over political power and revenue sharing remain

Question: Whether the 19 months of time provided by the @placeholder timeline is enough might be the most important question of them all.


The spies will wear disguises while giving evidence at the trial of Abid Naseer, who is accused of being behind a failed plot to bomb two Manchester shopping centres British spies are to be allowed to don wigs and make-up in an attempt to conceal their identity during a trial of an alleged Al Qaeda operative, a judge ruled. The six MI5 agents will wear disguises when they give evidence at the US trial of Abid Naseer, who is accused of being involved in an international conspiracy, targeting Manchester and New York. US District Judge Raymond Dearie approved the unusual request in Brooklyn on Wednesday, after prosecutors explained the agents are still working undercover on sensitive cases,  arguing revealing their identities would 'pose a significant risk to their safety'.
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Judged ruled six MI5 operatives could testify in disguise at New York trial
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Prosecution argued revealing their identities could put their lives at risk
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Due to give evidence at the trial of alleged Al Qaeda operative Abid Naseer
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Pakistani national is alleged to have been part of plots in America and UK
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Naseer allegedly planned to bomb two Manchester shopping centres

Question: Naseer, a Pakistani national who came to the UK on a student visa, was extradited from the @placeholder to New York in 2013, after a High Court judge ruled he 'poses a serious threat to the national security of the UK'.


(CNN) -- Growing up in rural northeast Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia of my childhood was like the Moscow of Chekhov's "Three Sisters" -- the promised land, an emergency exit from my semi-provincial life in Wilkes-Barre. During school trips to see the Liberty Bell or Constitution Hall or the art museum, Philadelphia unfolded like a weird and wonderful tapestry of U.S. history, spanning the colonial era through the post-industrial age. This is the city that gave us Benjamin Franklin, Margaret Mead and Noam Chomsky. It's a town unashamed of the working-class grit that bleeds through the cracked sidewalks of every neighborhood, from Germantown to South Philly to Mantua.
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As part of our Destination USA series, we pit rival cities and let you vote which is best
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The final city smackdown is a battle of the underdogs: Philadelphia vs. Detroit
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Michael Saba explains why Philly is "more than the sum of its touristy trappings"
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Fight for your city! Show us why you think Detroit or Philadelphia is better on CNN iReport

Question: They're almost an act of rebellion, a defiant kiss-off to the collapse of industry that devastated the rest of @placeholder and saw the population of Philly shrink by a quarter.


In light of new reports that the Syrian government used nerve gas against its own citizens, killing at least 213 and as many as 1,300, President Obama is  considering military options to respond to an action he previously warned the Assad government was crossing a 'red line'. U.S. naval forces are moving closer as the president emphasized that a quick intervention in the Syrian civil war was problematic, given the international considerations that should precede a military strike. The White House said the president would meet Saturday with his national security team to consider possible next steps by the United States.
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Activists report that a nerve gas attack near Damascus Wednesday killed as many as 1,300
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President Obama is said to be weighing his military options after he warned President Bashar Assad that chemical weapons use would be crossing a 'red line'
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the nerve gas attack needs to be verified but that it 'appears to be what happened'
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UN representative Angela Kane arrived in Syria today to ask President Assad to let investigators into the country to look into the claim
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Military officials told the Associated Press that  four battleships have been moved within the striking zone of Syria and could be used for a Tomahawk missile attack

Question: For a year now, @placeholder has threatened to punish Assad's regime if it resorted to its chemical weapons arsenal, among the world's vastest, saying use or even deployment of such weapons of mass destruction constituted a 'red line' for him.

Question: In this instance, a U.N. chemical weapons team is already on the ground in @placeholder.


By Associated Press Rebels allied with a young Fidel Castro burst into the street outside Havana's Government Palace as soldiers loyal to strongman Fulgencio Batista rain gunfire from above. Steps away, Ernest Hemingway and a young journalist friend dive for cover behind a parked car. An international film crew in recent weeks has been re-enacting this and other historic scenes in the streets of Havana for Papa, a biopic about the budding friendship between Hemingway and the reporter in the turbulent Cuba of the 1950s. Years in the making, producers say it is the first full-length feature film with a Hollywood director and actors to be shot in the country since the 1959 revolution.
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An international film crew in recent weeks has been filming in Cuba for new Hemingway biopic Papa
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Producers say it is the first full-length feature film with a Hollywood director and actors to be shot in the country since the 1959 revolution
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Hemingway lived in Cuba from 1939 to 1960 and wrote much of The Old Man and the Sea on the island - his masterpiece which one him the Nobel Prize for Literature
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The Godfather Part II's scenes in Cuba and 1990's Havana, were filmed in stand-in locations like the Dominican Republic
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Unprecedented permission to shoot in Hemingway's estate Finca Vigia - today considered such a shrine that tourists aren't even allowed inside
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Hemingway is a huge tourist draw for Cuba and the movie is likely to increase visitors to the island

