The deadly Ebola virus has been contracted by someone inside the United States for the first time. A nurse who had worn protective gear during her "extensive contact" at a Dallas hospital with an Ebola patient who died tested positive during a preliminary blood test, officials said Sunday. The woman had on a gown, gloves, mask and a shield during her multiple visits with Thomas Eric Duncan, but there was a breach in protocol, health officials said. The patient is a nurse at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, an official who is familiar with the case told CNN. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta conducted testing on the blood sample, and confirmed the results Sunday, marking the first known transmission of Ebola in the United States and the second diagnosis in the country.
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A "close contact" of the nurse is being monitored, says CDC
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The worker helped care for an Ebola patient multiple times, CDC director says
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He says there was a breach in protocol and his agency is investigating
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Nurse was wearing protective gear when she helped care for Thomas Eric Duncan

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Question: Because @placeholder's incubation period can last up to 21 days, the health nurse's contacts will have to be monitored for three weeks.


Read Matt Lawton and Ian Ladyman on Dave Whelan's outburst Even when it was spelt out to him, even when the conversation ventured into the history of slavery, Dave Whelan could not grasp what the problem was. He became confused, exasperated. ‘I don’t know what all this is about,’ he said on Thursday. Just as Wigan Athletic’s 77-year-old owner could see no issue with appointing Malky Mackay as his new manager when the Scot remains the subject of an FA investigation into allegations of racism, sexism and homophobia, he could not understand why anything he had said might also offend people.
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Latics chief has faced a backlash over his appointment of Malky Mackay
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Whelan also criticised over his comments about Jewish and Chinese
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DW Sports supremo caused a stir after saying: 'Jewish people chase money more than everybody else'
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Whelan faces wrath from Chinese community over 'chink' comment

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U.S. student Amanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito have had their sentences in the murder case of British student Meredith Kercher upheld by an Italian court. Knox, who is currently living in the United States, had her sentence increased to 28 years and six months. Sollecito, who returned to Italy during the trial, was sentenced to 25 years. Why were Knox and Sollecito back on trial? In 2009, they were convicted of killing Kercher, 21, who was found stabbed in November 2007 in the villa that she and Knox rented in the central Italian university town of Perugia.
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Knox and Raffaele Sollecito resentenced in the Meredith Kercher murder case
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Kercher was found stabbed in 2007 in a villa she rented with Knox in Perugia, Italy
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Knox and Sollecito's 2009 murder convictions were overturned on appeal in 2011
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Legal expert tells CNN that it is unlikely the U.S. would allow Knox to be extradited to Italy

Question: I did not kill Meredith," Knox said a lengthy e-mail, written in @placeholder, which was presented to the court by her lawyer.


It has become the first port of call for cash-strapped families trying to keep down their grocery bills. But shoppers at Aldi in Britain are paying prices almost double those at the discount chain’s European outlets. The retailer has won an increasing share of the UK market with its money-saving offer, but The Mail on Sunday has discovered items including fruit, meat and alcohol cost even less at Aldi abroad. A comparison using a basket of common groceries found that the chain offers far better value in Germany, Spain and France than in Britain. Scroll down for video A comparison of common groceries found that Aldi offers far better value in Germany, Spain and France than in Britain, with a basket in London costing £44 but just £23 in Marbella, Spain, and £26 in Paris, France
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Basket of goods in London cost £44 while same items cost £23 in Marbella
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Same basket of common groceries also cost £23 in Berlin and £26 in Paris
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Six bottles of 330ml beer in England cost £3.99 but just £1.19 in Spain

Question: Aldi markets itself as a bargain place to buy alcohol but our investigation found @placeholder stores offer shoppers much better deals on wine, beer and spirits.


Thousands of Palestinians celebrated the release Sunday night of 550 inmates from Israeli prisons, part of the second phase of the deal that won the freedom of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. The revelry in the Mukataa compound in Ramallah -- the long-timehome to the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat -- ran late into the night. Tayeb Abdel Rahim, general-secretary in Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' office, was among those officials greeting the line of freed prisoners, as they all paid their respects at Arafat's grave. Hamas' armed wing, the Izzedine al Qassam Brigades, welcomed the news even as they, like Rahim and other Palestinian leaders, continued to push for the release of others in Israeli custody.
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The release of 550 Palestinian prisoners has been "completed," Israel's military says
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Thousands of Palestinians welcome the release, celebrating late into the night
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Clashes break out at West Bank crossing ahead of the release, 20 injured
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The prisoner exchange began in October, with the release of 477 Palestinians

Question: It all follows a deal, signed between @placeholder and Hamas in October, that won Shalit's release from Hamas in exchange for allowing more than 1,000 Palestinians to leave Israeli jails.


Anthony Watson's Bath coach and mentor rang England's rising star after the against-the-odds victory over Wales in Cardiff to congratulate him on a try-scoring display that captured the nation's attention. Six years after having his breath taken away by the speed of the 14-year-old Watson's footwork, Neal Hatley was not surprised by his young charge's response. 'I phoned him after the game in Wales just to say, 'Well done on an unbelievable performance and your first try', and Ant replied, 'Yes, but I dropped one, didn't I?' He's always been like that, constantly striving for perfection.' Anthony Watson gets into the thick of the action during England's training session in Bagshot on Thursday
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Anthony Watson won his fifth cap for England during this side's 21-16 victory against Wales at the Millennium Stadium
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The Bath winger scored a superb try during the Six Nations win in Cardiff
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Watson had trials for Chelsea as a 13-year-old
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He was inspired as a youngster by England's 2003 World Cup-winning wing Jason Robinson

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:14 EST, 11 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:30 EST, 11 December 2013 The captain of the Bloomfield High School football team,  who is on trial for the murder of a 27-year-old with whom he had been having a sexual relationship, claims to have been sexually and physically assaulted by the man in the past. Tarence Mitchell, 18, of Bloomfield, Connecticut, has admitted to stabbing Ronald Taylor Jr - known as 'City' - five times in the torso with a steak knife out the front of his home on November 21, after trying to break off their two-year relationship.
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Tarence Mitchell, 18, has been charged with murder following the stabbing death of Ronald Taylor Jr., 27, in Bloomfield, Conneticut on November 21
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The pair had been in a sexual relationship for two years
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Mitchell told police he was trying to break things off with his lover when they got into a fight, with Mitchell stabbing Taylor five times
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As part of a self defense suggestion in court, Mitchell's lawyer said Taylor had sexually and physically assault the teen

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Are Manchester United right to sack David Moyes? As David Moyes’s reign unravelled on Monday, tales emerged of senior Manchester United  players beating a path to the door of Sir Alex Ferguson’s Cheshire home to urge their old manager to push for change. The message was clear: they no longer stood by Moyes and neither should United if the empire Ferguson built was not going to continue crumbling, brick by brick. There was no more staunch a supporter of Moyes than his fellow Scot. After all, it was Ferguson who had called the Everton manager away from a shopping trip with his wife, Pamela, to that same address in Wilmslow to offer him the job last May when the ill-fated legend of ‘The Chosen One’ was born.
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David Moyes sacked as Manchester United manager
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United players are believed to have visited former manager Sir Alex Ferguson pushing for a change after an abysmal season
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Ferguson played a major part in appointing Moyes his successor
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Moyes lost the trust of several senior United players

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:38 EST, 31 May 2013 | UPDATED: 14:04 EST, 31 May 2013 Sara McKenna dated Bode Miller for 3 months in 2012 Bode Miller's ex-lover has claimed the Olympic skier said he wanted a large family with her - before she fell pregnant and he told her to have an abortion. Sara McKenna, 27, gave birth to their son  Samuel Bode Miller-McKenna earlier this year following a three month courtship and moved from San Diego to New York to attend Columbia University. But after initially saying he wanted her to have an abortion, Miller, 35, is now fighting her for joint custody, and a judge ruled she must return to California for the battle, which forces her to give up her studies.
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Sara McKenna dated Bode Miller in San Diego for 3 months in 2012
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He 'didn't use protection as he assumed I was ready to get pregnant'
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McKenna, 27, realized she was pregnant after the couple split
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Claims Miller didn't want the child and asked her to have an abortion
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Miller, 35, married volleyball player Morgan Beck in October 2012
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The skier is now seeking joint custody of his son with McKenna

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(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova has pulled out of the season-ending WTA Championships in Istanbul after suffering successive straight-sets defeats. The Russian lost to China's Li Na 7-6 (7-4) 6-4, who had herself not won a match, or even a set, since August. It was a match that ebbed and flowed as Li came from 2-4 down in the first set to force a tie-break, which she won despite losing the first four points. Li, who this year became the first Asian Grand Slam winner after victory in the French Open, then fought off a late Sharapova surge when 5-2 up to take the second set 6-4. The defeat followed Sharapova's capitulation against U.S. Open champion Sam Stosur 6-1, 7-5 on Wednesday.
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Maria Sharapova has quit the end-of-season WTA Championships in Istanbul
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The Russian had lost in straight sets to China's Li Na
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It was Sharapova's second straight-sets defeat in two days
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Elsewhere Victoria Azarenka beat U.S. Open Sam Stosur

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Question: "I'm so happy I was able to beat @placeholder because she's a top player, and also today was my first match ever at the Championships, so I want to thank all the crowd here for supporting me."


