U2 frontman and humanitarian Bono has blasted Tony Abbott for not joining the global fight against Ebola, labelling the government's decision to not send medical workers to West Africa 'outrageous' and 'not very Australian.' The singer criticised the Prime Minister's failure to respond to the outbreak of the deadly disease 'at the source' during an interview on 60 minutes. '(Politicians have) got to account for their actions, including your Prime Minister,' Bono said. 'I thought it was outrageous, the idea that you wouldn't send medical workers to West Africa.' 'This is just not the Australia that I know.' Scroll down for video
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Bono has criticised the Australian government's 'outrageous' actions
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Frontman lambasted Tony Abbott for not providing aid to West Africa
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Said the government's response is 'not the Australia I know'
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Bono also addressed the government's budget recent cuts to foreign aid
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UN reached out to Bono for help in raising awareness and funds for Ebola
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Bono is the co-founder of ONE, which campaigns to end extreme poverty and preventable disease
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Australian Medical Association president Associate Professor Brian Owler calls on government to tackle 'humanitarian crisis'
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16 health care workers have been trained to go to west Africa to help Ebola patients
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The AMA do not know of the people involved or the training program
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Calls for mandatory quarantines at airports for people returning from affected areas
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Opposition leader Bill Shorten has also accused Prime Minister Tony Abbott of not doing 'enough to deal with this crisis'

Question: He's called on the government to announce what it is going to do to help tackle the 'humanitarian crisis' overseas and what the plans are if a potentially infected person arrives in @placeholder.


Jason Robinson admits that Wigan's World Cup Challenge victory in Brisbane 21 years ago took his own reputation to the next level. Now he believes the current crop of Super League stars can do the same this weekend. Robinson was only 19 when his solo try helped Wigan to a 20-14 victory in front of 54,000 people at Lang Park – now the ANZ Stadium - in 1994. One of the Australian commentators suggested at the time: 'They will make him the Mayor of Wigan after that'. Looking back this week, the former Wigan winger said: 'It's true that my reputation and standing in the game was different because of that match. If you can perform in a match like that then it immediately earns you respect.
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Jason Robinson was only 19 when his solo try helped Wigan to a 20-14 victory in front of 54,000 people at Lang Park
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This year's World Club Challenge is being played as a series
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Warrington Wolves face St George-Illawarra on Friday
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Wigan Warriors will come up against Brisbane Broncos on Saturday
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Super League winners St Helens face NRL champions South Sydney Rabbitohs at Langtree Park on Sunday
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Robinson played more than 300 times for Wigan before switching to union
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The winger won the Rugby World Cup with England in 2003

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Miss America Organization officials are hopeful Miss Rhode Island will be able to compete in Wednesday night's preliminary competition after she fainted on stage the previous night. Pageant officials are monitoring Ivy DePew's medical condition. DePew was treated and released from a hospital after she apparently fainted during an awards presentation Tuesday night, which was led by New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno inside Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall. She was standing in the back row of contestants  when she collapsed. 'During the Tuesday night preliminary competition, Miss Rhode Island, Ivy DePew fainted on stage, and today, she is doing much better,' Sharon Pearce, president of the Miss America organization said in a statement sent to MailOnline Wednesday morning.
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Miss Rhode Island Ivy DePew collapsed onstage Tuesday evening
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DePew was standing in the back row of contestants at Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall when she collapsed during an awards presentation
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She had competed earlier in the evening in the pageant's swimsuit and evening gown competition
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DePew was treated and released from a hospital
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Pageant officials say it still hasn't been determined whether she will compete

Question: It would be the fifth of the 12 casinos @placeholder began the year with to close this year.


(CNN) -- The man authorities believe was responsible for the New Year's Day shooting death of a national park ranger in Washington state was a former soldier who owned many knives and guns despite an emotionally unstable, vindictive and anger-prone mind-set, the mother of his toddler daughter said in court documents. Authorities on Monday found Benjamin Colton Barnes' body face down in a creek in Mount Rainier National Park, not far from where investigators believe he fatally shot park ranger Margaret Anderson. Investigators say they believe Barnes shot the ranger after he blew through a checkpoint set up to check vehicles to make sure they had the proper winter gear necessary to travel the park.
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Mount Rainier National Park will reopen Saturday
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Ranger shooting suspect was vindictive, a former girlfriend alleges in court papers
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Another woman tells CNN affiliate KCPQ that Barnes was a "loose cannon"
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Ranger Margaret Anderson, killed Sunday, was the mother of two young girls

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(CNN) -- Soon you won't have to worry about your phone falling in the toilet, tumbling into a puddle or someone inadvertently dribbling coffee into the headphone socket (we've all done it). British-based firm P2i has developed a "liquid repellent nano-coating" technology -- branded Aridion™ -- that can be sprayed onto a solid surface and, they claim, repel nearly all forms of liquid. The polymer coating in question is a patented chemical that lowers an object's surface energy, causing liquid to form beads upon contact and roll off without being absorbed. The chemical itself is a little less than 50 nanometers wide -- that's 1,000 times thinner than a human hair and, suffice to say, completely invisible to the naked eye.
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Liquid repellent nano-coating technology prevents water from being absorbed onto surfaces
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Most popular application so far is within mobile phones and hearing aids
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The chemical's British-based inventor Stephen Coulson says it could be applied to almost everything

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By Ian Drury PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 22 March 2012 | UPDATED: 14:15 EST, 22 March 2012 Private Martin Bell, a young paratrooper disobeyed a direct order from his commander not to help his stricken friend He acted with selfless disregard for his own life when confronted with the terror of a colleague grievously-injured in an explosion on the Afghan battlefield. Private Martin Bell, a young paratrooper with a reputation for remarkable courage, disobeyed a direct order from his commander not to help his stricken friend because his own life would be at risk. Displaying unimaginable bravery the 24-year-old dashed across land strewn with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to reach comrade Private Scott Meenagh, who had lost both legs in the blast.
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Pte Martin Bell dashed across land strewn with IEDs to reach his friend who had lost both legs
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He saved his life after administering first aid but seconds later was tragically killed

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(CNN) -- Raised steins, raised bosoms, leather-clad Bavarian thighs. Oktoberfest's sure got a beer tent full of clichés about it. But bet you don't know why "Gemütlichkeit" is untranslatable (let alone unpronounceable), what false teeth were doing in the lost property bin last year and whether the yodeling or oompah tent would best suit your personality. Read on, Lieblings. Bavaria's biggest beer love-in kicks off in Munich on Saturday, September 21, and runs through October 6. 1. Gird your bosom, hitch those hosen Worried that squeezing into a bosom-lifting dirndl or a pair of skin-tight lederhosen will make you look ridiculous?
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Be prepared to sing along in voluble if not terribly accurate German
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Choose your "personality tent"
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Discover which way a virgin wears her dirndl bow

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Hugo Chavez, the man who built his powerful persona on a populist platform of sharing Venezuela's vast oil wealth with the poor and disenfranchised, leaves his nation with a greater distribution of cash to the poor. But his death also leaves an economy in tatters, some analysts say, as the country had to step in and massively devalue its currency 30% to the U.S. dollar last month. While the OPEC-member nation is sitting on the world's largest oil reserves and is among the biggest oil exporters, oil production has declined. An influential leader with a mixed record Chavez built his political base in the barrios of Venezuela, and his pledge to share the wealth among the nation's poorest is the strongest measure of his success during 14 years in office. The inequal distribution of wealth dropped to among the lowest in the Americas during his tenure. In 2011, the Gini coefficient -- which measures income inequality --was .39, down from nearly .5 in 1998, according to the CIA Factbook. That is behind only Canada in the Western Hemisphere.
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Chavez will be remembered for improving the wealth and political participation of the poor
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The inequal distribution of wealth dropped to the lowest in the Americas during his tenure
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While Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves, production dropped under Chavez
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Venezuela devalued its currency by 30% last month and is saddled with high inflation

Question: "His policies have implemented widespread national healthcare for all @placeholder fee of charge."


(CNN) -- New England Patriots players sang "Happy Birthday" to a 6-year-old boy with an inoperable brain tumor Saturday. Daniel Nickerson's visit on the field of Gillette Stadium, where the NFL team was practicing, would be a dream come true for many.Â However, Daniel's biggest birthday wish was much simpler: mail.Â "He just loves getting mail, he's always running to the mailbox," his aunt, Gail Chamberlin, told CNN. A social media campaign by family and friends brought lots of birthday cards addressed to Daniel to the Foxborough, Massachusetts, post office this past week. It also resulted in the Patriots' invitation to their training camp.
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Daniel Nickerson was diagnosed eight months ago with an inoperable brain tumor
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A social media push brought 100,000 letters to Daniel's mailbox
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"He just loves getting mail, he's always running to the mailbox," Daniel's aunt says
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The New England Patriots give Daniel a special sixth birthday honor

Question: While the family is anxious about what they'll learn about the tumor at @placeholder's next doctor's visit Wednesday, Chamberlin said, "He's running around like an average 6-year-old would do, playing."