Question: The film crew was granted access to some of @placeholder's most iconic locales


(CNN) -- Capt. James T. Kirk always cut a formidable figure as commander of the starship USS Enterprise. It helped, too, to have some powerful toys -- like a one-of-a-kind Phaser rifle. Somebody inherited some of Kirk's mojo, after paying $231,000 for the rifle that actor William Shatner once toted around while filming the "Star Trek" series in the 1960s, Julien's Auctions said Saturday. The winning bid came in well over the auction house's $50,000 to $70,000 estimate. According to Julien's, inventor Reuben Klamer created the weapon after NBC asked that the "Star Trek" pilot be "retooled for a more action-packed adventure."
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Phaser rifle used by William Shatner in a "Star Trek" pilot sells at an auction for $231,000
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Julien's Auctions had estimated the rifle would go for between $50,000 and $70,000
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Other items auctioned off include items tied to "The Wizard of Oz" and Marilyn Monroe

Question: @placeholder then got it back (though it was used in some publicity photos) while Shatner, as Kirk, got a more familiar pistol used for the rest of the next three seasons.

Question: Klamer then got it back (though it was used in some publicity photos) while Shatner, as @placeholder, got a more familiar pistol used for the rest of the next three seasons.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel harvested organs from bodies in the 1990s without permission of family members, the former head of a state-run forensic laboratory said in a newly released interview. Government officials acknowledge that the practice happened, but emphasize that it ended years ago. In an interview in 2000, which was released to an Israeli TV channel and broadcast over the weekend, Dr. Yehuda Hiss -- who was once head of the Abu Kabir forensic institute -- discussed the practice. "We started to harvest corneas for various hospitals in Israel," Hiss said in the interview on Israel's Channel 2 network.
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Israeli Ministry of Health: Practice is "an old story that ended years ago"
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Glue was used to close eyelids to hide missing corneas, doctor says
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Corneas, heart valves, skin, bones were taken from bodies
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Swedish journalist accuses Israel of harvesting organs from Palestinians

Question: But the admission of harvesting organs, including skin, at times from @placeholder, struck her, she said.


(CNN)Marathon peace talks aimed at ending the bloody crisis in eastern Ukraine concluded Thursday in a breakthrough: A ceasefire that's due to start Sunday and an agreement for both sides to pull back heavy weapons. If the ceasefire holds -- which is far from certain -- it could end a 10-month conflict that has claimed more than 5,000 lives, many of them civilians, and plunged East-West relations to their lowest point since the end of the Cold War. "We had just two options: bad, and worse. So we decided at this particular period of time to get the bad option. Probably this option will save the lives of Ukrainian soldiers, and I hope this option will save lives of Ukrainian civilians, of innocent people, who are under a constant shelling of Russian-led terrorists," Ukrainian Prime Minister  Arseniy Yatsenyuk said.
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"We had just two options: bad, and worse," the Ukrainian PM tells CNN
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A German government spokesman says the deal, reached after 17-hour talks, is a "reason for hope"
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The deal includes a ceasefire to begin Sunday and the withdrawal of heavy weapons

Question: The ceasefire line for the @placeholder is the current front line and for the separatists it's the front line as it was at the time of the previous deal on September 19.


(CNN) -- As Iran rushes ahead with its nuclear program, some foreign policy thinkers urge Israel to accept that it must live with "incomplete" security. On Monday morning, 200,000 Israeli children spent the morning in bomb shelters rather than classrooms, as rockets from Gaza barraged southern Israeli cities. That would seem to qualify as security "incomplete" enough to satisfy anybody. Israel has met the barrage with a new defense system, named Iron Dome. Iron Dome senses rocket launches. Its computers assess which rockets are headed toward populated areas, then it fires missiles to intercept the incoming rockets. According to the Israel Defense Forces, Iron Dome has achieved a success rate of more than 90% when fired. Since Friday, Palestinian militants have fired more than 170 rockets at Israeli cities, but as yet, no Israeli civilians have been killed.
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Israel reported 90-plus percent success in fending off incoming rockets
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David Frum says the "Iron Dome" system is useful for defending against Gaza militants
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He says an Iranian nuclear weapon would change the calculation
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Frum: Partial security isn't enough when the threat is mass annihilation

Question: Iran's nuclear program threatens to upend the strategic calculus of the past decade, to overwhelm all @placeholder countermeasures to protect Israel's population.


