(CNN) -- Williams and Toro Rosso both unveiled their cars for the 2012 Formula Season on Tuesday as the first official preseason testing event began at the Jerez circuit in Spain. Williams, a legendary name in F1 with nine constructors' titles but none since 1997, hope the FW34 will help the UK-based team improve on a disappointing 2011 campaign which produced just five points in 19 races. Williams recruited Brazilian Bruno Senna as a replacement for his veteran compatriot Rubens Barrichello, who is without an F1 seat for the first time since 1993. Senna is following in the footsteps of his legendary uncle Ayrton, a three-time world champion who died following a crash at Imola in 1994 in his third race for Williams.
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Williams and Toro Rosso unveil new cars at Jerez on Tuesday
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F1 teams are at the Spanish circuit for a four-day preseason test event
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Brazil's Bruno Senna will race for Williams, following in the footsteps of his uncle Ayrton
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Lotus' 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen led the way on the first day of testing

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Albany, New York (CNN) -- The number of Americans living in states covered by same-sex marriage laws has more than doubled after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law that gave gay and lesbian couples the right to marry. Cuomo signed the measure after it passed a Republican-controlled Senate on Friday night, raising questions as to whether the move reflects new momentum in the gay rights movement. Cuomo said the law will grant same-sex couples equal rights to marry "as well as hundreds of rights, benefits and protections that are currently limited to married couples of the opposite sex."
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NEW: The number of people living in states covered by same-sex marriage doubles
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Catholic bishops in New York rebuke same-sex marriage law
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Same-sex couples can get married in New York within 30 days
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Law provides hundreds of other state benefits formerly out of reach

Question: I emphasized that not only is marriage equality consistent with bedrock @placeholder principles, but it is also consistent with bedrock Republican Party principles of liberty and freedom -- and the Republicans who stood up today for those principles will long be remembered for their courage, foresight, and wisdom.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Tensions among Pakistan, Afghanistan and the United States jumped a notch Monday, with Pakistan's prime minister warning there would be "no more business as usual" with Washington after NATO aircraft killed two dozen Pakistan troops. Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani told CNN in an exclusive interview that Pakistan is re-evaluating its relationship with the United States in light of the airstrike, which NATO called a "tragic unintended" event. He said the South Asian nation wants to maintain its relationship with the United States so long as there is mutual respect and respect for Pakistani sovereignty.
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NEW: U.S. commander wants an investigation complete before Christmas
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Pakistan denies firing first at a NATO aircraft that killed two dozen Pakistanis
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The Pakistani Taliban say Pakistan must respond in kind to the attack
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A top Afghan official warns of possible conflict with Pakistan

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Question: But he suggested it would survive once the two nations work through the "real tragedy" of the @placeholder deaths.


Washington (CNN) -- The Obama administration has dramatically ratcheted up the American drone warfare program in Pakistan. Since President Obama took office, U.S. drone strikes have killed about a half-dozen militant leaders along with hundreds of other people, a quarter of whom were civilians. As a result of the unprecedented 42 strikes by drone aircraft into Pakistan authorized by the Obama administration, aimed at Taliban and al Qaeda networks based there, about a half-dozen leaders of militant organizations have been killed. The dead include two heads of Uzbek terrorist groups allied with al Qaeda and Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of the Pakistani Taliban, in addition to hundreds of lower-level militants and civilians, according to our analysis.
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Co-authors: President Obama stepped up drone attacks in Pakistan
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Drone attacks are the least bad option for the U.S. vs. militants, they say

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Washington D.C. (CNN) -- Kim Jong Un has further solidified his control over North Korea by reportedly purging his uncle Jang Sung-taek, Vice Chairman of the important Nation Defense Commission. Although Jang was often referred to as the "second most powerful man in North Korea," he may now been ousted from the leadership elite for the third time. He has twice returned to the inner circle of power, but this cat may now have run out of lives. Kim's uncle 'probably' ousted, S. Korean lawmakers say What does the move say about the stability of North Korea? Some experts perceive a weak, embattled Kim feeling forced to fend off challengers. But it is more likely that Kim's purge of Jang -- as well as hundreds of other officials since 2011 -- shows that the North Korean ruler is firmly in control and confident enough to target even the most senior strata of power. Like his father and grandfather, Kim is playing rivals off against each other to eliminate real or perceived challengers.
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Jang Sung-taek was the vice chairman of North Korea's top military body
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Klingner: Shows that leader Kim Jong Un is firmly in control and confident
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Widespread rumors that Jang was defeated in a struggle with personal rivals, he says
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Klingner: Departure of his uncle will have little impact on North Korea policy

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Question: Rather than a struggle to wrest power from @placeholder, the purge may instead result from people fighting for closer access to him.


By Matt Chorley and Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 21 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:29 EST, 23 October 2012 Split: Andrew Mitchell resigned last week after a month of controversy The Prime Minister was forced to defend his handling of the Andrew Mitchell affair yesterday, insisting the former Chief Whip’s rant at Downing Street police was not serious enough to cost him his job. The Prime Minister said Mr Mitchell finally resigned because of the ‘bigger question’ of whether he would be able to do his job properly, having had his  authority over MPs undermined. Mr Cameron – widely criticised for allowing the issue to drag on for a month – appeared irritated as he was questioned over his refusal to sack the minister in a series of TV interviews yesterday.
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The Prime Minister says it would have been 'easy' to sack his minister but the 'proper thing to do' was get him to say sorry
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Education Secretary Michael Gove suggested he and the PM had tried to persuade Mr Mitchell to 'tough it out'
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Mr Mitchell’s dramatic resignation was due to foul-mouthed rant at police officers as he tried to exit the Downing Street gates on his bike
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Mr Gove suggested the officers’ recollection of rant may have been wrong

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A collection of touching letters addressed to best-selling crime novelist Agatha Christie have been published for the first time. The heartfelt notes, many of which date back to the 1950s and 1960s, praise the crime writer for her epic novels and short stories and thank her for helping individuals through hard times. The horde of messages, which have been published to mark the 125th anniversary of her birthday, include a letter from author PG Wodehouse, as well as a note from a Polish woman in London, who told how one of Christie's novels helped her survive a war-time labour camp in Germany.
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Letters from fans of the best-selling crime writer are published for first time
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The touching notes praise Agatha Christie for her novels and short stories
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Messages have been published to mark 125th anniversary of her birthday

Question: Praising her choice of title, @placeholder also revealed that he found 'getting a satisfactory title is the most difficult problem'.


Tooele, Utah (CNN) -- Syria has been given a year to eliminate its chemical weapons arsenal, or face the threat of a U.S. military strike. Yet it may come as a surprise that the United States has still not destroyed all of its massive supply of deadly nerve agents. In fact, neither has Russia. Both Washington and Moscow signed the Chemical Weapons Convention of the 1990s, which forbid the use, production and stockpiling of chemical weapons. And both countries missed the convention's extended deadline last year to destroy all of their chemical weapons. This fact was highlighted during Friday's ceremony awarding the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which is helping to eliminate the Syrian army's stockpiles of poison gas.
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The United States still has more than 3,000 tons of chemical weapons
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It agreed to destroy all of its stockpile in the 1990s
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It expects the remaining 10% to be eliminated in another decade
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Syria has a year to get rid of its estimated 1,000 tons of chemical weapons

Question: He said the @placeholder effort took billions of dollars, the cooperation of many levels of government -- including the military -- and a safe environment to make sure the destruction was done safely.


(CNN) -- Sergei Shevchenko is standing in an old Soviet era school building, staring at photos on a wall. The images show 10 smiling young men, wearing hockey jerseys. "Vitali Anikeyenko. I remember this young guy very well. He was very kind. He came from Kiev," Shevchenko says, pointing to a picture. "Maxim Shuvalov was the youngest. Born in 1993. He had just graduated from school." Russia mourns hockey players killed in plane crash Shevchenko knew them all. He was their history teacher and principal at Yaroslavl's School Number 9. He watched them learn, grow and realize their dream of playing for the only professional sporting team anyone in this small Russian city really cares about -- the Lokomotiv Hockey Club.
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37 players and officials from Lokomotiv were killed in plane crash on September 7 2011
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Flight was scheduled to land in Minsk but slammed into river just after take off
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Sergei Shevchenko was the history teacher and principal of 10 players
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Shevchenko: "They were heroes of their time."

Question: "The spirit of hockey throughout these years has filled the life of this city so deeply it's now impossible to say where Lokomotiv ends and where @placeholder begins.

Question: It sits next to another plaque, remembering former students who died in @placeholder's recent wars.


The three French police officers killed in last week's terrorist attacks have been awarded the country's highest decoration today at an emotional ceremony led by the Muslim mother of slain policeman Ahmed Merabet. Mr Merabet was killed during the terrorist's killing spree last week when he was gunned down in the middle of the street by Said and Cherif Kouachi as he attempted to defend the staff of Charlie Hebdo. In a moving tribute, President Hollande told hundreds of people that Mr Merabet, Franck Brinsolaro and Clarissa Jean-Philippe 'died so that we could live free'. The coffins of the three slain officers - who were posthumously awarded the country's highest honour - were carried at a solemn funeral ceremony attended by the president.
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Ahmed Merabet, Franck Brinsolaro and Clarissa Jean-Philippe were killed in last week's terrorist attack
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At a moving ceremony today, they were awarded the country's highest honour by President Francois Hollande
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The funeral procession was led by the Muslim mother of Ahmed Merabet, who was killed defending magazine staff
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During their funeral ceremony, Hollande promised that France would 'never yield' to the threat of terrorism
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The four Jewish victims of the kosher deli siege were today also laid to rest at a funeral in Israel

Question: Mr Brinsolaro, 49, was providing security for the editor of the Charlie Hebdo newspaper, and Ms @placeholder, 27, was shot dead the day after the massacre.


