A senior Justice Department official told a House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on Thursday that several agencies including the FBI are investigating partisan political activity inside the IRS, and that former official Lois Lerner's disappearing emails are on the menu. A criminal investigation, Deputy Attorney General James Cole testified, 'is being conducted by career attorneys and agents of the Department’s Criminal and Civil Rights Divisions, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. Cole declined to provide lawmakers with details about what the DOJ has uncovered. 'I can, however, tell you,' he added, 'that the investigation includes investigating the circumstances of the lost emails from Ms.Lerner’s computer.'
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Deputy attorney general testifies that the DOJ is looking into the 2011 disappearance of years of Lerner's emails following a hard drive crash
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Republicans believe the emails would show the former IRS official's leading role in a scheme to target conservative nonprofit groups
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A House Oversight subcommittee is hearing from Deputy AG James Cole on Thursday morning

Question: That seems unlikely, as @placeholder's appearance at Thursday's hearing appears calculated in part to quell conservatives' fears about the DOJ's impartiality.


When Martin Viera's Chevrolet rolled out of the dealer's lot, Harry Truman was president of the United States, gasoline cost 27 cents a gallon and a 24-year-old lefty named Tommy Lasorda was pitching for Almendares in the Cuban winter baseball league. That world is long gone, but the Chevy's still running on the streets of Havana - part of a fleet of classic cars that have become an icon of tourism in the socialist nation - and is earning the locals a good salary. For decades, the cars slowly decayed. But officials in recent years have eased state control over the economy by allowing limited self-employment. So those lucky enough to have a pre-revolutionary car can earn money legally by ferrying tourists — or Cubans celebrating weddings — along Havana's waterfront Malecon boulevard.
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Cuban officials have eased state control over self-employment so locals can drive around tourists in their classic cars for an income
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Viera's 1951 Chevrolet and Osmani Rodriguez's 1954 Ford are now part of Havana's tourist draw and the old classics are being polished to look brand new

Question: A man drives a classic American car after the exhibition of antique classic cars in Havana - While the U.S. embargo that took effect in 1961 stopped the flow of new cars, and most parts, a few @placeholder now manage to bring in replacement parts when friends or family visit from the U.S.


A ball gown worn by the then Princess Elizabeth and gifted to a telephone operator  is now to be auctioned. The dress designed by influential fashion designer Norman Hartnell, the respected and official Royal Family clothier, is set to make a minimum of £25,000. Speaking to a 1961 issue of Woman's Own which featured the beautiful gown, Kathleen Ward, who worked at Buckingham Palace for six years, gives an extraordinary insight into the royal family before the coronation of the monarch. Scroll down for video Queen of style: A luxurious pink silk ball gown worn in the 1940s by Queen Elizabeth and later gifted to a telephone operator working at Buckingham Palace at the time
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In 1949, Kathleen Ward worked as a telephone operator for the Royals
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The 18-year-old received the dress after the Queen worn it on a night out
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Fashion designer Norman Hartnell designed the ball gown
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Los Angeles based auctioneers Nate D Sanders are now selling it online

Question: 'A red velvet evening dress, a dusty pink afternoon dress and a pink and white @placeholder evening dress.


A mysterious 'pyramid' has been spotted on the surface of a comet that scientists are hoping will unlock the secrets to how Earth formed. The strange structure was discovered by the Rosetta probe as it orbited comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko 297 million miles (478 million km) from Earth. At around 82ft-tall (25 metres), the structure is one of the larger boulders seen on the comet and could help scientists better understand its history. Scroll down for video Boulder Cheops, taken by Rosetta’s OSIRIS camera on 19 September , from a distance of 17.7 miles (28.5km) The 'pyramid' stood out among a group of boulders on the lower side of 67P/C-G's larger lobe – an area that has reminded scientists of the famous pyramids at Giza near Cairo in Egypt.
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Structure is one of the comet's larger boulders seen by Rosetta
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It could help scientists better understand how the comet formed
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It is in a region that reminded scientists of the pyramids at Giza
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Esa has named the structure Cheops, after the largest of those pyramids, the Great Pyramid, which was for the pharaoh Cheops in 2550 BC
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On November 11, Rosetta will send Philae probe to comet's surface
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Scientists hope the spider-like probe will send back data that could answer questions on the origin of Earth's water and perhaps even life

Question: Last month a 2.4 mile-wide (4km) region on the 'head' of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko was revealed as the spot for the daring landing of Rosetta's @placeholder probe.


Radical preacher: Anjem Choudary was one of nine men arrested by officers in London this morning Britain's most notorious Islamist hate preacher was arrested yesterday in a huge police operation. Anjem Choudary, 47, was one of nine men held in a series of co-ordinated dawn raids by counter-terrorist police. The show of force targeted the leadership of radical organisation Al-Muhajiroun, which he founded almost 20 years ago, and was later banned. The arrests came on the eve of the first British air strikes on Islamic extremists waging war in Iraq and Syria. Many of those held across London yesterday have been vocal cheerleaders of the bloodshed in the Middle East.
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Choudary arrested along with eight other men in London this morning
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The 47-year-old had just moved out of Walthamstow home a week ago
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Neighbours say he 'totally gutted the house' and moved out his items
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Muslim activist Abu Izzadeen, born Trevor Brooks, also among arrests
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Premises in London and Stoke-on-Trent are being searched by police
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Officers: 'Part of ongoing investigation into Islamist-related terrorism'
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Men arrested for 'supporting banned group' said to be al-Muhajiroun
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Group, which has changed names in past, was banned in UK in 2010

Question: Yet his apparent disdain for @placeholder has not stopped the married father of four claiming up to £25,000 a year in benefits from the British taxpayer.


TV presenter: Qiu Yuanyuan declined treatment while pregnant to avoid it harming her unborn baby A Chinese television presenter who refused chemotherapy treatment after discovering she had cancer when she was pregnant has died. Qiu Yuanyuan, 26, of Zhengzhou, Henan, who had declined treatment while pregnant to avoid it harming her unborn baby, died exactly 100 days after giving birth to her son, Niannian. The former chess game show host learned she was pregnant in March - but the results of a physical exam found she had a late-stage malignant tumour, according to reports in China. She decided to stop her treatment to protect her baby, but the cancer then spread around her body – and she was admitted to hospital in September when her conditioned worsened.
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Qiu Yuanyuan, 26, of Zhengzhou,  had declined treatment while pregnant
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Game show presenter died exactly 100 days after giving birth to her son
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Husband says she 'understood that not everything in life can be perfect'

Question: I hope everyone can silently bless her and our child, and smile at life - just as @placeholder did.’