By Associated Press Reporter Northern Ireland police announced Thursday they will sue to obtain all of the audiotaped interviews of former militants who described their wartime careers to a Boston College oral history project, a move designed to reopen scores of "cold case" murder investigations in the British territory. Police last year successfully sued Boston College to obtain 11 interviews of Irish Republican Army veterans discussing the 1972 abduction, killing and secret burial of Jean McConville, a 38-year-old Belfast widowed mother of 10. Those tapes were used as a primary basis for arresting Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, who had been accused by some IRA interviewees of being the Belfast IRA commander at the time who ordered McConville's slaying.
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Boston College interviewed up to 40 former loyalist and republican paramilitaries about their role in the Northern Ireland troubles for an oral history project
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Tapes were meant to be kept secret until their deaths
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Police Service of Northern Ireland managed to get access to tapes involving the 1972 abduction and murder of Jean McConville
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Gerry Adams was questioned over the murder based on evidence contained on the 11 recordings
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Now the PSNI want the entire audio archive from Boston College, saying it will help them with other cases

Question: Jean McConville (left) was dragged from her home in West Belfast by the @placeholder in December 1972 and murdered


By Daniel Bates UPDATED: 07:43 EST, 11 August 2011 One of the world’s most acclaimed artists has admitted to having an ‘non platonic’ affair with a former Vogue writer, even though both of them are married and even though she has denied it. Abstract painter Brice Marden, 72, admitted to trysts with Helen Lee Schifter, who is 18 years his junior, behind the back of his wife, also called Helen. The affair is said to have gone on for more than a year and culminated in an extraordinary fight at an exclusive Manhattan restaurant between the two Helens. Man in the middle: Painter Brice Marden has admitted to a year-long affair with Helen Lee Schifter, left
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Helen Lee Schifter claims relationship with Brice Marden was merely artist and muse

Question: The row has apparently been common knowledge among @placeholder's art world cognoscenti for some time, but was only now burst into the open.


Cristiano Ronaldo took a break from his best-of-enemies routine with Lionel Messi to urge his son to walk up and speak to the Argentina ace just before the Ballon d’Or bash. The duo were minutes away from going head to head to see who would be crowned the world's best player at the awards ceremony in Zurich, Switzerland. But there was certainly no hostility between the pair as Ronaldo urged his son to introduce himself to the Barcelona forward after claiming that Cristiano Jnr was a big fan. Lionel Messi (right) introduces himself to Cristiano Ronaldo's son Cristiano Jnr at Ballon d'Or bash
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Cristiano Ronaldo Jnr is a big fan of Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi
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Messi was quick to talk to young Ronaldo and asked how he was
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Ronaldo Jnr appeared shy in front of Messi
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Ronaldo Snr had the last laugh, winning the Ballon d'Or ahead of his rival

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There were charmingly affectionate scenes at the Chelsea Flower Show today, as Prince Harry warmly greeted his family with kisses as they attended the opening of his charity garden. It was something of a family jolly for the royals at today's VIP opening, and aside from the glorious displays of blooms, it was a chance to offer a show of support to the  unexpected garden designer - Prince Harry. The 28-year-old helicopter pilot was at Chelsea for the first time with his charity Sentebale, which hopes its African-inspired garden will highlight its work aids orphans in the impoverished kingdom of Lesotho.
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Prince Harry was at Flower Show for the first time with his charity Sentebale
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He was unveiling his African inspired charity garden, which he helped design
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It was a family affair and was attended by Queen, Prince Philip and Charles

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:06 EST, 6 January 2014 A New Jersey woman has filed a lawsuit claiming she's borne the brunt of a dangerous neighbors threats, intimidation and racist remarks. But instead of her neighbor, Cyndee Phoenix of Hamilton Township is suing the development company who sold her the home in October for 'knowingly concealing' her future neighbor was a 'dangerous individual.' Phoenix's suit also claims that developer Lennar Corp. directly aggravated the problem by sending Potter a letter that addressed his past behavior and made it look as if Phoenix had complained.
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New Jersey woman Cyndee Phoenix accuses the home developer Lennar Corporation of failing to disclose what they knew about neighbor Kevin Elville Potter
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Phoenix says Lennar sent Potter a letter addressing his behavior shortly before she moved in and Potter took his anger over the letter out on Potter
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Phoenix claims Potter threatened her and her family's lives, made 'snide and racist comments,' and photographed her guests

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Question: Phoenix says she 'is constantly living in fear' and that @placeholder 'omitted material information' so that she would purchase the home.


Jeida Torres, 3, died in Brooklyn after she was allegedly beaten by her mother's boyfriend A 3-year-old girl in New York City died Saturday after her mother's boyfriend allegedly beat her to death in a fit of rage when she accidentally soiled herself. Cops found little Jeida Torres unconscious and unresponsive about 3:50pm Saturday in an apartment in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood. Police had been called by a neighbor who heard the child screaming inside the place. 'I saw the paramedics run out with little girl wrapped in a blanket,' neighbor Keith Best, 43, told the New York Daily News. 'Her hands were just hanging out — just limp.'
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Jeida Torres, 3, was unconscious and unresponsive when police found her inside an apartment in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood
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Kelsey Smith, 20, allegedly beat the girl to death after she accidentally soiled herself, according to a report
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Smith, the boyfriend of Jeida's mother, is in custody but has not been charged with a crime
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He allegedly also beat the girl's 5-year-old brother Andrew, who is in stable condition
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A neighbor says Smith and the victim's mother had been fighting for two weeks

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By Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 06:25 EST, 22 December 2012 | UPDATED: 10:14 EST, 22 December 2012 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are to spend Christmas at the Middleton family home. Prince William will join Kate Middleton's family at their house in Bucklebury, Berkshire, Clarence House announced today. Speculation had been mounting in recent days over whether Kate would join the Royal Family for their annual Christmas festivities at Sandringham. All smiles: Prince William leaving the King Edward VII Hospital with the Duchess of Cambridge earlier this month Family: Prince William and Kate will join Michael and Carole Middleton at their home in Bucklebury, Berkshire
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Couple break with tradition to spend quiet day in Bucklebury, Berkshire
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They will visit Royal Family in Sandringham over festive period
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Pregnant Kate will get more rest at her family home than with Queen

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- An audio message attributed to Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, the highest ranking former member of Saddam Hussein's regime still at large, salutes the "People of Palestine" and calls on them to fight back against Israel in Gaza. A 1999 file image of Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, who served under Saddam Hussien's regime and who is still at large. "We say to the people of Gaza, give more resistance and we will be with you in the field, and know that our victory in kicking out the invaders is your victory as well, because the main assailant on the nation and on Palestine is the American imperialism," the recording said.
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Al-Douri was vice-chairman of Hussein's Revolutionary Command Council
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30-minute recorded message broadcast on al-Raei Iraqi satellite television
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CNN has not been able to independently verify the authenticity of the voice
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U.S. says he has helped finance the insurgency against U.S. troops in Iraq

Question: 6) on the @placeholder military's card deck of most wanted regime officials.


Washington (CNN) -- A top-secret program that collects phone records of Americans is legal, conducted properly and possibly could have helped detect a 9/11 hijacker had it been in place before the 2001 terrorist attacks, FBI Director Robert Mueller said Thursday. Mueller's remarks at a House Judiciary Committee hearing led an effort by Obama administration officials and some in Congress to push back against a firestorm of criticism about domestic surveillance in the aftermath of classified leaks last week that disclosed details of covert surveillance programs. Civil liberties groups and legislators on the left and right are among critics condemning the secret programs under the National Security Agency as government overreach beyond the intention and limits of the Patriot Act originally passed in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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NEW: Leaks go "to the heart of our efforts to combat terrorism," W.H. spokesman says
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NEW: Obama believes the programs balance security, privacy issues
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FBI director says surveillance programs possibly could have detected a 9/11 hijacker
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Democratic Rep. Conyers and others challenge the covert programs

Question: The @placeholder spokesman also reiterated Obama's support for programs he says have "helped thwart dozens of attacks."


Conventional political wisdom suggests that immigration reform in a midterm election year has a snowball's chance in July of getting any traction. But maybe that wisdom isn't so conventional. Some Republicans say they are warily preparing for the possibility that President Barack Obama could use executive action this summer to bypass congressional gridlock and act on immigration reform. Those changes could include making noncriminals and minor offenders the lowest deportation priorities, a recommendation the Congressional Hispanic Caucus stressed in its meeting earlier this month with Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson. Republicans have good reason to worry, said Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor at Cornell University Law School.
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Immigration reform could get a second life under the threat of executive action
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President Barack Obama has suggested he might act to curb deportations
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Some Republicans backing reform worry the President will act by late summer
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The next few months offer a narrow window for the GOP to sidestep executive action

Question: "The only way to truly fix it is through congressional action," @placeholder told reporters on Thursday."