(Health.com) -- Ginny Bank was 14 when her mother sat her down and said they needed to see a gynecologist. While pregnant with Ginny in the mid-1960s her mom had taken a synthetic estrogen known as diethylstilbestrol (DES), which at the time was prescribed to prevent miscarriages and complications. Later that decade, however, doctors connected the drug to a rare form of vaginal cancer that was turning up in young women exposed to DES in the womb. Bank's first Pap test came back abnormal. Over the next several decades she endured countless abnormal results, biopsies, and preventive surgeries, but fortunately she never developed cancer.
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DES linked to vaginal cancer in young women exposed to drug in the womb
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DES daughters at higher risk for reproductive complications, study says
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DES-exposed women 82% more likely to develop breast cancer after 40

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St. Paul, Minnesota (CNN) -- Nick Lott's clothes hang neatly inside his closet. His room is tidy and his bed is sharply made. He says it's "a blessing" that he even has his own room to keep clean. "This is all I've got, really," Nick says. "It's clean, comfortable, safe -- that's a big thing." His immaculate living quarters contradict his life, which was upended by his addiction to alcohol. And that's what brought him to St. Anthony Residence in the first place. On the cinder-block wall next to his TV stand, Nick keeps a tally of how many days it has been since his last drink. At this moment, four days are crossed off the calendar.
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Homeless alcoholics can drink on the premises of St. Anthony Residence in Minnesota
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Supporters say these so-called wet houses provide a safe place and save taxpayer money
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Those opposed, mostly addiction counselors, believe the model gives up on a treatable disease
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There are wet houses in Seattle and Minneapolis-St. Paul

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(CNN)  -- The Tennis Channel has canceled plans to broadcast a tournament in Dubai because an Israeli player was banned. Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer was denied a visa by the United Arab Emirates. Shahar Peer, the 45th-ranked women's player according to the World Tennis Association, qualified to compete in this week's Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships but was denied a visa by the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is one of the seven emirates of the UAE. The cable network had planned to air parts of the tournament this weekend. "Tennis Channel recognizes that this exclusion has been made by state authorities and neither the tour nor tournament directors themselves," said a statement posted on the channel's Web site Wednesday. "However we also honor the role and proud tradition that tennis has always played as a driving force for inclusion both on and off the courts.
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United Arab Emirates denies visa to Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer
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Tennis Channel: Sport should be 'driving force for inclusion ... on and off the courts'
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Wall Street Journal Europe drops sponsorship of Barclays Dubai Tennis tourney
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Peer thanks channel: 'I was very moved and excited to hear about your decision'

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Jon Stewart has reacted to his interview with Chris Wallace on Fox News to claim that he was unfairly edited to appear like 'a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown'. The Daily Show Host appeared on Fox News Sunday with Wallace for a heated debate on political bias in the media. The two men were caught in passionate clashes of opinion as Stewart claimed that Fox pushed a right-wing agenda. Scroll down for video Retaliation: Comedian Jon Stewart takes to the Daily Show to claim that the Fox News interview was edited so he appeared 'emotional and erratic'
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Chris Wallace 'admitted' Fox News right-wing agenda

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(CNN) -- David Cameron is in danger of becoming the Prime Minister who takes Britain out of the European Union by mistake. Cameron's looming confrontation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the European Union's principle of free movement of peoples could set off a chain reaction which sees Britain choose to exit the EU in a referendum Cameron has promised voters in 2017. Just a few weeks ago it appeared that miscalculations by Cameron might have seen the breakup of the United Kingdom. In the referendum granted to Scotland on its continued membership in the UK, he was widely criticized for agreeing to the wrong question at the wrong time, with no qualifying majority built in and with no participation rights for Scots living elsewhere in the UK. That the Scots in the end voted to stay was widely reckoned to owe far more to the intervention of former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown than to anything Cameron did.
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David Cameron has pledged to renegotiate Britain's terms of membership in the EU
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A confrontation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel looms over the UK's demands
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Oakley: Cameron's miscalculations could see him lead the UK out of the EU by mistake
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Oakley: Cameron, a centrist Conservative, has backed himself into a corner with EU referendum

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(CNN) -- Morocco's king asked the head of a moderate Islamist party to form a government Tuesday, state media said, after the party claimed victory in the country's first parliamentary elections since constitutional reforms this summer. The Islamist Justice and Development Party, or PJD, is expected to form a coalition government after it won 107 of the 395 seats contested in Friday's vote. King Mohammed VI appointed Abdelilah Benkirane, the party's secretary-general, as head of the new government Tuesday and asked him to form a Cabinet, the official news agency MAP reported. Benkirane, a former managing director of three newspapers and a father of six, was elected secretary-general of the PJD in 2008, MAP says.
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The Justice and Development Party won 107 of 395 seats in Friday's election
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The head of the moderate Islamist party has been asked to form a Cabinet
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Abdelilah Benkirane has been the PJD's secretary-general since 2008
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The election results indicates public unhappiness with the governing elite, an analyst says

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Do any of these sentences sound remotely like anything related to the Nani who left Manchester United on loan in August? 'Nani has had a very good attitude to his training,' his manager at Sporting Lisbon Marco Silva is quoted as saying in Portuguese newspaper Record. In a poll run by the popular publication last month, 71 per cent voted the winger as the best player in Portugal's top-flight so far this season. Nani has been in impressive form for Sporting Lisbon since rejoining his former side on loan Nani, pictured with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, has scored five goals in 16 matches for Sporting
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Nani has impressed for Sporting Lisbon since rejoining his former side
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The Portugal winger has scored five goals in 16 matches
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Nani is expected to feature in Portgual's friendly match at Old Trafford
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His current Manchester United deal expires in 2018

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By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 04:42 EST, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:02 EST, 12 July 2012 Just six after Japan celebrated the birth of its first panda bear in 24 years the newborn cub has died. The young bear is thought to have developed pneumonia and was discovered on its back lying on its mother's chest at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo. It was the first time the zoo's natural breeding programme had led to a birth, and heartwarming photos of proud mother Shin Shin cuddling her new baby had been shown around the world. Scroll down for video Tragic: Just six after Japan celebrated the birth of its first panda bear in 24 years the newborn cub has been found dead
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Dead male cub found by zookeepers lying on its back on its mother's chest
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Seven-year-old Shin Shin gave birth just days after being declared pregnant
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Baby had been kept in an incubator earlier this week but had been returned to its mother on Tuesday
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Baby's mother and father are on loan from China and will eventually be returned

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By Lydia Warren The mystery donor who has been dropping envelopes stuffed with cash around San Francisco has been caught on camera for the first time as he expands his generosity to Los Angeles. But the man behind the Twitter handle 'HiddenCash' refused to reveal his identity and would only show his feet as he chatted with CBS2 after dropping off the money on Wednesday night. Before the interview, it was not even known if the anonymous donor was male or female. 'Initially this was just a small, local San Francisco story and it’s just gone global worldwide,' he said.
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Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, a mysterious benefactor has been leaving cash all over the city and then tweeting clues about where to find it
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Money has been found under chairs and benches in public parks, on stairways and even inside a unisex bathroom
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User revealed that he or she became rich through real estate
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This week, he hid cash in Los Angeles and plans to head to other cities

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By Chris Pleasance A mother-of-four left on the brink of death after a devastating stroke was woken from a coma by her husband playing their favourite wedding songs. Maria Neal, 48, suddenly collapsed on her husband Steve's 46th birthday in March and suffered a stroke on the way to hospital. She was put on a life-support machine and doctors told her family to prepare for the worst. Maria Neal (centre) suffered a stroke while celebrating her husband Steve's 46th birthday (pictured, clockwise from left, Krystie, Kieran, Krystie's boyfriend, Kurtis, husband Steve and Kameron) Medics sent scans of her brain to experts at King's College Hospital and warned she would die if she could not be transferred.
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Maria Neal, 48, collapsed while celebrating husband Steve's 46th birthday
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She suffered a stoke in the ambulance while on the way to hospital
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Mother-of-four had to have brain surgery and was put into induced coma
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Medics tried to wake her but after seven days family told to expect the worst
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Mr Neal played two wedding songs and she started moving arm and nodding
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She is now able to write and speak, but is still recovering in hospital

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Boston (CNN) -- Mitt Romney is a smooth salesman. When he was a candidate in 2002, his pitch to the people of Massachusetts was that he could fix all that ailed us. As the Bay State's top salesman, he said, he would "bring great jobs here." He claimed he would at last be the governor to reform state government. We bought it. Most of us now would warn, "buyer beware." Under Romney, the Massachusetts economy sputtered to 47th in the nation in job creation -- and that was in relatively good economic times. Real wages declined (while rising across the nation). Instead of helping workers and small businesses adjust to changes in the global economy, Romney cut critical work force training programs and millions in economic development funds. Instead of promoting Massachusetts to attract jobs, he used the state as a punchline on the national Republican political circuit.
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Massachusetts governor: Romney failed to deliver as governor
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He says state's economy suffered, and Romney didn't reform state government
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Patrick: His major achievement, health care law, is one he now shuns discussing
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He says Romney's record reflects a view that government is a problem, not a solution

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(CNN) -- Think Paris, and the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Élysées and haute couture come to mind. But the City of Light also is rich in African-American history. Keeping this history alive are tour companies that share it, up close and personal, with visitors to France. From legendary entertainer Josephine Baker to internationally acclaimed artist Henry Ossawa Tanner to World War I's ragtime-and-jazz-playing "Harlem Hellfighters," Paris has embraced African-American culture like few other places. Because of that legendary embrace -- one that black folks in the States had heard about since the 1800s -- Paris loomed large in their imaginations. To many who didn't always feel welcome in their native country, the city sounded like a place where they could emotionally exhale.
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Tour companies highlight the welcome many African-Americans found in Paris
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Black artists, musicians and writers flocked to Paris to find greater freedom of expression
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Tours go to many vibrant Paris neighborhoods to retrace the steps of notable residents

