By Riath Al-Samarrai for the Daily Mail Follow @@riathalsam Swansea have won three Premier League games in a row for the first time since August 2012. Sean Dyche estimated recently that he has made more than 500 telephone calls in efforts to build a squad that might keep Burnley in the Barclays Premier League. What isn’t known is how often Ross McCormack’s name came into the conversation and ruined everything. The striker’s £11million move from Leeds to Fulham not only stunned the selling club but also sent a shockwave through the transfer market, which is unfortunate for Dyche. No laughing matter: Dyche (right) shares a joke with his opposite number Monk but he knows he needs quality
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Burnley unable to spend big to stay in the Premier League
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Dyche points at the example of Ross McCormack as a player he can't afford going for big money in the Championship
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Swansea edge newly promoted side 1-0 as Burnley fail to cope with quality

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Kezia and Mike Fitzgerald wish they had never seen the need to start their own business. They wish Kezia had never been diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. They wish their daughter, Saoirse, had not joined Kezia in the hospital, to fight her own battle against an aggressive tumor. They wish Saoirse had won. But wishing to change the past, the Fitzgeralds know, is useless. "When our daughter died, Kezia and I took some time away and re-grouped our life," Mike said in a CNN iReport. "We made the decision that we were going to focus on positive things and do positive things in our lives."
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Kezia and Mike Fitzgerald's daughter was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma
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To help secure her daughter's catheter without irritation, Kezia Fitzgerald created a wrap
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Saoirse's death compelled the Fitzgeralds to keep making these wraps to help other patients
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Have you transformed a hobby into a job? Share your story with CNN iReport

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By Kieran Corcoran PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:41 EST, 16 October 2013 All grandparents dream of greatness for their grandchildren - but one man's bet that his baby grandson would one day play international football has paid off in spectacular style. When sixteen-year-old Welshman Harry Wilson ran out on to the pitch against Belgium last night for his national side, he made history as the youngest-ever player for Wales. But he also made his grandfather £125,000, and an early retirement, after Peter Edwards, 62, bet £50 in 2000 that his grandson, aged just 18 months, would one day represent his country.
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Peter Edwards, 62, made the 2,500-1 bet when his grandson was a baby
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Harry Wilson came good last night when he took to the pitch as the youngest-ever player for Wales
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Mr Edwards has retired from his job with immediate effect, saying 'not bad for a daft bet'

Question: The odds of 2,500-1 did nothing to stop Mr @placeholder making the confident bet, and last night's appearance as a substitute confirmed his excellent talent-spotting abilities.


By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 22 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:17 EST, 23 October 2013 The already remarkable life of Holocaust survivor George Horner is about to take another exceptional turn. The 90-year-old pianist will make his orchestral debut with renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma tonight at Boston's Symphony Hall. They'll be playing music composed 70 years ago at the Nazi prison camp where Horner was imprisoned. Remarkable: Dr George Horner will perform songs composed in the Nazis concentration camps 'It's an extraordinary link to the past,' said concert organizer Mark Ludwig. The performance will benefit the Terezin Music Foundation, an organisation dedicated to preserving the work of artists and musicians killed in the Holocaust.
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George Horner to make orchestral debut tonight at Boston's Symphony Hall
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He will join cellist Yo-Yo Ma and will play music composed 70 years ago
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Horner played piano and accordion in the Terezin camp cabarets
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The 90-year-old is a retired doctor living near Philadelphia

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A Florida gun show was cancelled after organizers publicly announced Trayvon Martin killer George Zimmerman would be a guest at the event - but Zimmerman will still make a public appearance. ‘The New Orlando Gun Show,’ scheduled for this weekend at Orlando’s Majestic Events Center, was cancelled Thursday despite more than 100 vendors threatening to take the owners to court if the show did not go on. Organizer Mike Piwowarski, who also owns a local gun store, told ClickOrlando that the show was cancelled because of the announced Zimmerman appearance, and Zimmerman posted emails to his Twitter account backing up that claim.
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'The New Orlando Gun Show' was cancelled after organizers announced George Zimmerman would be in attendance
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Zimmerman was a paying vendor whose attendance did not need to be cleared with the event space's owners, organizers claim
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They are planning to sue to recoup losses, and Zimmerman is welcome at any of their future events as long as he is legally able
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Organizer Mike Piwowarski, who owns local gun shop The Arms Room, says Zimmerman will make an appearance Saturday at the store

Question: The guest of honor: George Zimmerman, pictured with @placeholder and two other individuals, caused a gun show to be cancelled after he was named the 'featured guest'

Question: The show’s cancellation will cost the vendors a combined $100,000, @placeholder claims, and organizers plan to move forward with a lawsuit to recoup that money.


(CNN) -- Groups of graduate students who hang out at The Partisan, an indie band bar near the University of California-Merced campus, like their liquor and their politics straight up. Many of them felt they only got one of those things after watching the debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney on Wednesday night. "I don't know what universe Romney is living in," said Beth Hernandez-Jason, a doctoral student in American Latino literature. "I was kicked off my parents' health insurance by age 25 as was my little sister and she was reinstated because of the changes in the health care system."
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Merced, California, has one of the nation's highest foreclosure and unemployment rates
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Debate watchers in that city wanted the candidates to lay out plans for the economy
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Many felt Romney's polices were off track and Obama's performance fell flat

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Prince Harry arrived in Afghanistan on Friday on a four-month military deployment in his role as an Apache helicopter pilot, Britain's Ministry of Defense said. Harry, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and third in line to the British throne, is a captain in Britain's Army Air Corps. He will be stationed at dusty Camp Bastion in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province -- considered a Taliban heartland -- with the 100-strong 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps. Opinion: Cheeky Prince Harry vs dull brother Wills The austere conditions will be a far cry from the more luxurious lifestyle he enjoys when on leave in the United Kingdom -- or on his widely covered trip to Las Vegas last month, where a scandal broke after he was photographed naked while partying in his hotel room on what turns out to have been a predeployment vacation.
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NEW: Harry will be treated like any other soldier and is proud to serve, palace spokesman says
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His presence in Afghanistan is expected to boost morale among UK forces
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"He will be in a difficult and demanding job," a commander at Camp Bastion says
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Scandal hit the prince last month after he was photographed naked in Las Vegas

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By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 16:24 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:32 EST, 11 March 2013 A Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen called Jilly was tonight crowned Best in Show at Crufts. Jilly, owned by Sara and Gavin Robertson from Wallingford in Oxfordshire, beat more than 20,000 dogs over the four-day competition to take the coveted title. The canine was one of seven dogs competing in the arena for Best in Show at the NEC in Birmingham tonight, each having been awarded Best of Breed and then Best in Group in previous rounds. Scroll down for video Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen Jilly, pictured with owner Gavin Robertson after winning Best in Show at Crufts
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Jilly was named Best Hound before being awarded Best in Show by judges
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Owner Gavin Robertson says: 'I've thought about this since I was a little boy'
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Three-legged Anatolian Shepherd named Haatchi won Friends for Life award

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- The main aim of President Barack Obama's getting-to-know-you meetings with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in California is to build a personal relationship between the men who lead the world's two most powerful countries. But they have a lot of thorny issues to discuss, not least the shared challenge of what to do about North Korea. The two sides will probably repeat well-worn mantras on their desires to see the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and the need to ensure stability in the region. But Obama should take a step back from the stalemate high politics and raise the case of Guk-hwa Jang. Guk-hwa is a 15-year-old North Korean orphan who was forcibly repatriated from Laos, through China to Pyongyang last month, along with eight of her young friends who were all trying to get to South Korea.
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Recent case of 9 North Koreans repatriated from Laos highlights human rights
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China regularly repatriates North Koreans, who may face torture back in their country
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China needs to be on the right side of history, writes Sokeel Park

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By Adam Crafton Follow @@AdamCrafton_ The World Cup has seen some fantastic games and goals but perhaps just as notably, some brilliantly funny moments. Here, Sportsmail looks at the top 10 things that got people laughing in Brazil and at home. Alejandro Sabella's big slip As Gonzalo Higuain’s strike thundered off the top of the crossbar, Argentina manager Alejandro Sabella bizarrely gave the illusion that he was fainting, careering backwards towards the dugout and having to be caught by a member of his backroom staff. The 59-year-old, closed his eyes, leaned back, and collapsed backwards to produce one of this tournaments most bizarre moments.
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Arsene Wenger's bond moment and Neymar's slip had people giggling
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Luis Suarez, Ezequiel Lavezzi and a cool linesman also make our list
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Mathieu Valbuena and FA chairman Greg Dyke did not escape ridicule

Question: Between taking swigs from a water bottle Lavezzi - with his back to @placeholder - appeared to intentionally squirt water over his shoulder and on to the Argentina boss’ suit.