(CNN) -- Ollanta Humala, a left-leaning Peruvian politician who promises reforms in education and services to the poor, was sworn in as the nation's president Thursday. In his first address as president, Humala stressed equality, saying he wants Peru to be "a place where everyone enjoys the same rights to abundance and happiness." "Economic growth and social inclusion must march together," he said of his governing philosophy. He succeeds Alan Garcia, who oversaw a period of robust economic growth as president, but who nonetheless was unpopular and criticized for promoting business at the expense of indigenous groups and the environment.
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Humala is a former army officer
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He is a leftist who has moderated his stance
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He promises to spread the benefits of Peru's economic boom to the poor

Question: In another minor controversy, the outgoing president, @placeholder, did not attend the swearing-in ceremony to pass the presidential sash to his successor.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 11:18 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:09 EST, 29 January 2014 Charla Nash, the woman whose face and hands were ripped off in a brutal chimpanzee attack, has revealed how she is struggling to rebuild her life four years on. In a moving interview, the 60-year-old revealed that she has no independence at her Massachusetts nursing home, where none of her fellow residents come near her. 'Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot I can do,' she told the Boston Herald. 'I've lost so much independence... I could change my own truck tire, and now I canâ€™t even feed myself.'
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Charla Nash lost her eyes, nose, mouth and hands when she was attacked by a friend's chimpanzee in Connecticut in 2009
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She has since undergone a face transplant and been fitted with new teeth
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But she struggles with her loss of independence at a Massachusetts nursing home - where the staff and residents keep their distance
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She spends her days listening to audio books, walking the hallways and hoping that one day she will be able to return to a home

Question: the attack, her family sought permission to sue @placeholder for $150


By David Kent Claudio Bravo has arrived at his new club Barcelona following Chile's departure from the World Cup. Bravo, who agreed a move to the Catalan giants in June from Real Sociedad, will take a medical and sign his contract on Monday before giving a press conference. The 31-year-old, who returned home to Spain after Chile’s defeat to Brazil on penalties last week, posed for pictures in front of the club's crest on Sunday, and will sign until 2018. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Claudio Bravo get welcomed to the Nou Camp by Barcelona Greetings: Claudio Bravo waves to onlookers after arriving for his unveiling as a Barcelona player
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Bravo signs for Barcelona on four-year deal after eight years at Sociedad
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Second keeper to join Barca this summer after Marc-Andre ter Stegen
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Two keepers with 'share' the number one spot
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Goalkeeper Victor Valdes left the club at the end of last season
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New manager Luis Enrique has also signed Ivan Rakitic since taking over

Question: Marc-Andre ter Stegen in place of the departed @placeholder.


Earlier this year globally acclaimed artist Guo Jian was exiled from China. His arrest came after police forced the 42-year-old to destroy his most iconic work, an apocalyptic diorama of Tiananmen Square which he slathered with ground pork meat. Jian, Chinese born but a naturalised Australian, returned to Sydney in June after being detained for two weeks in Beijing, and he is now working on his first post-exile exhibition in New York. Guo Jian's artwork 'The Square' is a huge diorama of the Beijing landmark Tiananmen Square which he slathered with ground pork meat Jian, (L) , walks to a police car in his from his studio in Beijing after he collecting his personal belongings. 20 police arrived to his studio in the middle of the night and forced him to smash the controversial artwork
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Guo Jian was forced to smash his most iconic artwork
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He feared for his life when 20 police arrested him in the middle of the night
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The Chinese government alleged he was banished over 'visa irregularities'
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Jian is raising funds for a new project in New York called #SURRENDER

Question: Jian says 'The Square' represents the rapid urbanisation of @placeholder, a process which frequently sees cultural landmarks demolished.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Federal officials are investigating whether this week's Pacific storms caused a pilot to crash his small plane into a mountain in a southern California state park, authorities said Friday. It is the second death that might be related to the storms. Christopher Julius Petrikas, 65, a former commercial airline pilot from Riverside, California, slammed his twin-engine Aero Commander plane into a 3,300-foot mountain summit in Lake Perris State Recreation Area on Monday, authorities said. That park is just 11 miles from the city where Petrikas lived. He was the small plane's sole occupant. On Friday, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said his agency and the National Transportation Safety Board will examine if the weather was a factor in the fatal crash.
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NEW: FAA is investigating whether this week's torrential rains caused a small plane crash
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NEW: Searcher recounts the drama of carrying the pilot's body off the mountain
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Residents of parts of the Southwest fear mudslides and flood surges

Question: Overall on Friday, rain-soaked residents of @placeholder were enjoying a reprieve from the storms that inundated the state for most of the previous week.