Washington (CNN) -- As they furiously typed computer code through the night in a small Capitol Hill office, little did they know they were about to change the way Americans would view what has become known as the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history. The handful of staffers from Rep. Ed Markey's now defunct Select Committee for Energy Independence and Global Warming had just received word from oil giant BP that they would be given a live feed of the underwater cameras monitoring the spewing oil from 8,000 feet below the Gulf of Mexico. The date was May 19, 2010, nearly one month to the day that the Deepwater Horizon well had exploded, killing 11 workers and causing oil to stream unabated into the Gulf.
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Spillcam changed the way BP, government responded to Gulf oil disaster
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Underwater camera allowed scientists to better understand the gusher
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Rep. Markey says a year later, Congress has taken no action to prevent another spill

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By Beci Wood for MailOnline Tourists have developed a real ‘taste for travel’ in recent years - with international foods the top product to bring back home. British Airways has compiled the most popular foodstuffs holidaymakers bring home from the 200 countries that they operate within. American sweets Hershey's Kisses and Peanut M&M's take the first and third spots, respectively, with Turkish delight also making the top three. Popular treat: Holidaymakers to the US frequently bring Hershey's Kisses back home with them Tayto’s Cheese & Onion Crisps (Ireland), Chianti wine (Italy), Tunnock's Tea Cakes (Scotland), The Chocolate Block wine (South Africa), Tim Tam biscuits (Australia), Oliveira da Serra Gourmet Olive Oil (Portugal) and Mount Gay Rum from the Caribbean complete the top 10 foods taken home.
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American sweets are the most popular foodstuffs taken home from holiday
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Hershey's Kisses and Peanut M&M's take first and third spots in study
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Brits take Marmite, marmalade and Newcastle Brown Ale abroad with them

Question: ‘We associate happy memories with holidays, and being able to relive these, even for just a few pleasurable moment with a glass of @placeholder, or slice of rum cake, can transport us back to our holiday instantly.’


"When the Ebola outbreak started, it was very terrifying for everybody," recalls Michael Chu'no Ike from Nsukka in Nigeria's Enugu State. "People were afraid it could be transmitted by air and started believing all sorts of rumors about how to boost their immunity." The virus has killed over 5,100 people worldwide, eight of which have been in Nigeria. While his home country has been declared Ebola free, Ike is creating a voice messaging system to raise awareness about the killer disease in the worst effected countries: Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. "Over 70% of people in West Africa live in rural and semi-urban areas," explains Ike, founder of the HaltEbola mobile service. "These groups usually do not have access to internet but they have good mobile phone coverage. Therefore, we saw the effectiveness in using the oldest means of communication -- voice -- to reach people."
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The deadly Ebola virus has killed over 5,100 people worldwide during this outbreak
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African business leaders have committed $28 million and logistical support to fight the virus
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Voice-messaging systems are being developed to educate people in their local language about how to avoid infection
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Music is being used as a means to spread the message about Ebola

Question: @placeholder's vision is to reach people who are afraid to call authorities and ask for help -- the plan is that citizens will receive a call from HaltEbola, but instead of getting advice from a foreign doctor, they will hear a recorded message from local celebrities.

Question: Ike's vision is to reach people who are afraid to call authorities and ask for help -- the plan is that citizens will receive a call from @placeholder, but instead of getting advice from a foreign doctor, they will hear a recorded message from local celebrities.


(CNN) -- Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have unveiled their itinerary for their visit to New Zealand and Australia next month -- but it's unclear whether Prince George will be attending engagements with them. Announcing the royal couple's planned engagements on the April 7 -25 visit, the Prince's private secretary identified occasions at which the youngest royal might be present, but kept an element of suspense: "George being just a little over eight-months-old by the time they travel, I'm sure you will appreciate that the couple will have to make a final decision on those moments much closer to the time."
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Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will visit NZ and Australia from April 7 to 25
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A final decision has not been made on Prince George's presence at public events
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Queen Elizabeth II had to give permission for the two heirs to the throne to fly together
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It will be Catherine's first visit to either country, while Prince William first visited in 1983

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By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 09:33 EST, 7 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:46 EST, 7 October 2013 An elderly British couple have been knocked down and killed in America whilst trying to cross a five lane freeway in America to reach a roadside diner. Edward McElroy, 76, and his 70-year old wife Brenda were thought to have been walking hand-in-hand when they were hit by a pick-up truck - just 24 hours after they arrived in the US for a last-minute 'fly drive' holiday. A nurse attempted to give first aid to the couple, but both were pronounced dead at the scene having been killed instantly.
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Edward McElroy, 76, and his wife, Brenda, were killed in West Virginia
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They were struck by a truck and both died at the scene in Barboursville
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They had gone to America for a last-minute fly-drive holiday

Question: Nearly 80 per cent of @placeholder is covered in trees and ‘fall driving tours’ are a popular tourist attraction.


A father who co-wrote a book with his son about how the boy visited heaven after a car wreck was telling the truth, his family has said - even though the youngster has now denied the tale. Alex Malarkey, now 16, was in a coma for two months and left paralyzed after the wreck in 2004, but when he awoke, he claimed an angel had lifted him up to heaven where he met Jesus and Satan. With his father, Kevin Malarkey, he wrote best-selling book 'The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven' in 2010 - but this week, Alex claimed the whole story was a lie.
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Alex Malarkey said he visited heaven and met Jesus while in a coma for two months at age six following a car crash in 2004
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He then wrote the best-selling book with his father Kevin, who is recently separated from Alex's mother
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Now Alex has written an open letter to publishers saying he made it all up
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His mother says Alex receives no money from the sale of the book
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But Kevin Malarkey's family say they stand by him, saying: 'Kevin has always told the truth. He's not sure why Alex is saying this'

Question: 'It is both puzzling and painful to watch the book @placeholder to not only continue to sell, but to continue, for the most part, to not be questioned.'


Jackson's private doctor criticised for lack of vital hospital equipment Singer's mother Katherine Jackson seen shaking her head in public gallery By David Gardner Last updated at 9:29 AM on 20th October 2011 A simple medical technique could have prevented the death of Michael Jackson, a leading anaesthesiologist told jurors today. Doctor Steven Shafer said lifting the chin of a patient under anaesthetic  to clear the airwaves should be the first thing a doctor tries to revive someone who has stopped breathing. The jury in the trial of Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson's private doctor, was also shown a dramatic video re-enacting how the singer stopped breathing after taking a deadly cocktail of drugs to help him sleep.
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Jackson's private doctor criticised for lack of vital hospital equipment
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Singer's mother Katherine Jackson seen shaking her head in public gallery

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(CNN) -- A purse used to smack a gunman at a Florida school board meeting has sold on eBay for $13,100, the auction site said Wednesday. Proceeds from the sale will go to Salvage Santa, a charity started by Mike Jones that restores old bicycles and toys and gives them to children in the Florida Panhandle around the holidays. Jones is the security officer who police said shot and wounded 56-year-old Clay Duke after he took over a Bay District School Board meeting earlier in December, upset that the district had fired his wife. Duke later shot and killed himself.
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Ginger Littleton hit the gunman with the purse
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Clay Duke took over a school board meeting, upset that the district had fired his wife
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He later shot himself after a security officer wounded him
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Sales from the purse will go to charity

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(EW.com) -- Does invoking the mighty name of "Avatar" to describe the pleasures of "Mars Needs Moms" sound presumptuous? Hear me out: "Avatar" is a great, myth-minded adventure about a human guy able to project himself into the beatifically peaceful world of the Na'vi from Pandora. Despite an earthbound script, the movie, with its computer-generated imagery and 3-D effects, is visually magnificent, proudly so. Also long. In a parallel universe, "Mars Needs Moms" is a great, jaunty adventure about an unruly kid named Milo (Seth Green, the right guy for the job) who had no plans to go to Mars but finds himself there anyway.
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"Mars Needs Moms" is a great, jaunty adventure about an unruly kid named Milo
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Screenplay is delightful, by turns funny and emotional
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3-D technology blend sboth animate and inanimate subjects in one magical landscape

Question: (@placeholder surveillance has verified that Milo's mom is good at nagging her boy to take out the trash.)