New York (CNN) -- When a Goldman Sachs employee unexpectedly wrote a scathing op-ed in the New York Times in March 2012 about why he was leaving the investment bank, he painted a picture of a "toxic" workplace that embraced morally corrupt practices at the expense of their clients. Edith Cooper's reaction wasn't rooted in damage control. Instead, as the firm's global head of human capital management -- overseeing more than 30,000 employees -- she wanted to know why. "It was to figure out why it was that there was an individual who worked at Goldman Sachs who felt that the only way they could voice their experience was to write an op-ed in the New York Times," she recalls to CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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Edith Cooper is executive vice president of investment banking firm Goldman Sachs
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Since joining in 1996, Cooper has worked her way up the ranks
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She is also global head of human capital management in charge of finding new talent

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We've all been there — bored to tears at school, clock-watching, thinking you might actually nod off. And then Real Madrid hammer on the classroom door and pull you out of the lesson so you can fly to Norway and sit on the bench in a Champions League group game against Rosenborg. Iker Casillas was 16 years old when he was taken out of a technical drawing class to join up with the Real squad in 1997. Against Liverpool he will become the man who has played more games in the competition — 144 —than any other. He has won it three times in a 15-year first-team career and he has news for anyone who might think his time at the top is almost up.
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Iker Casillas says he could play for Real Madrid until he's 40-years-old
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The Real Madrid legend has spent 15 years with the club's first team
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Casillas has seen his reputation damaged in recent years
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He was accused of being the dressing room mole two years ago
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Casillas said he wants to swap shirts with Mario Balotelli on Tuesday

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Spain forward Fernando Torres has agreed to return to Atletico Madrid on loan from AC Milan until the end of the 2015-16 season, seven-and-a-half years after leaving his boyhood club. Torres, 30, has been struggling for goals since leaving Liverpool for Chelsea in a then-British record £50million in 2011 and moved to Milan on loan in August. However, the striker insisted that while it was 'time to go back home' he did not regret his career path since leaving Anfield. VIDEO Scroll down to watch A trip down memory lane: The career of Fernando Torres Fernando Torres tweeted his excitement to be back at the club where he made his name as a teenager
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Fernando Torres has lacked form since leaving Liverpool in January 2011
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The Spanish striker is returning to his first club
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Torres says his Chelsea career was a 'success' but he's happy to go home
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Milan made his loan deal from Chelsea permanent to send him out again

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(CNN) -- With tears streaming down his face, David Beckham said farewell in his final home game as a professional footballer Saturday. Made captain for the night by Paris Saint-Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti, he played his full part in a 3-1 win for the new French champions over Brest. But on 82 minutes, with the realization that his glittering 847-game career was winding down, the raw emotion of the moment got the better of the most iconic player of his generation. Given a standing ovation by the near 45,000 strong capacity crowd in the Parc des Princes, Beckham hugged teammates and opponents before being substituted by Ezequiel Lavezzi.
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David Beckham plays final home match
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Made captain for the night as PSG beat Brest 3-1
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Makes tearful farewell when substituted after 82 minutes
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PSG had already wrapped up the French title

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Question: "It was the right thing to do to choose @placeholder as captain for his last match.


Cardiff City will discuss a proposed return to blue at a board meeting on Friday. Owner Vincent Tan has been at the heart of Cardiff's controversial rebrand from blue to red in 2012, with the Malaysian businessman believing the colour would bring good fortune. Tan told Sky Sports as recently as Christmas Day that 'Cardiff will stay red' and that he would take no notice of protests planned by supporters' groups against the re-branding and the threat of thousands of season tickets not being renewed. Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan controversially changed the club colours from Blue to red in 2012
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Cardiff City changed their branding from blue to red in 2012
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Vincent Tan was behind the controversial change after buying the club
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Fans at a meeting on Thursday unanimously voted in favour of a blue kit
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Tan is set to consider the change at a board meeting on Friday

Question: @placeholder currently play in a red kit with a red dragon on the club badge


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Apologies are not sufficient when it comes to civilian casualties, Afghan President Hamid Karzai told the NATO commander Sunday, days after a NATO airstrike killed nine Afghan boys. Karzai told Gen. David Petraeus, the commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, that incidents of civilian casualties during coalition military operations are the main reason for tensions in the U.S.-Afghan relationship and he demanded there be no more, according to a statement from Karzai's office. The comments came in a private conversation between the two men Sunday, according to an official with NATO's International Security Assistance Force who asked not to be named.
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Karzai and Petraeus have a private talk Sunday on civilian deaths
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Petraeus repeats his apology for the death of 9 Afghan boys
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Obama has already called it a "tragic accident"

Question: @placeholder previously noted the Tuesday incident occurred less than 10 days after another one "that left many civilians dead in the same province."


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Two bombings in separate Iraq provinces on Monday killed eight U.S. troops, the U.S. military said. A boy with a machine gun weeps Monday at the site of a suicide bombing in Kanan that killed a sheik. A roadside bomb killed three U.S. soldiers and an interpreter in Diyala province, which has been a major front in the war during the "surge" of U.S. troops fighting insurgents near the capital. Earlier in the day, at least five U.S. soldiers on foot patrol were killed and three others wounded in a suicide bombing in Baghdad. In addition, suicide bombers killed five Iraqis in two bombings in Diyala province Monday morning, including a sheik who helped battle Sunni extremists and his 5-year-old niece. Watch new suicide tactics in Iraq »
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NEW: Roadside bomb kills 3 U.S. soldiers and an interpreter in Diyala province
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Earlier, at least 5 U.S. soldiers on foot patrol die in Baghdad suicide bombing
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Baghdad blast marks deadliest attack on U.S. troops since January 28
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Female suicide bomber kills sheik, 5-year-old niece and guard at Iraqi home

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Washington (CNN) -- Four former officials of the now-closed Peanut Corporation of America were indicted Thursday on charges related to salmonella-tainted peanuts and peanut products, the Justice Department said. A 2009 salmonella outbreak that prompted a massive recall of peanut goods led to nine deaths and more than 700 illnesses in more than 40 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 76-count indictment, unsealed in Georgia, alleged mail and wire fraud, the introduction of adulterated and misbranded food into interstate commerce with the intent to defraud or mislead, and conspiracy. A plant in Blakely, Georgia, roasted and processed raw peanuts. Its peanut paste was sold to customers nationwide and used in crackers, cookies, and other items.
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Indictment charges four former officials of Peanut Corporation of America
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NEW: FDA said plant shipped tainted peanut paste that wound up in crackers, other foods
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NEW: Salmonella outbreak in 2009 blamed for nine deaths, hundreds of illnesses
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NEW: Food recalls are common, but criminal charges around them are rare

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(CNN) -- North Korea is one of the world's most mysterious and secretive states, regarded as a political pariah and at bitter loggerheads with its neighbor South Korea. Few people are allowed past its tightly-sealed borders but footballer Ryang Yong-Gi, who was born and raised in Japan by a loyally North Korean family, is in a privileged position when it comes to entering and exiting. The 31-year-old is captain of top Japanese club Vegalta Sendai, and also plays for the national side of North Korea -- which in the past has faced allegations of mistreatment of its sports teams after major events.
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Ryang Yong-Gi is a Japan-born footballer who represents North Korea
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The 31-year-old plays for J-League side Vegalta Sendai
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He led the team to second place in standings last season
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He also aided relief efforts after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan

Question: The performances of the team also boosted morale, eventually finishing fourth in the J-League with @placeholder providing inspiring captaincy,


Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN) -- A Christian Carnival. That's how some in Rio have described the mood in the streets of Copacabana Beach, where hundreds of thousands of young pilgrims follow every step of visiting Pope Francis, an outspoken champion of the poor. But not everyone is celebrating in Rio. About 50 kilometers away, in the working-class suburb of Guaratiba, a last-minute change in the pope's schedule due to heavy rainfall had devastating consequences on the lives of local merchants, many whom invested their life savings on preparing for his arrival. They were expecting hundreds of thousands to flock to their community over the weekend.
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Rain, mud deluge Brazilian suburb of Guaratiba
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Officials move events related to papal weekend visit
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The change will mean major economic losses in community

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By Ryan Gorman and Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 13:06 EST, 6 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:15 EST, 6 August 2013 A Pennsylvania father and former Little League coach is being hailed a hero for wrestling to the ground a crazed gunman moments after the man allegedly shot dead three people at a city planning meeting on Monday night. Bernie Kozen was pictured today talking to sheriff's deputies as the victims authorities say were killed by scorned resident Rockne Newell, 59, were identified as Chestnuthill Township Supervisor David Fleetwood, Gerard Kozic, 53, of Saylorsburg and James LaGuardia, 64, of Saylorsburg.
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Bernie Kozen wrestled a crazed gunman moments after the man shot dead three people at Ross Township municipal meeting on Monday night
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Victims were identified as Chestnuthill Township Supervisor David Fleetwood and residents Gerard Kozic and James LaGuardia
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Kozen shot suspected gunman Rockne Newell in the leg with his own weapon
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Newell has had a ongoing dispute with the township over junk in his yard
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Was trying to raise $10,000 to fund his legal battle against authorities

Question: Horrific: @placeholder is alleged to have opened fire on the Ross Township board meeting Monday night