Portugal defender Fabio Coentrao has been ruled out of the remainder of the World Cup with a thigh injury. The Real Madrid full-back pulled up sharply during the second half of Portugal's 4-0 defeat to Germany on Monday night and was replaced by Andre Almeida. Coentrao underwent scans on the injury on Tuesday and the Portuguese football federation confirmed afterwards that the 26-year-old would play no further part in the tournament. VIDEO Scroll down to see the funny moment Coentrao sat on bench when he wasn't picked Down and out: Fabio Coentrao will not play another game at the World Cup after suffering a thigh injury
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Fabio Coentrao's World Cup is over after suffering thigh injury
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Portugal defender pulled up during opening 4-0 defeat to Germany
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Real Madrid full-back will not be able to recover in time to play again
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Portugal also have injury concerns over Hugo Almeida and Rui Patricio

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Steve McClaren praised his side's "mature display" after Derby leapfrogged Ipswich into second place in the Sky Bet Championship following a 1-0 win at Portman Road. Chris Martin's 18th of the season - and 100th career goal - proved the difference, although Ipswich will look at their own role in the decider after the striker latched onto a poor back header by Tommy Smith. Despite enduring a nervy ending after midfielder John Eustace was sent off late on, McClaren was delighted with his side. Derby rise to second in the Championship, level on points, temporarily at least, with leaders Bournemouth
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Derby County run out 1-0 winners at Portman Road
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Chris Martin scores 100th career goal to end Ipswich's unbeaten run
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John Eustace sent off in stoppage time for second bookable offence
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Derby have won seven of their last 10 games

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Harry Redknapp has reassured Queens Park Rangers fans by insisting he will sign a new contract imminently. The R's boss revealed three weeks ago that a new two-year deal had been offered. Although Redknapp has not signed on the dotted line yet, he remains relaxed about the situation and claims it is just a formality. QPR manager Harry Redknapp still hasn't signed a new  contact, but he insists he will do so soon The former Tottenham manager said: 'Yes, I haven't signed it yet. I could do it today. I just need to get down to the ground and get it signed. It's all been drawn up.'
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Harry Redknapp says he will sign a two-year  contract with QPR soon
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The former Spurs boss also admits he is still interested in Peter Crouch
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Rangers face Crouch's club   Stoke at Loftus Road on Saturday
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Potters manager Mark Hughes returns to the club that sacked him in 2012
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QPR were beaten 4-0 by Manchester United last week and are 16th in the Premier League
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(CNN) -- The American Academy of Pediatrics on Monday called for an overhaul of the 35-year-old federal law governing toxic chemicals in the environment, saying it fails to safeguard children and pregnant women. "It is widely recognized to have been ineffective in protecting children, pregnant women and the general population from hazardous chemicals in the marketplace," the academy said in a policy statement that will be published in the May issue of the journal Pediatrics. The American Medical Association, the American Public Health Association and the American Nurses Association have previously called for changes in the Toxic Substance Control Act.
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1976 act on toxic chemicals too weak, doctors group says
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EPA has tested only 200 of the 80,000 chemicals
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N.J. senator has introduced tougher measure

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Nogales, Mexico (CNN) -- An American woman who was released from a Mexican jail cried out for joy when she crossed the border into Arizona. "I'm home! Finally!" Yanira Maldonado exclaimed. Mexican authorities detained her last week and put her behind bars over allegations she tried to smuggle 12 pounds of marijuana under a bus seat. She and her husband, Gary, were traveling from Mexico back to the United States when their bus was stopped and searched. Yanira Maldonado allegedly was sitting above the illegal stash. Maldonado's case sparked widespread media coverage and attention from U.S. lawmakers as family members pushed for her freedom. At a press conference early Friday in Nogales, Arizona, she thanked journalists, crediting them for her expedited release.
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Maldonado was accused of smuggling drugs on a bus
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Mexican court determines prosecutors did not provide evidence.

Question: Security camera footage revealed in court Thursday shows Maldonado and her husband boarding a bus in @placeholder last week.

Question: Mexican authorities arrested Maldonado, a @placeholder citizen, on May 22 as she and her husband were on their way back to Arizona.


A housewife died cradling her one-month-old baby and three-year-old toddler in her arms after a private jet crashed into three houses in Maryland's Montgomery County on Monday morning. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer says the Embraer EMB-500/Phenom 100 twin-engine jet came down around 10.45 am and exploded in a fireball when it hit the quiet cul-de-sac. Three people were aboard the jet when it crashed Monday into the home in Gaithersburg, a Washington, D.C., suburb. The two-story, wood-frame home was gutted by the impact of the crash and ensuing blaze. Scroll Down for Video Tragic: Ken and Marie Gemmell with their son, Cole and daughter Arabelle before the birth of their baby Devin in October
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Mother and her two children among six dead after a private jet crashes on their Maryland home on Monday morning
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Three others died when the Embraer EMB-500/Phenom 100 twin-engine jet came down in the Washington D.C. suburb
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Mother is survived by her daughter and husband who were at work and school respectively
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Neighbors and property records identify the home's residents as Ken and Marie Gemmell
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According to the NTSB, there have been 14 plane crashes at Gaitheresburg in 19 years
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Reports of flocks of birds around the approach to the airport on Monday

Question: Traumatic: @placeholder, (left) is pictured alongside his older brother, Cole (right with his father, Ken)


British spies can help themselves to data collected by the NSA from the telephone calls and Internet communications of Americans without a warrant, a new court document shows. The agreement between the NSA and its British equivalent, Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) means that American citizen's data can be seen and stored by the United States' closest ally without a warrant when that is 'not technically feasible'. Anything discovered in the data, once obtained, can be kept by the British for up to two years and specifically relates to 'unselected' or raw data. But, this deadline can be extended unilaterally by 'senior UK officials' if they believe it to be necessary for national security purposes.
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Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)  privileged agreement with National Security Agency revealed
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Allowed to obtain raw data from American emails and telephone calls without a warrant
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Revelation exposed during legal challenge in the UK brought by civil rights groups

Question: @placeholder lawmakers briefed by the agency have assured the public that a warrant was in place "in each case where GCHQ sought information from the U.S."


LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (CNN) -- Carlotta Walls LaNier points out the only two African-Americans in her senior class as she flips through her high school yearbook. She pauses when she sees the picture on a page dedicated to "Integration." Carlotta Walls LaNier and eight other members of the Little Rock Nine are invited to Obama's inauguration. It's been nearly five decades since LaNier graduated from Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas. "It shows how the 101st were on the grounds of the school," says LaNier. In 1957, soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division, an elite Army unit, escorted LaNier and eight other African-American students into the all-white public high school. The students, who became known as the Little Rock Nine, were taunted and threatened by an angry mob.
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Carlotta Walls LaNier, eight others integrated Little Rock Central High School
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In 1957 school was all-white; today it's predominantly African-American
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"Little Rock Nine set the foundation" student says of Obama presidency
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LaNier hopes Americans will focus on a person's ability; not their race

Question: Back then, LaNier thought once the doors of equality were open it wouldn't be long before an @placeholder became president.


Editor's note: Below is an excerpt from CNN executive producer and author Suzanne Simons' new book, "Master of War: Blackwater's Erik Prince and the Global Business of War." Donna Zovko, mother of Jerry Zovko, who was killed in Fallujah, testifies at a House hearing. (CNN) -- March 31, 2004, started early for the four men and the convoy they were escorting. Their differences set aside for the time being, the men hopped into their Pajeros and pulled out, heading to the heart of Falluja. Westerners would typically avoid the downtown area, opting instead for a bypass route around the city, but that morning, the convoy set out on Highway 10, right through the busy streets of the city.
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Blackwater sent personnel to Falluja on March 31, 2004
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The men were ambushed and fatally shot
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The bodies were burned, beaten, dragged through the street and hung from a bridge
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The men's deaths sparked a U.S. military assault on the Iraqi city

Question: Locals videotaped as a mob of men and boys began to chant and celebrate, many of them cheering, "Falluja is the graveyard of @placeholder."


Slated: The Apprentice contestant Alex Mills He is the Apprentice contestant best known for his bizarre plucked eyebrows – dubbed ‘guybrows’. But gravestone salesman Alex Mills has been accused of a shady business past which left hundreds of angry customers in his wake. Meanwhile a former boss claims Mills ‘fleeced’ his company and stole his clients. On the BBC show, Mills has been proud to boast of being just 19 when he set up Prestige Slate. The web-based business sold stone signs  and gravestones. But hundreds of Mills’s customers said their online orders took months to arrive – or did not turn up at all.
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Alex Mills boasted that he was 19 when he set up Prestige Slate
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Trading Standards received 146 official complaints about the company
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Hundreds of Mills’s customers said their orders were late or never arrived

Question: Mills stepped down as a @placeholder director after transferring all his shares to a businesses partner, who now operates the company under a new guise, Premier Slate.


Shot: Pragaret Singh, 35, was attacked as he left Manchester Food Traders in Openshaw, Manchester A businessman was shot dead by armed robbers who fled with ‘tens of thousands of pounds’ of his company takings. Pragaret Singh, 35, who was married with three children aged seven, five and two, was locking up his food whole-sale business with his nephew when he was targeted on Friday night. As he tried to get into his BMW to drive away he was attacked by two men. He struggled with the pair but was shot twice, in the chest and stomach. The thieves stole the cash he had been carrying, before fleeing in a small silver hatchback, possibly a Vauxhall.
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Pragaret Singh, known as Charlie, was shot in the chest and abdomen
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The 35-year-old was shot in chest and abdomen at his Manchester store
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Greater Manchester Police are searching for information on a  silver car

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(EW.com) -- There are few better ways for an actor to show off his chops than by playing the clever trickster in a thriller (think of Daniel Craig's 007 at the poker table, or Matt Damon's Bourne leading his CIA overseers through the looking glass). In the opening scenes of "Safe House," you can tell what a good time Denzel Washington is having as Tobin Frost, an American spy in Cape Town, South Africa, who is five steps ahead of everyone else. His look is pure sleight of hand: In glasses, gray scarf, and overcoat, with an earring, a serious goatee, and his gray-flecked hair teased out, Washington resembles a hipster Malcolm X -- a great look for him, even if it feels like a costume.
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"Safe House" as if on an action time clock, punches in the standard set pieces
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Basically, the movie is a fizzless Bourne episode crossed with "Training Day,"
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The director shoots in highly saturated colors, edits everything into a frenzy

Question: Mostly, he schools @placeholder, his guard-turned-pursuer, in what it means to lie.