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Alan Gross was in a Cuban prison Tuesday morning when his attorney, Scott Gilbert, phoned to say Gross would soon be released. There was a long pause. "I'll believe it when I see it," Gross finally said, according to family spokeswoman Jill Zuckman. President Barack Obama's administration had secured Gross's release as part of a sweeping deal to thaw the decades-old diplomatic freeze with Cuba. Wednesday's announcement came after a year of secretive talks the two countries held in Canada, while Pope Francis was personally pressing the leaders of both countries to reach an agreement. The details of the behind-the-scenes maneuvering were so closely guarded that U.S. diplomats in Cuba threw a party at the official residence of Chief of Mission Jeff Delaurentis on Tuesday night to keep about 100 journalists, diplomats and other bigwigs -- including Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.), sporting a white suit -- there distracted and drinking late.
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The pre-dawn flight to Havana to retrieve Alan Gross was so secretive that much of the Pentagon was kept in the dark
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U.S. diplomats in Cuba threw a party Tuesday night, keeping reporters there drinking late and distracted
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Waiting for Gross on the U.S. government plane Wednesday morning was popcorn and a corned beef sandwich

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ABIDJAN, Cote d'Ivoire (Reuters) -- The United Nations said on Saturday it had suspended a Moroccan military contingent from its peacekeeping mission in Cote d'Ivoire while it investigated allegations of widespread sexual abuse. Moroccan U.N. peacekeepers stop a bus near Bouake, Cote d'Ivoire, in March. "It means they don't participate in our operations," said Hamadoun Toure, spokesman for the U.N. mission in Cote d'Ivoire (ONUCI). "Those who are found guilty will be sent back home." The world body said the measure was in addition to a decision to confine the entire battalion of 734 soldiers to barracks. U.N. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on Friday the investigation involved Moroccan soldiers having sex with a large number of underage girls in the West African country's northern rebel stronghold of Bouake.
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U.N. confines all 734 members of Moroccan battalion to barracks
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Some soldiers accused of having sex with underage girls in Cote d'Ivoire
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U.N. says anyone found guilty will be sent home

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Edward Snowden has been pictured in public today for the first time since leaving Moscow airport. The National Security Agency whisteblower emerged to collect the Sam Adams Associates Integrity in Intelligence Award. The picture was published on the same day his father Lon Snowden arrived in Russia to see his son. Scroll down for video This is the first picture of former NSA analyst Edward Snowden (third from right) since he was given temporary asylum in August. He is pictured receiving the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity in Intelligence Award. (pictured l-r: Coleen Rowley, Thomas Drake , Sarah Harrison, Jesselyn Raddack  and Ray McGovern)
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Collected award in unknown location alongside WikiLeaks journalist
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Met four former U.S. officials who said he was in good spirits
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Lon Snowden told reporters it is his son's decision if he returns to America
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Publicly thanked Russia and President Putin for giving son asylum

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 12:49 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:59 EST, 16 September 2013 Powerful loss: Julia Gillard stepped down as Prime Minister after losing the Labor leadership Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has spoken for the first time about her ‘physical and emotional acute distress’ at losing her position of power. Ms Gillard, 51, was ousted as the leader of the country’s Labor party this June, forcing her to resign as prime minister. She describes the loss of her position as being ‘hit like a fist’ and says she grieves the loss of her political career.
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Julia Gillard was ousted as leader of Australia's Labor Party in June
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She describes losing power as the physical pain of 'being hit by a fist'
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Last week the ex-PM  was forced to watch her successor lose the election
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Kevin Rudd lost to Conservative Tony Abbot and has now stepped down

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On Monday the likes of Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Radamel Falcao enjoyed kickabouts with kids in schools across Manchester for United's admirable foundation. Across the city, Manuel Pellegrini and Samir Nasri were facing the world's media ahead of Tuesday's Champions League visit of Barcelona. Things have changed in these parts with the blue half seemingly in the ascendency after decades of red dominance. Here, Sportsmail examines whether Manchester City are now a bigger club than Manchester United... Colombian striker Radamel Falcao shows off his dribbling during a school visit on Monday Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri (left) shares a joke with manager Manuel Pellegrini on Monday
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Manchester City have won two Premier League titles in three years
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Manchester United face a battle to qualify for the UEFA Champions League
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City have become one of the best teams in Europe in the last few seasons
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Manchester City vs Barcelona team news, probable line ups and more
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Manchester City vs Barcelona: How do the two teams compare?

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A 17-year-old boy has been hailed a hero for pulling a 73-year-old man to safety after they were both hit by a truck - even though the teen had himself suffered three fractured vertebrae. Dalton Surbey, a high school junior from Montpelier, Ohio, came to Duane Ward's aid during a car accident on Ohio 576 during white-out conditions on Saturday, according to the Bryan Times. Surbey had stopped at the scene of a crash and climbed out of his car to check on the driver when his car was rear-ended by another vehicle, according to the Ohio State Patrol. Ward also got out of his car to check on the scene when a black Ford Range truck hit both of them.
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17-year-old Dalton Surbey's car was hit twice during a multi-car crash in Ohio on Saturday
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He and another motorist, 73-year-old Duane Ward, got out of their cars to check on other drivers when they were hit by a truck
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Ward suffered a broken pelvis and tailbone so Surbey ignored his own injuries to pull the man to safety at the side of the road
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Troops and Ward say the teen likely saved his life

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(CNN) -- The mayor of New Jersey's capital city was arrested Monday on corruption charges after being accused of accepting bribes during an undercover operation, authorities said. The charges against Trenton Mayor Tony Mack, 46, his brother, Ralphiel Mack, 39, and business associate Joseph A. "JoJo" Giorgianni, 63, stem from an alleged kickback scheme to sell city-owned land to investors for significantly less than the assessed value. Mack and his brother, the head football coach at Trenton Central High School, both were released on $150,000 bail and slipped into a city vehicle after a court appearance. They were ordered to surrender their passports.
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NEW: The Trenton mayor's lawyer calls evidence presented against his client "weak"
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NEW: Tony Mack plans to remain in his job as mayor of New Jersey's capital, says his lawyer
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Mack, his brother and an associate are accused in a real estate kickback scheme
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The federal charges stem from a two-year FBI investigation

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By David Kent Jamie O'Hara's wife Danielle has put their marital home up for sale amid claims the Wolves midfielder cheated on her with two women. The lavish six-bedroom abode - which was listed on July 1 - is being billed as a 'truly remarkable modern family residence' on property listing website Zoopla. And it has emerged that Danielle put the Sutton Coldfield mansion on the market for £1.9 million, just days before a second woman came forward claiming to have bedded O'Hara. Scroll down for video For sale: Danielle and Jamie O'Hara's house in Sutton Coldfield was listed on July 1
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Wolves midfielder played in pre-season friendly against Hednesford Town
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Six-bedroom home has games room, home cinema and lavish kitchen

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By Nick Pisa This is the touching moment Pink Floyd star Roger Waters visits a cemetery near where his soldier father died in the final months of World War II. Eric Fletcher Waters was serving as a second lieutenant with the Royal Fusiliers as they advanced through Italy in 1944 when he was killed in action. His newborn son Roger was aged just five months when he was killed on the battlefield near Cassino. Earlier this year, the Pink Floyd musician made an emotional journey to visit the battlefield where his father was killed along with thousands of other Allied troops.
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Roger Waters' father Eric died in Italy in the closing stages of the war
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He made an emotional journey to the battlefield where his father died
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Pink Floyd star was just five months when his father was killed in action
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Lt Waters' name is on a memorial at Cassino but remains were never found
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Roger Waters said his father died because of foolhardy generals in songs he recorded

Question: Then 30 minutes later the battle which will claim Lt @placeholder life begins.


By Ian Laybourn, Press Association Salford owner Marwan Koukash and Liverpool-born actor David Morrissey have teamed up to bring a Palestinian refugee to England to improve his rugby league skills. Khaled Issa, 20, will spend 10 days with the Red Devils, training with both the first team and the academy, and hopes to play a game before returning home. Issa, whose family fled to Beirut in Lebanon as refugees, was discovered by the founder of Palestinian Rugby League, Rabie Al Masri, who has been training Palestinian refugees since 2008 and so far has gathered 80 players to form three teams.
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David Morrissey and Marwan Koukash team up to give refugee opportunity
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Khaled Issa will spend 10 days with Salford
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Koukash was himself a Palestinian refugee
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The 20-year-old will train with the first team and the academy
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Walking Dead actor Morrissey helped to finance the trip

Question: Koukash, who was also a former Palestinian refugee, said: 'I am a very proud that we have been able to set up these links with the Palestinian RL and I really do hope that projects like this will not only encourage the development of the game internationally but also more importantly give young kids such as @placeholder a real life-changing opportunity.'