By Kerry Mcqueeney Last updated at 6:19 PM on 27th December 2011 Astronomers all over the world were left awe-struck by Comet Lovejoy's incredible close shave with the Sun as it came within 87,000 miles of its fiery surface last week. And now, the comet's trajectory across the Earth's skies have been captured in dazzling detail by an astronomy enthusiast. Using only a simple digital camera with a long exposure to let more light in, these incredible images were taken by stargazer Alex Cherney as Comet Lovejoy blazed a trail through the night sky after appearing over the Earth's horizon.
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Amateur stargazer captures incredible images of Comet Lovejoy's trajectory over the Earth's horizon
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The comet came within 87,000 miles of the Sun's 5700C surface

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Question: However, @placeholder had other ideas and in a brief, but very clear, clip can be seen zooming away to safety from the Sun’s fiery clutches.


Monza, Italy (CNN) -- Has Lewis Hamilton's luck finally turned at the 13th race of the season? The Formula One title contender beat rival Nico Rosberg to the checkered flag at the Italian Grand Prix. The dueling Mercedes teammates came to Italy bruised and bowed after a bust-up in Belgium. Rosberg had apologized to Hamilton for effectively putting him out of the race in Spa and the team made it clear under no circumstances would they tolerate another clash between its two cars. But on Monza's high-speed circuit, the German championship leader knocked himself out of contention. On lap 29, and with Hamilton looming large in his mirrors, Rosberg misjudged his braking at the first chicane -- for the second time in the race -- and Hamilton sailed past to inherit the lead.
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Lewis Hamilton wins Italy GP
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British driver beat team rival Rosberg into second
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Tensions between the two dominated build up
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Felipe Massa finished third

Question: Despite his misfortune during the race, @placeholder was booed on the podium just as he was in Spa.


Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- A friend of supermodel Naomi Campbell handed over unpolished diamonds to South African police the day that Campbell testified at a war crimes trial for former Liberian President Charles Taylor, police said Friday. Police spokesman Musa Zondi told CNN that the diamonds are real. Campbell testified Thursday at a United Nations-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone that she had received the diamonds as a gift, then turned them over to her friend Jeremy Ratcliffe to auction for charity. She said on the stand she believed Ratcliffe still had the stones. Zondi said Ratcliffe could face charges of possession of unpolished diamonds.
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Supermodel Naomi Campbell testified Thursday at a war crimes trial
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Liberian president Charles Taylor is charged with fueling the war in Sierra Leone
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He is accused of using so-called blood diamonds to fund the war
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Campbell said she gave her friend Jeremy Ratcliffe the unpolished stones

Question: Prosecutors had rested their case against Taylor in February 2009 but reopened it to call Campbell to testify after learning in June of that year that @placeholder had given the supermodel a diamond.


COPENHAGEN, Denamrk (CNN) -- What makes someone decide to become an actor? It sometimes seems as if the average Hollywood star is motivated mainly by the promise of a fat pay check. Connie Nielsen shot to fame playing Lucilla in "Gladiator." Or perhaps they're drawn to the celebrity lifestyle. Maybe they crave the love of an adoring public, or perhaps they see the movies as a way to leave their mark on the world, to be immortalized on celluloid. For Danish actress Connie Nielsen it was something quite different. For her, being an actor means being an outsider. "As an artist you actually do have to make a choice to be an outsider. If you're an outsider you have the freedom to say what people on the inside don't dare to say," she told CNN.
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Connie Nielsen made her name playing Lucilla in Ridley Scott's "Gladiator"
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She has appeared in movies dealing with the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
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Nielsen speaks seven languages and is passionate about art and literature

Question: Playing his wife, Nielsen put in a powerful performance that won her awards and served to highlight how @placeholder had underused her talents.


A former mayor and his wife accused of the murder of 43 trainee teachers were the stars of one of the world's biggest carnivals before they were incinerated. Effigies of Jose Luis Abarca, former mayor of Iguala, Mexico, and his wife Maria de los Angeles Pineda, were set ablaze in a ceremony to get rid of evil spirits and ill feelings. The couple are currently in jail after they were charged with the kidnapping of 43 trainee teachers in Iguala last September. It is believed they ordered corrupt police to arrest the students and hand them over to gangsters. None of the students have been seen since.
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Jose Luis Abarca and Maria de los Angeles Pineda are in held in Mexico
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They allegedly arranged for the disappearances of students in September
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None of the trainee teachers have been seen since they were arrested
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It is believed that police handed them over to gangsters who killed them