By Ian Birrell IN CRIMEA Russian armoured vehicles firing heavy machine guns and supported by scores of special forces soldiers yesterday stormed one of the last two remaining Ukrainian bases still holding out in Crimea. The brutal assault at Pokryshkin airfield at Belbek, which left up to four wounded, was the first real clash involving the two countries’ armies since the Russians invaded the region four weeks ago. I watched as an armoured vehicle smashed through the walls of the base. It was followed by squads of soldiers crouching behind shields, and Spetsnaz special forces with assault rifles fanning out in the grounds.
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Russians attacked airfield in Belbek, Crimea, with armoured vehicles
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Brutal assault involving Spetsnaz special forces left up to four wounded
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Mail on Sunday correspondent Ian Birrell watched from inside the base
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Before the stand-off, commander Yuli Mamchur had resisted the Russians
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He has not been seen since Russians arrested him and took him away

Question: Crowds of men waving the @placeholder flag gathered at the gates behind a fourth personnel carrier, with triumphant chants of ‘Russia, Russia, Russia’ breaking out.


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:02 EST, 25 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:22 EST, 26 April 2013 The hacked-up bodies of a photojournalist and another young man have been found in the northern Mexico city of Saltillo, authorities said Thursday. Photographer Daniel Martinez Bazaldua, 22, had recently been hired to cover social events for Vanguardia, the paper said in a story in its online edition. Officials identified the other man as Julian Zamora, 23. Saltillo is in northern Coahuila state, an area where the Zetas drug cartel is active. Another Coahuila newspaper recently announced it would no longer publish stories about drug gangs, after receiving threats apparently signed by a Zetas leader.
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Daniel Martinez Balzadua was hired by newspaper Vanguardia to cover social events
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Body parts of Martinez Balzadua and Julian Zamora, 23, found in Saltillo where notorious Zetas drug cartel are active
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Hand-written sign found near piles of body parts claiming both victims tried to leave gang

Question: @placeholder criticized that accusation, noting that the message left at the scene also contained threats to police.

Question: ‘We think it is sad and alarming that @placeholder has become a state in which the authorities condemn murdered people, converting them into criminals, without offering the least evidence,’ the newspaper wrote.


(CNN) -- Perhaps Sandra Bullock was just overwhelmed. The "Gravity" star had a busy Thursday thanks to her Oscar nod, and by the time she took the stage at that night's Critics' Choice Movie Awards, she let an F-bomb slip during her acceptance speech for best actress in an action movie. Bullock was trying to get out her "thank you's" when a technical glitch interrupted. "What the f***?" a surprised Bullock said before joking that she's an action star. The 49-year-old wasn't the only to go off-script that night: Bradley Cooper sneaked in the expletive during the best comedy acceptance speech, calling his co-stars "these f***ing actors."
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The Critics' Choice Movie Award winners were announced Thursday
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Oscar nominee Sandra Bullock picked up another honor
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While accepting her award, Bullock let an F-bomb slip
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Other winners included "12 Years A Slave," which won best picture

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By Eleanor Harding TV presenter Davina McCall is endorsing the new cards created by British company Osper Children as young as eight are being offered celebrity-endorsed Mastercards to use in shops, online or at cash machines. The cards, created by British company Osper, can be topped up by parents with the child’s monthly allowance so they can spend it at will. Banks already issue debit cards to anyone over the age of 11, but it is thought this is the first time younger children will be able to use them. TV presenter Davina McCall is endorsing the prepaid debit card on her website, after it was launched last week.
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Children as young as eight offered Mastercards to use in shops or online
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New prepaid debit cards are endorsed by TV presenter Davina McCall
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Critics say the cards are simply turning children into 'mini consumers'

Question: Parents can open an account for their child through the @placeholder app, prompting an orange chip-and-pin card to be sent under the child’s name.


(CNN) -- Accusations of blame abounded Thursday, a day after a 28-year-old man who had volunteered for a center that serves gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people was taken into custody for allegedly shooting a building manager at the headquarters of a Christian conservative group. "Let me be clear that Floyd Corkins was responsible for firing the shot yesterday," Family Research Council President Tony Perkins told reporters in Washington about the suspect. "But Corkins was given a license to shoot an unarmed man by organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center that have been reckless in labeling organizations hate groups because they disagree with them on public policy."
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"Corkins was given a license to shoot," Family Research Council president says
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He says the Southern Poverty Law Center "should be held accountable"
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The SPLC says it lists the council as a hate group for spreading "propaganda about LGBT people"
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An NYU law professor says "you can't pick and choose what kind of rhetoric to condemn"

Question: @placeholder was using Wednesday's shooting "to pose a false equivalency between the SPLC's criticisms of the FRC and the FRC's criticisms of LGBT people," the SPLC said.


(CNN) -- Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer remain on course for a semifinal clash at the Australian Open after both men recorded straight sets victories in Melbourne on Sunday. Nadal, the 2009 champion, defeated fellow Spaniard Feliciano Lopez 6-4 6-4 6-2 while 16-time grand slam winner Federer breezed past Australian teenager Bernard Tomic 6-4 6-2 6-2. Federer, the world number three, will now face Juan Martin Del Potro after the Argentinean enjoyed a comfortable 6-4 6-2 6-1 victory over German Philipp Kohlschreiber. Nadal will meet Tomas Berdych in the last eight as the Czech overcame a tough encounter with Spanish tenth seed Nicolas Almagro to win 4-6 7-6 7-6 7-6.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal both cruise into the Australian Open quarterfinals
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Number three seed Federer dispatches Australian Bernard Tomic in straight sets
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Federer will now face Juan Martin Del Potro after Argentine beat Philipp Kohlschreiber
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Nadal beats Feliciano Lopez in straight sets to book clash with Tomas Berdych

Question: Federer rarely broke sweat against @placeholder, breaking his opponent six times in a victory that took him just one hour and 44 minutes to record.

Question: "@placeholder is the best tennis player of the history, and of course he's the favorite," he said.


The Miami Dolphins ran in five touchdowns to thrash the Oakland Raiders 38-14 in a one-sided NFL International Series contest in front of over 83,000 fans at Wembley on Sunday. Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill completed 23 of his 31 passes for 278 yards and two touchdowns while running back Lamar Miller added two more in a crushing victory. Cornerback Cortland Finnegan also went in for a touchdown as Miami ended their run of two straight defeats and recorded their first win since they beat New England in week one. Lamar Miller gets into the end zone for the Miami Dolphins' second touchdown of a dominant second quarter at Wembley Stadium
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Brian Leonhardt puts Raiders ahead early on with 3 yard reception from Derek Carr
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Dolphins fight back as Ryan Tannehill finds two second quarter touchdowns and Lamar Miller runs in for a third
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Mike Wallace and Dion Sims make the plays to put Dolphins 24-7 up at half time
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Miller picks up another six-pointer in the third quarter as Dolphins dominate
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Cortland Finnegan returns a fumble off the snap 50 yards for a touchdown to make it 38-7
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Raiders score a fourth quarter touchdown but unable to avoid thrashing at Wembley

Question: Tannehill makes a gesture to the sidelines as he started to drive his offence forward against the hapless Raiders during the @placeholder showdown


(CNN) -- Commercial airlines that usually cross eastern Ukraine on their flights to Europe, Asia and elsewhere are detouring away from the volatile region in light of Thursday's suspicious crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that U.S. airlines had voluntarily agreed not to operate in airspace near the Russian-Ukraine border. Later, the FAA issued a notice prohibiting U.S. flight operations in the airspace over eastern Ukraine until further notice. The restricted area includes the Dnepropetrovsk and Simferopol Flight Information Regions. The European Aviation Safety Agency and intergovernmental aviation organization Eurocontrol also warned against flying in these areas.
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The FAA prohibits U.S. flight operations over eastern Ukraine
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Airlines are diverting flights around the area
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Tensions in the region prompted some airspace restrictions earlier this year
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Crash site was not within airspace prohibited by U.S. regulators

Question: @placeholder authorities have closed many of the routes in eastern Ukraine, according to Eurocontrol, which counts Ukraine among its 40 member states.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray, found guilty Monday of causing Michael Jackson's death, begins his new life as an inmate in a section of the Los Angeles County jail where high-profile prisoners are kept, a jail official said. While it is the "medical area" that houses inmates on suicide watch, Murray is only there because it has a higher ratio of guards, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Harry Drucker said. Murray's defense team has vowed to appeal his involuntary manslaughter conviction, but first they must deal with his sentencing set for November 29. While Murray was "devastated" by the guilty verdict, he is "confident" he will win an appeal, defense lawyer Nareg Gourjian said.
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Rulings limiting the defense case could be a basis for appeal, defense says
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The defense will ask for probation and "maybe a little bit" of jail time
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Prison overcrowding could limit Murray's time behind bars
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Murray is 'devastated' by his conviction in Jackson's death, his lawyer says

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By Ian Drury PUBLISHED: 19:45 EST, 13 June 2013 | UPDATED: 19:45 EST, 13 June 2013 It is often regarded as the British Army’s greatest military victory. Led into battle by the Duke of Wellington, UK troops routed Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo, a triumph ushering in almost a century of peace and stability in Europe. But the Government is refusing to mark the battle’s 200th anniversary in 2015 amid suspicions it does not want to offend France. That decision is in stark contrast to Belgium - where the clash took place. The government in Brussels is spending at least £20million on commemorative events, including restoring the battlefield.
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The battle ended tyranny of Napoleon and ushered in peace across Europe
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But the 2015 landmark is getting no official support
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In stark contrast, Belgium is spending £20million on events

Question: @placeholder was fought a few miles south of Brussels on June 18, 2015.


Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal and chief executive Ed Woodward have made Arturo Vidal their prime target after securing the signature of Angel di Maria on Tuesday. United have denied interest in Vidal all summer but have belatedly got involved in serious talks, as they have with Ajax over utility player Daley Blind. Van Gaal's chief reservation about the Chile star - who carries a £30million price tag - is his injury record. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Manchester United target Arturo Vidal score volley for Chile Wanted: Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal is Manchester United's top target before the transfer window closes
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Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal is Manchester United's prime transfer target
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United have belatedly got involved in serious talks with Juventus
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Louis van Gaal has reservations about the Chilean's injury record
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Vidal carries a £30million price tag
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Old Trafford outfit also in talks with Ajax over signing Daley Blind

Question: Press: Tuttosport report that although @placeholder do not want to let him go to United, Vidal talks are ongoing


Washington (CNN) -- Narrow passage of a sweeping health care bill by the House of Representatives portends a continuing difficult fight for President Obama and fellow Democrats to get a bill through the Senate and into law. The House voted 220-215 late Saturday, with 39 Democrats opposed and one Republican in favor, to approve what would be the biggest expansion of health care coverage since Medicare was created more than 40 years ago. The Affordable Health Care for America Act, or H.R. 3962, restricts insurance companies from denying coverage to anyone with a pre-existing condition or charging higher premiums based on gender or medical history. It also provides federal subsidies to those who cannot afford it. And it guarantees coverage for 96 percent of Americans, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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House voted 220-215 late Saturday to approve Affordable Health Care for America Act
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39 Democrats opposed act, one Republican voted for it
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If both chambers pass a bill, committee will merge the two proposals

Question: @placeholder lawmakers stood silently across the floor, some with their arms folded across their chests.


By Ellie Zolfagharifard PUBLISHED: 07:50 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:50 EST, 29 July 2013 One of the most iconic pens in the world is finally fighting back against the iPad by launching a universal stylus. Bic is swapping its plastic stopper for a touchscreen stylus in the new version of its famous biro, Bic Cristal, which has sold 115 billion since the first one made in 1945. The 6mm Cristal Stylus will replace the end of the pen which, traditionally, has been chewed by millions of users from schoolchildren to crossword solvers for generations. The 6mm Crystal stylus has been designed to work at any angle on any touchscreen. The company boasts that it will write for 'up to three kilometres'
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Bic's £2.49 stylus can work at any angle on any touchscreen
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The design is an evolution of the Bic Cristal plastic ballpoint pen which has sold 115 billion since the first one made in 1945

Question: The @placeholder is a reaction by Bic to the growing use of technology from smartphones to iPads, which has left many traditional pens forgotten in the back of desk drawers


(CNN) -- Ooh, looks like things are heating up between Snoop Dogg and Iggy Azalea -- and not in a good way. For yet another day, the two rappers went at it on social media, with Snoop baiting her, Iggy responding and Snoop egging her on. The back-and-forth started Sunday night when Snoop posted a meme and titled it "Iggy Azalea No Make Up." The Instagram insult generated 11,000 comments and 50,000 likes. So Iggy posted some not-so-fancy tweets in response. They've since been deleted. But hey, this is the Internet -- and nothing is truly gone. "Everytime I've ever spoken to you you've always been nice as hell, I'm disappointed you'd be such an ass for no reason," one said.
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The two rappers are going at it on social media
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Snoop started it with a meme that made fun of Iggy without makeup
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Iggy responded but then deleted the tweets
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Question: "If I'm a (b-word) for asking why you are supportive to my face but another way on your @placeholder then so be it," one tweet said.


By Lydia Warren A woman whose ex-boyfriend is on trial for raping and murdering a student claimed in a video shown to the court that she sat on the victim's face for up to 15 minutes during bondage play - in what has come as a shocking twist in the already sordid case. The chilling video, which was filmed by public defenders days after her then-boyfriend Seth Mazzaglia was arrested, throws doubt on claims made by the prosecutions' key witness Kathryn McDonough, who previously told the court that she had not had any sexual involvement with Lizzi Marriott. Mazzaglia's defense team just needs to convince one juror in the Dover, New Hampshire courtroom that McDonough, 20, is lying to spare him a first-degree murder conviction.
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The video filmed by a public defender in October 2012 shows Kathryn McDonough acting out how she sat on Lizzi Marriott the week before
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The shock footage comes after McDonough told the court she had not had any sexual interaction with the 19-year-old student before her death
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McDonough, the prosecution's key witness, claimed she was protecting her boyfriend - but her inconsistencies throw doubt on her testimony
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Her ex-boyfriend Seth Mazzaglia is charged with the first degree murder

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By Helen Pow A heroic teacher talked a shooter, aged just 12, into dropping his weapon this morning, just moments after the child walked into a packed gymnasium and opened fire at his classmates, leaving a 12-year-old boy fighting for life and a 13-year-old girl in serious condition. After the first shots rang out at Berrendo Middle School, the unidentified educator was quick to react, throwing himself towards the armed youngster and convincing him to lay his shotgun on the ground, New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez and Roswell ISD superintendent Tom Burris revealed in a Tuesday afternoon press conference. 'The student was quickly stopped by one staff member who walked right up to him and asked him to put down the firearm which he did,' Governor Martinez told reporters.
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Roswell police said the suspected shooter was arrested Tuesday at Berrendo Middle School in Roswell
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Two students, including a 12-year-old boy thought to be the shooter's target, have been critically or seriously injured
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The school was placed on lockdown and terrified parents were told to collect their children from a nearby mall
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The shooter opened fire at 8:11 a.m. and Roswell PD posted word of the incident on its Facebook page soon after

Question: @placeholder added: 'In the 10 seconds that transpired from the time this thing started until the teacher had control of the weapon there was no cowardice, there was protection for our kids.'


Chelsea have seen an opening bid of £16million rejected for Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Douglas Costa, according to the player himself. Brazilian star Costa confirmed on Thursday night that the Barclays Premier League leaders had been in touch about a move to Stamford Bridge – one that the 24-year-old describes as a ‘dream’. But with Chelsea seeking a cheaper option to Fiorentina’s £27m-rated Juan Cuadrado, Costa’s Ukrainian employers are not keen on letting one of their top players go on the cheap. Shakhtar Donetsk's Douglas Costa says it would be a 'dream' to play for Premier League leaders Chelsea The Blues have had a £16m bid for the 24-year-old (right) already rejected by the Ukrainian club
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Chelsea launched a £16million bid for Shakhtar Donetsk's Douglas Costa
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Costa is expected to play in Shakhtar's friendly vs Internacional on Friday
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Blues are also interested in Fiorentina's £27m-rated Juan Cuadrado
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Question: @placeholder champions Shakhtar are known to difficult to negotiate with, making it perhaps unsurprising that Chelsea’s bid, understood to be £16m, was rejected.


By Claire Ellicott PUBLISHED: 18:33 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:51 EST, 11 December 2013 Thousands of pensioners will pay more for fuel this winter after energy giant E.ON scrapped a cheaper tariff for the elderly. The company blamed a Government plan to simplify tariffs for the closure of its Age UK deal which offered a cheaper fuel price to those over 60. It has written to customers to tell them that they have been ‘renewed’ on to its standard fixed rate variable tariff - which costs around £78 more per year. Pensioners hit: Energy giant E.ON has scrapped its Age UK deal which offered a cheaper price fuel to over 60s
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Company scraps Age UK deal which offered a cheaper prices to over 60s
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Customers switched to more expensive standard fixed rate variable tariff
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E.ON already axed its StayWarm deal for elderly customers two months ago
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Tens of thousands of customers facing bill increases of as much as £180

Question: Age @placeholder take a commission of around 1.5per cent from the tariffs through their enterprise arm which raises money for the charity.


Washington (CNN) -- A new national poll in the battle for the 2016 Democratic and Republican presidential nominations indicates what you would expect: Hillary Clinton is the overwhelming Democratic frontrunner, and there's no real leader among the possible GOP White House hopefuls. But if you get beyond the obvious, the CNN/ORC International survey released Monday becomes more revealing. It showed 65% of Democrats and independents who lean toward that party say they would likely back Clinton as their presidential nominee. Vice President Joe Biden comes in a distant second, at 10%, with freshman Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts at 7%, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo at 6%, and Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley at 2%.
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Biden distant second to Hillary Clinton in a new poll on 2016 presidential nod
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The poll also indicates no frontrunner for the 2016 GOP nomination at this point
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Seventeen percent of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents likely to support Chris Christie
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But the poll also indicates problems for Christie with conservative Republicans; Rubio number drops

Question: @placeholder may be on top of the list, but he's not first in the minds of conservatives, who dominate more moderate Republicans in the GOP primaries and caucuses.