By Jonathan McEvoy In case you missed this among the millions of words recently devoted to a certain deceased Brazilian, we ought to point out the full range of his all-encompassing brilliance. As well as his driving prowess, Ayrton Senna designed the Sistine Chapel, ran up Everest in his bare feet, cured cancer, split the atom and wrote Shakespeare off the page. Excuse the sarcasm, but there has been a danger that hyperbole – admittedly among some fabulous and balanced reminiscences – has attended the 20th anniversary of the great racer’s death. Hyperbole: While tragic, Ayrton's Senna's death was not necessarily the darkest day in F1
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Anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death has overshadowed other F1 tragedies
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16 people died when Wolfgang von Trips' Ferrari careered into the crowd at Monza in 1961
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Emerson Fittipaldi reckons Senna could have gone on to equal Michael Schumacher's seven world titles
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Sir Frank Williams claims Senna had the potential to be President of Brazil
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Senna was responsible for bringing together Brazil footballers Romario and Bebeto

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(CNN) -- Aaron Sorkin's HBO show "The Newsroom" represents the reality of working in television news about as accurately as "The West Wing" captured working in politics -- which is to say, not at all. But both dramas did something more worthwhile: They expressed the idealism that should animate these careers. And in this time of creative destruction throughout the news industry, it's more important than ever before. That's why "The Newsroom" matters. When "The West Wing" debuted in 1999, the political arena was suffering from a well-deserved dose of post-Monica cynicism. The smart kids were all making piles of money on Wall Street by surfing the tech bubble, and with the 2000 election looming between Bush and Gore, the status quo of peace and prosperity seemed boring.
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John Avlon: "The Newsroom" isn't reality, but it expresses idealism journalists feel
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Avlon: Show's anchor Will McAvoy is now a character in social media, debates
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He says when news is about stars and cats, "Newsroom" offers inspiration
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Avlon: Show could attract young, talented and idealistic to journalism careers

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 06:36 EST, 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 06:55 EST, 25 February 2013 It was a TV show known for its legions of dedicated fans. And now it seems Star Trek obsessives are about to go one step further than ever before after a call to arms from their heroes. The northern Californian scientific research organisation, the SETI Institute, has been asking members of the public to come up with new names for two of Pluto's moons. Call to arms:  Leonard Nimoy, left, and William Shatner, right, have been urging fans of Star Trek to vote Vulcan as the new name of one of Pluto's moons
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Public have been asked for new names for two of Pluto's moons
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Star Trek fans urged by iconic actors to vote for Vulcan
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It is the name of the home planet of Spock

Question: Leonard Nimoy - who played @placeholder - said it was 'logical' that one of the moons should be named Vulcan.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Sacked: David Lowe, who has 32 years' service with the BBC, lost his job for playing The Sun Has Got His Hat On The sacking of a veteran BBC DJ for accidentally playing a song featuring the N-word has been condemned as ‘unfair’ by David Cameron and Boris Johnson. The senior Tories leapt to the defence of David Lowe for his treatment after broadcasting a 1930s recording of The Sun Has Got His Hat On. Prime Minister Mr Cameron said the case ‘looked a bit odd’ while Mr Johnson said the Corporation’s treatment of the broadcaster was ‘utterly disgraceful’.
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David Lowe, 67, lost his job after he played a recording of the song
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The incident has had such an impact on his health he'll never work again
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Prime Minister says Corporation's handling of the case had been 'odd'
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London Mayor says treatment of DJ was 'utterly disgraceful'
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Comes after Jeremy Clarkson issued apology for 'mumbling the word'

Question: Today Mr @placeholder joined the chorus of disapproval aimed at the the way Mr Lowe had been treated.


Washington (CNN) -- A winter storm slammed the East Coast all the way from Maine down to D.C., leaving massive drifts of snow and skull-cracking cold. Power grids collapsed. Citizens wrapped themselves in layers of fleece like the townsfolk from "Dr. Zhivago." Yet inside the Capitol, an unusual spirit of warmth greeted President Barack Obama's third State of the Union address. The still recent shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords prompted dozens of members to cross the aisle and sit among political foes in a show of solidarity. Some 43 million people tuned in on TV to hear the president lay out his assessments, hopes and dreams about how we could or would pull the nation out of its economic deep freeze.
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Promises kept on Iraq withdrawal, reducing reporting burden in health care law
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Improving transparency with the Federal Taxpayer Receipt project was another
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Promises stalled: Bipartisanship, malpractice reform, oil company tax breaks

Question: "If you have ideas about how to improve this law by making care better or more affordable," @placeholder said, "I am eager to work with you.

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The families of rival captains Wayne Rooney and Darren Fletcher will watch Tuesday's Scotland-England clash at Celtic Park together. Rooney and Fletcher, good friends and the captain and vice-captain of Manchester United, have jointly-hired a box for their families to share for the game in Glasgow. It will be the first time the two countries have met in Scotland since 1999 when England won the first leg of a Euro 2000 play-off 2-0 with a brace from Paul Scholes. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Roy Hodgson: Fitting performance from Rooney on 100th cap The familiers of Wayne Rooney (above) and Darren Fletcher family will watch Scotland vs England together
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Wayne Rooney and Darren Fletcher's families to share Celtic Park box
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Manchester United team-mates are close friends
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Scotland take on England at Celtic Park on Tuesday

Question: It was really competitive, and against @placeholder it won't be like a friendly game.'


Liverpool's weaknesses were exposed by an impressive West Ham on Saturday night, leaving manager Brendan Rodgers with plenty of problems to address. If they are to repeat last season's heroics and mount a sustained challenge for the Premier League title, the manager will need to make quick fixes. Here's five areas in which the Reds were shown up by the Hammers at Upton Park. Liverpool's 3-1 defeat at West Ham exposed a number of weaknesses that Brendan Rodgers needs to address PANIC IN THE DEFENCE Liverpool's back line were clearly not mentally prepared for the game and they were breached twice in the opening seven minutes.
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Liverpool were beaten 3-1 by West Ham at Upton Park on Saturday
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The poor performance exposed weaknesses in Brendan Rodgers' team
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Martin Skrtel and Dejan Lovren looked mis-matched in central defence
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Simon Mignolet was at fault for West Ham's two early goals
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Liverpool lacked bite and were overpowered in midfield
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Fabio Borini mis-fired on his first start of the season
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Mario Balotelli's temper flared up in clash with Adrian

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New Delhi (CNN) -- Indian authorities added murder charges Saturday for suspects in the brutal gang rape that led to the death of a 23-year-old woman and sent outraged protesters to the streets. The suspects already faced rape charges. Six people, including a minor and a bus driver, have been arrested in connection with the rape that occurred in New Delhi this month. Throngs of people have protested for days, demanding more protection for women and punishment for those behind the assault. The woman was airlifted to Singapore earlier this week after she was treated for injuries in a New Delhi hospital.
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Victim's body returned to India, cremated
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U.S. Embassy offers its condolences
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Gang rape of a 23-year-old in New Delhi galvanizes the nation
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Human Rights Watch says India has a widespread problem of sexual violence

Question: Singapore doctors said she died "peacefully" early Saturday, surrounded by her family and @placeholder embassy officials.


No one has come forward to claim the body of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, it has been revealed, as investigators continue to piece together his movements prior to the attack. Tsarnaev was shot during a dramatic gunbattle with cops in Watertown, Massachusetts on Friday, before police said he was run over by his younger brother Dzhokhar as he tried to escape. Tamerlan was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Scroll down for videos Dead: Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed during a shootout with police on Friday Harrowing: Images taken by a resident show the suspected Boston Marathon bombers hiding behind a car as they engage in a dramatic shootout with police in Watertown last month
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed in a shootout with cops on Friday morning
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Neither his wife Katherine or any other family members have come forward to claim the 26-year-old's body

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By Associated Press A Bitcoin trader that went bankrupt after claiming hackers had stolen $488million of the digital currency has found almost a quarter of the missing haul... in one of its own accounts. Online currency exchange Mt. Gox declared itself insolvent in February claiming BTC850,000  ($488million) had gone missing, most likely as a result of theft. But in a humiliating U-turn today, the Tokyo-based firm revealed administrators have unearthed BTC200,000 ($115million) on March 7 in one of its 'old format' digital wallets. Anger: Bitcoin trader Kolin Burges stands in protest outside Mt. Gox's offices in Tokyo after it claimed to have lost BTC850,000 last month
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MT Gox went bankrupt last month claiming BTC850k ($488m) was stolen
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But today it revealed it unearthed BTC200k ($115m) in forgotten account
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It was found in an 'old format' wallet, not searched in initial investigation

Question: @placeholder can be bought with near anonymity, which supporters say lowers fraud risk and increases privacy.