Apple is set to release the latest version of its Mac software to a million users tomorrow, as part of its biggest ever test program. The Yosemite software will eventually allow users to make and receive calls and notifications from their Mac - even if the phone is in another room. The software has also been overhauled with a new 'flat' look, and can search the web without having to open a browser. Scroll down for video Apple's Federighi (pictured) unveiled the radical overhaul of Apple's Mac software, called Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite earlier this year. The firm is making it available to users tomorrow in a special 'preview' version
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Final version will allow iPhone users to make and receive calls from a Mac
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System redesigned for Apple's high resolution retina display
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Spolight system allows users to search Wikipedia and the web without having to open a browser
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Also comes with a new online storage service called iCloud Drive
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Preview version will be available for free download tomorrow

Question: If you start writing an email on your iPhone and want to finish it on your @placeholder, your iPhone hands it to your Mac with the cursor in the same location.

Question: If you start writing an email on your iPhone and want to finish it on your Mac, your iPhone hands it to your @placeholder with the cursor in the same location.


(CNN) -- China's and Japan's top leaders met in Belgium, indicating a thaw in relations since a diplomatic battle broke out last month over Japan's arrest of a Chinese fishing captain off the disputed Diaoyu Islands. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan met Monday in Brussels, on the sidelines of the Asia-Europe Meeting. They met in a corridor outside the conference venue after a working dinner and spoke for about 25 minutes, Kan told reporters, according to Japan's Kyodo news agency. During the meeting, Wen stressed the mutual benefits of Beijing and Tokyo maintaining good relations, according to China's state-run media. Kan said likewise, Kyodo said.
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NEW: Wen and Kan also reiterated their nations' claims to disputed islands
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Wen Jiabao and Naoto Kan met on the sidelines of the Asia-Europe Meeting
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They spoke for about 25 minutes, Kan says
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The leaders agreed on the mutual benefits of China and Japan maintaining good relations

Question: Kan told @placeholder that the islands are an integral part of Japanese territory, Kyodo said.


It was an accolade previously held by the Duchess of Cambridge. But today, as Kim Sears cheered Andy Murray to fourth round victory at the Australian Open showcasing yet another affordable gem, it was clear she has earned the title Queen of the High Street. Despite having her own successful company painting animal portraits - not to mention a boyfriend worth millions - Kim always looks to the high street for her courtside outfits. But with her glossy hair, expensive highlights and that darn Mulberry bag we've been coveting for over a year now, she makes absolute bargain High Street buys look anything but.
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Andy Murray beat Frenchman Stephane Robert in 4th round match
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Chic girlfriend of eight years Kim Sears was courtside for support
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Carries trusty Mulberry Willow tote and wears dress by Hobbs - on sale at Asos for £77
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Wore layered bracelets, £55 each, by Pandora
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Last week carried same bag but chose outfits by Ted Baker
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Now Murray will face either Federer or Tsonga in quarter finals - to be decided in today's match

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(CNN) -- Senegal's opposition June 23rd Movement is calling for a mass rally in Dakar on Tuesday to protest a ruling allowing President Abdoulaye Wade to run for a third term as well as to demand the release of dozens of government critics arrested in the wake of weekend rioting that followed the decision. The group is also demanding that Senegal's highest court, the constitutional council, allow three independent candidates, including Grammy-winning musician Youssou N'Dour, to seek the presidency of the West African nation, spokesman Amath Dansokho said Monday. The court rejected their candidacies on Friday in the same ruling that granted Wade and 13 others spots on the February ballot.
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President's office predicts Tuesday protest will be small
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Senegal's opposition movement calls for mass protest against election ruling
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The ruling Friday keeps three independent candidates off the ballot
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It also allows the country's president to run for a third term

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(CNN) -- The Iraqi army shelled Falluja on Saturday in an effort to clear out al Qaeda-linked fighters amid dueling claims by the terror group and government forces about just who was in control of the flashpoint city in the Anbar province. The fighting in the Sunni province in recent days has posed a serious challenge to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his Shiite-dominated government, raising questions about his ability to hold the country together amid a rising insurgency. Conflicting reports have the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), formerly the group commonly known as al Qaeda in Iraq, in partial control of Falluja, the site of some of the bloodiest fighting between U.S. forces and insurgents during the Iraq War.
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NEW: At least seven people have been killed and 31 wounded in shelling, medical officials say
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NEW: Al Qaeda-linked fighters warn Sunnis to stop working with the government
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NEW: "There will be no withdrawal," Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki says

Question: That was quickly followed by a move to close two protest camps that were established last year as part of ongoing demonstrations against the @placeholder-led government, which protesters have said has marginalized the country's minority Sunni population.


In a move sure to attract attention from the music industry, a small group of coders claiming to be part of Anonymous is putting together a social music platform. The rather ambitious goal: Create a service that seamlessly pulls up songs streaming from all around the internet. The project, called Anontune and still in its infancy, is designed to pull songs from third-party sources like YouTube and let anonymous users put them into playlists and share them — while keeping the service from being shut down by music industry lawsuits. Reached by e-mail, one of the creators of Anontune told Wired the project was started by a group of anons who met online six years ago on what was then an underground hacking site. The group, mostly focused at the time on "cracking," began discussing music, favorite artists and what they would do to fix current music business models.
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Group identified as Anonymous putting together a social-music platform
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Anontune is designed to pull songs from third-party sources for users
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Using the service will require loading code written by 'Anons' on your computer

Question: "We would say stuff like, 'People really use @placeholder as a music player yet it really sucks for that purpose ... it's too unorganized,'" the anon wrote to Wired.

Question: "It has come to our attention that the state of online music has been sabotaged by the fat hands of corporate involvement," the @placeholder video's voiceover states.