(CNN) -- North Korea, with its previous technologically laggard image, may have just shocked the world with some alleged hacking savvy, but when ISIS comes to mind, so does the terrorists' digital bent. The Islamist militants renowned for their bloodthirsty beheading videos and slick social media propaganda, may have extended their skills into low-level hacking, a cyber-security human rights group believes. The Citizen Lab obtained new malware that has targeted the ISIS opposition group "Raqqa is being Slaughtered Silently," or RSS, and released an analysis of it Thursday. The researchers from the University of Toronto can't confirm that the cyberattack is coming from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, especially since the Syrian regime led by Bashar al-Assad has also used Trojan horse software to fight activists since 2011.
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Target email speaks to victims who are opposed to ISIS and asks for their help
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It contains a link to a file sharing site, where a malicious file is hidden among photos
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Malware is artless, and the writer encrypted it wrong
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But it's dangerous: Being bare-bones makes it hard for security software to detect

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Try as he might, Alastair Cook just cannot rid himself of Kevin Pietersen. As England crashed to another one-day defeat, this time by eight wickets with more than 10 overs to spare, Cook’s former team-mate and unfailing bête noire was calling for his resignation on Twitter. The worry for Cook, as Sri Lanka moved with embarrassing ease into a 2-0 lead in this seven-match series, is that Pietersen was able to do so without sounding bitter. ‘Dear Alastair,’ he tweeted, ‘if you care about England's chances this winter, pls resign and just concentrate on Test cricket... #getHalesin’. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sri Lankan and English captains paying tribute to Phillip Hughes
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Sri Lanka beat England by eight wickets in second one-day international
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Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara star for Sri Lanka
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England were bowled out for a measly 185 in Colombo
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The tourists only used 43 of their overs in reduced overs clash

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(CNN) -- The ocean water around Chatham, Massachusetts, is playing host to some unwelcome guests this holiday weekend: sharks. Only 41 unprovoked shark attacks have been reported in the U.S. since 2008. At least one large shark sighting was confirmed Friday by Greg Skomal, shark expert for the state's Division of Marine Fisheries. That sighting occurred off the eastern shore of Monomoy Island, a National Wildlife Refuge off the southern elbow of Cape Cod, according to Lisa Capone, Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs press secretary. The species, though not confirmed, was "most likely" a great white shark, she said.
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Shark expert confirms at least one large shark sighting Friday
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Species unconfirmed, but "most likely" was a great white, expert says
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As many as five large sharks were seen on Thursday near Monomoy Island
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Expert: On average, sharks kill about four people per year, worldwide

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(CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama's choice for running mate will be announced to supporters in a text message Saturday morning, senior Obama campaign officials told CNN on Friday night, and a senior party official said it won't be Sen. Hillary Clinton. Sen. Barack Obama says he has decided on his running mate but is not yet ready to reveal the name. Obama called some people on his short list for the vice presidential slot Thursday night to tell them he had not selected them as a running mate, a highly placed Democratic Party source said. A senior Democratic official who had spoken with Clinton told CNN late Friday that the Obama campaign has communicated to her through private channels that she will not be Obama's vice presidential pick.
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NEW: Supporters to get name of running mate in text message
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NEW: Sen. Hillary Clinton is out, Democratic party source says
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NEW: Sources: Virginia Gov. Kaine, Indiana Sen. Bayh out of running
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Obama calling some of VP contenders, Democratic source says

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(Skiing Magazine) -- When it comes to ski-equipment meccas, there's Park City, Utah; Boulder, Colorado; and, Vancouver, Canada. Home to Arc'teryx, Westcomb, and Prior, these Vancouver-based brands are leading the charge in innovative gear technology and design. Take Arc'teryx, a local company that got its start in 1991 making rock-climbing harnesses, and has since evolved into an industry leader turning out stellar outdoor apparel, equipment, and accessories year after year. "Our brand was born and raised and is still growing its roots in Vancouver," explains Arc'teryx CEO Tyler Jordan. "We rely on our local contacts, a group of hardcore athletes, and our employees -- we're all gear junkies -- to give immediate feedback to help us grow and develop the brand."
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Vancouver-based brands turning out top-notch gear
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Proximity to outdoor venues part of success
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Culture of city contributes to creativity

Question: @placeholder is also home to award-winning "microbrew" ski and snowboard manufacturer Prior.


Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has recently been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (VBS.TV) -- Ask any Italian what pops into their head when they think of Naples, and you'll almost assuredly get the same three things every time: pizza, garbage in the streets and the most powerful international crime syndicate in the world -- the Camorra.
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Music genre known as neomelodics emerges from the Camorra crime syndicate
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Sound is mix of techno, pop and Latin American music; tells tales of love, crime and loss
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Neomelodic musicians play up to 700 shows a year and are hugely popular in community

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(Budget Travel) -- Here's a snapshot of Portugal's defining experiences: beaches, cities, and food and wine. Get a sense of which ones fit your travel style and your budget. Sandy beaches dot Portugal's rugged coastline. Find a secluded beach The Algarve, southern Portugal's balmy riviera, sees nothing but blue sky 300 days of the year. Admire the ocean views from the roof terrace at Dianamar, in the whitewashed old center of Albufeira, just a block from the beach. Rooms are simple, but all have private terraces, and the price includes a generous breakfast buffet and afternoon cake (doubles from $65).
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Portugal's most dramatic coastline is along the drive to the medieval town of Lagos
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A Moorish castle tops the Lisbon skyline and baroque churches line the streets
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The Douro River valley is stepped with some of Europe's oldest vine terraces

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(CNN) -- The U.S. Supreme Court made a landmark ruling Thursday upholding the controversial, massive reform of health care coverage initiated by President Barack Obama. Here are four things Americans learned about the federal government's grand vision to ensure health care for everyone under so-called Obamacare: Skipping insurance no longer an option The individual mandate is the centerpiece of the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration's signature law. The mandate, which the high court let stand, requires most Americans to have health care insurance. Opponents had contended that the government couldn't force citizens to buy health coverage, but the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the individual mandate is legal under the government's taxing powers. The "tax" comes in the form of a financial penalty on certain individuals who do not obtain health insurance, and the Constitution allows for such a tax, the court said.
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The controversial individual mandate is deemed constitutional as a tax matter
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Americans must have health care coverage -- or face fines
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The ruling will continue to play a role this year's presidential election
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The law will allow more people access to preventive screening

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Ashley Cole landed in Italy on Monday ahead of joining Serie A side Roma and has agreed to a huge pay-cut to join the Italian giants. It is understood the left-back, who was released by Chelsea, has agreed a two-year deal worth a basic £1.8million per season (around £35,000 a week), though the contract is believed to be loaded with incentive-based wage increments. There is also an option for a third season. Done deal: Cole signing his two-year deal after leaving Chelsea New start: The former England defender was a free agent after leaving Chelsea Happy man: Cole takes a selfie with the Roma shirt after being presented to the media
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Cole has agreed two-year deal worth a basic £35,000 a week with Serie A giants
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Bonuses will push earnings up to around £80,000 a week for former England defender
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The 33-year-old was earning around £200,000 a week at Chelsea until he was released
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Dubbed 'Cashley' after he left Arsenal in 2006 over wage dispute, the Gunners offered £55,000 instead of the desired £60,000 per week

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(CNN)  -- At least 1 million people marked the passing of another year at the iconic ball drop in New York's Times Square, despite an early morning dusting of snow and late-night freezing rain. With the help of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and students from 12 city high schools, the dazzling crystal ball began its descent Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET. Revelers counted down the final seconds of the decade. The New Year got under way with blasting horns and fireworks shot from the Sky Tower as revelers partied Friday morning in Auckland, New Zealand. Similar celebrations were moving like a wave from east to west as midnight struck across the globe, starting at the International Date Line in the mid-Pacific Ocean.
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In Times Square, huge crowds welcomes 2010 with famous ball drop
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Crowds in London gather to hear Big Ben strike midnight, watch the London Eye fireworks
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Horns blare in Auckland, New Zealand

Question: "Tourists come in and see it as part of the @placeholder experience and indeed it is.