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's nephew testified Thursday that he believes his uncle was murdered. T.J. Jackson, the youngest son of Jackson brother Tito, revealed his suspicion while being cross examined by an AEG Live lawyer in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial. Jurors also heard him testify about the emotional devastation caused by Michael Jackson's death. "He was just everything," said T.J. Jackson, who shares guardianship of Michael Jackson's children -- Prince, Paris and Blanket -- with their grandmother. Michael Jackson's mother and his children contend his last concert promoter was liable for his death because it hired, retained or supervised Dr. Conrad Murray, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
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NEW: "My mother was murdered for money ... I don't put that past anyone," T.J. Jackson says
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T.J. Jackson shares guardianship of Prince, Paris and Blanket with their grandmother
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Paris "in a tough spot, but we're loving her and doing everything we can," T.J Jackson says
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Paparazzi stalking makes "everything harder for the kids to grieve and to recover, he says

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By Stephen Mcgowan Ronny Deila revealed it was his ‘dream’ to march Celtic into the group stage of the Champions League as he became the club’s 18th manager on Friday. The 38-year-old’s position was confirmed following talks with major shareholder Dermot Desmond and chief executive Peter Lawwell earlier this week. Lawwell decribed Deila as a ‘good fit’ for the club’s transfer model after the Norwegian last season led unfashionable Stromsgodset to their first title in 43 years. But his first test comes within a matter of weeks as he attempts to lead the Scottish champions through the minefield of Champions League qualifying.
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The 38-year-old Norwegian has been confirmed as Neil Lennon's successor
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Deila is the Glasgow club's 18th manager
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Deila led Norwegian club Stromsgodset to their first title in 43 years in 2013

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Question: ‘When @placeholder decided to go and the process started two weeks ago, Ronny was at the top of the list to go and have a chat to.


The Milwaukee Bucks drew first blood against the New York Knicks ahead of their meeting in London in January with a 117-113 win on Tuesday. Guided by 20 points from forward Ersan Ilyasova, the Bucks clinched victory against a Knicks team they will face at a sold-out O2 Arena on January 15. It was Milwaukee's sixth win in their opening 11 games, but defeat for the Knicks consigned them to their ninth reverse in 12. Milwaukee Bucks forward Ersan Ilyasova (right) is congratulated by centre Zaza Pachulia Ilyasova scored 20 points as the Bucks beat the Knicks 117-113 The Bucks will head to New York to take on the Knicks for a second time this season at Madison Square Garden on January 4 before their meeting in London 11 days later.
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Milwaukee Bucks ran out 117-113 winners in Wisconsin
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The hosts were guided by 20 points from forward Ersan Ilyasova
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The Bucks and Knicks will clash at a sold-out O2 Arena on January 15
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It was Milwaukee's sixth win in 11 - the Knicks lost their ninth game in 12

Question: And despite their best efforts in the second half and down the stretch, the @placeholder were unable to claw their way back.


By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 05:32 EST, 20 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:54 EST, 21 January 2013 The BBC was forced into another apology over Jimmy Savile yesterday after an impersonation of  the disgraced star appeared on  children’s TV. As parents enjoyed a Sunday lie-in, children watching the CBeebies channel saw a character called Max presenting a Top Of The Pops-style programme. He wore a blond wig and gold neck-lace, and did a good impression of Savile’s Yorkshire accent and distinctive speaking style. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO The BBC has apologised after a costume version of Jimmy Savile appeared on the Cbeebies show Tweenies
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Tweenies character appears on show dressed as Jimmy Savile
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Hundreds took to social networking sites to point out the impersonation
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'It's a total disgrace' says one parent who saw programme this morning
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BBC has apologised for airing the programme which was made in 2001
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Abuse charity warns of the impact it could have on victims

Question: Today we are going to hear all the @placeholder’ favourite songs


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two Supreme Court justices engaged in a late-night exchange of harsh words before the execution early Wednesday of a convicted Tennessee killer who had been sitting on death row for nearly three decades. Justices John Paul Stevens and Clarence Thomas disagreed over whether to grant a stay of execution for Cecil Johnson Jr. The stay eventually was denied, and about an hour later, at 2:34 a.m., Johnson was put to death by lethal injection at a Nashville, Tennessee, prison. The 53-year-old inmate had been convicted of murder in a 1980 shooting spree at a convenience store near the state capital. The victims included 12-year-old Bobby Bell Jr., son of the store owner, who was wounded. Two other men sitting in a nearby taxicab also were shot to death.
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John Paul Stevens, Clarence Thomas disagreed over whether to grant a stay of execution
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Stay was denied, Cecil Johnson Jr. was put to death by legal injection in Tennessee
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Stevens was concerned too much time elapsed between sentencing, scheduled execution
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Thomas: Inmate challenged conviction, sentence for nearly 29 years, which led to delay

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:05 EST, 23 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:27 EST, 23 November 2012 A former law student stole her next door neighbour's identity to carry out a  £100,000 luxury car scam. Stephanie Lane used Susan Cooper's personal details, which she obtained from a  bank statement delivered to her in error, to apply for credit for high-value  vehicles. Newcastle Crown Court heard the 24-year-old applied for finance for a £50,000  BMW, a £40,000 Audi, a £10,000 BMW sports car and a £5,000 Volvo in her  neighbour's name. Scene: Stephanie Lane's case was heard at Newcastle Crown Court where she was handed suspended jail sentence
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Stephanie Lane used neighbour Susan Cooper's details to get hands on top-end motor vehicles
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She was found out when companies asked for more ID
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Cooper stated that Lane has never even apologised for her actions
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Lane avoids prison as jail sentence is suspended

Question: Mrs @placeholder told police she was left under enormous stress and worry about what  impact the scam will have on her future credit rating.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Veteran Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter switched from the Republican to the Democratic Party on Tuesday, saying he has found himself increasingly "at odds with the Republican philosophy." Sen. Arlen Specter was expected to face a tough re-election battle in 2010. "This is a painful decision. I know I'm disappointing many of my colleagues," he said at a news conference announcing the move. "The disappointment runs in both directions. "I'm putting principle at the top of the list," he added. The switch puts Senate Democrats one vote shy of a filibuster-proof majority of 60 seats. They can reach the 60-seat mark if Al Franken holds his current lead in the disputed Minnesota Senate race.
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Pennsylvania Republican has been in the Senate for five terms
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Move would give Democrats 60-seat majority if Franken takes office
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Republican Party chief rips into Specter
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Republicans have been angry over his support of stimulus plan

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Guatemala City, Guatemala (CNN) -- The two top candidates in Guatemala's presidential race are headed for a runoff after tallies Monday revealed neither had secured enough votes to win the election. Otto Perez Molina, a retired army general who pledged to take a tough stand on crime, garnered the most votes in Sunday's elections. With almost all of the ballots counted Monday night, Perez Molina had 36% of votes -- far short of the more than 50% needed to win outright. His closest competitor, businessman Manuel Baldizon, had 23% of votes, said Guatemala's election authority. Observers from the Organization of American States criticized Guatemalan election officials' apparent disorganization and slow vote-counting after Sunday's election, the state-run AGN news agency reported. The watchdogs said they hoped the process would improve in the second round of voting, scheduled for November 6.
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Retired Gen. Otto Perez Molina gets the most votes, but must face a runoff
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Businessman Manuel Baldizon is poised for a second-place finish
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The Organization of American States criticizes slow vote-counting
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Dealing with widespread violence has figured heavily in the campaign

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(CNN) -- Colombia's president renewed calls for rebels to release a French journalist "as soon as possible" Monday as online statements purportedly from leftist guerrillas provided details about his capture. "I am very pleased to know that the French journalist is in good condition. Now that the (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) have acknowledged that they have him, I call for them to release him as soon as possible," President Juan Manuel Santos said. He said Colombian officials will do whatever they can to guarantee journalist Romeo Langlois' release by the rebel group, commonly known as the FARC. "The Colombian government is willing to provide all the facilities so the release occurs as quickly as possible, but if you really want to be viewed well by the world, release him now and simply tell us where he is and we will go get him," Santos said during a state visit to Singapore.
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Officials say Romeo Langlois has been missing since an April 28 rebel attack
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Colombia's president calls on rebels to free the reporter "and simply tell us where he is"
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Several statements surface online discussing his capture, purportedly from the rebels
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Reporters Without Borders says it is "cautiously confident that he will be freed very soon"

Question: One statement, dated May 3 and published Sunday on a blog connected with a news agency that often publishes official statements from the FARC, criticized @placeholder for wearing a military uniform and claimed that any journalists embedded with Colombian troops have been painting a biased picture.