Louis van Gaal has faced considerable criticism from supporters in recent weeks, but Manchester United's form suggests the Dutchman deserves credit for his tactics. Some turgid attacking displays have frustrated the club's fans, but over the last 15 Premier League matches United have secured more points than any other team. Van Gaal's side have taken 34 points from a possible 45. Chelsea, meanwhile, have taken 33, Manchester City 31, Tottenham 29, Arsenal and Liverpool both took 28, and Southampton won 24. Chris Smalling celebrates after scoring during Manchester United's 3-1 win against Burnley Louis van Gaal has faced criticism from fans, but no team has won more points from the last 15 league games
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Manchester United have won 34 points from their last 15 league matches
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Jose Mourinho's Chelsea have won 33 over the same period
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Manchester City (31) are third in the list, Tottenham (29) are fourth
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Liverpool, Arsenal (both 28) and Southampton (24) complete the list
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Question: During that period, @placeholder lost just one match (against Southampton) and managed to beat three of their rivals for a top-four spot (Southampton, Arsenal and Liverpool).


Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN) -- The Korean Peninsula is a tinderbox. One miscalculation can quickly lead to all-out war and hundreds of thousands of military and civilian casualties on both sides. Millions of North and South Koreans live very close to the DMZ. The North also has a million heavily armed troops on their side of the DMZ; the South nearly has many. There are also nearly 30,000 U.S. troops along the frontier with thousands of artillery pieces and missile launchers facing each other. The North is widely believed to be building a nuclear arsenal. I believe this is the most dangerous spot on Earth right now.
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer traveled with Gov. Bill Richardson to communist North Korea
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Blitzer was worried war would break out while he was there and would be trapped
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Blitzer says he was constantly watched, but his overseers were intelligent, polite
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No impression North Korea on the verge of crumbling, Blitzer said

Question: It was a roller coaster of emotions -- ranging from real fear of war on the @placeholder to relief that the North had stepped back from the brink and even accepted some of Richardson's proposals.


Washington (CNN) -- A political standoff that spanned five decades and 10 presidents began to crumble Wednesday with President Barack Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba. The announcement was the product of a year of clandestine back-channelling between the U.S. and Cuba, facilitated by the Canadians and the Vatican and with personal involvement from the Pope. "Today, America chooses to cut loose the shackles of the past, so as to reach for a better future for the Cuban people, for the American people, for our entire hemisphere and for the world," Obama said in a statement announcing his decision.
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President Barack Obama announced on Wednesday plans to normalize diplomatic relations with Cuba
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The move will ease economic and travel restrictions with the island nation
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Cuban President Raul Castro hailed the move

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 These are the 28 suburbs across Australia that are predicted to enjoy above average price growth in 2015. The list of suburbs were released in NAB's latest Residential Property Survey with Brisbane and Sydney expected to lead the market for capital growth this year. The areas were selected by more than 300 panellists including real estate agents and property developers. Scroll down for video In NSW the inner Sydney suburbs of Glebe, Newtown, Surry Hills, Sydney and Marrickville made the top 28 list along with Eastwood, Manly (pictured) and Ryde in the city's north and Oran Park and Penrith further out west
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The list of 28 suburbs were released in NAB's latest Residential Property Survey
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Suburbs were selected by more than 300 panellists including real estate agents and property developers
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Brisbane and Sydney are expected to lead the market for capital growth this year
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Sydney suburbs include Glebe, Newtown, Surry Hills, Sydney, Marrickville, Eastwood, Manly, Ryde, Oran Park and Penrith
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Brisbane is expected to take the limelight from Sydney in 2015, with a predicted 5.7 percent growth in house prices

Question: NSW: Eastwood, Glebe, @placeholder, Marrickville, Newtown, Oran Park, Penrith, Ryde, Surry Hills, Sydney


We're not sure what was on the menu for Robin van Persie and his Dutch pals but it's unlikely to have been Mexican. Four defeats in their last five games had left Holland's players in need of a spot of team bonding. So Arjen Robben, Ibrahim Afellay, Wesley Sneijder and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Van Persie headed to a nearby restaurant following Wednesday's 3-2 defeat by Mexico in Amsterdam. Arjen Robben, Ibrahim Afellay, Wesley Sneijder and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Robin van Persie tuck in Carlos Vela scored twice in his first international appearance since 2011 as Mexico exacted revenge for their controversial World Cup exit.
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(CNN) -- She was the world's crusader against the trafficking of girls for sex in Cambodia, and she told an extraordinary personal tale: she was a village girl sold by a grandfatherly man into sex slavery. Triumphant as well as beautiful, Somaly Mam won attention from Oprah Winfrey, a New York Times columnist, a PBS documentary, Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2009, and even CNN, which named her a "Hero" in 2007. The fame -- and her memoir "The Road of Lost Innocence" -- generated millions of dollars for her Somaly Mam Foundation, fighting sex traffickers. But her personal story wasn't true, according to a Newsweek exposé this month.
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Somaly Mam drew international attention for her personal tale of surviving sex slavery
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She used that narrative to begin a foundation and collect money to save girls
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But Newsweek reports this month that her personal story is untrue
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Mam resigned from the foundation this week

Question: In the wake of the magazine's revelations, Mam resigned this week from her foundation, which had hired a law firm to independently investigate @placeholder's background when questions arose.


By Simon Peach, Press Association Leighton Baines does not believe England's World Cup preparations could have gone any better, thanks not only to the acclimatisation process but the club-like bond that it has helped create. The Three Lions are now just a day away from their Group D opener against Italy in the suffocating humidity of the Amazon jungle. Roy Hodgson's side have spent time in the Algarve, Miami and Rio de Janiero to prepare for the tough conditions of Manaus, while warm-up matches against Peru, Ecuador and Honduras have shown them first-hand the kind of opponents they could face in Brazil.
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Baines says England's preparations couldn't have been much better
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Team spirit is 'club-like', according to the Everton left-back
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Roy Hodgson's side take on Italy in Manaus on Saturday

Question: Team spirit: @placeholder left-back Leighton Baines says the World Cup squad have a 'club-like' spirit in Brazil


She made a president blush on his birthday and whole nations of men swoon whenever she appeared on screen. And it seems the charms of Marilyn Monroe have not been muted even 50 years after her death. America's legendary style icon has been crowned queen of the fuller busts by British lingerie shoppers, successfully beating three of our own well-cleavaged beauties to the top spot. Perfect curves: Marilyn Monroe beat actresses including Scarlett Johansson, Mad Men's Christina Hendricks and Sophia Loren to the top spot The actress and singer - who appeared in 1950s comedies including Some Like It Hot and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - was closely trailed in the cleavage league table by TV presenter and host of This Morning, Holly Willoughby, often lovingly nicknamed Holly Willoughbooby.
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Brits Holly Willoughby, Liz Hurley and Kelly Brook nab runner-up spots
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Votes cast by men and women shopping for fuller-bust lingerie

Question: Lady in red: @placeholder actress Scarlett Johansson secured the poll's sixth spot