Amiyrah Martin of Edison, New Jersey, an African-American mom of two, says she and her husband are still trying to figure out how to sit their 8-year-old son down and explain the Trayvon Martin case and its conclusion -- without getting emotional. "My biggest issue is ... giving him the facts rather than getting upset and giving him how I feel, because I want him to come to his own consensus," the host of the blog Four Hats and Frugal said in an interview. "My husband is the same way. He's very emotional about it ... so he doesn't want him to think, 'Well, Dad feels this way so I should.' He wants him to create his own opinion."
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George Zimmerman's trial has ignited discussions of race, guns and safety
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Parents have sat their children down to talk about how others perceive them
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African-American parents have explained that their children might face more scrutiny
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Non-African-American parents must discuss race with their kids too, a blogger argues

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:04 EST, 19 March 2014 | UPDATED: 12:39 EST, 19 March 2014 An 18-year-old college student has been charged with dumping her stillborn baby girl in a trash bin on Thanksgiving. Police said Lucretia Jordan-Smith admitted she abandoned the infant in an alley behind her apartment building on the 4200 block of Red Bud Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri, on November 28. The infant's tiny body was found wrapped in two plastic grocery bags and a larger black trash bag on Thanksgiving morning by paramedics, after Jordan-Smith's friend reported the incident to police.
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Lucretia Jordan-Smith, 18, has been charged with abandonment of a corpse
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She's accused of dumping her stillborn baby girl in an alley behind her St. Louis apartment in November
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The baby was wrapped in three plastic bags
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The body was found after Jordan-Smith's friend called police
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The college student allegedly admitted she dumped the baby and said she didn't know she was pregnant

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By Alex Gore PUBLISHED: 09:00 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:56 EST, 18 June 2013 Fantasist: Stephen Webber, 41, was jailed for nine years after kidnapping model Laura Chapman, 26, by telling her he was an MI5 spy and she would be killed by a Russian hitman A fantasist photographer who kidnapped a model by tricking her into believing he was an MI5 spy and she would be killed by a Russian hitman has been jailed for nine years. Photographer Stephen Webber, 41, deceived Laura Chapman, 26, after she contacted him in a bid to further her modelling career.
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Laura Chapman contacted photographer Stephen Webber for her career
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They moved around hotels along the south coast, sparking a police hunt
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When officers found her, she asked: 'Are you police? Am I safe?'
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Prosecutor tells Hove Crown Court it was a case of 'kidnapping by fraud'
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Webber was jailed for nine years for various charges, including kidnap

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By Beth Stebner The Donald has been busy waging a Twitter battle – in the past 24 hours, he called President Obama’s re-election to office a ‘disgusting injustice’ and labelled NBC News anchor Brian William’s newscast as ‘boring.’ And a day after the election, The Donald is still going strong. The real estate mogul took to the social media site Wednesday to continue injecting his opinions into the Twitterverse. He lamented that people unfairly criticized him for his unforgiving tweets on Obama, saying that other celebrities were ‘far harsher than me with political statements’ and that he was singled out.
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Trump ranted on Twitter when it became clear Obama would win election
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Later deleted tweet calling for a revolution
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NBC's Brian Williams lashed out against Trump on air, saying he had 'driven well past the last exit to relevance'
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Trump then attacked Williams and his 'boring' newscasts
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On Wednesday, Trump said that he was unfairly singled out for his remarks and that other celebrities were saying more radical things

Question: Trump’s attacks on @placeholder have been more frequent in the weeks preceding the election.


(CNN) -- With the Russian military having effectively taken control of Crimea, a permanent division of Ukraine is becoming increasingly likely. Russian President Vladimir Putin's request to the Russian Senate to approve military intervention in Ukraine in order to "protect citizens of Russia" highlights how once seemingly innocuous "compatriot policies" are being used by Moscow to justify military efforts to regain Crimea for Russia. Russia's compatriot policies are officially meant to protect ethnic Russians living in nearby countries, but have served Russia's territorial expansionism in the past. In fact these compatriot policies can be viewed as part of Putin's new military doctrine that seeks territorial gains in the former Soviet republics, particularly where there is a receptive population of Russian speakers.
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Agnia Grigas: Vladimir Putin has made effective use of his "compatriot" policy
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She says Crimea is a place where Russia can claim it was acting for "compatriots"
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Grigas: Other nations in Russia's neighborhood should pay attention

Question: Looking at Russia's neighborhood, one can already see how compatriot policy has assisted @placeholder's foreign policy and territorial expansion.


Commerce City, Colorado (CNN) -- Maria Zepeda-Sanchez remembers the excitement of the "change" argument in 2008. "There was really a change then," she said with a nostalgic smile. "People were really anxious to have a new person." Working the phones for President Barack Obama again four years later, though, change has a new -- and to her troubling -- meaning. "Different. It's a little different," she said of the then and now reaction when calling Latino voters in Colorado. "It was more hype I think back in 2008, yes." And now? "Some people are still really excited," Zepeda-Sanchez said during a brief break from her phone bank work. "Others say, 'Oh, I don't know, well, I haven't made up my mind.'"
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Democratic strategist: "We are, I believe, at ground zero in the presidential election"
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President Barack Obama will need the support of Latinos and suburban women to win Colorado
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GOP challenger Mitt Romney will need support from the state's white evangelicals to win it
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Bill Clinton won Colorado in 1992, but lost it in 1996. George W. Bush carried it twice; Obama won it in 2008

Question: Visits to the competing campaign headquarters and satellite offices provide instant proof of the urgent emphasis on turnout - the so-called ground game, including nudging less reliable voters to take advantage of @placeholder's early voting window, which opens October 22.


The Formula One teams are currently embroiled in a bitter internal dispute as to the way forward regarding engines. Following the introduction for this season of the 1.6-litre turbo-charged power units, Mercedes have thoroughly dominated, claiming 15 of 16 poles, 13 race wins and nine one-twos. In the constructors' championship, four of the top-six teams boast Mercedes' power, whilst in the drivers' campaign, eight of the top 11 have the German manufacturing giant behind them. Mercedes race to another one-two at the Russian Grand Prix after dominating the sport this campaign Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg (L) and Lewis Hamilton have won 13 of 16 races between them
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Mercedes have dominated  after switch to 1.6L turbo-charged engines
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Mercedes chief Toto Wolff is unsurprisingly against changing the rules
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Red Bull chief Christian Horner wants to prevent sport becoming 'stagnated'

Question: However, @placeholder feels Renault and Ferrari should at least be given an opportunity to level the playing field, otherwise Mercedes will be virtually unbeatable again in 2015.


Sunday will give us an opportunity to take a look at Alexis Sanchez and Raheem Sterling when Arsenal play Liverpool at Anfield. Sanchez has clearly become one of the stars of the Premier League in the five months he has been here and with Theo Walcott on the verge of returning, Arsene Wenger will soon be able to field a front three of Walcott, Sanchez and Danny Welbeck. That is a forward line with as much pace and which will inspire almost as much fear as Liverpool’s front three from last season: Luis Suarez, Daniel Sturridge and Sterling. Alexis Sanchez has had huge impact at Arsenal since his £30m arrival from Barcelona
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Alexis Sanchez will go head-to-head with Raheem Sterling on SundaySanchez's best quality is his calmness to finish chances off
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Hoddle: There are many similarities between Sanchez and Sterling

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 07:39 EST, 9 June 2013 | UPDATED: 01:53 EST, 10 June 2013 An astonishing confrontation on live TV  between Andrew Neil and a shouting U.S. conspiracy theorist saw the veteran broadcaster label him an ‘idiot’ and ‘the worst person I've ever interviewed’. U.S. radio host Alex Jones was on BBC One’s Sunday Politics with journalist David Aaronovitch to discuss the secretive Bilderberg Conference, which has been taking place over the past week. But Mr Jones, 39, launched into a noisy rant about the theories available on his website about the U.S. government ‘disappearing people’, which led to him eventually being cut off by Mr Neil, 64.
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U.S. radio host Alex Jones was on BBC1 show with David Aaronovitch
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39-year-old launched rant about U.S. government 'disappearing people'
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Veteran Neil, 64, said Jones was 'the worst person I've ever interviewed'

Question: The presenter then added: ‘We have an idiot on the programme today’, before using hand gestures to indicate that Mr @placeholder had lost his mind, as the American continued to shout at him off camera.


(CNN) -- The date, in that long-gone American spring, was the same as today's: May 19. The year was 1780. The event is mostly forgotten, lost to the mists of history. Many people -- probably most people -- have never heard about it. And the question, on this anniversary of that Day of Darkness, is: In our constantly connected world, a world in which we are always in touch, always seemingly in the know, could the kind of fear that all but paralyzed the young nation that day still happen? On that day in 1780, at around noon, much of New England -- meaning much of the new America -- went black. At midday, it was midnight.
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On May 19, 1780, the skies over New England inexplicably turned black
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The day was pitch-black; people panicked, prayed, thought it was the Day of Judgment
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Researchers believe that massive forest fires in Canada contributed
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Bob Greene asks: Would people today, knowing the cause, be as frightened?