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By Caroline Mcguire for MailOnline Coming out can be incredibly hard for gay people to do - the fear of how family and friends will react often delays announcement for years, or even decades. But for Vicky Beeching, the decision to tell the world she was a lesbian wasn't just about telling her nearest and dearest, it was was also going to risk shattering her income and having her deported from the country she lived in. For over a decade, the 35-year-old's music has been played across America's bible belt as a soundtrack to modern Christianity. From the age of fourteen, the Brit had been travelling to perform the religious music she wrote at concerts and churches from her family home in Kent.
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Vicky Beeching, 35, is one of most successful singers in US Christian rock
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The British star tried to 'cure' herself of being gay as a child via exorcism
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Finally came out this year and has been astonished by support received
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She is hoping to use her story to help the church to accept gay marriage

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By Steve Hopkins for MailOnline Two Palestinians suspected over the abduction and murders of three Israeli teenagers have been killed by Israeli special forces who stormed a West Bank hideout. The deaths of the two well-known Hamas militants, Amer Abu Aisheh and Marwan Qawasmeh, ended one of the largest manhunts conducted by the Israeli security forces. Eyal Yifrah, 19, Gilad Shaar, 16, and Naftali Fraenkel, a 16-year-old with dual Israeli-American citizenship, were abducted on June 12 while hitch-hiking home in the West Bank and killed soon afterwards. Palestinians inspect the scene after Israeli troops shot dead two Palestinians, Amer Abu Aisheh and Marwan Qawasmeh, in the West Bank city of Hebron; the men were responsible for murdering three teenagers
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Deaths ended one of the largest manhunts conducted by Israeli forces
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A special unit stalked the suspects hideout in an area of Hebron for a week
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Three members of one of the killed men's family were also arrested

Question: However, during the Israel-Hamas war, an exiled Hamas leader responsible for @placeholder operations acknowledged his group had been responsible for abducting and killing them.


(CNN)Football has faced plenty of problems over racist and homophobic chanting and now a British broadcaster wants action taken after fans allegedly sang songs which mocked people with disabilities. Kevin Kilbane, a former Republic of Ireland international who played with Everton in the English Premier League, reported West Ham supporters to the English Football Association for derogatory chants against Tottenham's Harry Kane during Sunday's game. The former winger, who now works for the BBC, was not at the game but was shocked to hear "mong" chants had been sung at the game. Kilbane was told about the chants by Andy Merriman -- a Tottenham season-ticket holder whose daughter lives with Down's syndrome. Kilbane's daughter Elsie has the same condition and he is a patron of the Down's Syndrome Association.
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Footballer turned TV presenter Kevin Kilbane reported West Ham fans' disablist chants to the FA
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The chant allegedly focused on Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane and mocked people with disabilities
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Kilbane, who has a daughter with Down's syndrome, said his children would be devastated if they heard it

Question: "The club emailed every supporter who had bought a ticket to Sunday's game to remind them that they were acting as ambassadors for @placeholder" a West Ham spokesman said Monday.


The husband of a Delaware state senator turned himself in and was arrested after being caught pulling down Republican Party campaign signs, police said Thursday. Dana Armon Long, 54, husband of Democrat State Senator Bethany Hall-Long of Middletown where the incident took place, was filmed taking down signs labeled Republican Party of Delaware. Walking along the road around 4am, Long attempts to hide behind the signs he's carrying as a voice off camera says 'We got you stealing those signs. You're stealing those signs, put them back.' Scroll down for video Video: A camera caught Dana Armon Long, 54, husband of Democrat State Senator Bethany Hall-Long, pulling signs down by the side of the highway
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Dana Armon Long, husband of State Senator Bethany Hall-Long, was filmed taking down campaign signs in Middletown
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He was confronted around 4am by campaign volunteers who filmed him
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Long surrendered Thursday morning after a warrant was issued for his arrest

Question: State Senator: @placeholder Bethany Hall-Long says that her husband let his frustrations with the campaign 'get the better of him'


By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM Police were called to Swansea City’s training ground after defender Chico Flores allegedly picked up a brick in a furious row with team-mate Garry Monk. The incident happened on Friday when an altercation on the pitch between the two players escalated dramatically. A member of the public — believed to be the mother of a youth-team player — phoned police after claiming to have spotted a screaming Flores brandishing the brick. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Michael Laudrup admit the club are facing tough times Flashpoint: Laudrup said he has spoken with both Flores (above) and Monk
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Flores spotted by member of public screaming and brandishing brick
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Member of public believed to be the mother of a youth team player
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Incident took place on Friday when altercation on pitch escalated
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Police took no action against Spaniard and left matter in club's hands
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Club say the matter has been resolved
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Flores is understood to have stormed out of a team meeting in week
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Concerns about divisions between team's Spanish and British players
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British players said to be tired of Flores' histrionics