Washington (CNN) -- The Navy warship USS Donald Cook is scheduled to enter the Black Sea no later than Thursday as part of the latest U.S. military effort to demonstrate support for Eastern European allies concerned about Russia's troop buildup along its border with Ukraine. The movement of the guided missile destroyer was confirmed to CNN by two U.S. military officials who declined to be identified because a formal announcement has not been made. The ship will conduct exercises and port visits while in the Black Sea. The guided missile destroyer USS Truxtun took part in scheduled exercises in the Black Sea last month and departed March 21.
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The USS Donald Cook will be in the Black Sea by Thursday
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(CNN) -- From wars in Ukraine and Afghanistan to the fast-spreading spectre of ISIS in the Middle East, it's no wonder that this week's NATO summit in Wales is being called "the most important gathering of NATO leaders in more than a decade." NATO leaders arriving in Cardiff will have a host of issues to deal with, so what should we expect? In short, we should see a return to NATO's core mission of facing a re-emerging security threat from the east. Russian President Vladimir Putin's push in to Ukraine has the 28-nation alliance focused on action -- and that goes double for NATO's new members in the east, including Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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NATO summit is called "the most important gathering of NATO leaders in more than a decade"
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NATO may return to core mission of facing a re-emerging security threat from the east
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Russian President Putin's push in to Ukraine has the 28-nation alliance focused on action
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As NATO looks to its future, it wants to build on its past

Question: And @placeholder, NATO's biggest overseas commitment of troops, is in flux, so adjustments are required there as combat troops prepare to depart at the end of the year.


Washington (CNN) -- We all know about the power of born-again and evangelical voters in the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses. Four years ago, three out of every five Iowans who attended a GOP precinct caucus described themselves that way, and they handed Baptist minister and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee an upset victory over former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum would like to repeat that trick again on Tuesday. Whether 60% of the 2012 Iowa GOP caucus vote will be made up of self-described born-again or evangelical voters again, and whether any one of those candidates will be able to scoop up almost half of them as as Huckabee did, remains to be seen.
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Iowa evangelicals wield power in the GOP presidential selection process
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An estimated 6 million Jews died at the hands of the Nazis and their allies during the Holocaust. Hundreds of thousands more suffered, but somehow survived, in concentration camps. And some escaped, savoring freedom they otherwise never would have known. Then there's Ernst Hess, who was a decorated World War I soldier, former judge and, despite being raised a Protestant and marrying someone of that faith, a "full-blooded Jew" in the eyes of the Nazi regime. According to a groundbreaking report, Hess was granted a reprieve despite this designation thanks to none other than Adolf Hitler. Susanne Mauss, editor of the Jewish Voice from Germany newspaper, found the August 27, 1940, note from the Gestapo (the infamous Nazi secret police) that saved Hess -- albeit temporarily. The order was revoked the next year, and Hess spent years doing hard labor in Nazi concentration camps and work sites.
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The Jewish Voice from Germany newspaper unearths internal Nazi files on Ernst Hess
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Hess served in Hitler's infantry unit in World War I but didn't know him, then was a judge
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A 1940 order saved Hess, despite his Jewish heritage, "per the Fuhrer's wishes"
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The order was revoked the next year, and Hess ended up in Nazi concentration camps

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Question: Ernst Hess, though, was a prisoner of a very different sort through the early 1940s when @placeholder authorities deemed him "a Jew like no other."


Bojan Krkic’s decision to leave Barcelona and join Stoke City may appear strange – particularly as the 23-year-old should be about to enter his prime. But he’s not the first footballer to undergo a transfer that has left everyone else open-mouthed and scratching their heads. See if you agree with our list of the 10 great jaw-dropping moves. Bit of a gamble: Bojan Krkic has officially made the move to Mark Hughes' Stoke from Barcelona Big move: Once first-choice ahead of Zlatan Ibrahimovic the transfer is somewhat of a surprise for most Simonsen was one of the game’s superstars and had been crowned European footballer of the year in 1977. When Diego Maradona joined Barcelona in 1982, he had to make way but nobody could have predicted he would turn up next at Second Division Charlton Athletic.
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Krkic joined Mark Hughes' Stoke City from the Nou Camp on a four-year deal
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Drogba famously moved from Champions League victory with Chelsea to Shanghai Shenhua
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Real Madrid transplant Ivan Campo was a hit at Bolton and Jonathan Woodgate was good for Middlesbrough, but Michael Owen at Newcastle...

Question: After a year’s  loan to bed in, Campo joined on a permanent basis and became a huge favourite with @placeholder fans, who turned up to matches wearing wigs in his honour.


Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is suffering from pneumonia and temporarily needed help to breath through a tube, it has emerged. The 90-year-old had been transferred to a military hospital in the capital Riyadh earlier this week after experiencing shortness of breath and back pain. At one point he needed help to breath through a tube - but the procedure was successful and his condition is stable. Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah (pictured in June) is suffering from pneumonia and temporarily needed help to breath through a tube, it has emerged The Saudi Royal Court said in a statement: 'It became apparent that there was a lung infection that required the insertion of a tube to aid with breathing on a temporary basis this evening.'
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The 90-year-old monarch temporarily needed help to breath through a tube
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He was transferred to a military hospital in the capital Riyadh this week
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Royal Saudi Court said treatment was a success and his condition is stable
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Sources say King Abdullah is likely to stay in hospital for another week

Question: The health of the monarch is of extreme importance in the kingdom, where @placeholder holds absolute powers to enact laws and appoint ministers.


San Diego, California (CNN) -- At last, a Wisconsin mother and her long-lost son met Saturday for the first time since her estranged husband spirited him away to Mexico more than 30 years ago. It was an emotional reunion in the San Diego airport, heightened by the fact that the mother speaks only English and her 37-year-old son only Spanish. David Amaya Barrick, whose father took him across the border at about age 2 from Chicago, was biting his nails just before his mother, Kathy Amaya, now 60, appeared before him in the airport. They embraced, hugged and kissed -- the first time they've laid eyes on each other in about 35 years.
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Mother tell her long-lost son: "I love you and ... and I'm not going to let you go."
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Her son, now 37, tells her in Spanish: "I love you and I missed you a lot."
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David Amaya Barrick was taken from Chicago to Mexico as a boy by his father
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He is discovered to be a U.S. citizen while illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border

Question: He was a drummer in a band in Mexico and now likes San Diego's proximity to @placeholder and its cultural atmosphere.


By Kerry Mcqueeney UPDATED: 14:14 EST, 8 February 2012 It is one of the rarest conditions in the world, affecting just one in a billion people. However, in an incredible quirk of fate, three sisters have all been blighted by a condition known as werewolf syndrome - where they are covered from head to foot in thick hair. Savita, 23, Monisha, 18, and 16-year-old Savitri Sangli, who live in a small village near Pune, central India, inherited the hypertrichosis universalis disorder from their father. All three struggle to keep the condition under control with cream and hope they one day might eventually be able to pay for specialist laser treatment to rid them of their excessive hair.
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The Sangli sisters are covered from head to foot in thick hair
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Siblings hope to fund laser surgery to cure them

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It was almost the perfect start. A pinpoint cross from Raheem Sterling, movement to win a free header… and straight into Hugo Lloris’ arms. Again within the first 15 minutes, Mario Balotelli found himself with the goal at his mercy, but his heading was found wanting for a second time, the ball directed tamely wide. A dream debut duo it may not have been, but in those chances alone Balotelli showed he’s more than capable of fitting into Brendan Rodgers’ attack. VIDEO Scroll down to see Rodgers say it was first time Balotelli  ever marked from a corner Early signs: Mario Balotelli (left) celebrates Steven Gerrard's penalty with the skipper and Daniel Sturridge
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Mario Balotelli made his debut for Liverpool in 3-0 win at Tottenham
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Italian striker missed a couple of chances to open his account
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Showed good understanding with Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge
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Liverpool won thanks to Sterling, Steven Gerrard and Alberto Moreno

Question: It was a 20 seconds that typified his performance, with the end shot bobbling wide of a goal shorn of the onrushing @placeholder.


The British backpacker who was viciously beaten up in Bundaberg, Queensland, on Saturday night has spoken for the first time about the ordeal and admitted only now does he realise how serious the attack was. Speaking to MailOnline from his hospital bed, the talented young footballer, who has been traveling around Australia since February, said he suffered a fractured skull and was put in an induced coma after he was allegedly set upon by a 22-year-old local on the Burnett traffic bridge - the same spot where British backpacker Caroline Stuttle was pushed to her death more than 12 years ago.
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Chris Luxton, 21, was allegedly beaten and robbed on Saturday night
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The British tourist was left in a coma after the attack on the Burnett traffic bridge in Bundaberg, Queensland
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22-year-old local Braydon Adams has been charged with GBH
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UK tourist Caroline Stuttle thrown to her death from same bridge in 2002

Question: Chris Luxton on an earlier holiday (above left) and (right) scuba diving off the @placeholder coast


Stuart McCall quit as Motherwell boss - two weeks after being talked out of leaving by his employers. The second-longest serving manager in Scottish senior football was, Sportsmail understands, ready to walk after losing 3-1 at home to Dundee a fortnight ago. Convinced to stay on in the hope of turning around a horrific early-season run of form, McCall ultimately had his spirit broken by successive away defeats to Aberdeen and St Johnstone. Stuart McCall has resigned as Motherwell boss having been convinced to stay on just two weeks ago Motherwell players hold their heads in their hands as they succumb to another defeat on Friday
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Stuart McCall resigned as Motherwell manager on Sunday
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He was the second longest-serving manager in Scottish football
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McCall described as 'one of the greatest Motherwell managers in history'

Question: Each summer brought fresh cuts to his budget, however, and @placeholder spent almost every close season bidding farewell to the previous campaign’s best performers.