Washington (CNN) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao wrapped up his visit to the U.S. capital Thursday, telling an audience of American business leaders that Beijing is seeking closer ties and greater trust with the United States on a range of issues. He sought to assuage concerns about China's rising economic and military power, declaring that his country "will never seek hegemony or pursue an expansionist policy." The Chinese leader was unapologetic, however, about Beijing's position on the politically sensitive status of Tibet and Taiwan, calling it a matter of Chinese territorial integrity and a "core interest." We are building "a socialist country under the rule of law," he asserted. He said relations between Washington and Beijing need to be governed by a belief in "equality" and "mutual respect."
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Hu Jintao tells business leaders China is not pursuing an expansionist policy
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Congressional leaders discuss human rights and economic issues with Hu
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The session follows Hu's meeting Wednesday with President Obama

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:11 EST, 3 October 2013 | UPDATED: 13:30 EST, 3 October 2013 A reckless garage worker caught driving a work Mercedes along a dual carriageway with his bonnet up so he could charge its battery has been suspended. The unnamed motorist sped along at 50mph in Hampshire with almost no view of the road through the windscreen. The video has gone viral and was seen by the boss of Winchester's Mercedes dealership who realised it was one of his vehicles, being driven by a member of his staff. Footage showed the man had the bonnet up to allow for a battery booster pack to connect to the engine, leaving a tiny gap for him to look through.
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Driver spotted on a dual carriageway with little or no view from windscreen
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Hampshire Police investigating incident which experts call 'completely mad'
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Boss of Winchester Mercedes garage reveals it was one of his workers
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'We were all shocked to see the footage which showed a member of my staff driving a car with the bonnet open,' Jon Head said

Question: Dangerous: The vehicle was driven along a @placeholder dual carriageway as incredulous motorists watched in horror


By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 Just when we thought Jack Wilshere and Joe Hart were tearing it up in Las Vegas, we’ve unearthed the picture which suggests it may be a little more sedate affair. For keeping watch over his England team-mates and their pool-party antics is none other than James Milner. Yes, the man who has a Twitter parody account – Boring James Milner – is on holiday in Sin City with Arsenal midfielder Wilshere and Manchester City pal Hart. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Joe Hart involved in dumping England masseur into ice bath Not impressed: James Milner (left, grey shorts) watches on as Joe Hart performs an 'elbow drop' into the pool
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England trio on holiday in America ahead of return to training with Premier League clubs
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Arsenal midfielder Wilshere appears to smoke during the pool party at the MGM Grand
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Manchester City goalkeeper Hart performs 'elbow drops' into the pool
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Milner - who has a Twitter parody account Boring James Milner - watches on with relative indifference

Question: Chilling: The @placeholder player enjoys a drink while in the pool in Las Vegas


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:12 EST, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 19:45 EST, 26 October 2012 Praising George McGovern as a man who's 1972 presidential campaign inspired a new wave of political activism who's ramifications can still be seen today, hundreds turned out to pay respects Friday to the former senator they called the 'conscience for our nation.' Among the mourners attending Mcgovern's funeral in Sioux Falls, S.D.,  were three former Democratic presidential candidates: Walter Mondale, Gary Hart, and John Kerry. Like Mondale, each man spent time in the Senate before an unsuccessful run at the Oval Office.
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Vice President Joe Biden memorializes him as 'father of the modern Democratic Party'
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Old supporters gather wearing McGovern campaign buttons
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Private burial still to be held in Washington D.C.

Question: Senator @placeholder, 90, is 'coming to the end of his life'

Question: After McGovern lost his campaign for a fourth @placeholder term he left office in 1981.


By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 07:29 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 15:58 EST, 26 February 2013 They are the ultimate accessory to the world's rich and famous - elite and fearless lookalikes prepared to brave even the most open of open spaces to protect their employer. And while Michael Jackson, Marilyn Monroe and Adolf Hitler all had at least one, the latest celebrity to apparently get her own body double was revealed today - as six-year-old Suri Cruise. The daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes was allegedly replaced by a doppelganger during a day out in New York in a daring bid to hoodwink pursuing paparazzi, according to a local newspaper.
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Suri was allegedly replaced by a doppelganger during a day out in New York
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She was seen getting into a car outside her Manhattan school with mother
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The car then apparently stopped at an eatery and a different girl got out
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The NY Daily News claims the girl was NOT Suri, despite identical outfit
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It said another car soon pulled up at side door and real Suri emerged

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Question: its reporters spotted Ms Holmes collecting Suri from her @placeholder

Question: It has been reported that Tom Cruise has recently beefed up security surrounding @placeholder and met with risk analysts and abduction experts.

Question: Safety fears: It has been reported that @placeholder has recently beefed up security surrounding Suri and met with risk analysts and abduction experts (pictured with Katie Holmes in 2007)


By Mark Duell Last updated at 3:52 PM on 22nd November 2011 The lives of Sarah, 6, and Ethan, 10, were torn apart this year when their 12-year-old brother stabbed them and shot dead their parents. Now the siblings are trying to build a new life in Missouri with their uncle and aunt after leaving Burlington, Colorado, where the tragedy struck. Wally and Sylvia Long adopted the two after they miraculously survived the attack at their home that saw their brother jailed for seven years. Scroll down for video Recovering: The lives of Sarah, 6, and Ethan, 10, were flipped on their heads this year when their 12-year-old brother stabbed them and killed their parents
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Sarah, 6, and Ethan, 10, miraculously survived attack
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Brother killed their parents at Colorado home in March
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Now they live with their uncle and auntie in Missouri

Question: He also cut @placeholder’s throat and stabbed her several times.


Richmond (CNN) -- Closing arguments concluded Friday in the trial of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife Maureen. The two are accused of conspiring to commit corruption after accepting money loans from a person hoping to gain the governor's influential support for a business product. Prosecutors argued during their closing that McDonnell, while seemingly taking responsibility for his actions, blamed others at every turn. McDonnell's defense rides on the claim that he did not know his wife Maureen had accepted loans from Jonnie Williams, who was seeking support from the governor for a product from his nutritional supplement company. Nor did he know that she had accepted designer dresses or a Rolex watch as a gift from Williams, defense lawyers said.
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Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell was a rising star in the Republican Party
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He and his wife are on trial on federal charges
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They are accused of accepting loans and gifts from a businessman
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Closing arguments in the trial concluded Friday; the case will go to the jury next week

Question: Prosecutors said they don't need to prove there was a direct action based on the alleged bribes but did note @placeholder was able to have his business featured during an event at the executive mansion, and the governor pitched his product during a meeting with state workers.


It's too easy to let New Mexico off as simply "The Land of Enchantment." It's true the state has magical desert vistas, Rocky Mountain playgrounds and charming adobe communities that predate Columbus' arrival by a few thousand years. But there's an undeniably eclectic and occasionally dark side to the 47th state as well. In Roswell, residents see UFOs with frightening regularity. In Santa Fe, they burn Zozobra, or "Old Man Gloom," at the stake every fall. And Trinity Site, near Alamogordo, is the first spot on the planet where humans detonated an atomic bomb. Considering that New Mexico is essentially a bilingual state, where about one-third of families speak Spanish (some villagers in the northern mountains speak a dialect of 16th-century Spanish), New Mexico often feels like a foreign country. Add the interesting juxtaposition that it's the fifth-largest state (121,589 square miles), but has a population of about 2 million people (about half the population of Los Angeles), making it one of the least densely populated states in the country.
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Christmas is served 365 days a year in New Mexico
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The state has a longer wine-growing history than California
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New Mexicans may openly carry a gun, no permit required, almost anywhere

Question: Quirky and charming, @placeholder sits at 7,000 feet above sea level, making it the highest state capital in the country.


