SRINAGAR, Indian-controlled Kashmir (CNN) -- Senior Pakistani and Indian military officials met Tuesday to discuss a border clash in Kashmir, the first major skirmish between South Asia's nuclear rivals since a 2003 cease-fire. Indian army soldiers on the outskirts of Kashmir's summer capital Srinagar. Pakistan's army spokesman Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas told CNN that Pakistan "made our point clear" regarding the firefight, which he said began after Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Control that separates Kashmir between India and Pakistan. But an Indian military spokeswoman, Capt. Neha Goyal, told CNN Pakistani troops crossed the Line of Control and "started firing on our patrol," killing an Indian soldier.
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Pakistan: Fighting began after Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Control
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India accused Pakistan of attacking one of its patrols, killing a soldier
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Firefight took place across the Line of Control border in disputed Kashmir region

Question: A December 2001 attack on India's parliament that @placeholder blamed on the militants brought the two nations to the brink of another war, but they have expanded economic and cultural ties since the November 2003 cease-fire agreement.


(CNN) -- The Walt Disney Company has given notice to the Boy Scouts of America that it will pull all funding to the group starting in 2015 because of a BSA membership policy that bans gay leaders, the entertainment company said Friday. Disney does not give money directly to the national organization or local BSA councils. However, through its VoluntEARS program, Disney allows employees to do volunteer work in exchange for cash donations to the charities of their choice. Employees taking part in the VoluntEARS program will no longer be able to submit the funds to the Boy Scouts, the organization said. The new policy will not affect Walt Disney employees who volunteer with the Scouts, the company said.
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A Disney program allowed employees to give to the Boy Scouts, but no more
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"We are disappointed in the decision," Boy Scouts spokesman says
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Company says its employees raised $4.8 million for charities in 2010
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Disney joins Lockheed Martin, MLS, UPS in ending Boy Scouts partnership

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By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Tottenham are set to announce the signing of Ben Davies from Swansea City after completing a deal for the Wales left back. The 21-year-old had a medical with Spurs at the weekend while the two clubs were on their respective tours of the USA. Swansea will re-sign Gylfi Sigurdsson as a straight swap for Davies and, in addition, Mauricio Pochettino has reached a deal to sign goalkeeper Michel Vorm for a fee understood to be in the region of £3.5m. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tottenham play Seattle Sounders Prospect: Davies has attracted the attention of several top clubs including Liverpool, but is set for Spurs
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Spurs look set to add Davies and Vorm to their ranks, with Sigurdsson and cash going in the opposite direction
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Davies will move to White Hart Lane in a straight swap for Sigurdsson, while Vorm will cost in the region of £3.5million
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The news will come as a blow to Liverpool who were interested in the duo

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 01:44 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 7 January 2014 Almost a winner: Auburn alum Mark Skiba bet $100 on Auburn to win at 500/1 odds, they led after the third quarter but ultimately lost the game An Auburn fan almost won more than $50,000 for placing a bet on Monday's BCS National Title game before the teams playing in it were even decided. Mark Skiba bet on December 1 $100 that Auburn would win the BCS Title Game at 500/1 odds - the payout would have been $50,100 if the Tigers had won. But his chances were dashed after Florida State University scored the go-ahead touchdown to put FSU up 34-31 with only 13 seconds remaining.
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Florida State beat Auburn 34-31 to win the last-ever BCS National Championship game
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Quarterback Jameis Winston led the team to victory on his 20th birthday
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He overcame a tumultuous season that saw him facing rape allegations to winning the Heisman Trophy as college football's best player
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Florida State won all 14 games it played this season to go undefeated in winning the title
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The wild game also saw an Auburn fan almost win more than $50,000 on a bet placed more than a month ago

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:55 PM on 10th January 2012 A Missouri teenager who told authorities she wanted to know what it felt like to kill pleaded guilty to murder on Tuesday, telling a judge that she strangled her 9-year-old neighbor with her hands and then slashed her throat with a knife. Alyssa Bustamante, who will turn 18 on January 28, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the 2009 killing of Elizabeth Olten in St. Martins, a rural town just west of Jefferson City. At Tuesday's hearing, Bustamante looked down, her long brown hair covering her eyes, as the judge read out the amended charges and asked her if she understood she was giving up her right to a trial.
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Alyssa Bustamante, who was 15 at the time of the attack, had been charged with first-degree murder and was supposed to stand trial starting Jan 30
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Child had been playing with Bustamante's six-year-old half-sister when she led her into the woods to kill her

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:25 EST, 1 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:15 EST, 2 January 2013 A popular television satirist is being investigated for allegedly insulting the Egyptian president as Islamist lawyers continue to bring cases against outspoken media personalities in the country. TV host Bassem Youssef is accused of insulting President Mohammed Morsi by putting the Islamist leader's image on a pillow and parodying his speeches. Youssef, a doctor, catapulted to fame when his video blogs mocking politics received hundreds of thousands of hits shortly after the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime leader Mubarak. Under investigation: Egyptian TV host Bassem Youssef is accused of insulting President Mohammed Morsi by parodying his speeches and printing the leader's image on a pillow
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TV host Bassem Youssef, 38, is one of Egypt's most popular TV presenters
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He is accused of insulting President Morsi by parodying his speeches
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Other cases have been brought against outspoken media personalities

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Kennedy Space Center, Florida (CNN) -- The final launch of the space shuttle Endeavour was delayed Friday, temporarily putting off what promised to be an emotional moment for the mission's commander. Liftoff -- originally scheduled for 3:47 p.m. ET -- was delayed by at least 72 hours due to concerns with the shuttle's heating system. As part of NASA's examination of the problem, the shuttle's external fuel tank will be drained of its oxygen and hydrogen propellants. "The engineering team did not understand how this problem occurred and did not feel comfortable proceeding with a launch attempt," NASA spokesman George Diller said.
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NEW: Giffords expresses disappointment at delay in launch
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Endeavour's final mission has been delayed by 72 hours
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U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was scheduled to watch her husband's shuttle launch
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The shuttle will carry a $1.5 billion device to capture space particles

Question: "I think all of us, with all the changes that are going on, with our country's space program and @placeholder, all of us professional astronauts are looking into our hearts to see what we're going to do next," Fincke said.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- A perilous face-off intensified Saturday when Russia state news complained that Ukraine had mobilized 15,000 troops in the suburbs of Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine "in order to wipe out the city and its residents." Quoting a Russian Defense Ministry source, RIA Novosti said satellite photos showed the force forming around the city that has become a friction point between the Ukraine military and pro-Russian militants. The Defense Ministry source said the number of Ukraine troops put the pro-Russian militants at a disadvantage because the latter are "armed only with small amount of pistols and shotguns." Many eastern Ukraine residents have Russian roots and sympathize with Moscow.
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Russian state news says 15,000 Ukrainian troops in eastern Ukraine
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Self-declared mayor of Slavyansk says diabetic hostage has the medicine he needs
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Ukraine's Security Service says OSCE team is being held in "inhumane conditions"
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U.S. official says planned U.S. sanctions "can have a significant impact" on Russia

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By James  Nye PUBLISHED: 02:41 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 07:27 EST, 10 March 2014 Ex-member: Former Diamond Mountain member Sid Johnson told NBC's Dateline about the bizarre practices of the retreats leader Michael Roach A new investigation into a mysterious Arizona yoga retreat - likened to cult - and the death of one of its members alleges the Princeton-educated leader condoned bizarre tantric sex rituals at his camp. It was the death of Stanford-graduate Ian Thorson from exposure and dehydration in the desert after he had been expelled from his love rivals Michael Roach's Diamond Mountain in June 2012, that shone at light on the shady religious practices of the Buddhist community.
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New investigation claims that Buddhist monk Michael Roach is engaged in bizarre sexual rituals at his Arizona yoga retreat
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Ian Thorson died from exposure after fleeing Buddhist retreat with his wife
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Ordered out of the retreat after revealing she had stabbed him 'by mistake'
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Thorson was the love rival of Michael Roach, the Princeton-educated monk who ran the retreat
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Roach had been secretly married to Thorson's wife

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(CNN) -- The mystery of Kim Jong Un's whereabouts deepened Friday after the North Korean leader appeared to have missed a ceremony to pay tribute to his late father and grandfather on what is an important national anniversary. Kim's name was absent from the list of attendees at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang on the 69th anniversary of the Workers' Party of North Korea, issued by state news agency KCNA on Friday. The Workers' Party, founded in 1945, is North Korea's political party and is considered one of the country's most crucial institutions alongside the military. According to KCNA, flowers were presented at the shrine in Kim's name, but the most senior official to attend was Hwang Pyong So, North Korea's second most important leader, who recently attended the closing ceremony of the 17th Asian Games in South Korea.
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NEW: U.S. officials downplay Kim's absence at Friday tribute
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Kim's name is missing from a list of attendees at a shrine visit
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The North Korean leader was expected to attend the annual ceremony at his father's shrine
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Kim hasn't been seen in weeks; he'd been expected to attend Workers' Party ceremonies

Question: High-ranking Pyongyang officials visited @placeholder on Saturday, but just days later, the two countries were exchanging fire at a disputed maritime demarcation line.