Washington (CNN) -- The question of same-sex marriage went again before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday in the last of two oral arguments this week in separate appeals. This session dealt with the Defense of Marriage Act, passed by Congress in 1996. It said, in part, that legally married same-sex couples cannot enjoy the range of financial and other benefits enjoyed by heterosexual married couples. Here are five things we learned from arguments in this case: 1. Opening the gateways A Supreme Court justice is sometimes like a fussy 8-year-old. She must eat her peas before any dessert. The dessert, of course, in the same sex-marriage cases are the constitutional "equal protection questions" -- the ones that get to the heart of defining what marriage is all about, the ones the entire nation wants answered.
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Supreme Court hears a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act
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A key legal question: Can House defend DOMA when executive branch won't?
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Justice Elena Kagan's reading from 1996 act provides Wednesday's "moment"
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The high court's conservatives were noticeably subdued

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(CNN) -- A few years ago, when I would tell people that my husband was deployed to Afghanistan, they would often respond with, "Well, at least he's not in Iraq," a comment I always found ignorant and irritating. But now, with the Iraq war ending, I am grateful that my husband's deployments were all to Afghanistan, to the war that the world -- at least temporarily -- forgot. Today I am grateful the name "Iraq" is not in my family's scrapbooks, our memories or the stories we will pass on to future generations, though my reasoning has nothing to do with the actual fighting that took place there. I am grateful because, to many Americans, Afghanistan is still the "good" war, the one we had to fight. Iraq was the war that many never understood nor supported.
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Rebekah Sanderlin: To many Americans, Afghanistan is the "good" war, as opposed to Iraq
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Iraq was the war that many never understood nor supported, Sanderlin says
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Like many in military families, I never thought of them as being separate wars, she says
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Sanderlin: I hope Americans know that those who served in Iraq did so honorably and nobly

Question: So, though I'm glad to not have that @placeholder baggage in my family, I worry now for all my friends who do.


(CNN) -- Taiwan and China held their highest level talks for more than six decades Tuesday, marking the first government-to-government contact since the pair's acrimonious split in 1949. Wang Yu-chi of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), which oversees the island's China policy, met with his mainland Chinese counterpart Zhang Zhijun, of China's Taiwan Affairs Office. After the meeting, China's state news agency Xinhua said the two sides had agreed to open a regular communication channel. "We should both be resolute to not let cross-strait relations suffer any more twists and turns, and never let it (the relationship) go backward," Zhang was quoted by Xinhua as saying.
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NEW Taiwan and China agree to regular communication
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Nanjing meeting marks the first government-to-government contact since 1949 split
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Taiwan's top China policymaker Wang Yu-chi will meet counterpart Zhang Zhijun
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Group says two Taiwan-based reporters have been excluded from covering trip

Question: In a statement, @placeholder's MAC said that Wang had invited Zhang to visit Taiwan to better understand society and popular sentiment.


London (CNN) -- An English-language magazine in Dubai has been accused of disrespecting Islam by recommending places to drink during Ramadan. Time Out Dubai, a popular city guide in the Emirate, published the offending article in its Ramadan issue, which promised to help readers "make the most of the Holy Month." The story, headlined "5 to try: bars in Ramadan," listed bars in the city that were remaining open throughout Ramadan, giving their hours of operation. During Ramadan, a month in the Islamic calendar for fasting and piety, Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, smoking and sex from dawn to dusk, and prohibitions against behaviors considered sinful, such as drinking alcohol, are more keenly observed.
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Time Out Dubai's list of bars open during Ramadan has upset Emiratis
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Readers felt the concept of promoting drinking during Ramadan was offensive
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Many Western residents of the Emirate felt the response was overblown

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Editor's note: A gunman killed 10 people and himself Tuesday in southern Alabama. It's the most recent example of mass killing sprees that have traumatized communities over the years. Here's how one city responded. In the worst mass shooting in the U.S. at the time, a gunman killed 23 customers in a Texas cafeteria in 1991. (CNN) -- On October 16, 1991, 35-year-old George Hennard drove a pickup truck into Luby's cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, and fatally shot 23 people and wounded more than 20 before killing himself. For more than 15 years, the city next to the sprawling Fort Hood military base had the dubious distinction of being the site of the deadliest mass shooting in the United States -- until a student killed 32 people and himself at Virginia Tech in 2007.
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Fred Latham: "You can never prepare" for an incident like the one in Killeen, Texas
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Latham says the city raised money for victims and bounced back
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Latham: Communities are resilient but they will never forget what happened

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We all know someone who tweets about the minute details of their life every 10 minutes and now new research suggests that are displaying narcissistic tendencies. U.S. researchers claim narcissists tweet more often than others and crave followers on Twitter to meet their need for approval. They also found that narcissists update their Facebook status more regularly and vain adults prefer to post content on Facebook, rather than Twitter. U.S. researchers found that people with narcissistic tendencies like to cultivate a large following on Twitter to meet their need for approval. Celebrities including Miley Cyrus regularly share their activities on the social network
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Adult narcissists prefer to post their news on Facebook while Millennials' status updates are less likely to reflect narcissistic tendencies

Question: They believe this could be because @placeholder partly grew up using Facebook to communicate with others, just as previous generations used a phone.


London (CNN) -- Wednesday saw scandal at the Olympics as eight athletes were disqualified for trying not to win matches, joy as the U.S. continued its dominance in swimming and controversy as the chairman of the Games organizing committee declined to call Michael Phelps the greatest Olympian of all time. The disqualifications came in badminton, after two matches Tuesday night in which female athletes were accused of playing to lose so they could face easier opponents in future matches. A Chinese pair, two South Korean pairs and an Indonesian pair played so badly that they were booed by the crowd. The Chinese pair of Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang is the world's No. 1 women's duo.
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Americans win eighth gold medal in swimming
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Man killed when bicycle collides with Olympic bus
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Eight badminton players are disqualified for not trying to win
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Cyclist Bradley Wiggins takes gold, becoming Britain's most decorated Olympian

Question: "The actions of Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli on the court have violated @placeholder principles and the spirit of fair athletic competition," it said in a statement.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan understands the need to move "urgently and transparently" against extremists on its soil after last week's terrorist attacks in India, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said after meetings with Pakistani leaders. Condoleezza Rice meets Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to discuss the Mumbai attacks. "I found a Pakistani government that's focused on the threat and understands its responsibility to respond to terrorism and extremism wherever it is found," Rice told reporters Thursday after sessions with the country's president and prime minister. After the talks, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari pledged to assist in the investigation and move against "any Pakistani elements found involved in the attack," his office said.
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Condoleezza Rice: Pakistan knows it has to act urgently
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U.S. secretary of state seeks to ease India-Pakistan tensions
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India has said attackers who killed scores in Mumbai came from Pakistan
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India says it will consider all options "to protect its territorial integrity"

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Question: "So far as the government of India is concerned, what action will be taken by government will depend on the response we have from @placeholder authorities," Mukherjee said.


Dementia patients at a Cumbria hospital were left for hours without food, according to a damning report by health regulators. Those at the Ramsey Unit, in the grounds of Furness General,  waited hours to be fed in the morning, weren't given their medication at the right time and were offered little by the way of mental stimulation. Care Quality Commission inspectors also found a high number of patients had suffered falls due to a lack of staff to provide supervision. Dementia patients at The Ramsey Unit in the grounds of Furness General Hospital were left for hours without food, according to a damning report by health regulators
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The Ramsey Unit, in the grounds of Furness General Hospital, was closed to new admissions after the unannounced Care Quality Condition inspection
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Inspectors say they were 'shocked' by what they found at the unit
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Patients were offered little stimulation, were not given their medication at the right time and were left in bed long into the morning due to lack of staff
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The unit has now fully reopened with 25% more staff

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By Simon Jones Brondby and Barcelona are monitoring Daniel Agger's situation at Liverpool following the arrival of Dejan Lovren from Southampton. The 29-year-old's future is unclear after Lovren's £20million signing and the Danish club hope they can lure the central defender back to the club he grew up at, with their major shareholder saying they will do 'everything in our power' to sign him. Barcelona have been continually linked with Agger but having splashed out on French defender Jeremy Mathieu last week a deal would have to be right for them to proceed. VIDEO Scroll down for Liverpool v Roma: Daniel Agger scores own goal
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Dejan Lovren's £20million arrival puts Agger's position at risk
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Barcelona have been continually linked with him
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Glen Johnson's future is unclear with one year left on his deal at Anfield

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(CNN) -- According to a leading senator, it presented "an intolerable risk" to national security. According to a consortium of retired generals, it would "break" the U.S. military. And according to a leading advocacy group, over "528,000" servicemen and women would be lost. Something this terrible must be averted. We must take action now! Except it is too late. The scary danger that these generals, John McCain, and the Family Research Council were warning about wasn't a future terrorist attack or war with China, it was allowing gay and lesbian service men and women to openly serve in the U.S. military. That "grave risk" is now celebrating its one year anniversary, and none of the dire predictions proved correct.
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Peter Singer, Aaron Belkin: The big "scare" over DADT repeal a year ago was unfounded
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Writers: Election could affect change. RNC platform calls for "review;" Romney waffles

Question: That @placeholder's end has been a relative non-story is the best evidence of how the transition to allowing open service has been an unmitigated success by all measures.