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DETROIT, Michigan (CNN) -- Jeremy Burgess likes the location and layout of the three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath home in the Grandmont neighborhood of Detroit, Michigan. This home in Detroit, Michigan, was bought for $12,000 and sold the next week for a $5,000 profit. The home is large for the area, around 1,600 square feet. By far the most attractive feature for Burgess is the price. While he says it may appraise at around $110,000, he bought it on March 11 for a mere $12,000. "I'm selling it next week to an out-of-state investor for a little over $17,000," he says. His company, Urban Detroit Wholesalers, buys, renovates, then flips or rents homes in Detroit, something that may seem foolhardy to some observers in one of the most economically depressed cities in the nation.
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Jeremy Burgess and Jared Pomranky run Urban Detroit Wholesalers
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Some homes in Detroit, Michigan, sell for as little as $1, many for $50
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The company works with a nonprofit and flips cheaply priced homes
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Recently released convicts working for the charity help renovate the properties

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By Matt Chorley and Tamara Cohen David Cameron claimed it had been a 'good day' for his Europe policy after former Tory Chancellor Nigel Lawson dramatically called for Britain to leave the EU. The explosive intervention threatened to destroy Tory unity around the Prime Minister's pledge to hold an in-out referendum if he wins the 2015 general election. But Mr Cameron brushed aside fears the issue could hijack his next two years in power, insisting only he was willing to give voters a say on severing ties with Brussels. David Cameron, pictured today, insisted it had been a 'good day' for his referendum pledge
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Lord Lawson says benefits of exit outweigh 'marginal' costs
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Dramatic intervention will embolden Tories putting pressure on Cameron
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UKIP's Nigel Farage says Lawson 'exposes serious divisions' in Tory party
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Deputy PM Nick Clegg warns against 'running after' UKIP votes
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Tory MPs say the British people are 'increasingly more Eurosceptic'

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The city of Cleveland's police department is set to be overhauled after federal investigators concluded that officers use excessive and unnecessary force far too often and have endangered the public and their fellow officers with their recklessness. A two-year investigation by the Justice Department, released on Thursday, found that Cleveland police use guns, Tasers, 'impact weapons,' pepper spray and their fists in excess, unnecessarily or in retaliation. In some cases unnecessary force was 'in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution,' claimed the report. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, right, appeared at a news conference Thursday to announce the findings along with  Cleveland police chief Calvin Williams, left, and Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, center
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Two-year investigation, released on Thursday, found that Cleveland police use guns, Tasers, 'impact weapons,' pepper spray and their fists in excess
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In some cases unnecessary force was 'in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution,' claimed the Justice Department
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Of the period reviewed, 2010-2013, the investigation found that officers were suspended on only six occasions for improper use of force
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More disturbing was an admission that reports into the use of deadly force  always sought to show the officer involved in the best possible light

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A 98-year-old woman lost her bid to persuade a judge to erase her 1950 conviction for conspiracy to obstruct justice in the atomic spying trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Miriam Moskowitz, of New Jersey, served two years in jail for lying to a grand jury as it investigated the Rosenbergs, who were convicted of passing nuclear weapons secrets to the Soviet Union. On Thursday, 61 years after the Rosenbergs were executed, U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein rejected Moskowitz's unusual request to clear her name. Immediately after hearing oral arguments, he said her lawyers could not show that transcripts of grand jury statements by the lone witness against her would have changed her trial's result.
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Miriam Moskowitz, 98, served 2 years in prison for obstruction of justice
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She was convicted in 1950 of lying to a grand jury investigating the atomic spying plot by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in 1953
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A judge said claims that her original defense team were deprived of court documents did not prove her innocence
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Moskwitz said she is disappointed and blamed McCarthy-era prejudice

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By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:53 EST, 25 February 2014 These striking photos show a skull-shaped vodka bottle being brought to life by a forensic artist. Nigel Cockerton, 50, spent one week giving the Crystal Head Vodka (CHV) skull a makeover at his studio in Dundee. He used his craniofacial identification skills to create the bottle's structure - before adding fake skin, muscles, hair and ears. Transformation: Nigel Cockerton, 50, spent one week giving this Crystal Head Vodka (CHV) skull-shaped bottle (left) a makeover at his studio in Dundee. The end result was a realistic reconstruction of a human head (right)
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Nigel Cockerton spent one week giving bottle makeover at Dundee studio
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Used craniofacial identification skills on Crystal Head Vodka glass skull
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Added fake skin and hair to create realistic reconstruction of human head
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Forensic artist's work went viral after CHV shared striking photos online
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Praised by company's co-founder and Ghostbusters actor, Dan Akroyd

Question: Mr Cockerton said he was 'overwhelmed' by the reaction to his work - saying:  'I'm very pleased with the final results of the reconstruction and it was great to receive the comments from @placeholder.'


By Associated Press What could be controversial about the city of Toronto congratulating Canada's Olympic and Paralympic athletes? Ask Rob Ford. The Toronto mayor on Wednesday cast the sole 'no' vote on a City Council motion to offer the athletes kudos. Minutes earlier, he also was the only council member to vote against a proposal to name a Toronto street after the late Nelson Mandela. Ford asked for a re-vote on both motions a half-hour later but was denied. Lone dissenter: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford voted no on two popular measures in City Council on Wednesday. Pictured above at a City Council meeting in November
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was the lone dissenter on two popular measures passed in City Council on Wednesday
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Ford later claimed he accidentally voted 'no' and called for a re-vote

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:25 AM on 29th February 2012 Israel said it will not warn the U.S. if it decides to launch a pre-emptive strike against Iranian nuclear facilities, American intelligence has revealed. Officials said they would keep America in the dark so that the U.S. would not be held responsible for failing to stop the attack. The pronouncement, delivered in a series of private, top-level conversations, sets a tense tone ahead of meetings in the coming days at the White House and Capitol Hill. No warning: U.S. President Barack Obama (left) will not be told if Israel decides to launch a strike on Iran, Israel PM Benjamin Netanhyhu (right) has said
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Mean U.S. would not be held responsible, says Israel

Question: They have shared with them options such as allowing Israel to use @placeholder bases in the region from which to launch such a strike, as a way to make sure the Israelis give the Americans a heads-up, according to the U.S. official.


The U.S. military is planning to deploy more than 400 troops to help train Syrian rebels to fight the Islamic State, along with hundreds of U.S. support personnel, it has emerged. Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have offered to host the training expected to begin in the spring, Colonel Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman, revealed on Thursday. Warren did not identify where they will draw the forces from for the training mission or offer additional details on the troop figures, first reported by Defense One website. The training program is a part of President Barack Obama's multi-year plan to roll back Islamic State fighters
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Hundreds of U.S. soldiers will be dispatched in the spring to train Syrians
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Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have offered to host the training
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It is part of President Obama's multi-year plan to roll back ISIS fighters
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Critics in Congress say it won't aid Syrian opposition forces fast enough

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(CNN) -- By now it should be painfully obvious that this latest round of the Israeli-Palestinian crisis in Gaza is fundamentally different than its predecessors. Unlike the two previous rounds in 2008-09 and in 2012, which ended after three weeks and one week, respectively, this round, now in its fourth week, is infinitely more complex. The rapid failure of the cease-fire put in place by Thursday's agreement only emphasizes that fact. Getting to de-escalation, let alone a durable endgame, will be hard. And here are the five reasons why: 1. Hamas, the political/military paradox: One of the reasons the conflict has dragged on for so long is Hamas' anomalous situation. It entered the crisis -- indeed may have helped to trigger it -- because it was weak, financially bankrupt and politically isolated, and thought it could get Israel and the world's attention through violence. This political weakness has now raised the stakes.
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Cease-fire fails in Gaza after less than two hours
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Aaron Miller: The latest events demonstrate that this conflict is very different from earlier ones
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Both sides lack the urgency to make concessions needed for a lasting peace, he says
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Miller: Iron Dome has given Israel more room to fight; Hamas is going all-out for unlikely victory

Question: The prospects of some kind of an expanded @placeholder operation into Gaza are highly likely, with all the casualties that could entail.


(CNN) -- Three years ago, the film based on Dan Brown's novel "The Da Vinci Code" was the focus of protest and controversy, with a Vatican archbishop calling for a boycott and Catholics at many levels refuting plot points. From left, actors Tom Hanks, Ayelet Zurer and Ewan McGregor join director Ron Howard at the film's premier. But when it comes to the new film based on a Brown novel, "Angels & Demons," star Tom Hanks says talk of controversy is much ado about nothing. "Everybody is looking for some scandal whether a scandal exists or not," Hanks said of the film. "I think a kind of natural reaction is now that somehow because it's the second Robert Langdon mystery that there is some degree of controversy over it. And there is really not."
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Tom Hanks stars in "Angels & Demons," a sequel to "The Da Vinci Code"
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Fellow cast mate Ewan McGregor says latest film is a standalone
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Like earlier film, "Angels & Demons" has been attacked for mix of fact and fiction
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Catholic League president: "It's all a lie"

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Harlequins stay top of Pool 2 despite this narrow defeat but have Leinster for company now after this thrilling battle in a freezing Dublin. Mike Brown and Danny Care inspired a stirring second-half fightback from Quins, who came from 11-3 down to lead 13-11 with little over 10 minutes to play. An Ian Madigan penalty proved decisive in the end, with the match marred by a late punch-up and a somewhat strange yellow card for Charlie Matthews, for bringing his hand close to the eyes of Dominic Ryan during the scuffle, despite officials saying they were not sure he was eye-gouging.
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Ian Madigan kicks three crucial penalties for Leinster
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Isaac Boss score the home side's only try
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Mike Brown replied with a try for Harlequins
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Quins remain top of Pool Two ahead of Leinster on points differnce

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(CNN)The man who stars as the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in "Selma" seems as divinely appointed to the role as the leader he portrays was to the civil rights movement. David Oyelowo said it was seven years ago when he read the script for the film about the marches in the Alabama city and the fight to pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965. He so felt God telling him the role of King was meant for him that he wrote the date down to remember it. But it was a long road for the British actor who was faced with everything from being little known beyond small parts in films like "The Last King of Scotland" to those connected to the film having a different vision for who should star. Yet Oyelowo never lost faith. He told CNN that he took  the challenge of playing one of history's giants very seriously.
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The British actor is winning raves for his performance
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He has a spiritual connection to the role
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Oprah Winfrey calls the project "divine timing"

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Tim Cahill has lavished praise on David Moyes and has revealed his former manager is 'chomping at the bit' to return to management following his Old Trafford dismissal. Moyes caught up with Cahill in New York last week after taking time out to visit his former Everton talisman during a trip to the States and the Australian has since commented on the 51-year's desire to bounce back from his nightmare spell at Manchester United. Cahill, who worked under Moyes for eight years during his time at Goodison Park, said: 'I think he's enjoying himself by having some time off. David Moyes (left) looked in buoyant mood while catching up with former Everton star Tim Cahill (right)
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Former Man United boss David Moyes has been out of work since April
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Tim Cahill caught up with his former manager in New York last week
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Moyes is currently 'enjoying himself' after a nightmare spell at Old Trafford
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Cahill believes clubs will be queuing up to appoint Moyes

Question: 'After that transition where he had 10 months at @placeholder I think it is time for him just to chill out but he is definitely champing at the bit.'