(CNN)  -- Did Jamie Oliver really shape up America's unhealthiest city? A spokeswoman for Huntington, West Virginia -- the city Oliver singled out as one of the unhealthiest places in America -- says local residents are exercising and eating better. But she's not giving much credit to the cheeky British chef and nutrition activist. "What people need to realize is there was already a movement to make Huntington healthier," says Brandi Jacobs-Jones, whose West Virginia hometown plays a starring role in Oliver's new macro-makeover show "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution," set to debut on ABC on Sunday. Huntington first made its way into the national consciousness in 2008, when The Associated Press named it "America's fattest city," citing unmatched rates of obesity, heart disease and diabetes, and rates of toothlessness among older residents.
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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver takes on obesity in Huntington, West Virginia
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Jamie Oliver's "Food Revolution" set to debut on ABC on Sunday
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Spokeswoman says residents are exercising and eating better, but not because of Oliver

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By Neil Sears A matter of trust: British president and CEO of Formula One racing Bernie Ecclestone and his ex-wife Slavica Bernie Ecclestone is accused today of avoiding a potential £1billion-plus tax bill after the UK tax authorities scrapped an inquiry in return for just £10million. But the secret deal could now be overturned – and Formula One supremo Mr Ecclestone, 83, could again face a colossal tax bill – thanks to associated claims that his ex-wife Slavica mysteriously pays him £60million a year. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs last night refused to discuss the allegation that it spent nine years probing the tycoon's affairs and links with offshore family trusts before quietly reaching an agreement.
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Deal could be overturned and F1 boss could again face a large bill
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HMRC refuses to discuss allegations it quietly reached an agreement
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Case focuses spotlight on 'sweetheart deals' with the super-rich
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Calls for a new investigation into Mr Ecclestone and his family trusts

Question: However, I am proud to be @placeholder, proud to live in Britain, and proud to make my contribution by paying my taxes here.'


(CNN) -- Neil Patrick Harris is officially a married man. The 41-year-old actor revealed in a tweet on Monday that he and his partner of 10 years, David Burtka, exchanged vows in Italy on Saturday. "Yup," Harris confirmed on Twitter. "We put the 'n' and 'd' in 'husband'." The couple, who are also parents of 3 1/2-year-old twins Harper Grace and Gideon Scott, have been engaged for years. When New York legalized gay marriage in 2011, Harris said that he and Burtka, 39, had proposed to one another at least five years prior and had "been wearing engagement rings for ages."
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Neil Patrick Harris and Fran Drescher each had weddings this weekend
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Harris married longtime partner David Burtka in Italy on Saturday
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Drescher wed technologist Shiva Ayyadurai at their home on Sunday

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By Will Stewart In Moscow PUBLISHED: 14:59 EST, 20 August 2012 | UPDATED: 12:21 EST, 21 August 2012 Russian police are seeking to arrest two more alleged members of the female Pussy Riot punk group who eluded them in the controversial cathedral protest against Vladimir Putin. ‘The criminal case is ongoing and a search is under way,’ disclosed a spokesman for the Interior Ministry yesterday. The move to open a new front against the balaclava-clad group - which has brought international outrage against Putin - came as chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov also faced questioning on a police claim that he 'bit' an officer arresting him.
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Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov questioned over police claim he 'bit' officer arresting him
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Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov suggests the three sentenced band members may have their two year sentence reduced on appeal
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Lavrov called the worldwide criticism of the case a 'tantrum' and 'unacceptable'

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(CNN) -- Ever been to Gettysburg National Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania? How about the Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood in St. Petersburg, Russia? If not, you're missing out on two of the world's top 10 landmarks, at least according to TripAdvisor, which on Tuesday released the results of its second Travelers' Choice Attractions Awards. Machu Picchu, the 15th-century Inca citadel located in Peru, tops the travel website's list of the world's top landmarks. The awards list the top landmarks, as well as the top parks, in the world and United States. There are also dedicated lists for Asia, Australia, Canada, China, Europe, India, Mexico, South America, the South Pacific and UK.
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TripAdvisor has released results of its second Travelers' Choice Attractions Awards
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Peru's Machu Picchu heads list of world's top landmarks
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Cloud Gate, a modern public sculpture, is the only Chicago attraction to crack the top 25 U.S. attractions

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U.S. consumers have not turned out in force for the final shopping days before Christmas, suggesting that traditional retailers will just meet industry sales forecasts in a season marked by deep discounts and growing encroachment from online rivals led by Amazon. Super Saturday - the last pre-Christmas Saturday, which fell on December 20 this year - failed to make up for spotty performance this season. That included a disappointing Black Friday, the day after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday that is typically one of the busiest shopping days of the year. 'The past weekend will not save this holiday season,' said Craig Johnson, president of the retail and consumer product-oriented private equity fund Customer Growth Partners.
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Slow sales during Super Saturday and the days leading up to Christmas
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Retailers likely to 'just' meet forecast of 3.4 percent growth
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Super Saturday sales still rose 0.5 percent to $9.15 billion
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That's from $9.1 billion a year ago
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National Retail Federation (NRF) forecast a 4.1 percent rise in holiday sales
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Best-selling retail items were iPhone 6, 'Frozen' toys and winter clothes

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By Sam Webb A man whose pregnant partner was killed by his two pit bull-type dogs had threatened social workers with one of the animals months before the death, a court has heard. Mother-of-four Emma Bennett, 27, of Leeds, West Yorkshire, died after she was attacked by the dogs called Bella and Dollar at her home last December. A previous court hearing was told how epilepsy sufferer Emma may have suffered a fit which could have led the two dogs to see her as prey. Pregnant Emma Bennett was killed by her two dogs at her home in Leeds. Lee Horner threatened to set one of the dogs on two social workers who visited the house in July last year a court heard
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Emma Bennett, 27, was pregnant with her fifth child when she waskilled
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It is believed the dogs thought she was 'prey' when she had epileptic fit
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The two animals, Dollar and Bella were a banned breed of pit bull-type dogs
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Victim's partner Lee Horner, 34, used one to threaten social workers in July

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:58 EST, 3 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:12 EST, 4 February 2013 Bulgarian and Romanian workers will go to other European countries when an immigration ban is relaxed at the beginning of next year, leading politicians from the two countries said today. Bulgarian foreign minister Nikolay Mladenov said many of his compatriots would much rather travel to Germany, Spain and Italy, as his country has stronger business links with those countries. He said there was a danger that fears about thousands of immigrants descending on the UK could 'dampen' relations with Bulgaria. Migration: Bulgarian nationals queuing up outside the British Embassy in Sofia for visa applications in 2006
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Bulgaria and Romania joined the European Union in 2007 but workers were prevented from travelling to the UK
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Ban preventing them from working in the UK comes to an end at the beginning of next year

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By Sara Malm It can be hard to address the elephant in the room; however it becomes considerably easier when one is standing in your lounge. Staff at a game reserve in Zululand, South Africa found themselves with an unusual problem after a 10-day-old baby elephant ran away from its mother and ended up in their garden. Owner Francoise Maldy Anthony and her colleagues could not believe their eyes when the little explorer then stumbled into her front room. How did she get here? The female baby elephant, named Tom after the member of staff who found her in the garden, was estimated to be just over one week old when it got lost and walked into the living room
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Baby elephant walked into the garden after separating from mother
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Francoise Maldy Anthony fed the 10-old baby and tracked down the herd
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Coincidentally, her husband had saved its mother's life years earlier

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This is the poignant moment when a man rescued from the hell he endured at the hands of the Nazis met his saviour and gave him a salute almost 70 years later. Joshua Kaufman first saluted his rescuer Daniel Gillespie. Then he kissed his hand and finally, he fell to his feet, exclaiming: 'I have wanted to do this for 70 years. I love you, I love you so much...'. Kaufman, now 87, was a 'walking corpse' on April 29 1945 when U.S. Army soldier Gillespie, 89, marched in with his comrades to liberate the charnel house that was the Dachau concentration camp near Munich.
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Emotional reunion between Joshua Kaufman and rescuer Daniel Gillespie
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Pair salute one as they are reunited on Huntington Beach, California
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Kaufman was a 'walking corpse' when rescued from death camp Dachau
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Now 87, he told US soldier Gillespie: 'I love you so much'
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The men lived only one hour's drive from each other... but neither knew

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(CNN) -- Several days in a row, violent storms ripped through America's heartland with the most devastating hitting on Monday. Much of Moore, Oklahoma, which is just outside of Oklahoma City, is now a devastated pile of rubble. The rescue and recovery efforts continue and the clean up has begun after a massive tornado touched down Monday afternoon. CNN affiliate KFOR reported that at one time, the tornado was estimated to be at least 2 miles wide, and the National Weather Service said the tornado was an EF5, the most severe rating for a tornado on the scale. It is clear the days ahead are grave for the people of Oklahoma and the need for help will be immense.
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Oklahoma suffered a second day of devastating storms Monday
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A massive tornado demolished much of Moore, Oklahoma, just outside of Oklahoma City
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There are many fatalities and more expected as search and rescue continues
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Several organizations have mobilized to help the survivors