(EW) -- Daniel Tosh isn't the sort of comedian who typically apologizes for anything. His hit Comedy Central series "Tosh.0" frequently explores potentially offensive territory with jokes that some would consider misogynistic or racist, and that his fans find hilarious. But it seems Tosh firmly strayed over the line during a recent live appearance. The comedian tweeted an apology and a link to a blogger's account of his recent stand-up performance. "All the out of context misquotes aside, I'd like to sincerely apologize," Tosh wrote. The original anonymous "friend of a friend" account would be too sketchy to use for a source if not for Tosh's tweet acknowledging there is some substance to it.
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Comic Daniel Tosh has tweeted an apology for a recent stand-up appearance
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Tosh says alleged comments about rape were taken out of context
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The comedian was performing at the Hollywood Laugh Factory

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(CNN) -- As the Olympic flame burned above Sochi on Tuesday evening, a scene of mayhem and death exploded a few hundred miles away in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, where blazes roared and violent clashes erupted along protesters' barricades. At least 100 people were killed just on Thursday and hundreds more hospitalized in confrontations pitting government forces against demonstrators opposed to a regime that has strong support from President Vladimir Putin's Russia. It was the deadliest day in the three months since the showdown started. Between the two spectacles, you can bet Putin's attention focused more sharply on the crisis in Ukraine, which is officially an independent country since 1991 but in reality remains a state over which Moscow exercises enormous influence, infuriating much of Ukraine's population.
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Frida Ghitis: New Russia on display in Sochi, but the old one is showing its face in Ukraine
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Ghitis: Putin has called Ukraine "Little Russia" and wants it to turn away from the West
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Ghitis: Protesters enraged by seeing their leaders' knuckle under Russia's bullying
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Question: To Putin, staging a successful @placeholder is a way to consolidate power, to build up his image for domestic and international audiences, and to show a resurgent, self-assured and powerful Russia under his rule.

Question: Their reluctance to challenge Putin's geopolitical claim to controlling @placeholder is a source of profound frustration for Ukrainians who say they are being sacrificed to appease Putin.


Rachel Reeves: Labour frontbencher is set for a Cabinet role if Ed Miliband wins the election in May David Cameron yesterday distanced himself from remarks by a Conservative MP who questioned a Labour frontbencher's plan to go on maternity leave straight after the election. Rachel Reeves hopes to become Work and Pensions Secretary if Ed Miliband wins power in May, but is due to have her second baby just five weeks later. She said at the weekend that she would begin maternity leave shortly before her baby is due and stay away from work until September. That prompted Tory MP for Romford Andrew Rosindell to say: 'I don't want to say someone who is having a baby is not eligible to be a Cabinet minister, but I certainly think perhaps the demands of that particular job will require someone to give it their full attention.
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Tory MP questioned whether she would be able to give job full attention
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David Cameron has distanced himself from Andrew Rosindell's comments
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Despite this Miss Reeves accused Tories of having a 'women problem'

Question: She has been pushed forward by @placeholder, becoming shadow chief secretary to the Treasury in 2011 before being promoted to shadow work and pensions secretary in 2013.


(CNN) -- Violence between competing unions at South Africa's mines is threatening to weaken Africa's largest economy. On Wednesday, the world's top platinum producer, Anglo American, suspended all of its operations in Rustenburg, South Africa due to "intimidation" of its workers. Striking workers are also halting operations at some gold mines. The move follows strike-related violence at Lonmin's Marikana mine in August that left 44 dead. What triggered the violence? The 34 miners in the Lonmin mine in Marikana, South Africa, died after police opened fire on a gathering of thousands of machete-armed workers striking for higher wages. The shootings came after deaths earlier in the week, including those of two police officers who were hacked to death. The violence exploded when police shot at striking rock drillers in the "Easterns" area of the Marikana mine. Tensions have been high in part because of the presence of competing trade unions, the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) and the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM).
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More than 30 miners died after police opened fire on striking workers who were armed with machetes
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The two implicated unions denied instigating the clashes, and are blaming others for the violence
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President Jacob Zuma, of the country's ruling African National Congress, has announced an inquiry into the violence

Question: The AMCU, which has expanded rapidly this year at the expense of @placeholder, is seen as the more militant union and has been linked to aggressive tactics to win wage increases.


The reason Education Minister Christopher Pyne called Clive Palmer’s senator-elect in Western Australia Zhenya ‘Dio’ Wang by the name 'Wong' has been explained after ABC journalist Leigh Sales asked Mr Wang the proper pronunciation of his name. In Australia the WA Senator is known as Wang so when Mr Pyne appeared on the ABC 7.30 Report and called him Wong Ms Sales quickly picked him up on it. But after speaking with Mr Wang she has admitted it was in fact her that was wrong. Scroll down for video Christopher Pyne appeared on the ABC's 7:30 Report on Tuesday night after his education reforms were rejected
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The Education Minister said it was a 'very small thing' to  call Senator Wang by the name 'Wong'
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Glenn Lazarus has accused the Minister of 'harassing' him and other crossbenchers in order to gain their support for higher education reforms
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Mr Pyne defended himself by saying Mr Lazarus was the only crossbencher who had refused to meet with him for discussions, forcing him to text
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The Senator claimed Mr Pyne is 'embarrassing himself' after being 'inundated with text messages .. virtually begging me to support reforms'
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The reforms were rejected by the Senate on Tuesday night with a vote of 33-31, with Senators Lazarus amongst those who voted against the bill

Question: Mr Pyne claimed that Mr Lazarus told a reporter he was happy for the Education Minister to send him 'as many texts as he wanted' after the post had been published, saying: 'I'm as confused as the next person about Senator @placeholder wanting me to send him texts or not'.


By Ian Garland PUBLISHED: 11:07 EST, 24 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:19 EST, 24 May 2012 'Murdered': The sister of Shafilea Ahmed (pictured) broke down in tears as she described the moment she witnessed her parents allegedly killing her sister The sister of Shafilea Ahmed told a jury yesterday that she had been ‘haunted’ by the memory of the 17-year-old’s murder at the hands of their strict Muslim parents. Alesha Ahmed, who was 15 at the time, kept quiet about what she claims to have witnessed for seven years before she finally ‘snapped’, she said. Facing the prospect of an arranged marriage and being sent to Pakistan – the same destiny which allegedly provoked Shafilea’s ill-fated rebellion – she said she too defied their parents, going to university and drinking alcohol.
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Alesha Ahmed broke down to police in 2010, seven years after Shafilea died

Question: ‘I felt like I was going down the same path as my sister had gone down in terms of going to @placeholder, in terms of being 21 years old and supposed to be married.


By Deni Kirkova If you've ever tipped too little in America or finished all your food in China, you may be familiar with the embarrassment that comes with a dining faux pas. But now a new clever infographic promises to help you sail through fancy dinners on holiday with no problems. Revealing the dining customs for various countries, website Restaurant Choice released an educational picture series outlining crucial dos and donts. In Italy, you shouldn't ask for more cheese unless it's explicitly offered - and go for an espresso after You probably have a handle on what's appropriate at home, but things quickly change when you travel.
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Leaving tips is a no-no in Japan but 10% is expected in Italy
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Cairo (CNN)Two Al Jazeera journalists who'd been imprisoned in Egypt for more than a year were granted bail Thursday, with a court telling them they can await retrial away from jail in a case that has outraged journalists and activists around the globe. An Egyptian court Thursday ordered journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed freed ahead of their retrial on charges that they supported the banned Muslim Brotherhood. However, the men were still in custody Thursday night, and with government offices closed on Fridays for weekly prayers, their release might not come until Saturday. News of their pending release comes less than two weeks after Al Jazeera correspondent Peter Greste, a colleague who was convicted with them, was released and deported to his native Australia.
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Despite bail order, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed were still in custody
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The journalists face retrial on charges accusing them of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood
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Al Jazeera applauds the two journalists' bail but calls for their full exoneration

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By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 17:12 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:26 EST, 1 October 2013 Her bombshell looks captured the nation’s attention when she starred in the Profumo affair. And half a century after the notorious sex scandal rocked the political establishment, Mandy Rice-Davies appears to have lost none of her striking beauty. Appearing at the launch of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical about the affair, the glamorous 68-year-old could have been mistaken for the much younger actress who will play her on stage. Charlotte Blackledge, who plays Mandy Rice Davies and the former showgirl Charlotte Blackledge, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Mandy Rice Davies pictured at the launch of the new musical
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Mandy Rice-Davies appears to have lost none of her striking beauty
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Former showgirl posed next to actress Charlotte Blackledge, 21
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Christine Keeler was nowhere to be seen at yesterday’s launch
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Miss Keeler’s sexual liaisons with Tory minister John Profumo led to one of the biggest political scandals of the 20th century

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The U.S. ambassador to France met with French diplomats Monday over allegations that the National Security Agency intercepted more than 70 million phone calls in France over a 30-day period. Ambassador Charles Rivkin was summoned to the French Foreign Ministry in Paris after the details of the alleged spying appeared in the French newspaper Le Monde. "These kinds of practices between partners, that violate privacy, are totally unacceptable," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told reporters at an EU foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg on Monday. "We must quickly assure that these practices aren't repeated." U.S. President Barack Obama and French President Francois Hollande spoke Monday, according to a White House statement.
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Presidents of two nations talk about the report,  White House statement says
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U.S. ambassador meets with French diplomats over spying allegations
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Le Monde: The NSA intercepted more than 70 million French phone calls over 30 days
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A weekend report said the NSA "systematically" eavesdropped on the Mexican government

Question: "This practice is unacceptable, illegitimate and against @placeholder and international law," Mexico's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.