Have you heard about China's banana slip? A few days ago in Beijing, as Gary Locke wrapped up his tenure as United States ambassador to China, he was lambasted in a Chinese state media editorial. The piece called Locke a "guide dog." It said he had stirred an "evil wind." Worst of all, it called him a "banana." As in yellow on the outside and white on the inside. It's a slur, akin to "Oreo" for African-Americans or "coconut" for Hispanics, used by people of a given ethnic group to judge another member of that group for being insufficiently, well, ethnic. The point of saying a person of color is "white inside" is to accuse him of being a race traitor, ashamed or in denial of his true heritage.
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A Chinese state media outlet referred to U.S. ambassador as a "banana"
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Eric Liu says use of an ethnic slur reflects anger at his performance
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He says China has a different concept of ethnicity than America
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Liu: America's openness to immigrants is a big advantage over China

Question: To put it very simply: America makes @placeholder, but China does not -- and does not particularly want to -- make American Chinese.

Question: To put it very simply: America makes Chinese Americans, but @placeholder does not -- and does not particularly want to -- make American Chinese.


(CNN) -- Can a secular, Hollywood insider make a religious movie Americans can fully, warmly embrace and -- wait for it -- actually learn from? We'll find out for sure on March 28 when the movie "Noah" opens in theaters nationwide. But, at first glance the answer is -- no. Paramount, eager to appeal to the religious crowd, arranged screenings of the movie before its release. Officially, some competing versions of the film "tested poorly." Sounds to me like audiences hated most of what they saw, although it's not clear exactly what version of the film they hated. Critics "lucky" enough to see early versions of the movie were sworn to secrecy. But, we do know their reaction prompted Paramount to not only recut the movie several times, but to take the extraordinary step of schmoozing the president of the National Religious Broadcasters group by agreeing to issue this disclaimer: "The film is inspired by the story of Noah. While artistic license has been taken, we believe that this film is true to the essence, values, and integrity of a story that is a cornerstone of faith for millions of people worldwide. The biblical story of Noah can be found in the book of Genesis."
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Carol Costello: Will Americans embrace Hollywood version of "Noah" story? Probably not
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Detractors say story should stick to sacred text. Director says that's not his goal
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She says many religious movies take artistic license; why is that so wrong?
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Costello: With belief in God declining, isn't it at least good to stoke conversation?

Question: "@placeholder gets drunk and lies naked in front of his son.


By Chris Brooke PUBLISHED: 11:08 EST, 17 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:29 EST, 17 January 2014 Relief: Rosie-Ann Stone (left) leaves Hull Crown Court after being cleared of death by careless driving A woman was cleared of blame yesterday over her sister’s tragic death in a car crash as the Crown Prosecution Service was criticised for heartlessly pursuing the case. Rosie-Ann Stone, 21, was overtaking a lorry when she collided with her elder sibling Jennie’s car, which was carrying out the same manoeuvre – sending it crashing into a tree. Months earlier, the women had lost their brother Gregg, a 20-year-old soldier who was shot dead while serving in Afghanistan.
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Rosie-Ann Stone, 20, cleared of causing death of her sister Jennie, 28
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Their cars were in queue behind slow-moving lorry on A165 near Hull
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They both tried to overtake same lane of traffic last year and crashed
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Family campaigned against prosecution saying they'd suffered enough
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Father says: 'As the verdict came in I thought my heart would burst'

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New York (CNN) -- When the New York Jets face the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday for what may be the final football game played at Giants Stadium, fans in attendance won't be able to drown their sorrows or toast a victory. The Jets have banned the sale of alcohol on Sunday at the stadium they've called home for 26 years. "With the late start of Sunday's game, coupled with this being the final regular season and final game at the stadium, we feel it is prudent not to serve alcohol," said Bruce Speight, a spokesman for the team. The Jets approach the decision of whether to serve alcohol on a game-by-game basis, Speight said. Fresh off a victory over the formerly undefeated Indianapolis Colts, the Jets are on the verge of their first play-off berth in three years -- and fans are riled up and ready to go.
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Spokesman: Game's late start, fact that it's regular season's last game factored into decision
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CEO of New Jersey vodka distillery says company will stop paying for executive seats
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Martin Silver says company set to lose more than $100,000 from tailgate parties this weekend

Question: And @placeholder fans are known for rowdy behavior -- for example, a half-time "tradition" of women baring their breasts for men who loudly urge them to do so.


In school playgrounds across the Black Country this week, a new fad may briefly emerge. When the imaginary goal line between the jumpers is breached at lunchtime, there may be the temptation to do a 'Berahino'. Teenagers, come to think of it, should find it particularly easy. You may even say the pouting sulk, the refusal to smile, will come naturally to the majority of West Brom supporters aged between, say, 12 and 15. Ian Hodgson's pictures from the Hawthorns looked like Saido Berahino was ready to go home with the ball The West Bromwich Albion man scored four goals against Gateshead in the FA Cup third round on Saturday
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Saido Berahino scored four as West Brom beat Gateshead 7-0 in FA Cup
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The England man didn't crack a smile throughout the entire match
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The joy of football is in scoring goals and Berahino didn't seem to enjoy it
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Eric Cantona was the king of nonchalant celebrations at Man United
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Berahino is not the superstar Cantona was - he has a long way to go

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BALAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Mullah Nadhim preached open war on U.S. troops for years. In Iraq, voters' fingers are dipped in ink so they can't vote multiple times. He and many other Sunni Muslims in Iraq shunned elections and fought instead with roadside bombs and rocket-propelled grenades. With provincial elections scheduled for autumn, however, Nadhim and other Sunnis say, they made a mistake by sitting out the elections in January 2005. Their absence at the polls, they say, resulted in less political power for Sunnis and more for Shiite Muslims and Kurds. Some Sunnis say they plan to put down their weapons and instead join "the battle of the fingers," a phrase for elections that draws its name from the practice of dipping voters' fingers in ink so they can't vote a second time.
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Sunnis say they made mistake by sitting out 2005 election
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They look forward to "the battle of the fingers" at this year's elections
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Provincial elections are seen as key in empowering Iraqis

Question: He said that spurning the last elections in favor of violence left @placeholder in Balad largely powerless.


(CNN) -- The wedding photo shows the happy couple poised to kiss, ready to begin an adventure that has now taken them to the U.S. Supreme Court. For Karane and Jamelle Thomas-Williams, this is a fight for recognition by the federal government of their legal same-sex union, part of a landmark constitutional appeal over same-sex marriage and "equal protection." Their love has united them, but the larger social issue has split the country for more than four decades. Rulings in that and a related appeal over state marriage laws are expected from the high court Wednesday. The Washington, D.C., couple were legally married last October -- but not in the eyes of some of their employers or elected leaders.
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Court to rule on Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)
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It defines marriage as between one man, one woman
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Same-sex couples not able to receive federal perks for married
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Debate is over role of federal government in the issue

Question: In our system of government, the administration doesn't get to decide what's constitutional -- the @placeholder does.


Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN)  -- Nevada Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle just might be the Tea Party's biggest gamble yet. A staunch conservative with a history of making bold and sometimes controversial comments, Angle insists her comments have been taken out of context in her campaign to oust Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in upcoming midterm congressional elections. "I'll be a mainstream senator," said Angle. A grandmother of 10 children who secured the backing of Tea Party leaders on her way to winning the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate, Angle has been both praised and criticized for her views.
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Tea Party favorite Sharron Angle insists her words have been taken out of context
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Angle challenging Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in Nevada
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Reid has called his opponent "too extreme" in TV ads airing across the state
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Despite her controversial candidacy, polls show Nevada voters split between Angle and Reid

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Scrapped: A collection about Winston Churchill is to be taken down at Bletchley Park The new chief executive of a museum dedicated to the Second World War code-breakers has sparked anger after announcing plans to remove Winston Churchill memorabilia. Iain Standen said having a collection about the wartime prime minister was 'not synonymous' with Bletchley Park, in Buckinghamshire, and likened it to having 'Charles and Diana mugs in someone's house'. The trustees plan to take down the collection of pictures, posters, books, pamphlets and busts because they are not see as relevant. Churchill once described the code-breakers who cracked the German's Enigma code as 'the geese that laid the golden eggs - but never cackled.'
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Chief executive of museum likened collection to 'Charles and Diana mugs'
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Wartime prime minister ensured code-breakers had vital resources
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Question: But Mr Standen said: 'Bletchley Park is moving into a very exciting period in its development as we begin to undertake a partly publicly funded major restoration project which will start the process of turning the @placeholder into a national, and in time we hope world class, heritage attraction.