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Tragedy: This released by the NYFD, shows Lt. Gordon Ambelas, who died at a hospital late Saturday night, July 5, 2014, after battling a blaze that broke out on an upper floor of a Brooklyn public-housing high-rise in New York The Fire Department of New York is mourning the death of a lieutenant who became trapped while looking for victims in a public-housing high-rise blaze, the first to die in the line of duty in more than two years. Lt. Gordon Ambelas, 40, died Saturday after suffering multiple injuries while on the 19th floor of the 21-story building in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, officials said.
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Lt. Gordon Ambelas, 40, is the first FDNY firefighter to die in more than two years
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Perished battling a blaze in the Williamsburg neighborhood of New York City

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The manager at the New Orleans hotel where Brian Williams was camped out during Hurricane Katrina in 2005 has poured cold water on the version of events that the NBC News anchor has been retelling in recent years. Currently off the air after he admitted to lying about being hit by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003, a number of Williams' other seemingly  outlandish claims over the years are now coming under increased scrutiny. Serious questions have been raised about the credibility of his claim that he saw a body or bodies in the floodwaters of New Orleans' French Quarter, an area that experienced very little flooding.
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The manager at the Ritz-Carlton where Williams' was based during Hurricane Katrina has rubbished several of his claims about his stay
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Myra DeGersdorff denies that her hotel was 'overrun' by gangs as Williams has repeatedly claimed since
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She also said it is unlikely that he could have seen a body floating in the French Quarter since the area experienced very little flooding
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'I'm not going to judge him, because it was such an unpleasant week… And when there is that kind of concern you can misremember,' she said
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Williams is currently off the air after he admitted to lying about being hit by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003

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Denver quarterback Peyton Manning made NFL history on Sunday night when he broke Brett Favre's record for career touchdown passes by throwing his 509th scoring pass during the second quarter of the Broncos' game against the San Francisco 49ers. Manning went into the Sunday night showdown two TDs shy of Favre's record of 508 and finished with four touchdown passes on 22-of-26 passing for 318 yards in just three quarters of work. He surpassed Favre with an eight-yard pass that was caught in the end zone by wide receiver Demaryius Thomas just before halftime in the Broncos' emphatic 42-17 thrashing of the San Francisco 49ers.
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Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning made NFL history on Sunday
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His four touchdown passes against the 49ers took his career total to 510 - a new record
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The future Hall Of Famer surpasses Brett Favre who'd previously held the record with 508 throws
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Favre needed 302 games to set his record in 2010 playing for the Minnesota Vikings - Manning broke the record after 246 games
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NBA star LeBron James offered his congratulations and tweeted: 'Legend. OneOfTheGreats'

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Brain dead: Jahi McMath was declared brain dead on Dec. 12 after she went into cardiac arrest following surgery to treat sleep apnea The case of the 13-year-old girl declared brain dead does not seem to be coming to a close any time soon, with experts still disagreeing nearly 10 months after a coroner declared her dead. Paul Fisher, a Stanford University pediatric neurologist, told a California judge Monday that he sees no evidence that Jahi McMath is alive 10 months after a coroner signed her death certificate. Jahi was declared brain dead on Dec. 12 after she went into cardiac arrest following surgery to treat sleep apnea.
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Paul Fisher, a Stanford University pediatric neurologist, told a California judge Monday that he sees no evidence that Jahi McMath is alive
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Fisher dismissed videos showing the girl moving her hands and feet at her mother's command
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McMath's family wants a judge to issue an unprecedented order declaring the girl to be alive after being declared brain dead

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The Prime Minister may have been hoping for a Christmas miracle by parking himself in front a Christmas tree for his Canberra media conference on Monday in which he admitted that his government's performance had been 'a bit of a ragged one'. In a one-hour long conference, he backed down on plans to cut allowances for Defence personnel as well as a proposal to increase student loan interest rates. Mr Abbott also for the first time accepted that the decision made to cut the ABC budget by $250 million was 'at odds' with a pre-election commitment not to make any cuts the broadcaster.
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Prime Minister 'I'm the first to admit the past week was a bit of a ragged one for the government'
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Accepted that the cuts to ABC were 'at odds' with pre-election promise
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Mr Abbott did not accept blame for the Victorian state election defeat
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All but conceded the $7 Medicare co-payment wouldn't get through the Senate in its current form
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Backs down on plan to increase interest rates for student loans
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Backs down on Defence allowances but pay offer stands

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Davos, Switzerland (CNN) -- While Prime Minister David Cameron's speech this week -- voicing his intent to let the British people vote on whether to stay in the European Union -- has caused concern on the continent, the mayor of London says it's all part of democracy. "I think if you ask most international business leaders, bankers whether they wanted to abolish elections to remove any element of uncertainty in the commercial world, well of course they would love to do that," Mayor Boris Johnson told CNN's Richard Quest at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, which he described as the "cyclotron of egos."
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London Mayor Boris Johnson believes Britain would vote to stay part of EU "one way or another"
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Prime Minister David Cameron said he plans to hold a national referendum on membership
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Johnson also condemned attempts in Europe to build financial trading hubs away from London
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Johnson on World Economic Forum in Davos: "It is this great cyclotron of egos isn't it?"

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(CNN) -- Nigeria's military says it's questioning a leader of Boko Haram, the Islamic militant group blamed for the killings of hundreds of civilians, after capturing him in the country's northeast early Sunday. Nigerian troops captured Mohammed Zangina shortly after midnight in the city of Maiduguri, said Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, a military spokesman. Zangina is a member of the Shura Committee, the movement's governing body, and has coordinated "most of the most of the suicide attacks and bombings" in several cities, including the capital Abuja, Musa said. Nigeria launched a military crackdown on Boko Haram on New Year's Day. Human Rights Watch says the group -- whose name means "Western education is sacrilege" -- has killed more than 2,800 people in an escalating campaign to impose strict Islamic law on largely Muslim northern Nigeria.
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Nigeria says Mohammed Zangina helped coordinate Boko Haram attacks
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The group has been fighting to impose Islamic law in northern Nigeria
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Government troops launched a crackdown on the group January 1

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 10:16 EST, 11 March 2014 | UPDATED: 10:39 EST, 11 March 2014 A proud resident of York has been awarded compensation from his bank after they wrongly claimed his home city was part of North Yorkshire. Peter Brown, a former sheriff of the historic city, received a letter from Lloyds Bank addressed to his house in 'York, North Yorkshire'. In his reply, he pointed out that the city has been legally independent from the country for nearly two decades. Compensation: Peter Brown has been given £75 by Lloyds Bank after they wrongly addressed a letter to him saying he lived in 'York, North Yorkshire'
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Peter Brown complained after receiving incorrectly addressed letter
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Lloyds Bank apologised and offered to pay him £75 in compensation
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York is a unitary authority independent from the surrounding county

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:50 EST, 16 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:03 EST, 16 April 2013 Charged: Dorothy Canfield, 84, allegedly tried to hire a hit man to kill the Houston-area prosecutor handling her case An 84-year-old female inmate allegedly tried to hire a hit man to kill the Houston-area prosecutor handling her case and to maim his boss like the series of killings of other law enforcement officials elsewhere in Texas. Dorothy Canfield allegedly sought to have Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon attacked and his assistant district attorney, Rob Freyer, slain. Canfield allegedly wanted the attacks to appear similar to the recent unsolved killings of two other Texas prosecutors- Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. McLelland and his wife were found dead in their homes on March 30, about two months after Hasse was fatally shot outside the local courthouse.
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Dorothy Canfield, 84, in Houston, Texas tried to hire a hitman to target the prosecutors on her case
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Said to be inspired by the killings of other District Attorneys elsewhere in the state
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She was caught by an undercover sting operation

Question: 'Dorothy Canfield hoped to capitalize on the tragic murder of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and assistant district attorney @placeholder to disrupt the prosecution of her theft charge in the most violent way possible,' Ligon said.


(CNN) -- Don't ask Justin Bieber about Selena Gomez. It's a touchy subject. In fact, Bieber appeared reluctant to answer any questions from an attorney for a photographer who accuses Bieber of ordering a bodyguard to attack him last summer. Several video clips of the deposition, which a Miami judge ordered in the photographer's lawsuit against Bieber, were posted Monday on the celebrity news website TMZ. The release comes just days after another Miami judge released video of Bieber giving a urine sample in jail after an arrest on a driving under the influence charge in January. In video from the deposition, Bieber primped and winked to the camera at times, but he was a hostile witness for most of the four hours of questioning by Miami lawyer Mark DiCowden, who represents photographer Jeffrey Binion.
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"Don't ask me about her again," Justin Bieber tells lawyer after question on Selena Gomez
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"I don't have to listen to anything you have to say," Bieber tells lawyer
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Asked if Usher helped start his career, singer replies, "I was found on YouTube"
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Bieber was ordered to answer questions in a photographer's lawsuit against him

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Chelsea are on the brink of qualifying for the knockout rounds of the UEFA Youth League after a seven-goal rout of Maribor on Wednesday afternoon. Two goals apiece for Dominic Solanke and Charlie Colkett, plus further strikes from Charly Musonda, Alex Kiwomya and Tammy Abraham, made it four group stage wins out of four for the Blues. After a 4-1 win over Schalke in their opening game, a 5-0 thrashing of Sporting Lisbon on matchday two and a 2-0 success over the Slovenian side a fortnight ago, Adi Viveash's team knew another three points would pretty much wrap up qualification.
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Chelsea beat Maribor 7-0 to extend lead in UEFA Youth League group
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Dominic Solanke and Charlie Colkett scored twice each in Slovenia
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Charly Musonda, Alex Kiwomya and Tammy Abraham also scored
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Result means Chelsea preserve their 100 per cent group stage record