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(CNN) -- Two days before his official trip to Afghanistan, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a "big lie" intended to pave the way for the invasion of a war-torn nation, according to Iranian state media. Ahmadinejad, known for his harsh rhetoric toward the West and Israel, said the attack on U.S. soil was a "scenario and a sophisticated intelligence measure," Iran's state-run Press TV reported Saturday. The assault was a "big lie intended to serve as a pretext for fighting terrorism and setting the grounds for sending troops to Afghanistan," Press TV reported Ahmadinejad as saying.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says 9/11 attacks a ruse to allow invasion of Afghanistan
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His remarks, reported by state media, come two days before he arrives in Afghanistan
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Ahmadinejad to meet with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, according to reports

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A British teenager has told how she was seduced by the same Turkish waiter who ran away with a 16-year-old schoolgirl. Alanah Longshaw, from Stirling in Scotland, told how Murat Can Ertani groomed her via Facebook, told her he loved her and persuaded her to leave her mother and move in with him in Turkey. But after she fell pregnant with his child when she was just 16, the 22-year-old told her 'I hope you and the baby die in labour'. British schoolgirl Faye Jones, 16, from Cramlington, Northumberland who has the same dark hair and green eyes as Alanah disappeared four days ago with Can.
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Faye Jones, of Northumberland, disappeared four days ago in Marmaris
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Her single mother Rhonda, 39, has been searching for her day and night
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Faye met bar worker Murat Can Ertani, 22, in the same resort last year
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The pair fled together after Faye argued with her mother about him
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Turkish police say Ertani has criminal record and has spent time in jail

Question: Distraught: @placeholder's mother Rhonda has been frantically searching for her.


The Honda Odyssey was the only minivan to earn the highest safety rating in new crash tests by the insurance industry. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Thursday that the Nissan Quest, Chrysler Town & Country, and Dodge Caravan all garnered the lowest rating on the small overlap front crash test, which replicates what happens when a vehicle's front corner collides with another object at 40 miles per hour. In each of those cases, the minivans' structure collapsed from the force of the crash. CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY Tried and tested: The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Thursday that the Chrysler Town & Country was one of the lowest rating minivans on a small overlap front crash test
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Thursday that the Nissan Quest, Chrysler Town & Country, and Dodge Caravan all garnered the lowest rating on the small overlap front crash test
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The test replicates what happens when a vehicle's front corner collides with another object at 40 miles per hour
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'It's not encouraging that just 40 per cent of the minivans did acceptable or better in these tests,' Dave Zuby, executive vice president of the Insurance institute, said

Question: Potentially fatal: In the @placeholder, both of the dummy's legs were trapped and the air bag was shoved up into its face, the institute said


Beijing, China (CNN) -- The death toll from the devastating mudslide in China's northwestern Gansu province rose slightly to 1,254 Monday, a day after the country paused for three minutes in memory of those who perished. Another 490 people are still missing a week after torrential rains triggered the mudslides on July 8, the state-run Xinhua news agency said. At 10 a.m. Sunday, Chinese President Hu Jintao and other top leaders paid a silent tribute ahead of a party meeting. At the Dongjie Village in hardest-hit Zhouqu county, more than 5,000 rescuers and villagers stood still atop mudslide debris with their heads bowed, Xinhua said.
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NEW: The death toll rises slightly to 1,254, with 490 missing
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Top leaders and rescue workers pause for three minutes to remember victims
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Large-scale national displays of mourning are rare in China
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Roads have been cleared in Zhouqu county

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Arjen Robben admitted trying to con the referee in Holland's 2-1 victory over Mexico, while Miguel Herrera branded the forward a cheat. The Dutchman revealed that he dived in an attempt to win a penalty - but not for the decisive 93rd minute spot-kick that secured Holland's progression to the quarter-finals. Robben had two penalty appeals turned down earlier in the match - before Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted in injury time - and later apologised for trying to fool Portuguese official Pedro Proenca. Theatrics: Arjen Robben admitted diving to try and win a penalty during the thrilling encounter with Mexico
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Dutch forward Arjen Robben admitted trying to fool referee Pedro Proenca
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Robben said: 'The one [at the end] was a penalty, but the other one was a dive in the first half.'
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Holland were awarded a penalty after a foul on Robben by Rafael Marquez
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Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted the late spot-kick to dump out Mexico
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Miguel Herrera branded Robben a cheat afterwards