Dean Shiels admits Rangers are happy to win ugly as long as it keeps them in touch with Scottish Championship rivals Hearts. Last month's 2-0 defeat to the Tynecastle outfit has left Ally McCoist's side with a nine-point gap to bridge if they want to lift the title. But while Hearts were flamboyantly scoring four goals past Queen of the South at home, Rangers stumbled to a joyless 1-0 win over Cowdenbeath at Ibrox. Rangers midfielder Dean Shiels celebrates after scoring the winner against Cowdenbeath Shiels is congratulated by team-mate Kenny Miller after scoring what turned out to be the winning goal
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Dean Shiels scored winner for Rangers against Cowdenbeath on Saturday
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Crowd of 28,137 was the lowest league attendance at Ibrox since 1986
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Rangers are nine points behind Scottish Championship leaders Hearts

Question: 'I got a good lay off from @placeholder for the goal, I've ran off him and I just tried to stick it in the area and thankfully it's gone in.


(CNN) -- WBA world heavyweight champion David Haye has branded his IBF, WBO and IBO counterpart Wladimir Klitschko a "robot" and said the Ukrainian will "malfunction" in their unification bout in Hamburg on Saturday. Haye, 30, was talking at the final press conference ahead of the duo's highly-anticipated face-off, with tensions clearly running high between the two fighters. "It's going to be fun to watch this big robot start malfunctioning," the London native told reporters. The pair were due to get in the ring in 2009, before Haye was forced to withdraw with a back injury, and the Englishman said he is happy the fight did not take place two years ago because he is now in much better shape.
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David Haye has branded Wladimir Klitschko a "robot" ahead of their fight on Saturday
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Haye said it will be fun to watch the Ukrainian "malfunction" in Hamburg
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Klitschko said Haye will be the 50th knockout of his professional career

Question: Former world amateur championships silver medallist Haye has previously said he will retire before turning 31 in October, but "@placeholder" has also expressed a desire to defeat both Klitschko brothers before hanging up his gloves.


Brisbane, Australia (CNN) -- Brisbane is more accustomed to drought than flood. For many years, residents were obliged to adhere to strict water restrictions during the long wait for rain. Daily updates were given as to how little water remained in dams that are now full to overflowing. Locals were encouraged to invest in their own water tanks to ease pressure on the system. The city's residents were given specific days and times to water their gardens, according to their house numbers. Neighbors kept an eye out for wasteful practices and it wasn't unheard of for people to sneak out under the cover of darkness to give their dying plants an extra drop.
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The Brisbane River is still rising, with water levels expected to peak on Thursday
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Floods feared to be worse than in 1974, when thousands of homes were inundated, and 14 people died
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Change of weather a shock for residents more used to water shortages brought on by drought

Question: The people of @placeholder are not only bracing themselves for the worst flooding in decades, but the inevitable rise in food costs and taxes as the state struggles to rebuild regional towns and support the farmers who have seen not only their homes but their livelihoods washed away.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 02:47 EST, 28 February 2013 Italian President Giorgio Napolitano cancelled a dinner with Germany's opposition leader today after he claimed the country elected a bunch of 'clowns'. Peer Steinbrueck, a Social Democrat who will take on Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany's next national election in September, was referring to Italian former premier Silvio Berlusconi and comic-turned-politician Beppe Grillo. Steinbrueck has a reputation for gaffes and his remark created the first diplomatic incident of his accident-prone campaign. Cancelled: President Giorgio Napolitano of Italy (left) was due to meet German chancellor candidate Peer Steinbrueck (right) before it was called off
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano cancels dinner with Peer Steinbrueck
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The opposition candidate for chancellor has a reputation for gaffes
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He was referring to Silvio Berlusconi and former comic Beppe Grillo
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It follows their good showing in Italy's election that was inconclusive

Question: Grillo, in his popular blog, laid into Merkel for imposing @placeholder-style fiscal austerity on Italy.


A Canadian parliament member had the chamber in tears after he admitted to leaving his seat during a vote because of a pair of ill-fitting underpants he had recently bought on sale. Pat Martin, a representative for Winnipeg, told the House of Commons he had trouble sitting for a long period of time because he 'bought a bunch that was clearly too small for me'. 'I realize I did inadvertently leave my seat briefly in the middle of the debate, but I can blame it on a sale that they had down at the Hudson's Bay,' Martin said. 'They had men's underwear that was on for half-price.'
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Pat Martin left his chair during House of Commons debate before returning to cast his vote
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It is against chamber rules to leave one's seat during a vote
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But Martin said he had trouble sitting for a long period of time because the underwear was 'clearly too small' for him
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Chamber roared with laughter when he apologized for 'briefly' leaving seat

Question: @placeholder, a Canadian department store, capitalized on the free press and tweeted out that their 'manties' 50 per cent off sale was still going strong.


Novak Djokovic and Petra Kvitova swapped their tennis gear for formal wear on Sunday night when they attended the traditional Wimbledon Champions' Dinner. The 27-year-old Serb, fresh from his five-set victory over Roger Federer in the men's singles final, was joined by coach Boris Becker and wore a black suit as he arrived at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden. Kvitova was also in attendance following her 6-3, 6-0 victory over Canadian Eugenie Bouchard on Saturday afternoon at the All England Club. Both Djokovic and Kvitova won their second Wimbledon titles having first tasted glory on the lawns of SW19 three years ago in 2011.
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Wimbledon champions attend traditional dinner on London's Park Lane
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Novak Djokovic joined by coach Boris Becker at Intercontinental Hotel
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Serb beat Roger Federer in five sets to win second Wimbledon title
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Petra Kvitova thrashed Eugenie Bouchard on Saturday in women's final

Question: 'Congratulations to @placeholder, he proved what a great champion he is once again here this year,' said Djokovic.


A Washington cold case of a missing boy has been all but solved, police announced Tuesday, now that a man already in prison for stabbing to death his wife, has confessed to killing his toddler son in 1983. Stanley Guidroz told police from a Louisiana prison that he 'just lost it' on his fussing son Wallace all those years ago. He says he smacked the 3-year-old to the ground, where he hit his head and died. Guidroz confessed he then buried the toddler in a shallow waterside grave in Tacoma before calling police to say the boy had gone missing.
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Now aged 57, Stanley Guidroz, initially told Washington State investigators little Wallace went missing during a father-son fishing trip
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Investigators re-opened the cold case in 2011 after discovering discrepancies in Guidroz's initial statements
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Guidroz was tracked to a Louisiana prison, where he's incarcerated for stabbing to death his wife, who was not Wallace's mother
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Guidroz told police he killed Wallace because he was being fussy and then buried him in a shallow waterside grave

Question: A warrant has been issued for his  return to @placeholder, where he'll answer to a manslaughter charge in the first degree for taking the life of his own son.