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Andy Carroll scored twice on Sunday afternoon to send West Ham into the Premier League’s top three before declaring: ‘I’m back.’ The striker moved on from his latest injury nightmare with a brilliant performance and two leaping headers as West Ham crushed Swansea 3-1 at Upton Park. And after ending a 797-minute wait for a goal, the 25-year-old, who was playing only his fifth game following ankle surgery in the summer, said: ‘It means a lot to me to get back on the score sheet. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Andy Carroll rose majestically above the Swansea defence to head home and put his team in front
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West Ham beat 10-man Swansea 3-1 on Sunday afternoon
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The win lifted Sam Allardyce's men to third in the Premier League
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Andy Carroll got off the mark for the season with a brace in the win
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The 25-year-old says he now believes he is getting back to his best

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There was a moment in the second half when Raheem Sterling lost patience with Andrea Pirlo’s dithering and cheekily dispossessed the Italian great on the edge of his own penalty area. The England flyer has not time for reputations, not when he is too busy building one all for himself. It was a fascinating contrast, with Pirlo switching the play at will with those tight balls around the corner and those cute little dummies. Sterling is old-fashioned, always looking to run with the ball, targeting defenders and trying to exploit their weaknesses. The England forward, thrust into the No 10 role, didn’t deserve to be on the losing side.
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England lost their World Cup group D opener 2-1 to Italy in Manaus
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Claudio Marchisio opened the scoring on 35 minutes for Italy
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Sterling's incisive pass in the 37th minute set up Daniel Sturridge's goal
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The England star, thrust into No 10, didn't deserve to be in a losing side
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Mario Balotelli scored the winner with a back post header on 50 minutes
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With the ball at his feet, Sterling can pull of moves that vaporise opposition

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Match of the Day pundits Danny Murphy and Martin Keown have been hit with tax bills of up to £2.5million after investing in a suspected tax avoidance scheme. A string of celebrities and sports stars each paid a minimum £100,000 to invest in a movie venture that promised to combine box office hits with tempting tax breaks. Former England and Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy, 38, has been told to pay back £2.5million while ex-Arsenal centre back Martin Keown, 48, also faces a seven-figure  bill. HMRC has told them the cash is due by the end of the month. Mr Keown, who writes  for Sportsmail, said today: 'I can confirm I did invest in the film-finance scheme Ingenious, which has recently resulted in me receiving a retrospective tax bill.
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1,000 invested around  £100,000 in the Ingenious Film Partners scheme
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Television football pundits Danny Murphy and Martin Keown among them
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Mr Murphy said to owe £2.5m and Mr Keown seven-figures in unpaid tax
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Scheme helped finance films  Avatar and Life of Pi and offered tax breaks
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David Beckham, Gary Lineker, Wayne Rooney said to be among investors
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Previous Government changed tax rules to help the British film industry
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Mr Keown said he paid bill swiftly when it arrived and 'always pays taxes'

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The annual battle to be top of the Christmas TV came down to a fight between the bawdy Mrs Brown’s Boys and the traditional Queen’s Speech. And Her Majesty came out on top – with her message to the Commonwealth the only top-ten show to win more viewers than last year. The pre-recorded broadcast, shown on BBC1 and ITV1, secured a combined audience of 7.8million, an increase of 90,000 from last Christmas. The Queen's speech (pictured) has been the surprise hit of Christmas Day after it won the TV ratings way to become the most watched television programme yesterday
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An average of 7.8m watched this year's royal message on reconciliation
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Last year's Christmas Day ratings winner, Mrs Brown's Boys came  second
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But the number of Mrs Brown's Boys viewers dropped by 1.79m from 2013
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EastEnders was the king of the soaps in 2014 bringing in 7.5m viewers
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Doctor Who saw a 24 per cent drop in figures taking it to eighth place

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Cap-Haitien, Haiti (CNN) -- The Christian Motorcyclists Association came to Haiti to distribute motorcycles to pastors. Instead, angry Haitians, some of them on motorbikes, ended up attacking the 11 American missionaries when they tried to flee this city aboard a big, yellow bus. "We almost made it out of town," team member Kerry Gibson told CNN in a phone call after his team survived the attack unharmed. Until Wednesday morning, Gibson and his fellow volunteers had been holed up in a hotel on a hilltop overlooking Cap-Haitien, after demonstrators put up networks of barricades through the streets and began attacking the bases of United Nations peacekeepers with rocks, bottles and petrol bombs. The demonstrators have accused peacekeepers of starting the cholera outbreak.
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"We almost made it out of town," says Christian missionary
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Protesters broke the windshield of the bus
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Vehicle made it to the safety of a U.N. peacekeeping camp

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By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 00:11 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 23 December 2013 Overgrown and long-forgotten, this pile of twisted metal is the wreckage of Pan Am flight 103 - hidden away in a scrapyard some 25 years after the tragic Lockerbie bombing. Shrouded from view behind high fences and surrounding trees, the aircraft's distinctive blue and white livery is clearly visible in these aerial photographs. The remains of the bombed jet were taken to the scrapyard in rural Lincolnshire shortly after the disaster on December 21, 1988, and have lain there ever since.
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Wreckage from doomed plane being stored near Tattershall, Lincolnshire
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Remains can not be moved until investigations into blast complete
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270 people were killed after aircraft exploded above Scotland

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The uproar in India over the arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York is growing. Indians are protesting outside the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, the Indian government has revoked privileges for American diplomats, and Indian politicians have called for a review of their nation's ties with the United States. E-mail and Facebook appeals are even calling on Indians to refuse to meet with any U.S. citizen. But the outcry over Devyani Khobragade's treatment is drowning out the serious allegations of exploiting her employee, also an Indian national, and the pervasive violations against millions of other domestic workers around the world and in the homes of diplomats in America.
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Jo Becker: Outcry over Indian diplomat's arrest overshadows issue of domestic worker abuse
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Becker: Routine strip search in U.S. is humiliating, degrading, and it's rare in India
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She says domestic workers face slavelike labor, physical abuse, excessive hours
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Becker: Report found domestic worker abuse among diplomats who have immunity

Question: There's no doubt that strip searches, a routine part of @placeholder felony arrests, are humiliating.


By Graeme Yorke Two men have been jailed after former England and Manchester United star Andrew Cole was racially abused during a flight. 42-year-old Cole was travelling on an Aer Arran service from Dublin to Manchester when he was subjected to the abuse, which included being called ‘Mr Blackman’. Drunk passengers Gregory Horan, 26, and Lee Byrne, 28, had begun drinking before boarding the 9.30am flight in December last year. Lee Byrne, left, and Gregory Horan, right,  pictured arriving at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court where they were both jailed after former Manchester United footballer Andy Cole was racially abused on a flight
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Andy Cole was subjected to racial abuse on Dublin to Manchester flight
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Lee Byrne, 28, of Dublin, admitted racially aggravated public order offence
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Gregory Horan, 26, also of Dublin, admitted being drunk on an aircraft
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The judge ruled Byrne will be jailed for 20 weeks and Horan 10 weeks

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Question: Cole told Byrne to ‘just leave it’ but the abuse continued with @placeholder calling him a ‘spook’- a racist term.


United Airlines has apologized to a New Jersey mother who said the company 'humiliated' her by not allowing her disabled three-year-old daughter to sit on her lap during a flight -- even though the child is physically unable to sit up on her own. Elit Kirschenbaum said her flight from the Dominican Republic was delayed for nearly an hour in the Dec. 30 incident as a flight attendant insisted her daughter Ivy, a stroke survivor with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, be placed in a seat on her own. The family, aware of federal safety regulations that children over two years old need their own seat, had bought an economy seat for Ivy but kept her with them in business class due to her condition.
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United Airlines apologized to Elit Kirschenbaum and her family for trying to force her to put her disabled daughter Ivy, 3, into her own seat
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Flight attendant said Ivy had to sit in her own seat because she's over 2 years old but the child is physically incapable of sitting up on her own
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Ivy is a stroke survivor now suffering from spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy
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The family and other passengers argued with the stubborn flight attendant, delaying the flight for nearly an hour

Question: However, moments before the @placeholder-bound flight took off, a fourth flight attendant confronted Kirschenbaum about the seating arrangement.


A suspected Islamic militant who was detained in Afghanistan in 2001, imprisoned at the U.S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, but later acquitted at trial in Spain, is again facing a trial in Madrid on new charges. The suspect, Moroccan national Lahcen Ikassrien, has been indicted, along with 14 other suspected militants, on charges of recruiting and sending militants to help ISIS fighters in Iraq and Syria. Investigating magistrate Pablo Ruz at Spain's National Court, which handles terrorism cases, issued the indictments on Tuesday, which were made public Thursday, and CNN viewed a copy. Ikassrien, who is in his late 40s, was arrested last June in Madrid, where he lives. He is the suspected "charismatic leader of the organization," and was "the determining factor" for recruits, providing them with "cover and international contacts," Judge Ruz wrote.
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Lahcen Ikassrien has been indicted, along with 14 other suspected militants
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They are charged with recruiting and sending militants to help ISIS
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Indictment calls Ikassrien the "charismatic leader" of Madrid-based group
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He was acquitted in 2006, having argued that he was tortured at Guantanamo

Question: After Ikassrien's capture in Afghanistan by @placeholder forces in 2001, he was sent to Guantanamo, but then extradited to Spain in 2005.