(CNN) -- An Alabama man convicted of raping his former neighbor and friend was sentenced November 13 to 20 years in a state penitentiary on the lead charge, and 10 years each on the lesser offenses. Except that he wasn't. The victim, Courtney Andrews, told CNN she was outraged by the sentencing. "I don't know how any of this is possible." Austin Clem, 25, was convicted of one count of forcible rape and two counts of second-degree rape for attacks that Andrews said started when she was 13. "Honestly, I didn't understand when I first heard the sentence," said Andrews, now 20. "I was expecting him to spend a long time in prison." She said she hadn't talked about the abuse because of threats. "I had to grow up at a very, very young age, and I know what it's like to have your life threatened and that no one will understand me."
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An Alabama man was sentenced to no prison time for rape conviction
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Danny Cevallos says Alabama law, rules give judges discretion to suspend prison terms
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He says even if the sentence is legal, it may not be a moral one
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Cevallos: People who object should blame legislature and courts, in addition to judge

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The annual Electronics Entertainment Expo, which wrapped up here Thursday, is all about next-generation gaming. More than 45,000 game industry professionals got their first look at Microsoft's Xbox One, which will retail for $500 starting in November, and Sony's PlayStation 4, which will sell for $400 this fall. But for players, the real focus at the show was on the next generation of games, especially the slew of exclusives lined up for each device. What's at stake is a piece of the global video-game market, which Newzoo video game analyst Peter Warman expects to reach $70.4 billion this year and grow to $86.1 billion by 2016. Warman forecasts that the number of gamers worldwide will reach 1.2 billion this year.
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New wave of video games at E3 2013 show off better graphics, more expansive worlds
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Latest "Assassin's Creed" title is among this year's standouts
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Shooters "Destiny" and "Titanfall" take action in new directions
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Racer "The Crew," combat-themed "Ryse: Son of Rome" round out our favorites

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By Daily Mail Reporter Breakthrough? Scientists at Baltimore University found MS is rare near the equator Vitamin D may be able to combat multiple sclerosis, researchers said yesterday. They discovered that it can block the migration of destructive cells to the brain, which causes the condition. This could help explain anecdotal reports that the ‘sunshine vitamin’ prevents or eases symptoms. MS is most commonly found far from the equator, where there is less sunshine to trigger production of vitamin D in the skin. The disease is caused by the body’s own immune defences damaging myelin, a fatty insulating sheath that surrounds nerve fibres and is vital to the proper transmission of nerve signals.
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Disease is most common far from the equator, Baltimore researchers found
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Tests on mice suppressed amounts of T-cells found near brain and spine
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Scientists warn care needs to be taken as Vitamin D is a hormone

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James Cunneely, 37, had an affair with his 15-year-old student but says he was abused by his teacher A French teacher who had a sexual relationship with his 15-year-old student has claimed he also had an all-consuming two year affair with his female teacher when he was just 15. James Cunneely, 37, a former teacher at Kittatinny Regional High School in New Jersey, was sentenced to three years in state prison for having sexual relations with a 15-year-old female student. Cunneely, a father-of-three, was arrested in 2007 after a five-month relationship with the girl. He admitted having 15 to 20 sexual relations with the girl - at motels, in his car, and even when her mother was at her home.
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Jim Cunneely, 37, is a former teacher in Sussex County, New Jersey
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Sentenced to three years in prison for having sexual relations with student
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Cunneely was married at the time and has three children
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Claims he was allegedly molested by his teacher Carol D'Annunzio
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Sussex County Prosecutor's Office has opened a criminal investigation into D'Annunzio

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(CNN)John Rambo will live to fight again. The troubled Vietnam vet, first seen in 1982's "Rambo: First Blood," will appear in one final movie, according to the actor who portrays him. Sylvester Stallone let the news slip while sharing plans on Twitter for another movie. He will work on "Scarpa," based on the life of organized crime member turned FBI informant Greg Scarpa, "after LAST BLOOD RAMBO," he tweeted last week. "First Blood," the story of a Vietnam veteran on the run, and its sequel "Rambo: First Blood Part II," about his quest to rescue U.S. prisoners of war, were hugely popular in the 1980s. They spawned a cartoon series and two more films: "Rambo III" in 1988 and 2008's "Rambo."
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Sylvester Stallone announces final episode of "Rambo" series
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The fifth film will be called "Rambo: Last Blood"

Question: The 68-year-old @placeholder is expected to play the namesake role in the fifth installation, which has no release date.


Rupert Murdoch and former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher held a secret meeting at Chequers ahead of the media tycoon's takeover of Times newspapers, it has been revealed. Mr Murdoch personally lobbied the PM over Sunday lunch on January 4, 1981, Mrs Thatcher's files show. Neither party has ever admitted that such a meeting took place, but details of the meeting have now been uncovered in a note written by Mrs Thatcher’s press secretary Bernard Ingham and marked 'Commercial - In Confidence'. Power players: Rupert Murdoch and Margaret Thatcher, pictured at a New York awards dinner in 1991, have never admitted they met ahead of his Times newspapers takeover
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Talk over Sunday lunch came just weeks before Murdoch bid was approved by Government
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Neither party has ever admitted the chat took place
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PM was briefed on The Sun and News of the World owner's plans for the broadsheet
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Deal was not referred to monopolies and mergers committee

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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN)  -- U.S. President-elect Barack Obama announced key members of his energy team on Monday, naming physicist Steven Chu as secretary of energy, and former EPA administrator Carol Browner to a new post in the White House to coordinate energy and climate policy. Carol Browner was one of four key environmental nominees named by Obama. Obama also named Lisa Jackson, former head of New Jersey's environmental agency, to serve as his Environmental Protection Agency administrator, and Nancy Sutley, the Los Angeles deputy mayor for energy and environment, to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality. Sutley, a prominent supporter of Sen. Hillary Clinton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, is the first high-ranking gay appointee to the Obama administration.
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Nobel-prize physicist Steven Chu named secretary of energy in Obama's cabinet
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New post created in White House for energy and climate policy coordinator
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Obama said he would invest $150 billion over 10 years in clean energy

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Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- Murder victim Meredith Kercher's family cannot forgive anyone until they know the truth about her killing, Kercher's sister said Tuesday as Amanda Knox flew out of Italy, a free woman after four years. Knox and her Italian ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were dramatically cleared of the murder Monday, in a jury ruling that left Knox sobbing and almost unable to walk out of the court unaided. The decision stunned the Kercher family, who were visibly downcast Tuesday morning. It sends them "back to square one," Kercher's brother Lyle said. Stephanie Kercher, the victim's sister, demurred when asked if the family is ready to forgive Meredith's killer or killers.
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NEW: Knox is emotional, "overwhelmed" after arriving in Seattle
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The exoneration of Knox and her ex-boyfriend sends the victim's family "back to square one"
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The Kercher family cannot forgive anyone "until the truth is known," the victim's sister says
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Knox and Raffaele Sollecito successfully appealed their convictions of murder

Question: A third person, drifter @placeholder, was convicted separately of involvement in the killing and is serving 16 years.


Rio Ferdinand admits spending time on QPR's bench has been a 'comedown', but is still more than happy to be at the club. The former England captain penned a one-year deal with Rangers in the summer, reuniting with former boss Harry Redknapp after leaving Manchester United. Having established himself as one of the Premier League's best ever defenders while at Old Trafford, few would have predicted the 36-year-old failing to make the grade at Loftus Road. Rio Ferdinand has spent the majority of his time at QPR on the substitutes' bench The 36-year-old will be hoping to worm his way back into Harry Redknapp's first team plans
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Rio Ferdinand has played just seven Premier League games this season
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The centre back joined QPR on free transfer after leaving Man United
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Ferdinand's last appearance came in October against West Ham

Question: 'When you have enjoyed all the success of being at a club as big as @placeholder for more than a decade, there is no hiding the fact that my current circumstances are a bit of a comedown.


WESTERN DESERT, Iraq (CNN) -- The hot wind swirls around the human bones and cracked skulls that litter the forsaken desert lands in Western Iraq. The entrance to the bunker complex where al Qaeda terrorized enemies in Iraq. We are standing in the middle of what was an al Qaeda execution site, just outside an intricate bunker complex that the organization used to torture and murder its victims, the bodies left to rot or be eaten by animals. From the back of the police truck the opening to the first bunker is barely discernible in the distance. "Al Qaeda came in as a massive force" one of the officers says as we bump along the harsh terrain. "They stole our cars, our personal cars. They kidnapped two of my brothers. They blew up the house over there."
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Abandoned al Qaeda in Iraq bunker base littered with bones of its enemies
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U.S. bombed bunkers in 2007 but stench of decay remains in desert base
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Source close to al Qaeda says it lost in Iraq as it lost support of the people
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He says al Qaeda's focus is now Afghanistan

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By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott Estadio Mineirao represented Dante's very own circle of hell in Belo Horizonte, as his Bayern Munich team-mates ran riot during Germany’s crushing victory over Brazil. The centre-back, who was standing in for suspended captain Thiago Silva, will dread returning to Bavaria for pre-season after Germany’s Bayern contingent - particularly Thomas Muller and Toni Kroos - tore through Luiz Felipe Scolari’s side, who were also without star forward Neymar. Below, Sportsmail takes a closer look at where and when it all went wrong for Dante and his team-mates against Joachim Low’s ruthless team... VIDEO Scroll down for Brazil fans devastated by Germany's 7-1 semi-final victory
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Defender replaced captain Thiago Silva, who was out through suspension
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Germany tore the host nation to shreds, scoring five in the first half
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Bayern supplied three of Germany's goals, with Toni Kroos netting twice and Thomas Muller scoring his sixth of the tournament
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Andre Schurrle added two further goals after the break, before Oscar struck