Several members of  England’s Euro 2012 squad travelled to the Auschwitz death camp yesterday. Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart were among those who toured the gas chambers, while the rest of the squad stayed closer to their Krakow base to visit the enamel factory where Oskar Schindler protected Jews from the SS and Gestapo. Hart, Rooney and the national team manager Roy Hodgson were joined by Leighton Baines, Theo Walcott, Andy Carroll, Jack Butland and Phil Jagielka, as well as former Chelsea manager Avram Grant, who lost 15 members of his family at the camp. Everton defender Jagielka, whose grandparents were Polish, said parts of the visit left him fighting back tears.
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Grant asked Hodgson to join the squad's Auschwitz visit to explain to them what happened
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His father buried his parents and siblings during the Holocaust
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Trip was filmed to educate secondary school pupils about the Holocaust
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Captain Steven Gerrard led an additional visit to Oskar Schindler's factory

Question: Leading: England captain Steven Gerrard arrives at the @placeholder factory in Krakow, Poland


Prince William has revealed that he would have liked to have been an astronaut as he helped launch a new business initiative on his second day in Japan. William's busy second day also saw him meet Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko, as well as take part in a ceremony at the Hodogaya Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery. His comments on space travel came during a traditional sake bottle breaking ceremony, conducted with the help of astronauts Tim Peak and Kimiya Yui in Roppongi. Going native: William obligingly donned a red Happi robe for his role in the sake barrel breaking ceremony
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The Duke was at the Hodogaya Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery
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Princess Diana made the same trip in Feb 1995 - 20 years before her son
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William laid a wreath of chrysanthemums and walked among the graves
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1,500 men from UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and India buried there
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Later visited Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at the Gosho
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Diana's visit sparked what commentators later called 'Diana Fever'
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William had a similarly enthusiastic welcome when he arrived yesterday
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Later revealed he would have liked to be an astronaut during a speech

Question: Diana Fever: The Princess' visit sparked chaotic scenes as @placeholder fell, en masse, for her charms


By Jonny Singer Follow @@Jonny_Singer With Luis Suarez's move to Barcelona completed, Rickie Lambert could be set to take on the mantle of Liverpool's famous number seven shirt. But the question now is whether he can emulate Luis Suarez and earn the right to be mentioned in the same breath as others who have worn Liverpool's iconic number seven. The Uruguayan, for all his unsavoury antics, produced some phenomenal performances for Liverpool, culminating in his Player of the Year awards last season. So who else makes our list of Liverpool's greatest number sevens? VIDEO Scroll down to watch Rodgers hail Suarez as one of the best strikers in the world
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Lambert likely to be Liverpool's new number seven shirt
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Number is iconic in the club's history
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Former Southampton man following in the steps of Keegan and Dalglish

Question: Now that he has departed to @placeholder, his time at Liverpool can be fully evaluated.


RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (CNN -- Relations between Arab nations and the United States hinge on American leaders living up to their rhetoric about commitment to lasting peace in the Mideast,  Saudi Prince Turki al-Faisal told CNN Saturday. Saudi Prince Turki al-Faisal talks with CNN's Nic Robertson about U.S. relations with Arab nations. "President Obama, in his statement yesterday, said that he's genuinely making the effort to accomplish a peaceful resolution," al-Faisal, who served as Saudi ambassador to the United States from 2005 to 2007, told CNN's Nic Robertson in an interview Friday. "We've heard this before," al-Faisal said. "We need to see implementation. We need to see facts on the ground change. We need to see rhetoric change. We need to see presence on the ground."
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Saudi Prince Turki al-Faisal says U.S.-Arab relations hinge on U.S. role in peace
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Says U.S. lost Arab support by backing Israel in Gaza "catastrophe"
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"Israel is radioactive in region ... Anyone it touches becomes heroic, legitimate"
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Al-Faisal believes U.S. and Israel should negotiate with Hamas

Question: Asked how to stop the rockets, al-Faisal said he thinks the key is to bring @placeholder into the political fold.

Question: He said Obama should ask Israel to accept the @placeholder peace plan.


A supportive man, giving his fiancee a lift to the regional heats of the Miss England competition ended up being asked to compete. Ben Guymer, 25, from Wigan, Greater Manchester, caught the eye of beauty contest staff while giving moral support to Nina Higham at the beauty pageant's regional heats. But in a cruel twist  paralegal Nina, also 25, failed to make the cut in Leicester - while Ben found himself thrust into the running for the Mr England prize. Scroll down for video Ben Guymer went to the Miss England heats to support his fiancee Nina but ended up being spotted himself
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Ben Guymer accompanied Nina Highham to the Miss England heats
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She didn't get through but he was spotted by eagle-eyed judges
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He will now complete in the Mr England competition in June
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Ben says his fiancee is happy for him and supportive of his pageant plans

Question: Ben said: 'I didn't go there to be pretty or really good looking, I was just driving @placeholder down to the second stage of the competition.


(CNN) -- Women spend every day juggling bosses and birthday parties, dates and diapers, but when was the last time you had a day to do what you want to do, obligation-free? How about four? Enter Campowerment, a retreat for women to, as they put it, "escape, unwind and reignite your flame; to renew and re-energize, however you choose to do it." Translation: Me time. Big-time. It was founded by Tammi Fuller, an Emmy award-winning TV producer, who calls camp her "happy place" and dreams of being a camp director full time. Campowerment offers a variety of activities for body, mind and spirit.
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Campowerment retreat draws women to a grown-up version of summer camp
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Activities include archery, yoga and the "leap of faith," a jump from a 35-foot pole
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Also: s'more roasting, happy hour sing-alongs, a sex toy party
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Camper: "It was so nice to just be with other women and share our stories"

Question: The April @placeholder session I attended was the 19th camp she's produced, and every camp lineup is different.


San Diego (CNN) -- This Christmas, enjoy the turkey and roast beef. But do yourself a favor, and skip the duck. This whole controversy over A&E's hit show "Duck Dynasty" is whacked. Better make that "quacked." First, the network puts Phil Robertson, the family patriarch, on indefinite suspension for making insensitive remarks in a magazine interview. Then, the rest of the family rallies around their leader and suggests that the hit show will not go on without him. As you probably know unless you've spent the last couple of weeks crouching in a duck blind, Robertson -- in paraphrasing a Bible verse -- appeared to liken homosexuality to bestiality and used crude language to describe his own sexual preference. In speaking to GQ magazine, he also seemed to minimize the discrimination that African-Americans suffered in the South before the civil rights movement.
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Ruben Navarrette: Phil Robertson's role in future "Duck Dynasty" shows unclear
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He says the network that airs the show is continuing to profit from it
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New episodes are to be aired in January, and there's a holiday marathon
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Navarrette: Network gains from the Robertson persona, which it helped create

Question: This show is successful at least in part because the characters say things that many @placeholder consider colorful and crude.


(CNN) -- Australia's National Rugby League apologized on Tuesday for the behavior of its players after ABC's "Four Corners" current-affairs program revealed allegations of group sex in 2002 between players and a New Zealand woman. Two other women told the program they were sexually abused by NRL players. Former Cronulla player Matthew Johns said he was unable to say "sorry enough" regarding the incident "Violence against women is abhorrent, and sexual assault and the degradation of women is just that," said David Gallop, the NRL's chief executive. "So much of what we saw [during Monday night's program] was fundamentally indefensible. And if anyone in the game today is ignoring the importance of that message, then frankly they will need to find another career."
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Allegations of group sex involved NRL personality Matthew Johns
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He played for Cronulla at the time of alleged incident in Christchurch, New Zealand
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Nine Network suspends Johns; CEO apologizes, extends sympathy to woman
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Woman tells ABC she's speaking out to let players' wives, girlfriends know

Question: In his statement, @placeholder pointed to NRL initiatives put in place since 2002 to promote positive attitudes toward women, including programs developed with the help of a rape crisis center.


(CNN) -- The reaction to Kanye West's hijacking of the microphone from Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards came quickly and unequivocally. Kanye West took the microphone from Taylor Swift during her speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. Celebrities and fans alike expressed their disapproval of West interrupting Swift's win for Best Female Video to tout his appreciation of nominee Beyonce. "Taylor, I'm really happy for you," West said after grabbing the microphone from a clearly stunned Swift. "I'll let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time!"
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Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's VMA acceptance speech
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Celebs take to Twitter and blogs to express outrage
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West is well-known for shocking behavior
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VMA attendee: "Every time his name was mentioned, people booed"

Question: Wilson said he believes that West -- who he said bounded on stage from his seat in the front row near @placeholder -- intended to have his say before allowing Swift to continue but said the rapper became angered by the crowd response in a moment that wasn't captured by the MTV cameras.

Question: "I wouldn't be surprised if @placeholder banned alcohol [at the event] next year," he said.


The BBC played into the hands of terrorists when it carried an interview with an Islamic State fanatic, it was claimed last night. Newsnight broadcast the rants of the Briton who claimed to have joined IS fighters in murdering prisoners in Iraq. He defended attacks on British soldiers and was given airtime to declare his hatred for the UK and threaten a bombing campaign here. Scroll down for video Armed: UK-born fanatic 'Awlaki', who claims to have joined IS fighters, told Newsnight that atrocities were allowed under Islam. He said he would only return to the UK to 'plant a bomb'
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British Pakistani 'Awlaki' said atrocities were 'permissible' under Islam law
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Interview shown on Wednesday, following beheading of journalist John Foley
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He told BBC: 'The only reason I would return to the UK is to plant a bomb'
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Former security minister said interview should not have been aired
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BBC said it 'refutes suggestions' that it 'offered platform for extremist views'

Question: @placeholder laughed when asked if reports of Islamic State fighters beheading their enemies was true.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Barack Obama's presidential transition, already disrupted by the sudden withdrawal of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, may face another challenge in the confirmation hearings of his pick for attorney general. Eric Holder likely will face a grueling round of questions from Republicans during his confirmation hearings. While the Senate is expected to easily confirm the majority of the president-elect's Cabinet appointments, it increasingly appears that attorney general designate Eric Holder could face a grueling round of questions next week from Senate Republicans who are already emboldened by charges of "pay-to-play" politics against Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich and a federal investigation into Richardson, who Obama picked as his commerce secretary.
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Confirmation hearings for attorney general-designate Eric Holder begin next week
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Republicans criticize Holder for his role in Clinton pardon of Marc Rich in 2001
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GOP unlikely to block Holder from becoming Obama's attorney general

Question: Clinton pardoned @placeholder in the final hours of his administration on January 20, 2001.