Washington (CNN) -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel joined U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday in saying Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi must step down, expressing support for the NATO military mission even though her country abstained from the U.N. Security Council vote that authorized it. At a joint news conference at the White House, Merkel said Germany's participation in NATO operations shows its support for the Libya mission. She also noted that Germany has increased resources to the U.S.-led mission in Afghanistan to free other countries to contribute to the Libya mission. "It is our joint will that this NATO mission is successful," Merkel said of the Libya operation, adding that what happens in North Africa affects Europe. "Those are our immediate neighbors, and we have a choice. Either this works out well, or we have an enormous refugee problem. and so it's not only out of charity ... there's not only a moral obligation, but we have also a vested interest in seeing to it that this continent, this region comes on its feet."
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NEW: Obama bestows nation's highest civilian honor on Merkel
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Obama warns of possible new sanctions against Iran
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"I trust her," Obama says of the visiting German chancellor
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The two leaders emphasize cooperation rather than policy differences

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Question: On the economic front, @placeholder continues to expand its trade surplus with record exports, causing critics to complain it should boost domestic consumption to ease the imbalance as part of global efforts to quicken recovery from the recession.


(CNN) -- All eyes will be on Lionel Messi and Arjen Robben when Argentina face the Netherlands in the World Cup semifinal in Sao Paulo to discover who will meet Germany in the final. The Dutch will be looking to their mercurial winger to steer them to a second successive World Cup final while Argentina will likely need some Messi magic if they are to reach a first final in 24 years. Both men have been central to the success of their sides so far in the competition earning glowing tributes from team managers past and present. Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella said his midfield maestro was like "water in the desert" following his side's 1-0 victory over Belgium in the quarterfinals.
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Argentina and the Netherlands contest World Cup semifinal in Sao Paulo
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Dutch winger Arjen Robben has been the Netherlands standout performer in Brazil
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Argentina relying on Lionel Messi to inspire the two-time winners to final at Maracana
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Dutch looking to reach back-to-back finals; Argentina seek final spot for first time in 24 years

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(CNN) -- The northern California Bay Area's biggest earthquake in 25 years has people asking: Is the world seeing more tremors than usual? And is the long-dreaded "Big One" that could devastate California coming soon? Actually, experts say the world might not be seeing more than usual. And as for the Big One, there's no sign that it's imminent. The infamous San Andreas Fault is due for its epic every-150-years rumble. But the quake that struck Sunday, centered about 6 miles southwest of Napa, wasn't on that line. "I don't think we can make any connection on that," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said. "This is on a different fault -- still part of the same system, still the plates are still shifting from California, the North American Plate and the Pacific Plate."
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The 6.0-magnitude quake Sunday was not on the San Andreas Fault
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Some predict the "Big One" will strike along the fault in the next few decades
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USGS: Los Angeles and San Francisco will one day become next-door neighbors

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By Daily Mail Reporter A woman being sued over her $1million shoe collection says she is 'relieved' after her ex-husband dropped his legal battle. Hedge fund manager Daniel Shak, 52, was fighting to win 35 per cent of the value of ex-wife Beth's 1,200 luxury shoes, but yesterday dropped the case. Poker champion Mrs Shak, 42, gave six hours of testimony at Montgomery County Courthouse near Philadelphia before Mr Shak suddenly stopped his legal action against her. She said: 'Daniel knew he was going to lose. I'm so relieved that he saw sense and decided to give up on this. It was so stupid.'
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Hedge fund manager Daniel Shak abruptly drops lawsuit against ex-wife Beth for a portion of her 1,200 pairs of designer shoes

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A teenage entrepreneur who scooped a £80,000 investment on Dragon's Den has been arrested on suspicion of burgling his mother's house. Jordan Daykin, 19, became the youngest person to ever go into business with the Dragons when Deborah Meaden pledged the money in return for a 25 per cent stake in his  business. But just two months later he was arrested after his mother claimed he ransacked her house and stole a number of valuables including, Swarovski crystals, four televisions and jewellery worth £4,000. Claims: Jordan Daykin, pictured right on Dragons' Den earlier this year, is alleged to have stolen from the home of his mother Maria Daykin, right, in Westbury, Kent. He was arrested and later released on bail
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Jordan Daykin became youngest person to secure Dragons' Den investment
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His mother alleges that he burgled her home in Westbury, Wiltshire
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She claims he took two beds, four televisions and jewellery worth £4,000

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By Ellie Zolfagharifard Elon Musk is one of the driving forces behind super-intelligent computers that could improve everything from space travel to electric cars. But the Tesla-founder claims the technology could someday be more harmful than nuclear weapons. At the weekend, the billionaire tweeted a recommendation for a book that looks at a robot uprising, claiming ‘We need to be super careful with AI. Potentially more dangerous than nukes.’ Over the weekend, the billionaire tweeted a recommendation for a book that looks at such scenarios, claiming 'We need to be super careful with AI. Potentially more dangerous than nukes' Musk referred to the book ‘Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies’, a work by Nick Bostrom that asks major questions about how humanity will cope with super-intelligent computers.
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Comment tweeted by Musk while recommending a book by Nick Bostrom
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The book 'Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies’, asks major questions about how humanity will cope with super-intelligent computers
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Musk previously said ‘Terminator-like’ scenario could be created from AI
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42-year-old is so worried that he said his investment in AI group, Vicarious, was purely to keep an eye on the technology rather than make money

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Dogs  are digging up the corpses of Ebola victims buried in shallow graves in Liberia and eating them in the street, villagers have claimed. Furious residents of Johnsonville Township, outside capital Monrovia, raised the alarm after packs of wild dogs were spotted digging up corpses from a specially-designated 'Ebola graveyard', dragging them into the open and feeding on their flesh. It is the latest development in the epidemic, which was today confirmed to have reached Senegal. The grisly scenes in Liberia came three weeks after government health officials - desperate to stem the country's rising infection rate - hurriedly buried the bodies despite a heated standoff with villagers who refused to give their permission to use the land.
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Officials hurriedly buried bodies in middle of night so locals would not know
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Residents in Johnsonville Township had refused permission for graves
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Experts say dogs will not get sick  but could transmit to humans by biting
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Comes as Ebola spreads to Senegal after infected man arrives from Guinea
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WHO says Ebola cases are rising at highest rate since outbreak began

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(CNN) -- A tsunami warning has been issued for the western coastal areas of the United States and Canada after a massive earthquake struck off the coast of Japan. The West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center early Friday issued a tsunami warning for coastal areas along the United States and Canadian west coasts. The tsunami warning includes coastal areas of California and Oregon from Point Conception to the Oregon-Washington border. It also includes coastal areas of Alaska from Amchitka Pass to Attu. Tsunami warnings were issued Friday for at least 20 countries and numerous Pacific islands, including Japan, coastal Russia and the Marcus Islands, the Northern Marianas, Wake Island, Taiwan and Guam.
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NEW Warnings for the coastal areas along the United States and Canadian west coasts
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Tsunami warnings for 20 countries including Hawaii, Japan and coastal Russia
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Also the Northern Marianas, Wake Island, Taiwan and Guam
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Comes after a powerful 8.8-magnitude quake struck of the east coast of Japan
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Most powerful earthquake on record since the 2004 December 26 quake and tsunami

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By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 01:15 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 17:51 EST, 23 May 2013 Two young boys killed after a rockslide poured over them during a school field trip to a Minnesota park have been pictured following the tragic recovery of the final boy's body on Thursday. Ten-year-old Zack Mohamed Fofana, a fourth grader visiting Lilydale Regional Park in St Paul on Wednesday, was recovered one day after being buried in the horrific landslide to the heartbreak of family who never lost hope he was still alive. Haysem Sani, a 9-year-old classmate of Fofan's at Peter Hobart Elementary School, also died on Wednesday after he and two others were initially rushed to a hospital for their injuries, KSTP reports.
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Family identified body found as 10-year-old Zack Mohamed Fofana
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The fourth-grader was completely buried when rain-soaked gravel at a Minnesota park gave way during a school field trip
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Fellow classmate Haysem Sani, 9, was pronounced dead earlier on Wednesday
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Two other children were hospitalized, one in serious condition
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Zack's uncle said he never lost hope in seeing his nephew alive again

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Baby Gammy's Australian parents have allegedly paid nothing towards supporting their unwanted child they left abandoned in Thailand nine months ago. American agent Antonia Frattaroli, who handled the surrogacy, claims David and Wendy Farnell 'havent paid a cent' since instructing the agent to abandon Gammy outside a temple or ophanage when they were told it couldn't be aborted. Mr Frattaroli said the Farnells agreed to a $2000 lump some and a monthly allowance to help with the biological mother's costs of caring for her Down syndrome baby. Wendy Farnell has taken her healthy daughter Pipah to China while the WA Government investigates the parents for caring for her
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Surrogate agent claims  parents of Gammy have paid nothing to support the biological mother, Pattaramon Chanbua
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It is one of a list of allegegations which include instructions to abort the baby at five months
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When told Gammy could not be terminated the Farnells allegedly said to the agent to leafve the baby at a Thai temple
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The allegations have come from surrogate agent Antonia Frattaroli
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It follows news that Kim and Brendan Cross, who have been trying for years for a baby, were offered to give them Gammy
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David and Wendy Farnell caused international outrage when they were accused of leaving the Down syndrome boy in Thailand but took healthy twin Pipah home to Australia

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Question: The explosive claims come nine months after the @placeholder left Thailand with Gammy's healthy twin sister Pipah, leaving him behind.