(CNN) -- U.S. Open tennis champion Andy Murray has condemned the handling of the Operation Puerto doping trial by the Spanish authorities, accusing them of the "biggest cover up in sports history." A criminal trial in Spain concluded Tuesday with sports doctor Eufemiano Fuentes given a one-year jail term for supplying cyclists with blood transfusions to boost their performance. But the judge hearing the case, Julia Patricia Santamaria, ordered that over 200 bags of blood and plasma seized from Fuentes, be destroyed, pending any appeals. Murray, an outspoken critic of doping, used his Twitter blog to express his frustration. "Puerto case is beyond a joke... biggest cover up in sports history?," he tweeted
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Andy Murray condemns outcome of Operation Puerto doping trial
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U.S. Open tennis champion calls it "biggest cover up in sports history" on Twitter
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IOC and WADA also express their disappointment at ruling by Spanish judge
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200 bags of blood and plasma prepared for drugs cheats set to be destroyed

Question: During his trial, @placeholder gave evidence that he had clients from other sports, including tennis, football, boxing and athletics, but did not identify them.

Question: The @placeholder signaled its frustration with the court ruling Wednesday.


By Paul Newman and Lawrence Booth PUBLISHED: 02:06 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:56 EST, 12 June 2013 The gloves came off ahead of the Ashes when it emerged Australia's volatile batsman David Warner had thrown a punch at England's Joe Root in an ugly late-night incident in a bar. Australia, already without injured captain Michael Clarke after being thrashed by England in the Champions Trophy on Saturday, were in disarray yesterday as they considered whether to send serial offender Warner home. The Australian opening batsman was facing a disciplinary hearing last night and could be sent home even before the Ashes begin next month.
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Opener Warner dropped from squad to play New Zealand
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Batsman's Ashes place under threat
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Alleged to have punched England's Joe Root during night out on Saturday
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Walkabout staff 'familiar with Warner's face' saying he's been in most days
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Warner rang Root on Sunday morning to apologise
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Australian was fined last month for Twitter row with journalists

Question: was denied by @placeholder, who insist Root did not behave provocatively.


A Victoria's Secret worker who had acid hurled in her face said her jealous childhood friend who attacked her spent years trying to emulate her looks. Naomi Oni said Mary Konye was 'obsessed' with her, attempting to steal her boyfriend before deciding to 'destroy her'. Miss Oni, 21, said Konye - who will be sentenced next month after being found guilty of the acid attack at Snaresbrook Crown Court last week - copied her clothes and hairstyle, even mimicking the way she spoke, her laugh and walk. Naomi Oni said Mary Konye, who had been her friend since the age of 11, had become 'obsessed' with her, trying to emulate her looks, trying to steal her boyfriend before attempting to 'destroy' her
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Mary Konye became obsessed with Naomi Oni copying her clothes and style
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21-year-old tried to steal her victim's boyfriend before hatching a plan to 'destroy' her life
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Miss Oni said: 'She had copied my entire life - now she wanted my boyfriend'
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Konye found guilty of acid attack at Snaresbrook Crown Court
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She dressed in a Muslim veil to stalk Miss Oni on her way home from work
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Doused her in concentrated sulphuric acid near her Dagenham home
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Konye faces jail when she is sentenced next month

Question: @placeholder suffered serious burns to her face and chest, lost her hair and eyelashes, and required skin graft surgery to cover the burns


Lawyers for accused balcony killer Gable Tostee say possible delays of up to six months in preparing the police case against the Gold Coast playboy are causing his defence team 'great concern'. As tensions emerged between Tostee's new legal team and investigators, police said rushing the presentation of the brief of evidence would be 'setting the prosecution up to fail'. Lawyers for Tostee complained on Friday about police delays in gathering evidence, as detectives said they were still seeking overseas witnesses and evidence in the murder case of 26-year-old Warriena Wright, who allegedly fell to her death from Tostee's high rise Surfers Paradise apartment on August 8.
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Defence lawyers concerned about delays in presenting evidence against accused killer Gable Tostee
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Tensions emerged between Tostee's legal team and prosecutors at Southport Magistrate's Court
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Examining electronic evidence alone could take five months
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Tostee has been charged with the alleged murder of Warriena Wright at his Gold Coast apartment
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The incident allegedly occurred at 2:20am on August 8
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They met on dating app Tinder, it has been alleged
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Tostee to remain behind bars until January 12

Question: Gable Tostee was an active @placeholder dater in the months leading up to his meeting Warriena Wright on August


White supremacist serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin was executed Wednesday morning after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his final requests for a stay, the Missouri Department of Public Safety said. The execution, which had been scheduled for shortly after midnight Wednesday, was delayed for hours because of court appeals. Franklin was administered a lethal injection at 6:07 a.m. CT (7:07 a.m. ET). He died ten minutes later. Franklin refused his final meal and gave no final statement. He was on death row for the 1977 murder of Gerald Gordon outside a synagogue in St. Louis. He was blamed for 22 killings between 1977 and 1980 in a bid to start a race war.
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Joseph Paul Franklin is executed after the Supreme Court declines to step in
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Two judges granted stays Tuesday
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He shot Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt
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He was executed for a 1977 killing outside a St. Louis synagogue

Question: Flynt, who was paralyzed by @placeholder's bullet, has called for clemency for Franklin, saying "the government has no business at all being in the business of killing people."


(CNN) -- An American man detained in North Korea since last November has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, North Korean state news reported Thursday. A story on the KCNA website indicated that Pae Jun Ho had been sentenced by North Korea's supreme court. The North has used that name to refer to the man U.S. authorities call Kenneth Bae. A Korean-American, Bae entered North Korea on a valid tourist visa, a senior U.S. official told CNN on Monday. The official -- who spoke on background because of the diplomatic sensitivity of the issue -- said then that the State Department didn't know the exact charges against Bae.
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Kenneth Bae, referred to as Pae Jun Ho by North Korea, is sentenced, KCNA reports
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He was accused of serious crimes; a U.S. official wasn't sure what the claims were
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The U.S. had pushed for Bae's release on humanitarian grounds

Question: The KCNA report indicated that the American was sentenced Tuesday for "carrying out serious crimes" against @placeholder, without specifying what exactly he allegedly had done.