(CNN) -- Pakistan's much-awaited military offensive in North Waziristan was launched more than a week ago, and followed an attack on Karachi airport that left at least 36 people dead. Due to the strategic calculations of the Pakistani state, North Waziristan has steadily fallen into the hands of motley militant networks, and has become a mountainous zone for the Pakistani Taliban to recruit, regroup and launch attacks against the country. The Pakistani Army conducted a similar operation in the Swat Valley in 2009, not too far from the tribal areas, that has been a relative success in reclaiming territory. It is unclear which direction the latest operation will go. But a major humanitarian crisis is brewing in the wake of the new offensive.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing North Waziristan
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Rumi: Government has been slow to act to avert humanitarian crisis
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Army launched strikes in retaliation for Pakistan Taliban attack on airport
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Civilians caught in the crackdown are crowding nearby town of Bannu

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Question: The government has established one camp in @placeholder, but many more facilities are needed, especially during the hot summer season.


The Chinese government has pledged to protect an eight-year-old boy with HIV, who was shunned by his entire village in the southwestern province of Sichuan, state media reported. A photo from a People Daily's online report last week showed the boy called "Kunkun," watching villagers unanimously vote for his removal in a meeting held in early December. Even his own grandfather, added his name to the petition signed by more than 200 villagers. "Kunkun is diagnosed with AIDS, causing great fear among the villagers and village children. In order to ensure the safety of villagers and children, we demand that authorities quarantine Kunkun for treatment," the petition read.
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Chinese government assures shunned HIV-positive boy with treatment and education
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Over 200 villagers sought to banish the boy, Kunkun, state media reported last week
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Kunkun was expelled from school and ostracized by the community
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UNAIDS estimates there are 780,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in China

Question: Despite China's fight against @placeholder, cases such as Kunkun's suggest inconsistency with official policy.


By Dan Bloom and Joshua Gardner The mother of an alleged carjacker charged with killing three children in an SUV crash has turned down a $110,000 reward for making him turn himself in, it is claimed. Jonathan Rosa, 19, was interviewed by police after his phone was found in the back seat of the car which hit the children on Friday at a fruit stand in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. But they let him go after he claimed it had been stolen, and it was only on Sunday - after speaking to his mother - that he handed himself to police.
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Jonathan Rosa, 19, charged with second degree murder after SUV crash
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Keiearra Williams, 15, Thomas Reed, 10, and Terrence Moore, 7, all killed
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Triple deaths sparked two-day manhunt in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Rosa 'turned himself in' and was charged alongside Cornelius Crawford, 22
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Police sources claim his mother was offered city's $110k reward but refused

Question: Rosa and @placeholder had been hanging out together for a few days when Crawford noticed a woman coming down the street and decided to carjack her, Warren said.


Tacloban, Philippines (CNN) -- The Philippines struggled to bury the dead and get food, water and medicine to the living Tuesday, four days after Super Typhoon Haiyan claimed untold lives and flattened countless buildings. "Right now, we don't have enough water," typhoon survivor Roselda Sumapit told CNN in Tacloban, a city of more than 200,000 that was flattened by the storm. What they can get may not be clean, she said -- but she added, "We still drink it, because we need to survive." The government's confirmed death toll was 1,774 early Tuesday, said Jose Lampe Cuisa Jr., the Philippine ambassador to the United States. The storm has injured 2,487 more, and displaced 660,000 people from their homes.
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International relief heads for stricken islands, but roads a problem

Question: Authorities are trying to establish the level of destruction elsewhere along Haiyan's path, and other settlements along the coast are likely to have suffered a similar fate to @placeholder's.


It was one of the most popular TV series of its time and fans were devastated when it disappeared from their screens forever after just two seasons. But two of Thunderbirds' most-loved characters made a welcome return to the capital earlier this week to celebrate the release of a new documentary film about the making of the cult 1960s series. Aristocratic secret agent Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and her loyal butler Aloysius Parker, two of the show's most popular puppets, were given a whistle-stop tour of some of London's top tourist sights, including Madame Tussauds, where Lady Penelope was granted a brief audience with 'Her Majesty the Queen' and given a chance to snuggle up to Hollywood heartthrob 'George Clooney'.
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Lady Penelope and chauffeur Parker also paid a visit to the London Eye
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Film celebrates the 50th anniversary of the hit 1960s series

Question: @placeholder in Supermarionation features never-before-seen interviews with the Thunderbirds creator who reveals details about the development of all the popular puppet characters, including Lady Penelope


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A man in an Afghan police uniform opened fire on NATO troops in Afghanistan, killing one, NATO said, in what seems to be the latest of dozens of cases of Afghan security forces turning their weapons on international troops who are supposed to be their allies. An Albanian soldier was killed, and three other troops were injured, including two Albanians and an American, according to the provincial government in Kandahar, where the shooting took place. The violence resulted from an argument between Afghan police and coalition soldiers who were distributing paperwork to students in the area, the Kandahar media office said.
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A U.S. congressional panel recently addressed this issue
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Question: He said cultural training has been vital for @placeholder soldiers, and now the Afghans are considering doing the same in providing better understanding of Americans.


By Rob Draper, Mail on Sunday Chief Football Writer Mauricio Pochettino will be pleased enough with a comfortable victory over Champions League qualifiers Schalke but alarmed by the manner in which Spurs almost let the Bundesliga side back into the game late on. Tottenham looked to be convincing winners until a shaky last 15 minutes – but at least saw Ben Davies get his first run out at White Hart Lane and encouraging displays from Andros Townsend, Roberto Soldado and Erik Lamela. Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor both established credentials for starting at West Ham next week by getting on the scoresheet – but Erik Lamela’s first half display was the most intriguing.
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Emmanuel Adebayor put Spurs ahead with a calm finish in 29th minute
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Lewis Holtby could have seen red against his former side for a lunging tackle
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The Spurs midfielder came close to scoring seven minutes after his horror challenge when his left-foot shot was saved well by Ralf Fahrmann
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Eric Dier made his first start for Spurs following move from Sporting Lisbon
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Young defender looked composed at the back for Mauricio Pochettino's side
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Erik Lamela continued his resurgence following his £30m move last summer
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Substitute Roberto Soldado doubled the hosts' lead with a header
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Former Tottenham midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng made it 2-1 late on

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By Mark Duell and Simon Jones PUBLISHED: 18:56 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:04 EST, 31 October 2013 Brooklyn Beckham is following in his father's footsteps by training at Manchester United, it was revealed last night. The 14-year-old, who is the eldest of David and Victoria Beckham's four children, was at the Premier League football club’s Carrington training ground yesterday accompanied by his father. Brooklyn had trials at Chelsea in January and has been training at Queens Park Rangers, notably figuring with Dennis Wise's son Henry for their Under-14s against Charlton Athletics in September. Scroll down for video
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Brooklyn, 14, is the eldest of David and Victoria Beckham's four children
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He was at Manchester United's Carrington training ground with his father
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Brooklyn had trials at Chelsea in January and has been training at QPR
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Beckham hopes Brooklyn could play for his new MLS franchise in Miami

Question: Brooklyn has already shown he could be the next @placeholder to make it as a professional footballer.


Lima, Peru (CNN) -- Family members requested a humanitarian pardon Wednesday for former Peruvian strongman Alberto Fujimori, saying he should be released from prison because of health problems. The 74-year-old Fujimori is serving four concurrent sentences, the longest of which is 25 years, for corruption and human rights abuses. He underwent surgery September 19 for a recurring lesion in his tongue and returned to the clinic nine days later because of problems with scarring of the wound, the state-run Andina news agency reported. 2011: Longtime Peruvian fugitive turns himself in "This request is argued on the basis of medical facts," said Keiko Fujimori, the former president's daughter, who was quoted by Andina.
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Family members say Alberto Fujimori should be released for medical reasons
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They have filed a request for a humanitarian pardon with Peru's justice ministry
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The request has riled political opponents and human rights activists
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President Ollanta Humala, who defeated Fujimori's daughter at the polls, has the final say

Question: 2009: Report finds @placeholder's Fujimori pleads guilty in bribery case


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has again rejected broad privacy rights for some government workers. A unanimous bench on Wednesday affirmed the government's right to conduct personal background checks on current and prospective employees under federal contract, especially those in sensitive or high-security workplaces. The ruling rejected a lawsuit by 28 long-term scientists, engineers, and others at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory near Pasadena, California. The workers, who are independent contractors, claim the mandatory checks are overly intrusive -- permitting the government to obtain information on their health, finances, personal habits, and even their sex lives. All were classified as "low risk," unlikely to have a major "adverse impact" on the agency's mission.
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The high court affirms personal background checks by the government
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The ruling applies to current and prospective employees under government contract
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The lawsuit was filed by scientists, engineers and others at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Question: After some @placeholder workers complained, the lab posted a "suitability matrix" on its Web site, listing criteria it believed NASA would consider when deciding suitability for future and continued employment.