(CNN) -- A whistle-blower who helped shed light on misconduct among the ranks of contractors working as guards for the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan is back home in England sooner than he expected after he resigned in the fallout of the scandal. "It was just downright stupid," Terry Pearson says of guard misconduct in Afghanistan. Terry Pearson, who worked as an operations manager for contractor R.A. International at Camp Sullivan in Afghanistan, said he witnessed mistreatment among the guards employed by ArmorGroup North America, who were housed at the camp. "It was just downright stupid, some of the things they were doing," Pearson told CNN. "And insensitive."
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Terry Pearson is back in England after allegedly witnessing guard misconduct
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Pearson resigned from R.A. International at Camp Sullivan in Afghanistan
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14 guards were fired after allegations of abuse, sexual activity and intimidation
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ArmorGroup and U.S. officials are investigating

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Washington (CNN) -- Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday it would be an "important step" if Syria immediately surrendered its chemical weapons stockpiles to international control. "But this cannot be another excuse for delay or obstruction. And Russia has to support the international community's efforts sincerely or be held to account," she said. A potential Democratic contender for president in 2016 who left the State Department in January, Clinton received questions and some criticism for not speaking out immediately after chemical weapons were allegedly used by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad last month. CNN Poll: Most Americans against U.S. strike on Syria
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Clinton says a "credible military threat" keeps pressure on Syria
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She says it "would be an important step" if Syria hands over chemical weapons control
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She has been criticized for not speaking out about the situation earlier
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NEW: Clinton helps Obama in outreach to senators on military authorization

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Question: But she emphasized she will support the president and argued a "political solution that ends the conflict is in the interested of the @placeholder."


Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber may have the largest number of Twitter followers in the world - but more than half of them are fake, it emerged today. The teenage singer has 37.3million followers on the popular social network, and overtook previous record-holder Lady Gaga earlier this year. However Justin, 19, does not only hold the crown for most followers, but also the most bogus ones. Emperor's new tweets: More than half of Justin Bieber's followers are fake accounts and not real 'Beliebers', knocking off his King of Twitter crown Only 17.8million of Justin Bieber’s Twitter followers are real accounts, a mere 47 per cent of his total number of followers, according to social media analytics experts Socialbakers.
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Only 17.8million of Justin Bieber's 37.3million Twitter 'Beliebers' are real
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Bieber overtook Lady Gaga with the most followers earlier this year
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If only 'real' followers were counted, Lady Gaga would have the most

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- If money is power, China is now in a powerful position to play a critical role at the Group of 20 summit in London. U.S. President Barack Obama meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao in London on April 1. So powerful, in fact, that some analysts speak of a "G-2", referring to the first meeting between the new U.S. president and his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the G-20. What matters most in the G-20, some say, is Barack Obama and Hu Jintao's meeting on the eve of the summit. "This is a summit of symbolism, where the meeting itself is the message," said China analyst Victor Gao.
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Some say meeting of U.S., Chinese leaders on summit's eve is of most importance
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With its growing economic and military clout, China is a major player at the G-20
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The degree of U.S.-China cooperation will directly affect global economic recovery

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Geneva (CNN) -- Last week United States senators expressed dismay and outrage to learn that the uniforms for American Olympians were produced in China. But this is not new. For years unrestrained globalization has seen textile and clothing multinationals race to the bottom in the search for cheaper and cheaper production. The end of the Multi Fiber trade agreement saw the volume of textile imports to the U.S. from China more than double from 2004 to 2011. The phasing out of quota arrangements has led to the loss of millions of textile and garment jobs in industrialized and developing countries alike. For example, in 1980 West Germany had 4,055 textile and clothing manufacturers. Now, Germany as a whole has only 690. As it is cheaper to manufacture in countries that do not enforce international labour standards or pay workers a living wage, textiles and apparel are most often sourced from low wage countries such as China, India and Vietnam. Developing countries need jobs for their growing populations, but they have to be good jobs, without exploitation by companies from the industrialized world.
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Senators outraged to learn that uniforms for U.S. Olympians made in China
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Phasing out of quota arrangements has led to loss of millions of textile jobs in U.S.
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Jyrki Raina says textile companies must pay prices so suppliers can pay living wage
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He says consumers must make clear they will pay price for decent conditions of work

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Jack P Shepherd, who plays David Platt in Coronation Street, was forced to apologise after making jokes about the fire at the kennels Hundreds of Coronation Street fans have called for Jack P Shepherd to be sacked after he made jokes about the Manchester Dogs' Home fire which claimed the lives of 60 animals. The actor, 26, who plays David Platt in the ITV soap, was forced into an apology after causing uproar on Twitter when he said: 'I have a million 'hot dog' jokes'. When people responded with complaints and messages of disbelief he added: 'You guys need to lighten up. #GetItLightenUp.'
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Jack P Shepherd, 26, said: 'I have a million 'hot dog' jokes' after kennel fire
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The Coronation Street star was forced to issue a grovelling apology
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He will be spoken to by ITV bosses after fans called for him to be fired
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More than £1.36million has been raised for Manchester Dogs' Home
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Hundreds of people have offered to provide permanent homes for the dogs

Question: @placeholder bosses pledged to speak to the actor, who has appeared in the show since he was 12, after reading his tweets.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- For years Ahmad has been unable to find true love. So the 27 year-old bachelor who lives in Tehran is turning to a professional matchmaker. Jafar Ardabili's matchmaking service provides one option for Iranian singles. "I'm searching for a love that lasts," Ahmad said. What's unusual is Ahmad's matchmaker wears a turban, a robe and could be the first-ever Iranian cleric who plays cupid. "First they say 'wow'," Jafar Ardabili said, "then they take a closer look and say 'since he's a cleric we have faith in him.'" Ardabili made his first love match 10 years ago while he taught at a Tehran university. One of his students had a crush on a person, so Ardabili arranged for the two to meet. A few months later they married.
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Iranian cleric, wife runs matchmaking service
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Service offers option for social interaction between Iranian singles
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Cleric claims his service has married 2,000 couples without a divorce

Question: @placeholder had paid a $100 fee, submitted a picture and his information.


(CNN) -- With all the Facebook news lately -- the flat IPO, the regulatory interest, the Chan-Zuckerberg wedding -- it's highly possibly you've forgotten all about Twitter. If so, you'd be like most Americans. Only 8% of online Americans check their Twitter feeds on an average day, according to survey results released Thursday by the Pew Center for Internet & American Life. That's up from 2% in November 2010 and 5% in August, the group says, but it's nowhere near the numbers Pew tallies when it asks about online social networks in general. In February, the group asked Americans if they "use social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn or Google Plus." Sixty-six percent said yes.
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Pew survey finds 8% of American Internet users go on Twitter daily
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Forbes writer says Twitter "might be in a bit of a lull"

Question: Some tech pundits argue Facebook and Twitter serve very different purposes -- with Twitter becoming more of a news feed and @placeholder becoming an online hub for friendships.


(CNN) -- You might expect Sunday to be a day of rest in a predominantly Roman Catholic country like Brazil. But the World Cup offers as good a reason as it gets to make an exception. There will be three contests -- in Brasilia, Porte Alegre and Rio de Janeiro -- on what will be the fourth day of the prestigious football tournament. Each of them pits a team from Europe against one from Latin America. Here's a look at a few things to watch for: Spotlight on Lionel Messi Lionel Messi is one of a kind. At 26 years old, all he's done is win four consecutive FIFA Ballons d'Or, given annually to football's best player. And he's done it on one of the best club teams, Barcelona, in the world.
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Argentina's Lionel Messi will take the field for the first time in Brazil
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Bosnia and Herzegovina will start play in its first World Cup
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Action starts in Rio de Janeiro -- host of the World Cup finals, the 2016 Olympics

Question: And -- if @placeholder' prayers are answers -- the host team will be there, slugging it out for the championship.


(Mashable) -- FaceMash.com, the Facebook prototype Mark Zuckerberg built in his Harvard dorm room one October night in 2003, is now up for auction on Flippa -- or at least the URL is. The domain once housed a Harvard version of Hot or Not, which placed photos of various university women next to one another and asked visitors to select which one was more attractive. FaceMash reportedly attracted 450 visitors and generated 22,000 page views in its first evening; it was pulled down by Harvard several days later. Now, the site attracts approximately 600 visitors per month, the auctioneer claims, though since the release of the movie "The Social Network," which mentions FaceMash, the site has received more than 1,000 hits per day.
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The domain name FaceMash.com is up for auction by a third party
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg used the name FaceMash.com for a college project
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Zuckerberg's site for ranking Harvard students' attractiveness got him in trouble with the school

Question: That's not terribly surprising, given the kind of hassle any business built on the site is likely to attract from @placeholder's lawyers.