Russian club Zenit St Petersburg joined Europe's biggest spending clubs of the summer transfer window after splashing out a reported $101m to sign Brazilian striker Hulk and Belgian midfielder Axel Witsel from Portuguese clubs Porto and Benfica. The 26-year-old Hulk, who played for Brazil during the 2012 Olympics, joined Zenit on a five-year contract in a transfer deal worth $50.7m, while the 23-year-old Witsel signed for a similar fee and length of contract. Those two signings pushed Zenit's spending to over $132m for the 2012/2013 season just behind English Premier League club Chelsea ($140m) and French side Paris St Germain ($206m).
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Russian club Zenit sign Brazilian striker Hulk and Belgian midfielder Alex Witsel
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Zenit's transfer dealings make them third biggest spending club in Europe behind Chelsea and PSG
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Zenit will play Malaga, AC Milan and Anderlecht in their Champions League group
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Fenerbahce have completed the Â£8m signing of Raul Meireles from Chelsea

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Security camera video obtained by CNN shows the tension between Jackson family members amid a very public dispute over the whereabouts of Katherine Jackson. The 82-year-old matriarch of the Jackson music dynasty has not contacted Michael Jackson's three children since she left the home she shares with them on July 15, although a sheriff's investigation concluded she is safe in Arizona. Siblings Janet, Jermaine and Randy Jackson attempted to convince Michael Jackson's two oldest children to leave Katherine Jackson's home with them Monday, but Paris and Prince resisted, three sources with knowledge of the incident said. The sources asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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Janet, Jermaine and Randy Jackson attempted to convince Paris and Prince to leave with them, sources say
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Sheriff's deputies broke up a fight involving Randy and Jermaine Jackson and their cousin Trent Jackson
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The video shows Janet Jackson trying to take a cell phone away from Paris
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Paris tweets "gotta love fam"

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 07:27 EST, 21 November 2012 | UPDATED: 08:25 EST, 21 November 2012 A couple who were told four years ago there was no way they could have a child naturally have celebrated the birth of their 'miracle baby boy.' ME sufferer Helen Laurence was told that she and husband Andi would not be able to conceive because they were both beset with a range of fertility problems. But after years of trying, one round of unsuccessful IVF, and what they thought would be endless heartache, the couple from York, have welcomed 6lbs 15oz baby Murphy into their world after a surprise pregnancy.
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Despite being told in 2008 they would never have a child naturally, Helen and Andi Laurence have had a healthy baby boy
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The couple, who have a host of fertility problems, were shocked to discover they were finally expecting earlier this year after they had given up hope
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6lbs 15oz baby Murphy was born on November 1

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Click here to see the final leaderboard from Royal Liverpool Rory McIlroy's supposed snub of a young autograph hunter has been explained by fellow golfer Ian Poulter. McIlroy appeared to blank a young fan who was after the Open winner's signature soon after lifting the Claret Jug. But Poulter took to Twitter to explain the difficult situation that the Northern Irishman found himself in. VIDEO Scroll down for highlights Rules are rules: Ian Poulter clears up the confusion surrounding Rory McIlroy's behaviour Apparent snub: McIlroy appearing to snub a young fan who asked for an autograph Hands tied: But the rules state that he wasn't allowed to do so
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Poulter clears up McIlroy's apparent snub of young autograph hunter
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Rules don't allow autographs until after scorecards are handed in
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Open winner also had crowd member ejected earlier in the day
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Sergio Garcia went into the crowd at the 16th to confront one fan

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(CNN) -- Picture a mansion on an estate that, before the Civil War, was a thriving Southern cotton plantation. Entering the lavish home is a tall, lanky, bearded man wearing a suit and a stovepipe hat. Sound familiar? Next, another man dressed as Abraham Lincoln arrives -- also tall and bearded -- with the same hat. Then a third. And a fourth. Yep, what we have here is an honest-to-goodness convention of Lincoln lookalikes. Photographer T.J. Kirkpatrick documented this annual meeting of the Association of Lincoln Presenters in April. His images remind us how iconic the 16th President of the United States continues to be, 149 years after his assassination.
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Photographer T.J. Kirkpatrick documented a convention of Abraham Lincoln lookalikes
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He traveled to Mississippi for a meeting of the Association of Lincoln Presenters
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View high-resolution photos of Kirkpatrick's Lincoln Presenters project

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JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, has temporarily banned YouTube to block access to a video that many Muslims consider anti-Islamic. Protesters demonstrate against an anti-Islamic film in front of the Dutch embassy in Jakarta. Indonesia's Communications and Information Minister sent a letter to all Internet providers ordering them to block the video-sharing Web site until further notice, a ministry spokesman said Tuesday. The minister has asked YouTube to remove the 15-minute movie "Fitna," but has not received a reply from the company, the spokesman said. "Fitna," which is the work of Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders, features disturbing images of terrorist acts juxtaposed over verses from the Quran to paint Islam as a threat to Western society.
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Indonesia temporarily bans YouTube to block video many say is anti-Islamic
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Govt. asks YouTube to remove "Fitna," by Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders
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Film, which juxtaposes terrorism and verses from the Quran, has sparked protests
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Last week students broke into Dutch consulate compound in Jakarta to demonstrate

Question: In its statement, it urged the international community to condemn the showing of the film and asked the @placeholder government to prosecute the author of the documentary under Dutch law.


The once squeaky clean boy band have spent almost as much time in tattoo parlours as they have on stage in recent years. With the sole exception of Niall Horan, One Direction have devoted hours to getting themselves inked from head to toe since hitting 18. The first to hit the ink was Harry Styles, who had an outline of a star tattooed on his inner bicep as soon as he reached 18 - and his band mates were quick to follow suit. Scroll down for video Revelation: One Direction stars Harry, Louis, Zayn and Liam have revealed what their tattoos mean
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One Direction have come clean about the meanings of their many tattoos
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Zayn claims that the reason for his 'Zap!' tattoo is simpler than imagined
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Louis says that there is very little thought behind any of his etchings
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Harry says he takes inspiration from 'cool people' he meets

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A South Carolina Sate Senator is under fire after saying that it's okay to make fun of women because they are 'a lesser cut of meat' than men. Republican State Sen. Thomas Corbin said the statement, reportedly directed at Republican South Carolina State Sen. Katrina Shealy, in a discussion over a pending criminal domestic  violence (CDV) bill. Shealy is the only female member of South Carolina's 46-person State Senate. Republican State Sen. Thomas Corbin statement, it's okay to make fun of women because they are from 'a lesser cut of meat' than men, was reportedly directed at Republican South Carolina State Sen. Katrina Shealy in a discussion over a pending criminal domestic violence (CDV) bill
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Republican State Sen. Thomas Corbin reportedly directed statement at Republican South Carolina State Sen. Katrina Shealy
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Shealy is the only female in South Carolina's 46-person State Senate
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Corbin insists he was 'joking and laughing' when he made comment
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It's not the first time Corbin has made the news for making sexist remarks

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By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 06:57 EST, 22 April 2012 | UPDATED: 02:00 EST, 23 April 2012 A convicted fraudster who is believed to have stolen more than £60million in a number of frauds is finally facing justice after four years on the run. Michael Brown - the Liberal Democrat's largest donor - is expected to be in a British jail within ten days. He was deported to Spain from the Dominican Republic, where he had been living a lavish lifestyle with stolen millions. But last night Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg continued to insist the Lib Dems will not repay £2.4million of ill-gotten gains Brown gave his party in 2005.
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Michael Brown, 46, fled to Caribbean in 2008 after being convicted of fraud at Southwark Crown Court
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Arrested in Dominican Republic in January, deported to Spain and now awaiting transfer to UK
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Donated £2.4m of ill-gotten gains to Lib Dems in 2005
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Stole up to £40m, including £8m from former Man Utd chairman Martin Edwards

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Editor's note: Rep. Jared Polis, a Democrat, represents Colorado's 2nd Congressional District and is appearing in CNN.com's "Freshman Year" series along with Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a Republican from Utah. Jared Polis says America's immigration system is broken and urgently needs reform. (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Josh Garcia courageously took the stage. Fighting back tears, he told how he came home from school one day to find that his father had been taken into an immigration detention facility. His father, an entrepreneur who had created dozens of jobs, was "exactly the kind of person we want in this country." And there wasn't a dry eye in the place as this young American boy told the audience how the next time he saw his father, he was traumatized to find him "in a prison" surrounded by men with guns.
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Jared Polis: America urgently needs to reform broken immigration system
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He says the public supports comprehensive immigration reform
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America's strength comes from being a nation of immigrants, Polis says

Question: And this phenomenon is not unique to @placeholder; throughout the country, Americans agree that it is time to reform our broken immigration system.