Question: Flashpoint: @placeholder skipper Marquez (left) fouls Robben inside the penalty box in the 93rd minute


(CNN) -- Susan Atkins, a terminally ill former Charles Manson follower convicted in the murder of actress Sharon Tate, on Tuesday was denied a compassionate release from prison. Susan Atkins, Califorina's longest-serving female inmate, is shown in her most recent mug shot. Atkins, 60, has been diagnosed with brain cancer and has had a leg amputated, her attorney said. In June, she requested the release, available to terminally ill inmates with less than six months to live. The California Board of Parole Hearings' decision -- posted Tuesday on its Web site -- came after a public hearing on Atkins' request. It means the request will not be forwarded to the Los Angeles Superior Court that sentenced Atkins.
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Manson follower, 60, terminally ill, expected to die within six months
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Susan Atkins is bedridden, can barely speak
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Atkins stabbed pregnant victim Sharon Tate 16 times
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Atkins, who was convicted of five 1969 murders, has brain cancer

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By Francesca Chambers and David Martosko The campaign arm of Congressional Democrats has raised more than $7.6 million since House Republicans announced a lawsuit against President Barack Obama last month. The Democratic Congressional Campaign committee says it raised $1 million in a single day after newly elected Republican Whip Steve Scalise repeatedly refused to tell Fox News' Chris Wallace on Sunday that the House wouldn't impeach the president. House Speaker John Boehner has said time and time again that the legal action the House intends to take against Obama is not a precursor to impeachment, but Democrats have continued to link the two together, causing headaches for Republican leaders.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is fundraising off impeachment threats
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It raised $1 million on Monday after a Republican leader refused to say the House wouldn't impeach Obama
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House or Representatives won't move to impeach, Boehner told reporters
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He said talk of impeachment is an election-year fundraising ploy launched by the White House itself to help Democrats in November
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The House voted 225-201 to sue the president on Wednesday

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A U.S. citizen, who rushed to his native Sudan to save his pregnant wife from the death sentence, described his horror at seeing her shackled in a prison cell with their toddler son. Meriam Yahya Ibrahim Ishag, 27, was charged with adultery for marrying Christian Daniel Wani, a Sudanese man with U.S. citizenship who lives in New Hampshire. She was sentenced to 100 lashes as the Sudanese court refuses to recognize her 2011 marriage to Mr Wani because they consider Ishag a Muslim. The eight-months pregnant woman, who has a 20-month-old son, was subsequently sentenced to death for the crime of apostasy. Sudanese law considers her a Muslim while she has declared that she was raised Christian and refuses to convert to Islam because Christianity is the only religion she knows.
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Mariam Yahya Ibrahim Ishag, 27, was sentenced to death last week for refusing to renounce her Christian faith in front of Sudanese court which considers her a Muslim
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She was also charged with adultery for marrying Christian Daniel Wani and sentenced to 100 lashes
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She told the Sudanese court: 'I was never a Muslim. I was raised a Christian from the start'
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Ishag is considered a Muslim by the court because her father was a Sudanese Muslim despite her being raised by a Christian mother
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She has been shackled at the legs in prison where she is being held with the couple's 20-month-old son Martin
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The couple's lawyer is working on an appeal to the 27-year-old's sentence amid mounting international pressure
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Mr Wani was born in war-torn Sudan but fled to the U.S. in 1998. He settled in Manchester, New Hampshire
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Daniel Wani says his son Martin is a U.S. citizen, but State Department would not confirm the boy's legal status
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The husband was allegedly asked to send a DNA sample to U.S. Embassy in Khartoum to prove Martin is his son

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Question: Last summer, Mr Wani traveled back to @placeholder to arrange for his wife and son to emigrate to the U.S., but the American Embassy was allegedly dragging its feet.

Question: Therefore, her marriage to a @placeholder is classed as a criminal act.

Question: Muslim women in Sudan are banned from marrying non-Muslims but @placeholder men can marry a woman of a different faith.