Washington (CNN) -- The weirdest campaign ad of this season -- maybe any season -- debuted on the Internet this past week. The ad has been nicknamed, "Demon Sheep," and can be viewed here. The ad is an opening salvo in what will could prove the most expensive Senate race in U.S. history. The incumbent, Barbara Boxer, has always been the less popular of California's two Democratic senators. Boxer now looks vulnerable. Two Republicans declared early for the nomination against Boxer: state Sen. Chuck DeVore and former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina. Fiorina took an early lead. But her performance on the campaign trail disheartened many of her supporters. Worse, Fiorina never developed a good answer to the questions about her business career. Portfolio magazine had dubbed Fiorina one of the 20 worst CEOs of all time after a disastrous merger with Compaq.
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Carly Fiorina released the "demon sheep" ad in California race for U.S. Senate
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David Frum says it may be the strangest campaign ad ever
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He says she's unfairly targeting Tom Campbell as a fiscal conservative in name only
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Frum says Campbell acted responsibly to try to head off the fiscal crisis California is now in

Question: He helped write the 2005 @placeholder budget, which contained a big jump in state spending.

Question: @placeholder's budget position was already desperate when Campbell took the job.

Question: • @placeholder's "three-strikes" law -- life in prison after a third felony conviction -- had filled the state's correctional institutions with doddering old crooks confined forever at taxpayer expense.


A Canadian jihadist fighting for ISIS in Syria has uploaded photographs of U.S. military kit the brutal Islamist group has seized from fleeing government soldiers in Iraq. Posting on Twitter using the name Abu Turaab al-Kanadi, the militant shared images of everything from Humvee vehicles to M16 rifles and night vision goggles - much of which is marked as being for restricted use by the U.S. government. Al-Kanadi, who is often referred to as simply 'The Canadian', is believed to be based in Raqqa - the Syrian city considered the capital of ISIS' self-declared caliphate. Scroll down for video Seized: Canadian jihadist Abu Turaab al-Kanadi uploaded photographs of U.S. military equipment the brutal Islamist group has seized from fleeing government soldiers in Iraq
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Canadian militant fighting for ISIS in Syria uploaded images to Twitter page
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Abu Turaab al-Kanadi shared pictures of U.S. military kit seized in Iraq
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Equipment is believed to have been seized from Iraqi troops as they fled
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Haul contains everything from Humvee vehicles to rifles and sunglasses
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Images posted alongside provocative caption: 'American tax dollars at work'

Question: Mocking: This image of military equipment stamped 'Property of U.S. Govt' was uploaded to Twitter by @placeholder fighter Abu Turaab al-Kanadi.


Amanda Knox is due to find out today whether she faces a retrial for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher. Italian supreme court judges are expected to decide if ‘Foxy Knoxy’ and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele  Sollecito should be retried – or whether their acquittal in 2011 should be confirmed. Meredith, 21, from Coulsdon, Surrey, was found semi-naked with her throat cut in the bedroom of the house she shared with Knox and two other women in the hilltop town of Perugia in November 2007. Final hurtle: Amanda Knox, seen here in 2009, faces one last judgement day tomorrow when the Italian Supreme Court considers whether the appeal that freed her should be upheld
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Knox and Raffaele Sollecito will find out if they are to stand trial again
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Meredith Kercher's sister Stephanie hopes for answers
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Knox has written a book about her trial and has an ABC interview ahead of it's release next month

Question: Judgement day: Knox, 25, and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were acquitted and freed in 2011, though they could face trial again if the @placeholder rules there is enough evidence


North Korea said Thursday that it plans to carry out a new nuclear test and more long-range rocket launches, all of which it said are a part of a new phase of confrontation with the United States. The North's National Defense Commission said the moves would feed into an "upcoming all-out action" that would target the United States, "the sworn enemy of the Korean people." Carried by the state media, the comments are the latest defiant flourish from the reclusive North Korean regime, whose young leader, Kim Jong Un, has upheld his father's policy of pursuing a military deterrent and shrugging off international pressure.
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U.S. secretary of defense says predicting a North Korean test is difficult
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Pyongyang says it plans a new nuclear test and further long-range rocket launches
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It vows an "all-out action" against the United States, which it calls its "sworn enemy"
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North Korea is upset by a recent U.N. Security Council resolution, an analyst says

Question: And it remains unclear whether the satellite, which the @placeholder insists is for peaceful purposes, is functional.


Manchester City keeper Joe Hart has hailed his side's resolve for never giving up on securing their progress to the knockout stages of the Champions League. The Premier League champions left it until the last group match, a 2-0 victory over Roma thanks to goals from Samir Nasri and Pablo Zabaleta, to reach the last 16 and avoid another humiliating early exit. Hart, who was captain for the evening in Vincent Kompany's absence, is adamant the team are going in the right direction after the dramatic victory in Rome. Manchester City keeper Joe Hart celebrates after his side qualify for the last 16 of the Champions League
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Manchester City reached last 16 with 2-0 win at Roma on Wednesday
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Manuel Pellegrini's side faced a damaging group stage exit at half-time
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Goals from Samir Nasri and Pablo Zabaleta secured the crucial win

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(CNN) -- That which does not kill us only makes us laugh. That seems to be the governing principle in this outrageously offensive, but ridiculously funny, effort from agent provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen. The "Borat" star has now exhausted the characters he introduced in "Da Ali G Show" and presumably worn out his welcome as a celebrity interviewer. In "The Dictator," his third and most outwardly conventional Hollywood vehicle, he introduces us to one "General Admiral Aladeen," a North African despot who resembles Libya's Colonel Moammar Gadhafi, but with an Osama bin Laden beard, and something of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's knack for international diplomacy. (The film is dedicated to the memory of the late Kim Jong Il.)
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Sacha Baron Cohen introduces us to one "General Admiral Aladeen," a despot
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He's abducted from his hotel and only escapes assassination by the skin of his teeth
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A barking chauvinist bigot, Aladeen makes Borat look like a puppy dog

Question: In his big climactic speech, even the irredeemable @placeholder rises to the occasion with a brilliant piece of political oratory that turns the tables on everything we think we know about today's cultural jihad.


The creators of instant messaging service WhatsApp can now comfortably call themselves billionaires after signing a $19 billion deal with Facebook. But the duo's road to becoming billionaires several times over has been filled with humble beginnings and setbacks Koum, 37, who co-founded the app with Brian Acton in 2009 co-founded WhatsApp in 2009, and five years later, is now estimated to now be worth about $6.8 billion. But at one point he was a teenage immigrant who lived on food stamps. The 'long time'-friend of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was just 16 when he moved to the U.S. from Ukraine.
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Jan Koum, 37, moved to California from the Ukraine when he was 16
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Founded mobile chat-app WhatsApp with Brian Acton in 2009
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Koum has known Mark Zuckerberg 'for a long time', Facebook CEO said
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Acton was rejected by Facebook and Twitter in 2009
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Koum signed $19bn deal at welfare center where he used to collect handouts

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(CNN) -- South African runner Caster Semenya will be allowed to keep the gold medal she won in the women's 800-meters at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin, Germany, in August, the country's sports ministry announced Thursday. In a statement on their official Web site the ministry added that Semenya had been found innocent of any wrongdoing but the widely anticipated results of gender tests conducted would not be made public. "We have agreed with the IAAF that whatever scientific tests were conducted legally within the IAAF regulations will be treated as a confidential matter between patient and doctor," the statement read.
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South African Olympic runner Caster Semenya will keep her gold medal, the country's sports ministry announced Thursday
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Ministry added in a statement that the results of a gender test would not be made public
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The world governing body for athletics, the IAAF, have refused to comment on the announcement

Question: The South African ministry added they had been unhappy with way the testing had been handled: "We have asked the IAAF to apologize at the way the whole @placeholder saga was dealt with.


By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 11:07 EST, 4 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:23 EST, 4 November 2013 A New York City jail guard who was impregnated by a convicted cop killer has lost custody of her young son after it was revealed she got drunk with the murderer's family twice after he was sentenced to death. Nancy Gonzalez's attorney says the family of Ronell Wilson was manipulating her and blamed her for a jury condemning him to the death penalty. Wilson was convicted of capital murder for shooting dead two undercover NYPD detectives during a 2003 gun bust. In hot water again: Nancy Gonzalez, center, had the custody of her son revoked after a judge learned she got drunk with convict killer Ronell Wilson's family
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Nancy Gonzalez, 28, was manipulated by the family of Ronell Wilson, her attorney says
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Judge took away her son Justus, who was conceived at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center
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Wilson's family blamed her for death sentence in the 2003 slaying of two NYPD detectives

Question: He was placed in foster care with @placeholder's maternal aunt.