(CNN) -- Two Pennsylvania teens will serve time in a county jail for participating in a brawl that left a Mexican immigrant dead last July. Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak's joint trial began in late April in Schuykill County, Pennsylvania. Brandon Piekarsky, 17, was sentenced to 6 to 23 months, and Derrick Donchak, 19, received 7 to 23 months for their roles in the beating death of 25-year-old Luis Ramirez. Judge William Baldwin ordered the two to report to Schuylkill County jail on July 19 to begin serving their sentences. An all-white jury convicted the two former high school football players of misdemeanor simple assault at trial last month and acquitted them of felony counts, including aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation and hindering apprehension -- charges that carried lengthier sentences.
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NEW: Victim's girlfriend, mother speak out; groups condemn verdict, sentences
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Derrick Donchak, 19, sentenced to 7 to 23 months for role in death of Luis Ramirez
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Brandon Piekarsky, 17, gets 6 to 23 months for simple assault
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Defense lawyers said assault was street brawl gone bad; no racial bias

Question: The judge could have sentenced the teens to probation under @placeholder's sentencing guidelines.


(CNN)Sri Lanka's current president Mahinda Rajapaksa has conceded defeat to rival Maithripala Sirisena in the country's presidential election, bringing an end to a decade of leadership increasingly criticized as corrupt and nepotistic. Rajapaksa acknowledged the defeat on his official Twitter account Friday, writing: "I value and respect our democratic process and the people's verdict, and look forward to the peaceful transition of power." Sirisena would be sworn in at 6 p.m. local time in Colombo's Independence Square, Dhanushka Ramanayake, the head of his media unit, said. The defeat of the once untouchable president, the longest-serving political leader in the region, was the result of a failed electoral gamble.
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Sri Lanka's Mahinda Rajapaksa concedes defeat to rival in presidential elections
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Maithripala Sirisena was minister in Rajapaksa's cabinet before defecting
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A farmer turned politician, he has support of minorities and has pledged reform

Question: "@placeholder not only has this coalition to hold together, he has to do so having promised a fast-track program of drastic political reform," he said.


(CNN) -- Sitting incongruously among the hangars and laboratories of NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley is the squat facade of an old McDonald's. You won't get a burger there, though -- its cash registers and soft-serve machines have given way to old tape drives and modern computers run by a rogue team of hacker engineers who've rechristened the place McMoon's. These self-described techno-archaeologists have been on a mission to recover and digitize forgotten photos taken in the '60s by a quintet of scuttled lunar satellites. The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) has since 2007 brought some 2,000 pictures back from 1,500 analog data tapes. They contain the first high-resolution photographs ever taken from behind the lunar horizon, including the first photo of an earthrise (first slide above). Thanks to the technical savvy and DIY engineering of the team at LOIRP, it's being seen at a higher resolution than was ever previously possible.
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NASA-funded project has recovered 2,000 analog moon pictures
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The images were taken by the five Lunar Orbiter images between 1966 and 1967
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Project uses old and modern technology to produce high-res copies of the originals.

Question: After kluging through countless engineering problems (try finding a chemical substitute for whale oil to lubricate tape heads), the @placeholder team was able to single out and reproduce the famous earthrise image.


(CNN)Native Americans often speak of straddling two worlds: the America where pop culture and political gridlock dominate headlines, and a world where the culture of their ancestors lives on through ritual celebrations, language and artisan traditions. It's a tough balance to strike, especially as Native youth leave tribal lands in search of education and career opportunities. Across the nation, members of the nearly 600 federally recognized tribes are working to keep their traditions alive to pass on to the next generation and to show mainstream America that Native culture is a living, breathing entity. Some faces of these efforts are captured in "Red Road," an ongoing photo series by Italian photographer Carlotta Cardana and writer Danielle SeeWalker, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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The portrait series "Red Road" takes a closer look at modern-day Native Americans
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The subjects are embracing their culture and maintaining traditions
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"Red Road" comes from the Lakota concept of "the good path" to be followed in life

Question: Cardana and @placeholder met in 1998 while in high school.


BBC and ITV both dipped into the  transfer market to boost their chances of winning the World Cup TV battle this summer, with Thierry Henry, Clarence Seedorf and Fabio Cannavaro signing short-term deals to appear as part of their coverage. Gary Lineker, England’s top World Cup goalscorer and long-time BBC pundit, tweeted a picture of BBC's 'team' for their first live matches, Spain against Holland on Friday and England versus Italy on Saturday. 'Half decent, I'd say,' was Lineker's verdict - and he's not wrong. Henry, Rio Ferdinand and Alan Shearer joined Lineker for the selfie, and with Seedorf waiting in the wings for future games the BBC have the makings of quite a five-a-side team over in Brazil.
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BBC team includes Thierry Henry, Clarence Seedorf, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer
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ITV team features Fabio Cannavaro, Patrick Vieira, Glenn Hoddle, Ian Wright and Gus Poyet
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World Cup 2014 kicks off on Thursday night
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Hosts Brazil take on Croatia in Sao Paulo

Question: On top of the world: Cannavaro hoists the trophy above his head after @placeholder's victory in the final in 2006


An independent Scotland would find itself at the back of the queue to get into the EU, David Cameron claimed today. The Prime Minister said Scotland would have to wait its turn behind Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro before it would be readmitted. Mr Cameron's provocative remarks come after the Scottish Tories announced that they now backed full income tax powers for the Edinburgh Government - if the country voted to stay in the United Kingdom. David Cameron told workers at an electrical goods warehouse in Newark that Scotland would not automatically get back into the EU if it left the UK. He said the country would have to apply like every other country
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Prime Minister says an independent Scotland would have to wait to join EU
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Claims it would join Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia in Brussels queue
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Comes as Scottish Tories back full income tax powers for Holyrood

Question: He added: 'The risk that outside the UK you wouldn't keep the pound, the risk that outside the UK you've got to reapply to the EU, the risk that outside the UK you wouldn't have such a strong economy with so many jobs and you know in the end its a positive argument I'm making because I think the @placeholder has been a great success story.


(CNN) -- The family of long-missing former FBI agent Robert Levinson has renewed its request for a meeting with the bureau's new director following reports Levinson had been working for the CIA when he vanished, the family's lawyer said Monday. Levinson disappeared on a trip to Iran in 2007, and U.S. officials say they have no idea where he is now. The Associated Press and The Washington Post reported last week that he had been working as a contractor for the CIA, but the White House said Levinson "was not a U.S. government employee" when he disappeared. Family attorney David McGee said Levinson's relatives were supposed to meet with FBI Director James Comey about the case long before it became publicly known that Levinson was working for the CIA. The FBI has delayed previously scheduled meetings since Comey took over as director in September, McGee says.
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Former FBI agent Robert Levinson has been missing since 2007
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He had been a contract employee for the CIA, reports disclosed last week
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His family wants a meeting with FBI Director James Comey after those reports
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Family lawyer says Levinson was working for the CIA when he disappeared

Question: A U.S. law enforcement official said the @placeholder is working to set up that meeting with Comey, who has been traveling extensively, and the bureau hopes to arrange that meeting soon.


By Tim Shipman And Emine Sinmaz PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 25 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:03 EST, 25 March 2013 Boris Johnson yesterday laughed off the BBC interview that branded him ‘a nasty piece of work’, saying his inquisitor ‘did a splendid job’. The London Mayor praised Eddie Mair for the grilling he gave him, and how he focussed on whether Mr Johnson had lied about an extramarital affair. But Mr Johnson’s father took a very different view, denouncing the BBC man for a ‘disgusting piece of journalism’ during Sunday’s interview. Scroll down for video Sealed with a kiss: Boris Johnson gets a kiss from Jessica Alamai as he received a more welcome reception from traders and shoppers in Dalston today following the BBC interview yesterday
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Mayor of London given rough ride by Andrew Marr stand-in
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Mr Johnson has said his interviewer put in an 'Oscar-winning performance'
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Exchange came ahead of BBC documentary to be screened tonight
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Boris's father Stanley Johnson has described interview as 'disgusting'
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In a radio interview he said: 'The BBC sank about as low as it could'
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Prime Minister: 'Never underestimate Boris' ability to get out of a tight spot'

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Thousands of people who filled the streets of Cairo on Tuesday hope their demonstrations against corruption and failing economic policies will cause upheaval in the government, like the similar protests in Tunisia that inspired them. But analysts caution that in Egypt, the protesters are up against a different set of challenges. Juan Cole, a Middle East historian at the University of Michigan and blogger, describes Tunisia as "a little bit unique." "There have been lots of civil wars. There's been lots of societies in turmoil. But this kind of phenomenon where you had crowds peacefully coming into the streets to demand a change in their own contract with their government -- in the Arab world proper, this is the first time it's happened and it's the first time since 1979 in the Middle East," Cole told CNN last week.
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Analysts: Egypt is a different story from Tunisia
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Analyst: Tunisia "a little bit unique"
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Time writer says Egypt "not ready" for revolution
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Protesters believe Cairo demonstrations can help trigger change

Question: Tunisia also lacked the oil resources of other Arab states and the ethnic divisions seen in other @placeholder countries, which make it harder for opposition movements to unite, he noted.