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(CNN) -- American pop star Jennifer Lopez is catching all sorts of heat after her Saturday performance of "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" to one of the world's most notorious dictators, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov. "It was our pleasure, and we wish you the very, very happiest birthday," Lopez says in a YouTube video of the performance. Statements like that feel gross, of course, if you know that Berdymukhamedov has been accused of imprisoning political dissidents, imposing "draconian restrictions on freedom of expression and association," says Human Rights Watch, and, according to The Atlantic, ordering his goons to kill or get rid of stray cats.
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Singer Jennifer Lopez draws criticism for her performance in Turkmenistan
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John Sutter says the "Happy Birthday" concert actually was productive
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He says Lopez inadvertently lent her celebrity to raising awareness about human rights
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Sutter: "a diva's visit with a despot can raise more than awareness"

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(CNN) -- Matt Aldridge would have trouble contemplating life without the Shriners Hospital for Children in Greenville, South Carolina. Maddie Aldridge has received extensive care at South Carolina's Shriners Hospital, including leg amputation. Aldridge, 28, and his 21-month-old daughter, Maddie, were born without shinbones. Both had their legs amputated at Shriners near their first birthdays. Like all care given to youths admitted to any of North America's 22 Shriners Hospitals, their surgeries and follow-up treatments were free to them. Aldridge estimates the care he received through his teens in the Shriners' system -- which admits children irrespective of their parents' income -- cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, approaching the lifetime limits of some insurance policies.
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Hospitals' leaders seek savings after endowment fund shrinks in stock market
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Fraternity representatives would have to approve closures in July meeting
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South Carolina family: We'd be devastated without Shriners' free, expert care

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- In 1968 the Lotus Formula 1 team broke new ground. Rather than racing in a livery related to national flags or emblems, the team took to the circuit with cars in the color-scheme -- and wearing the logo of -- Imperial Tobacco's Gold Leaf brand. Lewis Hamilton's helmet bears the "Striding Man", symbol of Johnnie Walker for nearly 100 years Since then Formula 1 and sponsorship have walked hand-in-hand, sponsorship money being a significant -- and in many case major -- source of revenue. But what do sponsors get out of Formula 1? Johnnie Walker, a Scotch whisky brand of Diageo, is in its third season of sponsoring the McLaren Mercedes team. Ben Anderson is Johnnie Walker's Global Brand Director: "Specifically for us we're looking at doing two things. At a brand level we're trying continually to develop the equity in our brand image. And that's by getting involved with international, stylish events like Formula 1.
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Formula 1 seen as a young and dynamic sponsorship opportunity
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Global reach of the sport is seen as an advantage
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Corporate hospitality helps Johnnie Walker get closer to its customers

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Dressed in casual T-shirts with their arms around each other, the men posing for photographs could be documenting a visit to any tourist attraction in the world. But these Turkish daytrippers aren't admiring a famous painting or well-known monument  - they are taking pictures of U.S. airstrikes against brutal Islamic State terrorists in the Syrian city of Kobane. With explosions taking place behind them in a city where ISIS have butchered hundreds of Kurds over the last few weeks, the carefree men seem more interested in documenting the moment on digital cameras and mobile phones than coming to terms with the horrific reality of the situation.
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Turkish men pose for photographs overlooking besieged Syrian city Kobane
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Area is scene of intense fighting between Kurdish troops and ISIS militants
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Spectators document ongoing fighting using cameras and smart phones
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Even pose for photographs in front of American airstrikes on ISIS targets

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(CNN) -- After a seven-week lull following the botched execution of an Oklahoma man, executions resumed in the United States this week with three men put to death over 24 hours -- one in Missouri, one in Georgia and one in Florida. Three more are scheduled to die by lethal injection in the next five weeks, and more than 3,000 men and women await execution in the 32 states where it's currently legal and in three others where it's no longer used for new crimes but still on the books for existing convictions. But major legal and technical considerations will continue to surround the issue for the foreseeable future. Here's an update on the most important issues:
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Questions raised by botched Oklahoma lethal injection remain unanswered
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Seven weeks after that death, Oklahoma is still investigating what happened, officials say
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A big issue involves the drugs used in executions, and where states are getting them
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Policy shift "could be just one more problematic execution away," expert says

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(CNN) -- Two years ago next week, Superstorm Sandy barreled through parts of the United States, causing $65 billion worth of damage to communities up and down the Eastern seaboard. Sandy, which brought extensive flooding to New York and Atlantic City, was described by many as a once in a generation storm. But in the coming years, thanks to global warming, it won't take superstorms like Sandy to bring regular and potentially dangerous flooding to parts of the United States. Tidal flooding used to be a relatively rare occurrence along the East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico, generally happening only occasionally at high tide or king tide, when the sun and the moon are aligned. But based on what scientists already know about climate change, it is clear that sea levels are going to rise over the next few decades. Coastal flooding is expected to occur even more often and cause more disruption. This will redefine how and where coastal residents live, work, and go about their daily routines.
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Global sea levels rose about 8 inches from 1880 to 2009, says science group
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Melanie Fitzpatrick, Erika Spanger-Siegfried: It's accelerating along East Coast
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By 2045, nine locations can expect tidal floods 240 times or more per year, they write

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FIFA's official ticket and hospitality partner MATCH has denied its English director Ray Whelan is 'a fugitive' from Brazilian police. Detectives declared Whelan as a fugitive when he disappeared from his hotel via a service entrance minutes before police investigating illegal World Cup ticket sales arrived to re-arrest him. MATCH said in a statement: 'We do not believe that the term "fugitive" is appropriate under the circumstances as he is presently with his lawyer. 'Fugitive': Ray Whelan, the director of MATCH services, is said to have fled through the service entrance of the lavish Copacabana Palace an hour before Brazilian police were set to re-arrest him
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Executive of MATCH is embroiled in World Cup ticket touting probe
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Ray Whelan left the Copacabana Palace before he was set to be re-arrested
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Police say they have CCTV of him walking through the service entrance

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(CNN) -- Serving a 26-year prison sentence for the murder of her roommate, American Amanda Knox said Sunday she is scared, but determined to prove she is innocent, according to an Italian lawmaker who visited her cell. Knox, 22, seemed very pleased by the visit, which included members of the Italy USA Foundation, said Catia Polidori, a member of the foundation and a member of the Italian Parliament. Knox is also grateful for the foundation's interest in her case, Polidori said. "In my opinion, in spite of the imprisonment, she seemed to be serene," Polidori told CNN. While Knox is aware of the seriousness of her situation, Polidori said, she is "resolute" about proving her innocence.
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Delegation from Italy USA Foundation visited Amanda Knox in Italian prison
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Knox seemed "serene," denies guilt in roommate's murder, one visitor says
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Delegation took her English-language books as Christmas gift
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Knox's father has said he believes she'll be freed on appeal

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For the price of an actual plane ticket, you can experience what it was like to fly in the golden age of air travel. The 'Pam Am Experience' will be conducting four four-hour 'flights' over the next few months, in a reconstructed Boeing 747. And while the plane doesn't actually take off, passengers get a round-trip ticket to the past with a four-course airline meal and a tour of the perfectly reconstructed jet from the Sixties. Luxury: For the next three months, Air Hollywood, a Los Angeles sound stage, will be hosting four 'Pan Am Experience' dinners - showing 'passengers' what it was like to fly during the golden age of air travel
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The 'Pam Am Experience' will put on four dinners inside a plane sound-stage over the next three months
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Tickets to dinner cost $297 for first class and $197 for clipper class

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By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 12:02 EST, 11 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:55 EST, 11 December 2013 The Duchess of Cornwall helped to make the Christmas of a terminally-ill toddler an extra special one today by inviting her to decorate the Christmas tree at Clarence House. Lorna Gentry, who is two and half, is suffering from an incurable brain tumour and has been given just months to live, her unspeakably brave parents revealed. But the pretty youngster, wearing her best party dress, raced around the antique-filled drawing room of the Prince of Wales's official London residence with the energy of your typical, determined toddler.
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Lorna Gentry, two and half, is suffering from an incurable brain tumour
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One of 12 children with life-limiting conditions invited to Clarence House
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Duchess of Cornwall hosts party every year

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(CNN) -- On Monday afternoon, something called Kidz Bop was trending on Twitter. I had never heard of it, but was instantly amused by the word "Bop." You see, when I was a kid, Nana lived with us at home in Arizona and she used to wield a giant cardboard wrapping paper roll that we affectionately called her Bopper. When our Great Dane, Shane, would annoy her, she'd promptly try to beat the crap out of him. And he loved it. But Kidz Bop appeared to be far less amusing than Nana's cardboard bludgeoning stick. As one Twitterererer put it: "Kidz Bop can go die in a hole."
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In this week's "Apparently This Matters," Jarrett Bellini takes on Kidz Bop
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The kiddie music series was trending on Twitter after an ad aired on Nickelodeon
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What's new? Kids now warble Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe"
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Question: At the moment, all of my co-workers are making fun of me for just now learning about "@placeholder."


By John Watson John Watson competed in 152 Formula One races over 10 years. He won five times, including the 1981 British Grand Prix for McLaren, and scored 169 career points. After leaving the sport in 1985, Watson has forged a successful media career, and today he writes for MailOnline. Following the fall-out from the Hungarian Grand Prix, Watson dissects the situation at Mercedes following Lewis Hamilton’s team orders snub. Mercedes were in the worst sort of position ahead of Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix, with one driver in Nico Rosberg starting from pole position and their other driver, Lewis Hamilton, beginning the race from the pit lane.
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Hamilton decided to reject Mercedes' plea to let Nico Rosberg to pass him
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