(CNN) -- Ireland gave Brian O'Driscoll a dramatic farewell to international rugby by clinching the Six Nations title with a tense 22-20 victory over France in Paris on Saturday. The 35-year-old center was named man of the match in his record-extending 141st appearance at the highest level, as Ireland won the European tournament for the first time since 2009. A French victory would have given the title to England, who thrashed Italy 52-11 in Rome earlier Saturday to end Les Bleus' own hopes. France, beaten World Cup finalist in 2011, could have denied the Irish after scoring a controversial 63rd-minute try to Dimitri Szarzewski -- but Jean Marc Doussain missed a routine penalty kick soon after.
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Brian O'Driscoll bows out of international rugby as Ireland wins Six Nations title
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Saturday's 22-20 victory in France ends England's hopes of snatching the crown
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The English finish second on differential after beating Italy 52-11 in Rome
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Wales in third place above France after thrashing Scotland 51-3 in Cardiff

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Video gamers spend tons of time -- for many it's 10,000 hours by age 21 -- battling mythic monsters, shooting aliens and rescuing princesses from digital castles. Adrien Treuille wants to put those efforts to better use. The Carnegie Mellon computer scientist is the creator of two online games -- Foldit and EteRNA -- that put video gamers to work solving epic scientific puzzles. His aim is to make super-boring-sounding scientific mysteries like "protein folding" and "RNA synthesis" fun and challenging for gamers. The results have been staggering, as Foldit and EteRNA players -- there are about 430,000 of them between those two games, most of them playing Foldit -- continue to make discoveries that had eluded  scientists and their supercomputers.
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Adrien Treuille, a computer scientist, designs games that further science
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In Foldit, players mold 3-D models of protiens as if they're puzzles
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Another game, EteRNA, lets players toy with genetic sequences
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Treuille: Gamers have made discoveries that elude scientists and computers

Question: Earlier this month, for example, @placeholder players helped solve a puzzle about proteins that could further research into HIV/AIDS.


Neil Warnock made an unexpected return to Crystal Palace on Wednesday - and wants to bring Wilfried Zaha with him. The 65-year-old has been confirmed as Tony Pulis' successor on a two-year deal, pipping Steve Clarke to the post. And Warnock will launch an immediate swoop to bring Manchester United misfit Zaha back to Selhurst Park on season-long loan. VIDEO Scroll down to watch West Ham manager Sam Allardyce discuss Crystal Palace crisis City slicker: Neil Warnock spotted in London on Wednesday after agreeing to be Crystal Palace boss Boss: Warnock is the new manager of Crystal Palace, beating Steve Clarke to the job
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Crystal Palace choose Neil Warnock as new manager
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Steve Parish said it had been difficult replacing Tony Pulis
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Steve Clarke was also in the running but Warnock was chosen instead
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Warnock previously managed the Eagles for three years, but left for QPR
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Keith Millen has been caretaker manager since Pulis left

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Don’t get me wrong. Watching Amir Khan on a Floyd Mayweather card, in the wee small hours from Las Vegas, was a wonderful thing. However, Wembley Stadium, full house, local rivalry, and during pub hours… well that was something else entirely. Sport-on-the-telly fans have been somewhat spoilt for choice for action from the FA’s headquarters recently. Culminating, you could be forgiven for thinking, with England’s parting shot before Rio. Not a bit of it, because Carl Froch and George Groves decided they would take their problem with each other outside. It was, unfortunately, a double whammy if you wanted to see what the organisers did with the place in 24 hours flat. Firstly, you’d have to be someone who has bought into the principle of buying lots of your sport. And secondly, you’d have had to cough up extra to watch it live on Sky’s Box Office service.
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The package was worth the £17 charged on Box Office
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Johnny Nelson is a natural performer in front of the camera

Question: Earlier in the evening @placeholder had described the occasion as ‘proper gladiator days’.


(CNN) -- Former Haitian first lady Mirlande Manigat will face popular musician Michel Martelly in the second round of presidential elections in Haiti, the electoral commission announced Thursday. The government-backed candidate, Jude Celestin, was eliminated from the race. The announcement followed pressure from the United States and others on President Rene Preval to honor recommendations from the Organization of American States regarding the runoff election. In early December, the electoral council announced that Manigat had won but lacked the majority of votes needed for an outright victory. Initial results put her in a runoff with Celestin, a protege of the president.
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Former first lady Mirlande Manigat will now face musician Michel Martelly
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Originally, Manigat was to face government-backed candidate Jude Celestin
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There was pressure from the United States and OAS for the change

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:04 PM on 11th September 2011 An attack on the Israeli embassy in the Egyptian capital Cairo that left three people dead and up to 1,000 injured was condemned by world leaders yesterday. A mob have broken into the embassy and dumped documents out of the windows as hundreds more demonstrated outside, prompting the ambassador and his family to leave the country. The unrest was a further worsening of already deteriorating ties between Israel and post-Hosni Mubarak Egypt. Yesterday David Cameron said he strongly condemned the attack, while the United States urged Egypt to protect the embassy.
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Egyptian commandos storm Israeli embassy to rescue six staff trapped inside
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450 people injured during violent clashes between protesters and security forces
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Israeli ambassador flees country in military plane with family
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Officials call attack 'blow to peaceful relations' between two countries

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