Diego Maradona thinks Steven Gerrard and England's defence should be held responsible for the defeat to Uruguay that crushed their World Cup hopes. The Argentina legend singled out Gerrard for his part in the 2-1 loss, saying the England captain 'could have done better' in both goals that were scored by his Liverpool team-mate Luis Suarez. The 1986 World Cup hero thinks the skipper could have tracked Uruguay's Nicolas Lodeiro better for the first goal, before he 'made a mess' by nodding the ball into Suarez's path for the second. VIDEO Scroll down to hear Zlatan Ibrahimovic have his say on England's tough group
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Diego Maradona says Steven Gerrard 'could have done better' with Uruguay's first goal, then 'made a mess' of the second
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The Argentina legend 'England paid the price' for their defensive mistakes
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He thinks game was won and lost between Luis Suarez and Wayne Rooney
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England crashed out of the World Cup after two Group D defeats
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Maradona led Argentina to World Cup triumph in 1986

Question: Survived: Uruguay celebrate as they beat England 2-1 to move up @placeholder


By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 25 October 2013 A father-to-be has spoken of his desperate desire to meet his unborn daughter before he dies from cancer. Jared Noel is battling advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and his lungs. The 32-year-old doctor, from Auckland, New Zealand, was diagnosed with the disease in 2008. Jared Noel (with wife, Hannah) is battling advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and his lungs. The 32-year-old doctor, from New Zealand, was diagnosed with the disease in 2008. He is now desperately hoping to live long enough to meet his unborn daughter, due in January
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Jared Noel has advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and lungs
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32-year-old doctor has already undergone 66 rounds of chemotherapy
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Knowing the disease wasn't curable, he and wife Hannah tried for a baby
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Their daughter, conceived after four rounds of IVF, is due on January 21
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Now fears he won't meet his unborn child - and has decided to try life-prolonging drug Avastin to slow tumour growth
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Well-wishers have now donated £30,000 and he begins treatment next week

Question: '@placeholder and I have been given more than we could ever have asked or imagined toward the cost of his treatment and the care of our baby.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Princess Diana's relationships with two Muslim men provoked an outburst from her mother, who called her daughter "a whore", Paul Burrell, the princess's former butler, told an inquest Monday. Diana once referred to her former butler Paul Burrell as "my rock." Burrell, who returned to Britain from his home in Florida to give evidence, was the first star witness of the London inquest, now in its fourth month. His role as confidant to Diana, who died in a Paris car crash on August 31, 1997, along with her boyfriend Dodi Fayed and hotel security chief Henri Paul, meant his testimony was eagerly anticipated.
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Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, gives evidence at inquest
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Describes phone call in which Diana's mother called her daughter"a whore"
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Burrell says Queen Elizabeth's husband was not involved in Diana's death
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Also claims that Diana told him: "I need marriage like a bad rash"

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By Kerry Mcdermott New Scotland Yard, the famous headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is set to be sold off in a radical £500 million cost-cutting plan, it was announced today. The force is planning to move its HQ - one of London’s best-known landmarks - to a new smaller site on the Embankment. The plan is part of a drive to axe dozens of police stations and buildings across London and save the force millions of pounds a year. Landmark: The sale of the 1960s building could raise as much as £150million for the cash-strapped Met Estate agents say the sale of the building - a 1960s office block in the heart of London - could raise £150 million for the cash strapped force.
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The Met's famous headquarters in Westminster will be sold off as part of a radical cost cutting plan
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The force will move its HQ to a new, smaller site at Embankment
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Plan is part of a drive to axe dozens of police stations and buildings across London to save money
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Chairman of Met Police Federation likened the sale of the iconic building to losing the Crown Jewels

Question: 1887 - The @placeholder headquarters expands into several neighbouring addresses, including several stables.


MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN) -- The driver of a truck that collided with a bus in northeast Mexico, killing 12 people including 11 passengers from the United States and Canada, was intoxicated, a Mexican official said Tuesday. Emergency workers wheel a crash victim on a gurney after Monday's bus crash in Mexico. The tractor-trailer's 21-year-old driver was among those hospitalized after Monday's crash near Monterrey, Mexico, said Segismundo Doguin Martinez, a police official in the Mexican state of Coahuila. The driver of the bus was among those killed, and 15 bus passengers were injured. The Senda Express bus, operated by Grupo Senda, had been traveling from McAllen, Texas, carrying tourists to Zacatecas in central Mexico.
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18-wheeler swerved into oncoming traffic, official says; side of bus sheared off
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Death toll at 12: Eight from U.S., three from Canada, and bus driver, from Mexico
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Victim's daughter in Iowa says consulate called at 1:30 a.m. with word of crash

Question: Seven of the injured @placeholder are from Texas and one is from Iowa, the newspaper said.


(CNN)In a national title game where most of the pregame focus was on the starting quarterbacks, it was a determined running back who was the star. Ohio State sophomore tailback Ezekiel Elliott continued his record-setting running with 246 yards and four touchdowns as the Buckeyes rolled to a 42-20 victory over Oregon in the inaugural College Football Playoff national championship on Monday. It was the third consecutive game in which Elliott ran for more than 200 yards. After a record 220 in the Big Ten championship in December and a record 230 in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day, he set a mark for the national title contest (including the BCS title games) by making Oregon use multiple players to bring him down. And even that didn't always work.
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Ohio State held Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota to just two TD passes
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The Buckeyes had a balanced offense led by running back Ezekiel Elliott, who scored four touchdowns

Question: @placeholder (14-1) overcame four turnovers, including two mistakes that led to 10 points in the second half as Oregon (13-2) closed an 11-point halftime deficit to just one.


The owner of a race horse at the center of a cheating storm says he is shaken and upset by allegations his animal was 'buzzed' with an outlawed electrical device. Veteran trainer Danny Pish, 49, says he first learned of the controversy when a photo emerged of jockey Roman Chapa clutching the tiny gadget as he crossed the finish line at Sam Houston Race Park, Houston, Texas, on Quiet Acceleration January 17. Mr Pish insisted he had never seen anyone using a similar device in his three decades in the sport and was appalled to learn it appeared to have been used on his six-year-old gelding, Quiet Acceleration.
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Roman Chapa, 43, of Big Spring, Texas, was photographed with what officials say is a prohibited electric device used to shock the horse
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Chapa was suspended in 2007 for using an electric device and has a conviction for cruelty to a dog
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A Peta investigation caught a trainer talking about Chapa's use of an electric device in 2014
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Chapa also faces a felony charge and a warrant was issued for his arrest on Tuesday, as of Thursday morning he remained at large
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The horse's owner and trainer, Daniel Pish, told Daily Mail Online he was shocked and upset about the incident and knew nothing about it
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Quiet Acceleration, a gelding who turns six later this year, has won $200,000 and its health is fine after being shocked, Pish said

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The FBI is scrambling to track a growing number of Americans who have left to join the fight in Syria, including investigating how the young men were recruited and the logistics of their travel, officials said Thursday. Dozens of Americans are among the thousands of foreigners who have flocked to Syria to take part in its bloody civil war. "How are people being radicalized, what methods are being used, and what are the logistics behind the travel of some of these young men?" said Kyle Loven, chief division counsel for FBI in Minneapolis, discussing how Syria has replaced Somalia as the go-to place for young jihadists in recent years.
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U.S. seeks information on Americans traveling to Syria to fight
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The death toll of Americans killed in Syria's civil war may have tripled in recent days
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U.S. official: Foreigners fighting for such extremist groups come from 50 nations
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Obama spokesman: U.S.-born extremists dangerous due to training, willingness to die

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:06 EST, 21 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:55 EST, 21 February 2014 New Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon was joined by the First Lady on Thursday night, as she took part in a skit and promoted her Let's Move campaign. Michelle Obama talked about the Olympics, her first job, and how her eldest daughter Malia will soon be learning to drive. In the opening section to the show, the First Lady starred in a skit with Fallon and Anchorman star Will Ferrell, where she showed off her dance moves.
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Michelle Obama pushes Obamacare on Tonight Show as she urges more young people to sign up
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First Lady jokes with Fallon about her daughter learning to drive in presidential limo

Question: Ewww: The First Lady and Fallon squeal in disgust at a picture of @placeholder


A German woman has died in a skydiving accident in Arizona where parachutists were attempting to set a world record. The woman, who has not been named, was jumping in Eloy at 7.30am on Thursday when her parachute malfunctioned, Jocelyn Bernatchez, spokeswoman for Skydive Arizona, said. 'The malfunctioning parachute was released too low to allow the reserve parachute to fully open,' she told the Arizona Daily Star. The skydiver was declared dead at the scene. Tragic: A person in the World Team has died while trying to break the world record for a formation jump. Pictured, the Team, a group of 222 skydivers from 28 nations, attempts to break the record on Tuesday
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A German woman's parachute malfunctioned during the dive on Thursday and her reserve parachute did not have time to open
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220 people from 28 countries were attempting to break the world record for a 'formation jump', in which they fall together in a formation
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They have not succeeded to break the record so far this week

Question: 'It had nothing to do with the size of the group or the aircraft,' @placeholder spokeswoman Gulcin Gilbert said.


For the first time ever, two high school students from Florida with Down syndrome were crowned homecoming king and queen. Travjuan Hunter, who goes by Bubba, and his queen Semone Adkins stood in a football field on October 11th in front of all their peers who cheered them on as they were adorned with crowns and handed bouquets of flowers. Bubba proudly wore a black tuxedo and Semone stunned in a floor length sparkly gray dress. The two lucky students were among 12 students at West Orange High in Central Florida competing for the title of homecoming king and queen.
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Travjuan Hunter, who goes by Bubba, and his queen Semone Adkins were crowned on a football field in front of all their 3,800 peers
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The two lucky students were among 12 students at West Orange High in Central Florida competing for the title of homecoming king and queen
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'It was a dream come true, because I always knew that she was going to be something great in this world and this is just the beginning for us,' said Semone's mom
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'I am so excited, I am so proud of my son,' said Bubba's mom
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Bubba and Semone have been close friends since they were six-years-old

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