(CNN) -- If ever there was an appropriate prize for a hole in one, the organizers of the Portugal Masters certainly found it when fun-loving Spanish veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez struck it lucky on the eighth at the Oceanico Victoria Course on the Algarve. The Ryder Cup star's seven iron approach to the 168-yard hole proved perfect -- and his reward? -- 100 bottles of red wine to restock his cellar. The 49-year-old Jimenez is known for his trademark cigars and a love of the grape as well as his outstanding play and was immediately presented with a bottle from his considerable haul by sponsors, the cheekily named SEXY wines, after his round.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez claims hole in one at Portugal Masters
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Spanish veteran achieves feat with seven iron to 168-yard 8th
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Wins 100 bottles of red wine from the organizers
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David Lynn claims title after final round 63

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor The Mississippi tea party brawl isn't over yet, an attorney for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Chris McDaniel told reporters on Monday, and the insurgent conservative's campaign expects to find evidence of enough voter fraud in the June 24 primary runoff to trigger a new election. That would be the third bare-knuckle contest between McDaniel and six-term senator Thad Cochran, a 76-year-old moderate Republican whose embrace of immigration reform and other liberal-leaning policies made him a prime target for the tea party movement. McDaniel campaign counsel Mitch Tynersaid Monday that he 'would be surprised if we don’t find' enough fraudulent votes to throw out the June 24 results.
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Tea party Republican Chris McDaniel's campaign lawyer said Monday that he expects to find enough voter fraud to force a third Senate primary contest with aging centrist Thad Cochran
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Cochran won a runoff by about 6,700 votes, but McDaniel's attorney says campaign lawyers will almost certainly show at least that many 'ineligible voters' cast ballots
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Mississippi law would require a new election – after a primary fight and a runoff – between the two Republicans
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McDaniel's campaign is examining absentee ballot applications in every county to identify Democrats who illegally 'crossed over' to participate in the GOP primary after voting in the Democratic primary

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Passengers flying out of Paris will be able to pick up a copy of the latest issue of Charlie Hebdo after Air France purchased 20,000 copies. Despite newstands across Europe selling out in minutes, the French carrier has moved quickly to show their support for the press title. With a usual print run of around 60,000 copies, the first issue printed after the terror attacks, where 12 people were killed at the magazine offices, was increased to five million copies. Those waiting in the departure lounges at Charles de Gaulle Airport will be able to pick up the latest edition of Charlie Hebdo
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Passengers flying from Charles de Gaulle and Orly can pick up a copy
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Magazine's cover shows prophet Mohammed and words 'All is forgiven'
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Print run has increased from usual 60,000 to five million

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By Simeon Gholam Follow @@SimGholam Zlatan Ibrahimovic has donated £30,000 to help Sweden's learning difficulties national team travel to the INAS World Football Championships in Brazil. The PSG forward, who failed to qualify for this summer's World Cup with his national team, said he wanted to do anything he could to help the Swedish side play in the tournament. The INAS World Football Championships are an international football  competition taking place every four years for athletes with intellectual disabilities. VIDEO Scroll down to see Zlatan Ibrahimovic draw PSG level against Napoli Top man: Zlatan Ibrahimovic donated £30k to the Swedish learning difficulties team to travel to the World Cup
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Ibrahimovic donates £30,000 to Swedish learning difficulties national team
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'Football should be played by anyone, regardless of gender, disability or not,' he said
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He's the unremarkable Liberal MP who pulled the trigger on next week's leadership crisis, which could see Prime Minister Tony Abbott out of a job. West Australian backbencher Luke Simpkins this afternoon  emailed his colleagues, announcing he had submitted a motion to spill the Liberal leadership. 'The Knighthood issue was for many the final proof of a disconnection with the people,' Mr Simpkins said. 'I think we must bring this to a head and test the support of the leadership in the party room.' But prior to today's dramatic announcement - Mr Simpkins has rarely been a figure in national headlines.
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Luke Simpkins MP is the federal backbencher who moved the leadership spill motion today
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He is best known for his distinguished military career and infamously confusing a nightclub logo

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With their glamorous lifestyles and love of fashion, Nadine, Alice and Farah Abdel Aziz have long been touted as Lebanon's answer to the Kardashians. And now just like Kim, Kourtney and Khloe, the sisters are set to star in their very own reality TV show charting their daily lives in Beirut. Lebanese TV station LBC has announced they will launch the fly-on-the-wall programme called The Sisters, which will see them living out their lives in front of the cameras. Scroll down for video The Abdel Aziz sisters Nadine, Alice and Farah, who are set to star in their own reality TV show based on hit American TV series 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians'
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The Abdel Aziz sisters are to star in a new reality TV series in Lebanon
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Nadine, Alice and Farah have drawn comparisons to the Kardashian sisters
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New show will chart their lives in Beirut and will be called 'The Sisters'
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Trio have a rising profile in their home country thanks to their style blog

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Baghdad (CNN) -- At least 22 people were killed and more than 80 wounded Sunday in several car explosions and shootings in Iraq, including an attack on an Iraqi army base, authorities said. The war in Syria and sectarian tensions have played a part in the recent surge in violence in Iraq. The United Nations said 2013 was the deadliest year in Iraq since 2008, with almost 8,000 people killed, most of them civilians. Fears of all-out sectarian war have increased after violence that broke out in Anbar province in recent days. On Sunday, the most fatalities occurred when men with small firearms attacked the army base in Abu Ghraib west of Baghdad, police said.
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8 killed after attack on Iraqi army base
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Double bombing kills 4, wounds 26
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Journalist gunned down outside home in Mosul
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More than 20 people injured in two car bombings in Baghdad on Sunday

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By Harriet Hernando for MailOnline A time-lapse video recording melting glaciers in Montana received an unexpected endorsement from one of the park's residents - when a furry marmot photobombed the camera. Greenpeace environmentalists left a GoPro camera in Glacier National Park in the US to raise awareness of global warming which is melting glaciers in the area. The video shows the curious critter scurrying towards the camera before giving it a good lick before dashing off. Grass warrior: Marmot emerges from the vegetation and scurries over to the Greenpeace camera which was set up in Glacier National Park in Montana, US, to record the effects of climate change
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Time-lapse camera had been set up to record affects of global warming
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Greenpeace is campaigning to halt coal mining in Montana, US

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Manchester City ace Yaya Toure has named former Barcelona team-mates Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta as two players he would rather play with than against. Toure, who will miss his side's Champions League clash against Barcelona due to suspension, played alongside Messi and Iniesta during his three-year spell at the Nou Camp. The Ivorian international also put fellow Manchester City stars Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany in the same bracket as well as Paris Saint-Germain defender Thiago Silva. Yaya Toure, pictured against Newcastle, has chosen five players he would rather play with than against Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, pictured alongside Toure in 2009, were two of the players the Ivorian named
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Yaya Toure has lavished praise on Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta
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Man City host Barcelona in first leg of last-16 Champions League tie
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Toure will miss reunion with his former team-mates as he is suspended
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City go into European match on the back of 5-0 win against Newcastle
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(CNN) -- The California runner who was lost in a forest for three days without water had barely a few hours to go before she would have died, her doctor said Thursday. Runner Maria "Gina" Natero-Armenta, 36, survived for three days without water in a California forest. Maria "Gina" Natero-Armento, 36, not only survived 72 hours with only a slice of apple in her stomach and a little bit of water for nourishment, she also has only one functioning kidney, Dr. Derrick Hong said. He spoke with CNN on Thursday afternoon, along with Natero-Armento and her husband, Armando Armento, in a conference call interview from her room at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, California.
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Maria "Gina" Natero-Armento, 36, had no food or water for days
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She and her running partner say they got lost in Cleveland National Forest
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She was found in a ravine Wednesday by a rescue helicopter

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Question: And @placeholder said she also made another, more serious bad decision.