(CNN Student News) -- May 6, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • New York, New York • Sabinas, Mexico • Syria Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: We are bringing the world to your classroom. This is CNN Student News! Hello, everyone, and welcome on this Friday, May 6th. My name is Carl Azuz. And as we kick off today's headlines, we're beginning at Ground Zero. First Up: Ground Zero Visit AZUZ: That's the site of the World Trade Center in New York City, which was targeted in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. And it's where President Obama was yesterday for a ceremony paying tribute to the victims of that violence. The president helped lay a wreath at Ground Zero. Vice President Joe Biden did the same thing at the Pentagon, which was another target of the 9/11 attacks. The president's visit came days after the death of Osama bin Laden, the man behind the attacks. Deborah Feyerick talked with two sisters who were in middle school on September 11th, 2001, and whose father was killed in the attacks.
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Consider the impact of President Obama's visit to Ground Zero
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Review the stories making headlines in Mexico, Syria and Japan
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Reflect on the passing of the last combat veteran of World War I
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Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories you saw on CNN Student News

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Beijing officials this week warned children and the elderly to stay indoors due severe smog. It has become a major problem in China's capital city and elsewhere in the country - forcing closures, damaging health and reducing visibility to less than 10 metres. The solution, according to Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde, is to use an electronic vacuum cleaner to clean up the air. Scroll down for videos A woman wearing a mask checks her mobile phone during a smoggy day on the square in front of Harbin's landmark church, in Heilongjiang Difficult to see: Buildings are shrouded in heavy fog in Shengyang, China. A heavy smog shrouded Harbin yesterday for the second straight day, forcing the closure of schools and highways
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System uses copper coils to create electrostatic field that attracts smog
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This creates holes of clean air which can be as large as 60 metres
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The coils can then be buried in the ground and leave no toxic residue
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Harbin city in Heilongjiang province, China, suffering from severe smog

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Washington (CNN) -- Lenient enforcement of a law requiring U.S. citizens to have passports when re-entering the country at land border crossings has heightened the risk that an imposter might get in, according to a government report released Monday. Under the law, which took effect in June 2009, U.S. citizens must show passports or some other authorized travel documents like a military ID when returning to the United States. Those who don't are supposed to undergo further screening to confirm their citizenship. But, during a phase-in period that now has stretched over 18 months, very few travelers have been referred to secondary screening, the report from the Homeland Security department's inspector general's office found. That assertion -- the study concluded -- "increases the risk that someone could enter the U.S. under false pretense of citizenship."
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A Homeland Security department IG report looks at enforcement of a new passport law
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The study finds that many people get in the U.S., by land, without required documents
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Compliance rates are much higher along the Canadian border than the Mexican one
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The border patrol agency says its phased-in compliance effort is working

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Minot, North Dakota (CNN) -- The bloated Souris River has crested at an historic high in Minot, North Dakota, but floodwaters likely will remain at or near their current level for several days, authorities said Sunday. "At this point, the river has had its crest so far in Minot, but a number of locations downstream still have some high water yet to come," said Richard Kinney, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Bismarck. North Dakota. A crest is defined as the high point of the water during a flood before it begins to recede. A boil-water order, issued as a precaution on Saturday, remains in effect. And experts caution that although the water rose quickly -- flooding up to 4,000 homes to some degree -- it will be slow to recede.
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NEW: River levels at Minot begin their slow retreat, a NWS forecaster says
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"It's disheartening," says resident Steve Knab
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3,000 to 4,000 homes have been affected by floodwater in Minot
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The Souris River has topped its record crest from 1881

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(Tribune Media Services) -- We don't know where to look first. The massive pillars, looking like tree trunks, stone chameleons, tortoises and turtles, help support the columns. The sheer size of the place is amazing. Some of the towers soar more than 500 feet. Even jaded teens, like my 13-year-old niece, Erica Fieldman, can't help but be impressed. Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia is Barcelona's most famous site and Spain's most visited. Welcome to Antoni Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's most famous site and Spain's most visited. More than 40 years after the eccentric and revered architect's death -- he was struck by a tram -- work still continues on the huge church first begun in 1882. Some 2.5 million people visited last year.
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Some 2.5 million people visited Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia last year
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The architect's fantastic Park Guell garden complex is fun to explore with kids
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The Museu Picasso showcases the artist's early work

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A 21-year-old student has successfully sued her estranged parents for $16,000 college tuition even though she has not spoken to them in more than a year - and they are refusing to pay. Caitlyn Ricci and her parents Maura McGarvey and Michael Ricci, who are divorced, headed back to court in Camden, New Jersey on Monday, where a judge upheld his earlier ruling that they should pay towards her education at Temple University. But while they agreed to pay $906 for her community college costs, they said they will not pay a single cent of the $16,000 until Caitlyn  tries to have a relationship with them.
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Caitlyn Ricci moved out of her mother's home in early 2013 after she refused to follow her rules and moved in with her grandparents
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She sued her mother, Maura McGarvey, and father, Michael Ricci, for $900 tuition for her county college - which they have agreed to pay
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She also sued them for $16,000 towards tuition at Temple University, which they say they refuse to pay until she tries to mend their relationship
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They claim she only wants their money but Caitlyn insists she wants to go to college and is only asking for her parents to cover some of the costs
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A judge ruled in October that they had to pay but they returned to court this week and said they will not pay

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Morgan Schneiderlin could return from injury to face Sheffield United in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday as Southampton prepare to name a 'strong side'. The France international has not played this month while recovering from a groin injury but could join James Ward-Prowse in the squad, although youngster Jake Hesketh has been ruled out and requires a scan to assess his knee. After an unexpectedly good start to the season, the Saints have lost their last four Premier League games - against Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United and Burnley - and manager Ronald Koeman is determined to get back to winning ways.
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Southampton will play Sheffield United in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday
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Morgan Schneiderlin should return after a spell out with a groin injury
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Ronald Koeman will name a strong side after four consecutive defeats

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By Toni Jones PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:01 EST, 16 May 2013 Actress Kate Bosworth is a regular on the summer music scene and her boho outfits inspire thousands of fun-loving festival goers each season. This year at Coachella Kate confirmed that she had been working with British fashion brand Topshop on their festival collection and now we can finally steal her summer style as the range launches today. To celebrate, Topshop have launched a rather spacey short film starring the stylish blonde and shot by her filmmmaker boyfriend Michael Polish. Scroll down for video
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Actress Kate, 29, consulted with the brand on the 16 piece collection
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The range features feathered wings, floral headresses and buckled boots
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Kate was named as Topshop ambassador in December
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Brand has released short film set in California to celebrate 'festival project'

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Like countless Americans, I recently watched the entire second season of hit political drama "House of Cards" in one weekend after U.S. video streaming site Netflix released all 13 nearly hour-long episodes. But the website I logged on was Sohu -- one of the China's biggest online video services -- that purchased exclusive rights to the series for mainland China, and posted the latest season at the same time as Netflix. Glued to my laptop, I couldn't help but notice the major role China plays this season as one riveting plot unfolds after another. If you have been reading news headlines out of China, you would find any of the China angles familiar and believable: suspected cyber espionage, a trade war with Washington, a territorial dispute with Japan -- complete with an utterly corrupt Communist Party insider who boasts direct access to the decision-making Standing Committee.
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Chinese online video service Sohu purchased exclusive rights to hit U.S. series
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Second series of political drama features a number of storylines involving China
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China restricts number of foreign movies, authorities censor material from foreign sources
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China columnist: Strong diatribe against political system in the U.S. rather than against China

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Protests erupted around the Haitian capital Tuesday night after an election council announced a runoff between a former first lady and a candidate allied with an increasingly unpopular government. Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady of Haiti, won the presidential election held over a week ago with 31.37 of the vote, the Provisional Electoral Council announced late Tuesday. Jude Celestin, the candidate backed by President Rene Preval, came in second with 22.48 percent while popular musician Michel Martelly was just behind Celestin with 21.84 percent. Fires erupted throughout the city late into the night, and protesters promised more violence.
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Mirlande Manigat and Jude Celestin are slated for a runoff in January
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Residents believe Celestin's spot in the runoff is illegitimate
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The U.S. Embassy in Haiti says the results are inconsistent with observers' findings
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Singer Michel Martelly alleges fraud and says he'll challenge his third-place showing

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