Sergio Aguero scored a last-gasp winner - his third of the night - to fire Manchester City to a 3-2 win over Bayern Munich in Group E of the Champions League. Aguero opened the scoring from the penalty spot, before Bayern found a way back into the game and went 2-1 up. Late on though, a double by the Argentina star kept City's Champions League hopes alive. Sportsmail's Rob Draper rates the players' performances at the Etihad on Tuesday night. Manchester City 4-2-3-1 Joe Hart 5 Wrong-footed for the Xabi Alonso free kick – moved the wrong way and allowed Bayern back in the game
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Sergio Aguero was the star man after his hat-trick saved Man City
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Mehdi Benatia had a miserable and short night at the Etihad for Bayern
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Xabi Alonso ran the game for 85 minutes - even with his side down to 10
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Pep Guardiola rested his big guns, but his team hardly missed a beat... until Aguero turned up, that is

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(CNN) -- The two U.S. journalists released from North Korea last month after five months in captivity said "the psychological wounds of imprisonment are slow to heal." Freed U.S. journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee said they spent less than a minute on North Korean soil. In a column posted on the Los Angeles Times Web site Tuesday night, Laura Ling and Euna Lee also said they were seized by North Korean soldiers on Chinese soil. They raised suspicions about their guide and wondered if they had been "lured into a trap." "We didn't spend more than a minute on North Korean soil before turning back, but it is a minute we deeply regret," they said.
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Laura Ling and Euna Lee were arrested after stepping into North Korea
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Journalists were reporting on North Korean defections to China, human trafficking
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"We didn't spend more than a minute on North Korean soil," they wrote
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In retrospect, they raise questions about guide's involvement in capture

Question: They violently dragged us back across the ice to @placeholder and marched us to a nearby army base, where we were detained."


The friend and mentor of Bali Nine drug smuggler Myuran Sukumaran says the 33-year-old is no longer sleeping as he waits with dread for a final knock on his door to take him to his execution by firing squad. Artist Ben Quilty, who said goodbye to Sukumaran at Kerobokan prison in Bali for the last time on Thursday, explained the process has begun for Sukumaran and Andrew Chan's imminent execution. 'He knows someone will knock on his door in the middle of the night. I offered to bring him valium but he said "no". He is completely free from drugs and won't even take sleeping pills,' Quilty told ABC radio.
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Artist Ben Quilty said goodbye to Sukumaran on Thursday
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Andrew Chan and Sukumaran have reportedly been moved out of prison for execution
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They are expected to be moved to Nusakambangan, a prison island off central Java known as 'Indonesia's Alcatraz'
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Authorities confirmed the Australians will be executed outside Bali
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'We ask it to be as soon as possible,' Bali Prosecutor's Office says
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Men shocked to learn that they will be transferred to 'execution island'
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Their families will be given the required 72 hours notice of their executions
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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says executions a grave injustice

Question: Mr Sukumaran stands in front of his paintings at a prisoners' studio in @placeholder prison


SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (CNN) -- Honduras' interim government on Sunday rejected a proposal to reinstate ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya, ending a round of negotiations aimed at resolving the country's political crisis. Jose Manuel Zelaya was ousted from the Honduran presidency on June 28. The proposal had been presented by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, who was mediating the talks between the two Honduran sides at his home over the weekend. "I'm very sorry, but the proposal you presented [is] unacceptable by the government of Honduras that I represent," Carlos Lopez, who was representing interim Honduran President Roberto Micheletti at the weekend negotiations, said of the proposal advanced by Arias.
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Talks between Honduras' interim government, ousted president end without deal
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Interim government's representative: Proposal to reinstate Zelaya "unacceptable"
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Zelaya had OK'd proposal presented by Costa Rican president, who was mediating
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Zelaya was removed from office June 28 after he pushed for term-limit reform

Question: @placeholder and his supporters, including the Honduran supreme court, congress and the military, argue that the action was not a coup, but a constitutional transfer of power.

Question: Delegations representing Zelaya and Micheletti also met at @placeholder' home in Costa Rica last week but did not reach an accord.


China will never grow at its explosive rate again but India is yet to match its GDP output, Russia is lagging and Turkey's potential is being leached by political turbulence, according to participants in an economic panel hosted by CNN's John Defterios. So where can the world expect to find growth? The panel, held during June's St. Petersburg International Economic Forum -- known as Russia's "Davos" -- explored the issue with experts. CNN's guests were Hakan Ates, president and ceo of DenizBank; Emilio Lozoya, ceo of PEMEX; Charles Robertson, global chief economist at Renaissance Capital; Vladimir Yakunin, president of Russian Railways and Nikolai Zelenski, ceo of Nordgold.
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Where can the world find growth? A CNN panel hosted by John Defterios discussed the global economy
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Participants said China would not grow at its explosive rate again, but other economies were also weak
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The panel was held in St Petersburg, Russia, a country which has suffered from falling commodity prices
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Turkey was pointed to as an economy which has potential despite recent protests

Question: But, as Yakunin noted, the much-vaunted diversification of the economy has proved difficult for @placeholder to tackle.


(CNN)  -- Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari denied his nation was involved in last week's deadly attacks on Mumbai, India, and told CNN on Tuesday he's seen no evidence that a suspect in custody is a Pakistani national as Indian officials claim. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari says he believes the Mumbai attackers were "stateless actors." "I think these are stateless actors who have been operating all throughout the region," Zardari said on CNN's "Larry King Live" in an interview set to air Tuesday night. "The gunmen plus the planners, whoever they are, [are] stateless actors who have been holding hostage the whole world."
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Pakistani President Zardari: "Stateless actors" behind attacks in Mumbai, India
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Indian intelligence sources tell CNN-IBN they believe attackers were Pakistani
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Zardari says he doubts suspect in custody is Pakistani
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He says he's willing to have Pakistan participate in a joint investigation with India

Question: "It was conveyed to the Pakistan high commissioner that Pakistan's actions needed to match the sentiments expressed by its leadership that it wishes to have a qualitatively new relationship with @placeholder."


An Israeli hospital is treating people wounded in Syria, where civil war has killed thousands and wounded thousands more. Ziv Medical Center in Safed, Israel,  "cannot confirm" whether the seven Syrians being treated are from the Syrian opposition or the military, said Dr. Oscar Embon, the hospital's director. "We treat patients regardless of religion, race, nationality and give the best care we can provide," Embon said. The Syrians are under guard for their own protection, he said. Israeli doctors frequently treat people from groups with which Israel has tensions, or even is engaged in conflict. In November, CNN visited an Israeli hospital treating an Israeli child and a Palestinian child, both wounded in warfare between Israel and militants in Gaza.
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Israeli hospital is treating seven people injured in the civil war in Syria
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The hospital "cannot confirm" whether they are from the opposition or the military
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They are under guard for protection
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At least 61 people were killed Sunday in the war in Syria, according to an opposition group

Question: @placeholder, which blames the violence on "terrorists," said Sunday its military "inflicted heavy losses" on them.


(CNN) -- It's been framed as a debate between Web freedom and the freedom from stumbling upon potentially offensive content. In recent weeks, several companies have been forced to grapple with sexually explicit images appearing in their popular mobile apps. Such images, a small fraction of the apps' user-generated content, place these companies at risk for being banned from portals such as Apple's App Store, where millions of people gain access to the mobile Web. But some observers see something more at play here. "In this debate, some may focus on freedom and others may focus on the harm of adult content, but what's really happening here is the crystallization of the power of platform providers -- Apple, Google, Microsoft and even Amazon," said James McQuivey, a tech-industry analyst at Forrester Research.
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Controversy over adult content on mobile apps highlights control over free speech
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Apple has banned some apps from its store because of sexual images
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Tech titans may have more power over Internet free speech than some governments
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Apple promises a mobile experience free from porn and other irritants

Question: That's not to mention the millions more worldwide using tablets and other devices as their main entry point onto the @placeholder.


Peering over a classmate's shoulder during a game of chess, this is the boy who would become the merciless terrorist butcher Jihadi John. The image, exclusive to The Mail on Sunday, shows ten-year-old Mohammed Emwazi in his last week at St Mary Magdalene Church of England primary school in Maida Vale, West London. The London schoolboy, who moved to the capital from Kuwait when he was six, was revealed this week to be the vicious killer known as Jihadi John who has featured in six ISIS beheading videos. Scroll down for video Mohammed Emwazi is pictured here playing with a classmate as a 10-year-old in his last week at St Mary Magdalene Church of England primary school, west London
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Peering over a classmate's shoulder, this is ISIS killer Jihadi John aged 10
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The Kuwaiti schoolboy moved to London along with his family aged six
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Just over a decade later, he was pictured at a hate-filled 9/11 'celebration'
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Mohammed Emwazi was seen holding a 'jihadi flag' at the extremist rally
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Claiming harassment by intelligence agencies, he emailed MoS journalist
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The paranoid correspondence provides remarkable insights into his mind

Question: A former classmate said: 'I was horrified to find out the @placeholder I spent years with was this person.


New York (CNN) -- India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh came away from talks at the White House reassured about U.S. policy in Asia, according to foreign affairs analyst Fareed Zakaria. Singh and President Obama capped their talks with an elaborate state dinner in a tent at the White House Tuesday night, the first such occasion in Obama's presidency. Zakaria, who attended the formal event, told CNN the dinner was a success: "My sense is there was a very warm feeling. The Indian prime minister was gushing and he's not a man who gushes." U.S. and Indian officials spoke about the war in Afghanistan, just as Obama is expected to announce -- on Tuesday -- increased U.S. troop levels in the region.
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Indian prime minister's state visit was capped with formal dinner at White House
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Fareed Zakaria says India was uneasy about policy of new administration
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He says the U.S. reassured the India delegation on several key fronts
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India is seen as a counterweight to China's growing influence in Asia, he says

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Question: CNN: There were reports that @placeholder was concerned about the joint statement Obama made with the Chinese president.