David De Gea punched the air in celebration and roared at the fans in Old Trafford’s East Stand. The delight of beating Liverpool, of keeping a clean sheet, of producing another masterclass in goal was plain to see. For Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney and others who believe De Gea is maturing into the best goalkeeper on the planet, Sunday’s 3-0 win over the old enemy provided more evidence to support their case. Three one-on-one blocks from Raheem Sterling and another three excellent saves to deny Mario Balotelli made the Spaniard an obvious candidate for man of the match. United’s debt to De Gea is growing by the game.
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David De Gea was outstanding against Liverpool at Old Trafford
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De Gea kept a clean sheet as Manchester United romped to a 3-0 win
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The Spaniard stopped three one-one-one shots from Raheem Sterling
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The United keeper also denied Mario Balotelli on three occasions
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De Gea has grown into his role at United since his shaky start

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War-torn Iraq is not the first place you'd imagine find a luxury neighbourhood where properties value in the millions, but that's exactly what visitors to Erbil would discover should they make the unlikely trip. Dubbed 'the new Dubai' by investors, the Dream City development is one of several high value residential areas that have been built in the Kurdistan capital since 2003 and comes complete with a lavish mosque, designer shopping facilities and fee-paying schools. Property values vary, but many villas in the gated and walled development are now valued at over £500,000 and it even features a £13million replica of the Barack's Obama's presidential White House residence.
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New luxury properties have been built in an area of war-torn Iraq dubbed 'the new Dubai' by investors
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'Dream City' is a lavish gated and walled development where properties are valued at millions of pound
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The suburb of Erbil is packed with lavish mosques, designer shopping facilities and fee-paying schools
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Even has £13million replica of U.S. President Barack Obama's White House residence in Washington DC
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This is despite city of Erbil being less than 30 miles from the frontline in the battle against ISIS terrorists

Question: The number of requests to purchase a property is growing all the time, so new builds continue to spring up around the @placeholder city of Erbil


Washington (CNN)  -- 2010 has opened on an unsettling note for Democrats in the U.S. Senate. Connecticut's Chris Dodd and North Dakota's Byron Dorgan -- two longtime power players in the chamber -- have announced their intention to step down at the end of the year. If history is any guide, the party now faces an uphill struggle to maintain its 60-seat supermajority. Failure to do so could have serious ramifications for President Obama as he tries to look past the health care debate and tackle global warming, ballooning budget deficits and a range of other politically contentious issues. The fight over health care reform has clearly demonstrated that 60 votes is now the minimum threshold for passing major legislation through the Senate. Anything less leaves the majority party at the mercy of a minority increasingly willing to employ the filibuster to grind the legislative gears of the Senate to a halt.
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Democrats need 60-seat supermajority in Senate to get major bills passed
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Sens. Chris Dodd and Byron Dorgan announced this week they won't seek re-election
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GOP targeting vulnerable seats, including those vacated by Obama and Biden
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Flipping could go both ways, with Dems picking up some GOP seats

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By Jamie Redknapp PUBLISHED: 17:42 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:23 EST, 3 March 2014 There were 11 English players on the pitch when Southampton kicked off against Liverpool, and two more came on. What a good advert it was for investing in homegrown talent. Southampton had six Englishmen in their starting XI, and Roy Hodgson has four of them in his England squad. Adam Lallana was the best player on the pitch in the first half and showed great touch and vision, while Luke Shaw proved why he can be England’s left back for years to come. As Liverpool took over Southampton faded but Liverpool’s English contingent then came to the fore.
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The game at St Mary's was a great advert for investing in English talent
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Pellegrini won his first  silverware at Manchester City - will more follow?
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Benteke's wonder goal will get Aston Villa playing with renewed confidence
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Schurrle the next in a long line of goalscoring midfielders for Chelsea
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Arsenal are desperate for the return of Aaron Ramsey
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Moment of extraordinary madness could cost Alan Pardew

Question: @placeholder’s title challenge rolls on and it was satisfying to see two sides playing good football with a core of English players.


Chelsea legend Frank Lampard could line up against his former team-mates this weekend as Jose Mourinho's side travel to the Etihad Stadium to take on Premier League champions Manchester City this weekend. Lampard joined rivals Manchester City on a short-term loan deal after deciding to join New York City Football. Sportsmail have spoken to the likes of Mourinho and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink to find out whether they think Lampard will be cheered or jeered this weekend. Frank Lampard, pictured applauding the Stamford Bridge crowd, may get a bad reception on Sunday Jose Mourinho (Chelsea manager) He made a decision and we respect that. I cannot wish him good while he’s playing for a direct rival, especially when he’s playing against us, but he will always be one of my favourite ever players.
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Chelsea legend Frank Lampard could face his former team-mates and manager this weekend
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Lampard joined Manchester City on loan after signing for New York City
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Blues fan could decide to give Lampard a bad reception following his decision to join a major Premier League rival

Question: OK, I would have preferred him not to join @placeholder but it’s a new phase in his career, linked with his move to New York, and we all have to respect that.


Chelsea have re-opened talks with Atletico Madrid over their move to sign Filipe Luis. The left-back is viewed as a priority signing by boss Jose Mourinho but the Blues have so far been frustrated in their attempts to sign Luis. Target: Filipe Luis impressed for Atletico last season and is keen to make the move to Chelsea Almost: Luis, not picked in Brazil's World Cup squad, is closing in on a switch to Stamford Bridge The 28-year-old has a release clause, understood to be in the region of £20million, that Chelsea have been reluctant to trigger. But Stamford Bridge chiefs are back in talks with their Spanish counterparts with a view to concluding the protracted transfer in the coming days.
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The 28-year-old has a release clause, understood to be around £20million
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The left-back is viewed as a priority signing by boss Jose Mourinho
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Long-term left-back Ashley Cole has left the club for Roma
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Brazilian Luis was not selected in Brazil's squad for the World Cup

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The family of a seven-month-old baby, who was tortured and killed by his mother's de facto husband, has called on Immigration Minister Scott Morrison to ensure the killer is deported when he is released next week. Ex-boxer Christopher Hoerler, 37, was sentenced to 14 years and four months - after prosecutors appealed the initial term of 11 years - for the manslaughter of Jordan Anderson-Smith in Wagga Wagga in 2000. At the time of Jordan's murder, Hoerler was living de facto with Jordan's mother, Louise Anderson and Jordan's two half-brothers, who were aged 2 and 4. Hoerler has been granted parole and is expected to be released next Thursday.
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Christopher Hoerler was sentenced to 14 years & 4 months in jail in 2000
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Guilty of killing seven-month-old Jordan, son of his live-in girlfriend
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Hoerler has been granted parole and will be released on August 14
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Family launch petition to ensure killer is deported to Papua New Guinea
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Hoerler's visa was cancelled after he was convicted for the brutal murder
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Fears Hoerler will appeal to stay in Australia with his children

Question: @placeholder's family are petitioning, to ensure Hoerler will be deported upon his release.


By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 06:18 EST, 1 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:32 EST, 1 September 2013 A couple aged 76 and 79 said 'I do' for the second time yesterday - 58 years after they first got married. Ollie Ingram, 76, and Wills Holmes, 79, from Drayton Bassett tied the knot back in 1955 but broke up ten years later and then married new partners. But the couple met up at a family party 18 months ago when they were both widowed and rekindled their relationship. Wills and Ollie Holmes are now married for the second time - 58 years after they first said I do to each other
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Ollie Ingram, 76, and Wills Holmes, 79, first married in 1955
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They divorced after two children and ten years together
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Afterwards he married twice, she, once, but were both later widowed
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They met at a family party 18 months ago and rekindled romance
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Now, 58 years on, the couple from Drayton Bassett are married again

Question: '@placeholder looked as beautiful as the first time and we know it will last this time.'


(CNN) -- Former Sen. Tom Daschle has withdrawn his nomination to head the Department of Health and Human Services, according to a statement Tuesday from the White House. Former Sen. Tom Daschle apologized for making mistakes on his tax records. Daschle had been fighting to save his nomination after controversy over his tax records and questions over his work in a field that some consider lobbying. In a statement announcing his withdrawal, Daschle said it was an honor to be chosen to lead the reform of America's health care system. "But if 30 years of exposure to the challenges inherent in our system has taught me anything, it has taught me that this work will require a leader who can operate with the full faith of Congress and the American people, and without distraction," he said.
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NEW: President Obama accepts Tom Daschle's decision "with sadness and regret"
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Daschle's nomination questioned due to tax problems, work in recent years
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Move follows withdrawal of Obama's pick for chief performance officer
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Daschle has long history with Congress, was Senate majority leader

Question: Promising "a new era of openness in our country," @placeholder signed executive orders relating to ethics guidelines for staff members as one of his first acts in office.


By Daily Mail Reporter All eyes will be on The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son Prince George next Tuesday, 22nd July, as the future king celebrates his first birthday. To commemorate the date, this beautiful set of pictures has been released, depicting Royal babies over the past 87 years. The oldest photograph from the set dates all the way back to 27th June 1927, and portrays the Duke and Duchess of York with King George V and Queen Mary and the then Princess Elizabeth, now Queen Elizabeth II, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Royal portrait: Queen Elizabeth II holds Prince Edward, surrounded by her family, (left to right) the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales and Princess Anne, at Windsor on the occasion of her 39th birthday
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Series shows a baby Princess Elizabeth, now Queen Elizabeth II, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, 1927
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Photographs also include Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip with children Charles, Anne, Edward and Andrew
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The stunning set features Charles and Diana, the Prince and Princess of Wales, with a young Prince William in 1983
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The future King of England, Prince George of Cambridge will turn one on Tuesday 22nd July

Question: An adorable family portrait shows Princess Elizabeth with her children Prince Charles and @placeholder on her 1st birthday, taken on 15th August 1951.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Palestinian residents of Israel threw stones and police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse them Wednesday as right-wing Israeli activists marched in the Arab town of Umm al-Fahm. Several hundred police officers were deployed in northern Israel ahead of the march, according to police. The activists, led by Baruch Marzel and Itamar Ben Gvir, are marching to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the murder of the radical Rabbi Meir Kahane and to call for the outlaw of the Islamic Movement in Israel. Ben Gvir shouted into a megaphone, "We demand to outlaw the Islamic Movement. Only in Israel can Raed Salah [leader of the northern branch of the Islamic Movement] come and say that Israel needs to be erased ... and nothing is done to stop it. We demand that those who are responsible outlaw the Islamic Movement. Our message is to treat the Islamic Movement with a tough hand."
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Stone throwing, tear gas and rubber bullets are seen during the demonstration
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The activists call for the outlaw of the Islamic Movement in Israel
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Kahane started a party that called for expulsion of Palestinians from Israel
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Islamic Movement: This march is a provocative march

Question: They are coming here to show that the @placeholder minorities in Israel are barbaric, and we want to prove them the other way."


Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN) -- The man charged with the abduction of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham was also investigated for alleged sexual assault when he was in college over a decade ago. A "criminal incident information" report released Wednesday by Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, said the alleged incident involving Jesse Matthew took place on September 7, 2003. Matthew quit the school's football team five days later and left the school in mid-October. The university said federal student record privacy laws limited the amount of information it could provide publicly. "The University is fully cooperating with law enforcement agencies," a statement said. "The success of the criminal investigation is paramount at this time."
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Suspect Jesse Matthew was investigated for sexual assault while in college in 2003
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Hannah Graham, 18, disappeared on September 13
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Authorities have charged Jesse Matthew, 32, in connection with the case
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A drone mounted with a camera will ''look closer'' at objects of interest, an official says

Question: Authorities check unsolved cases for ties to @placeholder disappearance


(CNN) -- In the sight of Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer, the man who would be king awaits his destiny. Diminutive and unassuming, Lionel Messi's faith in his ability has never been in question -- but a God-like shadow has always haunted him. If Diego Maradona is a deity to Argentines, then Messi is a prophet. "He was our water in the desert," national coach Alejandro Sabella said of Messi after his side's World Cup quarterfinal victory over Belgium. Messi may not be Moses -- the ability to turn a rock into a pool of water is a stretch too far even for the Barcelona star -- but his football powers frequently attract supernatural praise.
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Argentina faces Germany in Sunday's World Cup final
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Lionel Messi will captain Argentina
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Two teams met in final of 1986 and 1990 tournaments
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Argentina has won the World Cup twice in 1978 and 1986

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Iran and the United States rang in the Persian new year Tuesday with distinctly different messages for the Iranian people. President Barack Obama slammed the Islamic Republic's crackdown on electronic communications and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that Iran would not hesitate to strike back in the event of an attack on the Islamic republic. The beginning of the year 1391 took Khamenei to the massive Imam Reza shrine complex in the eastern city of Mashhad, where thousands jammed the mosque to hear the nation's supreme leader. Khamenei denied Iran has nuclear capability or that it is trying to develop atomic weapons. But he warned that Iran will defend itself if the United States or Israel attacks -- words that only increase anxiety in Iran's nuclear showdown with world powers.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns Iran will strike back if attacked
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He says Western nations want to control Iran's oil
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In a video message, Obama says 'an electronic curtain' is descending in Iran
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He says Iranians are denied access to information

Question: @placeholder also urged Iranians to support domestic production to stave off the debilitating effects of international sanctions.


The U.S. government continues to shrink its ranks of Guantanamo Bay detainees, announcing Saturday that four more have been repatriated -- this time to Afghanistan. The Defense Department identified them as Shawali Khan, Khi Ali Gul, Abdul Ghani and Mohammed Zahir. The U.S. Air Force C-17 carrying them arrived in Afghanistan around 6 a.m. Saturday (10 p.m. ET Friday), Pentagon spokesman Lt. Colonel Myles Caggins told CNN. An administration official told CNN the four detainees are not expected to face further detainment in Afghanistan. In a statement, the U.S. Embassy in Kabul expressed appreciation to the Afghan government -- which, since September, has been led by President Ashraf Ghani -- "for helping to reintegrate these former detainees."
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Spokesman: A U.S. Air Force C-17 flew the ex-detainees to Afghanistan
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Repatriation part of U.S. "commitment to close" Gitmo, U.S. envoy says
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Afghanistan will help "reintegrate these former detainees," U.S. embassy says
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Guantanamo Bay has held nearly 800 detainees; there are now 132

Question: This is down significantly from the numbers soon after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when the facility widely known as @placeholder was repurposed to hold detainees from the "war on terror."

Question: "This transfer demonstrates @placeholder support for such a reconciliation process."


(CNN) -- The gunman who killed two others before police ended his life in a shootout near Texas A&M University had been battling mental health issues on and off for years, his mother said. Police say Thomas Caffall, known to his family as "Tres," killed a constable and a bystander and injured four others Monday before police fatally shot him. His mother, Linda Weaver, said the family became worried after Caffall quit his job in January and announced that he would never work again. 3 killed in shootings near Texas A&M "We had been very concerned about him," Weaver told CNN.
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NEW: The gunman apologized as he lay dying, a medic and witness says
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Police: Thomas Caffall was the gunman who killed two and injured four
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He was fatally shot by police in College Station, Texas
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Among the victims was Brian Bachmann, a highly regarded law enforcement officer

Question: She said it is hard to comprehend how the same person would deprive @placeholder's children of their father.


By Mike Dickson Follow @@Mike_Dickson_DM From getting lost on the Metro to badly chipping his tooth on a baguette to making miraculous mid-match recoveries from injury — strange things tend to happen to Andy Murray at the French Open. Nothing, however, could top the tale of the unexpected that would be reaching the final at the expense of Rafael Nadal, the man who has only ever lost one best-of-five-set match on clay out of 89 played. Without a head coach and largely scratching around for form prior to the event, Murray must defeat not only the eight-time champion, but also the opponent who has proved the most formidable obstacle to his ambitions at Grand Slams.
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Nadal has only ever lost one best-of-five set match on clay out of 89 played
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The world No 1 is an eight-time champion at Roland Garros
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Murray took Nadal to three sets at the Italian Open last month
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The Spaniard leads the head-to-head record 14-5
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Novak Djokovic faces Ernests Gulbis in Friday's first semi-final

Question: Respect: Murray lost to Nadal in three sets in their last semi-final clash at @placeholder in 2011


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Frank DiPascali, formerly the finance chief at Bernard Madoff's investment advisory business, pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday to 10 charges including securities fraud and international money laundering. Frank DiPascali, center in this courtroom sketch, said he knew for about 20 years he was engaged in wrongdoing. The charges carry a maximum sentence of 125 years. With his guilty plea, DiPascali waived his right to a trial. As Tuesday's hearing commenced, U.S. District Judge Richard J. Sullivan explained that for him to accept DiPascali's guilty plea, DiPascali would have to sufficiently convince him that he was, in fact, guilty. That set the stage for a dramatic statement from DiPascali about his history at Madoff's firm, his personal relationship with Madoff, and the mechanics of a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme for which Madoff was convicted in June.
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NEW: Judge denies bail for Frank DiPascali, despite deal he had with prosecutors
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DiPascali, Bernie Madoff's fiance chief, pleads guilty to securities fraud
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Madoff was sentenced to prison this year for orchestrating Ponzi scheme
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DiPascali admits to creating false statements with historical stock prices

Question: Each side will have the opportunity to submit documents and testimonies in support of or against DiPascali before @placeholder hands down the sentence.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's foreign ministry said Wednesday that it has lodged a "strong" protest with the U.S. ambassador over missile attacks conducted on Pakistani soil by unmanned drones. The aftermath of a suspected U.S. drone attack on a building in North Waziristan. The ministry said it summoned Ambassador Anne Patterson to underscore that such attacks violate Pakistan's sovereignty and should be stopped immediately. A statement from the ministry said Patterson was also told that the attacks have cost lives and undermined public support for Pakistan's counter terrorism efforts. The ministry lodged its protests three days after a missile strike from a suspected U.S. drone on a compound in South Waziristan killed 20 people.
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Pakistan summons U.S. ambassador over missile attacks
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Missile strike from a suspected U.S. drone killed 20 people
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Suspected Taliban militants kidnap 3 officials from in tribal region

Question: Also Wednesday, a suicide car bomber detonated explosives outside a police checkpoint in northwest @placeholder, killing two security personnel, officials said.


London (CNN) -- Abdelbeset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi, the only person convicted in connection with the Lockerbie airline bombing that killed 259 people on board Pan Am Flight 103 and 11 on the ground, went to his grave protesting his innocence. And there are others who believe that Megrahi, who died on Sunday from cancer, was not responsible for bringing down the jet over Scotland in 1988, including some of the victims' families. Why does the tragedy continue to raise questions? CNN examines the issues. Why was al Megrahi convicted? After a nine-month trial that concluded in January 2001, a Scottish court based in a former U.S. base at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands, convicted al Megrahi of the murders and he was sentenced to life in prison with the condition that he serve at least 27 years before being eligible for parole. Scotland does not have the death penalty.
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Convicted Lockerbie Abdelbeset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi dies after cancer battle
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Some of the victims' families believe the Libyan was not responsible for the bombing
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He was freed from prison in Scotland in August, 2009 on compassionate grounds
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British PM David Cameron says al Megrahi should never have been released

Question: Despite being given just a few months to live, he survived for more than two years, sparking anger against the @placeholder authorities and accusations in the British press that a deal had been struck with Libya.


By Charlie Skillen PUBLISHED: 16:06 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:08 EST, 2 September 2013 £600m Deadline Day trolley dash Gareth Bale completes world record move to Real The evolution of the world record transfer Club by club guide to all the transfers When the window closes across Europe As we enter the final hour of transfer deadline day, managers up and down the country are desperately trying to add to their squads in the dying minutes. David Moyes still hasn't added to Manchester United's squad with a deal for Everton's Marouane Fellaini up in the air - and their move for Ander Herrera on the brink of collapse.
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Real Madrid winger Ozil on his way to Arsenal after £42.5m is agreed
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Fellaini hands in transfer request but United can't agree fee with Everton
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Bale unveiled in front of of Real fans after £86m world-record move to Madrid
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Everton and West Brom in tug of war over Chelsea striker Lukaku
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Liverpool make three signings: Sakho and Ilori (permanent), Moses (loan)
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Hull agree £5m fee with West Brom for Long, who is in Yorkshire for medical

Question: 22:08 FELLAINI LATEST We've got the latest on @placeholder - and it's not good news for Manchester United fans.


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 18:03 EST, 10 January 2012 A former squad mate of a Marine implicated in the deaths of 19 Iraqis testified today that after a roadside bombing, the group raced to nearby homes, firing and tossing grenades for 45 minutes even though the Marines did not take gunfire, cross a single insurgent or find a weapon. Still, former Cpl. Steven Tatum told the jury at the Camp Pendleton trial of Staff Sgt Frank Wuterich that he felt the squad did nothing wrong that day in Haditha in 2005. Marines killed 24 Iraqis, including unarmed women and children.
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Former Cpl Steven Tatum testifies that 'the only indication of a hostile act' was defendant Staff Sgt Frank Wuterich
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Prosecutor has maintained that evidence will show that 'none of the victims were a threat'
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'Wuterich ordered his squad to clear a home with gunfire and grenades, telling them to shoot first and ask questions later,' say prosecutors

Question: He made the accusations to a jury of battle-hardened @placeholder hearing the case against Staff Sgt.


(CNN)The blizzard of 2015 isn't done yet. While sparing much of New York and New Jersey, the much talked-about storm managed to wallop parts of New England on Tuesday. And even after producing coastal flooding and dropping several feet of snow (including 30 inches in Framingham, Massachusetts, and up to 6-foot drifts statewide), there's more to come. "We fully expect that there are parts of eastern and central Massachusetts where people may get ... another 5 to 10 inches of snow," Gov. Charlie Baker said around midday. "... And there are areas around eastern Massachusetts, at this point, that you would probably describe as being in a whiteout-type condition."
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Flights begin arriving again at New York's LaGuardia airport
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Massachusetts governor: 5 to 10 inches more snow could fall in parts of state
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"This is nothing like we feared it would be," New York's mayor says of the impact on his city

Question: Yet by mid-morning, snow wasn't even falling in @placeholder.


With all of the fake sharks flying around TV lately, some viewers wish the Discovery Channel would stick just to the facts. On Sunday, the network kicked off its popular predator-infested extravaganza, Shark Week, with the premiere of a dramatized special that explores the existence of prehistoric sharks called megalodons. Discovery billed the special, "Megalodon: The Monster Shark That Lives," as taking viewers "on a search for a massive killer great white shark responsible for a rash of fatalities off the coast of South Africa." Viewers were expecting to watch shark experts and scientists examine evidence that the massive creatures could still be swimming around somewhere.
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The Discovery Channel is facing criticism for a shark week special
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It explored whether the prehistoric megalodon could still exist today
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Disgruntled viewers poked fun at the show online
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However, the special also brought in record ratings

Question: In the 26-year history of @placeholder, "Megalodon" is the highest-rated and most-watched Shark Week episode to date.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Flo Rida wants you to call him. Flo Rida's latest single, "Right Round," was No. 1 on Billboard's pop chart for 10 weeks. In an attempt to reach his fan base on a more intimate level, the Floridian rapper has made his personal cell phone number public. "If they can go out and buy my albums, I can at least make the sacrifice to holler at the few people who call," he says. "A lot of times I'm busy so they'll get my voice mail. And if I can speak to them and I have time, I always text back. Because I think that's very important."
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Flo Rida enjoying popularity of single "Right Round"
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Rapper's new album, "R.O.O.T.S.," came out Tuesday
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Flo Rida willing to give phone number to fans; many call
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Big inspiration: His mother

Question: It can be found on Flo Rida's sophomore album, "@placeholder"


MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN)  -- What do software mogul Bill Gates and banking investor Warren Buffett have in common with wanted Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera? Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, pictured in 1993, ranks 701st on Forbes' yearly report on billionaires. They are all featured in Forbes magazine's world's billionaires report as "self-made" billionaires. Guzman Loera, whose nickname means Shorty, escaped from a Mexican prison in 2001. He heads the powerful Sinaloa cartel, investigators say. Authorities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border blame the Sinaloa and other cartels for a surge in violence in the region.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera reportedly heads Sinaloa cartel in Mexico
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Magazine says Guzman Loera "one of the biggest suppliers of cocaine to the U.S."
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He ranks 701st on Forbes' yearly report -- worth an estimated $1 billion
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Mexico's attorney general expresses outrage at Forbes publication

Question: The Forbes profile of @placeholder reported that "the U.S. government is offering a $5 million reward" for the billionaire's capture.


Hong Kong police pepper-sprayed pro-democracy activists today as they tried to storm a venue where a top Government official tried to explain Beijing's decision not to grant the former British colony full democracy. Scuffles had broken out at the entrance to the Asia World Expo convention centre where Li Fei, deputy secretary general of China's National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, told delegates that China will not tolerate a local leader who is disloyal to the mainland. Pro-democracy activists inside the building heckled Li, shouting slogans and interrupting his speech explaining Beijing's decision to rule out a fully democratic election for the city's next leader in 2017.
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Activists stormed hall where China's NPC deputy secretary general spoke
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He was explaining why Beijing did not grant full democracy to Honk Kong
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Demonstrators who heckled him were bundled out shouting slogans
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Activists want elected leader, but rulers want unelected committee to choose

Question: About 100 activists had gathered for Li's speech, some waving British colonial flags and banners with an 'X' over the @placeholder characters for 'communism' amid a heavy police presence


The so-called Plaxo co-founder who is charged with murdering his wife's new husband had never worked a day at the groundbreaking social network, founding executives reveal. Minh Nguyen, 38, has spent years claiming he and Napster billionaire Sean Parker jointly founded Plaxo, which was later sold to Comcast for an estimated $170 million. As a supposed high flyer in the tech world, his arrest over the fatal shooting of his ex-wife's new husband on January 15 made national headlines. But it has now emerged that Nguyen never set foot in the Plaxo building, was not present for any of the seminal discussions, and repeatedly edited the company's Wikipedia page listing himself as a co-founder - even though marketing directors kept correcting his changes.
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Minh Nguyen, 38, sparked national headlines as Plaxo co-founder charged with murdering his ex-wife's husband last Thursday
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He allegedly broke into ex-wife's home and opened fire in front of children
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But former executives of the firm tell DailyMail.com he never worked at Plaxo
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He was a school friend of Napster billionaire and Plaxo founder Sean Parker and attended Parker's mass brainstorming sessions
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However he was not present at seminal meetings about Plaxo
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Former marketing director describes years-long battle with Nguyen falsely editing the Wikipedia page to claim he was a co-founder
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Denise Mattison called her late husband 'a knight in shining armor' for leading the alleged gunman Minh Nguyen away from her children
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Court records from Nguyen's 2011 divorce do not indicate that he reaped any kind of lasting financial fortune from his association with Plaxo

Question: A former friend, who spoke to @placeholder under the condition of anonymity, said Nguyen felt his ideas tabled in a brainstorming session were key elements of what Plaxo came to be.


(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton supporters launched a counteroffensive this week against claims that documents related to the Benghazi attack investigation were sanitized and ahead of another congressional hearing. A Clinton spokesman responded quickly to the story released Monday, calling it "patently false," and a group helping with the former secretary of state's communications and rapid response mobilized an entire communications strategy, website and talking points around the issue. The strategy has a directness that has not always been seen from Clinton aides and affiliated groups, which have generally waited for a story to fully emerge before taking it on.
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Clinton supporters respond quickly to story saying Benghazi documents were sanitized
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House committee is holding another hearing into the 2012 attack, which killed 4 Americans
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Clinton supporters say claims are effort to boost GOP midterm turnout, make it an issue in 2016

Question: "Republicans have no credibility on this issue and are wasting taxpayer dollars on these sham hearings to ask questions that have already been answered, all for political gain: both to drive up their base turnout in 2014 and to go after @placeholder for 2016."


(CNN) -- The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for legal same-sex marriages in five more states. The court refused to hear cases from the states -- Indiana, Oklahoma, Utah, Virginia and Wisconsin -- seeking to keep their same-sex marriage bans in place. Couples in some of those states began applying for marriage licenses just hours after the Supreme Court's decision. CNN affiliate WVEC in Norfolk, Virginia, captured a same-sex couple who rushed to fill out their marriage license documents. Officials in Virginia began issuing same-sex marriage licenses at 1 p.m. Monday. Tony London and Tim Bostic, two plaintiffs in Norfolk, said they were ready to receive their marriage license Monday afternoon.
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Couples go for marriage licenses, state officials order that licenses must be issued
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The Supreme Court rejected requests from five states to review bans
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Those states' bans likely to be lifted quickly; order could also affect six more states

Question: A similar order could be issued by day's end for @placeholder and Wisconsin.