Authorities say up to 2,000 people have been evacuated due to a wildfire that burned two homes and threatened neighborhoods in dangerously dry foothills of Southern California's San Gabriel Mountains wildfire. Police say the fire was started by three people throwing paper in a campfire. They were booked on charges of recklessly starting a fire.The suspects were identified as Clifford Eugene Henry, 22, of Glendora; Jonathan Carl Jarrell, 23, of Irwindale; and Steven Robert Aguirre, 21, a Los Angeles transient. Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby says one resident suffered minor burn injuries in the fire being fanned by gusty Santa Ana winds that spit embers into the city below.
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Three people have been charged with recklessly starting a fire
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Police say they started the fire by throwing paper into a campfire
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The wildfire is burning out of control near homes in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains
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Police went door-to-door this morning evacuating residents
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Up to 2,000 people have been evacuated
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The blaze has charred at least 125 acres and being fanned by the Santa Anas wind, which is likely to force it closer to communities
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The last fire in the area burned for months and claimed 89 homes and the lives of two firefighters

Question: This locator map shows @placeholder, and the fires are raging just to the north


(CNN) -- The West is understandably nervous about the election of Mohamed Morsi. The president-elect of Egypt is taking charge of a febrile situation. The economy is contracting and human rights abuses are rampant -- attacks on Coptic churches by Islamic groups have forced an estimated 100,000 Christians to flee the country. Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood is philosophically committed to creating a state governed by Islamic law, and some say that his victory poses a threat to Israel. Now he wants to reach out to Iran. But it would be wrong to conclude that Islamic democracy is a contradiction in terms. Whatever new state emerges in Egypt almost certainly won't be democratic in the liberal, European tradition, and there will be a constant fight to protect the rights of women and religious minorities.
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Timothy Stanley: Many worry that Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood leader will bring theocracy
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He says Mali, Bangladesh and Morocco seek balance between Islam and openness
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Stanley: Brotherhood (and military) in Egypt respecting democratic process so far

Question: So far, political @placeholder has facilitated, not hindered, the building of a democratic country.


Santa Ana, California (CNN) -- A Fullerton police officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of involuntary manslaughter and felony use of excessive force in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man who died after a police arrest. Cpl. Jay Patrick Cicinelli was released Wednesday on $25,000 bail, according to his attorney and a spokeswoman for the prosecutor. Meanwhile, the arraignment of the officer facing more serious charges, Manuel Anthony Ramos, was continued to September 26 at the request of his attorneys. Ramos was being held Wednesday after Orange County Superior Court Judge Erick L. Larsh set his bail at $1 million.
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A Fullerton police officer pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter
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The charges against him and another officer stem from a homeless man's July beating
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The officers were put on paid leave after Kelly Thomas died following an arrest
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Thomas, 37, was a homeless man with schizophrenia

Question: @placeholder faces a maximum sentence of 15 years to life if convicted, authorities said.


Atlanta (CNN) -- Once upon a time, in a dark corner of CNN's Atlanta headquarters, there was a messy pile of VHS tapes covered in remnants of packing tape. It was January 2005, shortly after an earthquake had triggered a massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean. CNN, along with many news organizations, had put out a call for footage of the event. With mailing instructions. Like, physical mail. What came back were tapes of all colors and sizes, sent over the course of several weeks, that showed dramatic footage of the event captured by people who had lived through it. For the rest of us, seeing those waves push through entire towns helped us understand how truly enormous and ruinous the tsunami had been and how much help would be needed to overcome it.
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CNN's citizen journalism initiative, iReport, is 5 years old
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The first iReport on TV was a hot squirrel
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Since then, iReport has been integral to most major news stories of the past 5 years
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Our prediction for what's next? Collaboration is the future

Question: The argument came down to whether we should put it on the @placeholder homepage.


(CNN)The Internet is a dangerous place for Mariam Veiszadeh right now. It's where death threats lurk and vile messages appear faster than they can be deleted. But it's also a place where support is growing in a Twitter counter-campaign -- #IStandWithMariam -- to the urgings of a U.S.-based white supremacist website, the Daily Stormer, to "be as nasty, hurtful, hateful, offensive, insulting and 'vilifying' as you possibly can." And they have been. "Leave now before we behead your mother and bury you all with pigs..." said one tweet from an account, which has since been suspended. Many of the messages include extremely offensive hashtags.
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Australian lawyer receives barrage of abuse at the urgings of a U.S. website
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The Daily Stormer instructed followers to be as " nasty, hurtful, hateful, offensive" as possible
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Counter campaign sees thousands tweet #IStandWithMariam

Question: On the blog post calling for the tirade of abuse, the @placeholder publisher justifies the attack by saying attempts to ban freedom of speech "should be responded to with the most ridiculous conceivable hateful speech."


A bead of sweat drips down the side of Luis Suarez's face. For 70 minutes of this clash he's had his ankles kicked and hacked at by Pepe. But now there's a gap he can run into. Lionel Messi spots his ghost-like movement and fires a low ball towards the space. With a dip of one shoulder Suarez leaves Sergio Ramos for dead and now he can see the whites of Diego Lopez's eyes. He pulls the trigger and the ball beats the goalkeeper, arrowing towards the far post. 99,000 people at the Nou Camp hold their breath. Millions more are frozen, transfixed, eyes glued to their TV sets.
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Barcelona continue summer overhaul with signing of Luis Suarez
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Liverpool striker transfers to Nou Camp in £75million deal
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Barca have signed two new goalkeepers and Ivan Rakitic this summer
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Real Madrid set to splash out on Radamel Falcao and Toni Kroos
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Biggest game in world football about to get bigger and better

Question: When @placeholder and Madrid take to the field next season, we could well be watching the six best attacking players in the world go at it hammer and tongs.


A New Hampshire state lawmaker has called a Democratic congresswoman 'ugly as sin' and said that her opponent is one of the most attractive women in politics. Representative Steve Vaillancourt, a Republican from Manchester, compared U.S. Representative Annie Kuster to a drag queen in a clueless blog post on NH Insider last week. He explained that he was inspired to write the post after hearing 'some polling data which went by too fast for me to write down' and which he later could not track down on Google. The poll revealed that 'an attractive candidate can have as much as a seven to ten point advantage over a less attractive (or even an unattractive) candidate,' he wrote.
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In a blog post, Republican Steve Vaillancourt wrote that Representative Annie Kuster 'looks more like a drag queen than most men in drag'
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He said he was inspired to write the blog post after hearing a poll revealing that attractive candidates can have a 10 point lead over unattractive ones
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Garcia said the comments 'have absolutely no place in political discourse'

Question: @placeholder has refused to say if he stands behind his comments.


(CNN) -- North Korea's longtime leader Kim Jong Il, the embodiment of the reclusive state where his cult of personality is deeply entrenched, has died. He was believed to be 69. Regarded as one of the world's most-repressive leaders, Kim Jong Il always cut a slightly bizarre figure. His diminutive stature and characteristically bouffant hair have been parodied by some in the West. "He's a mysterious person -- I think by design," said Han S. Park, director of the Center for the Study of Global Issues at the University of Georgia and a frequent visitor to North Korea. "Mystery is a source of leverage and power. It's maintaining uncertainty."
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Kim Jong Il took over when his father died of a heart attack in 1994
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He will be remembered as one of the world's most repressive leaders
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Kim was well regarded within North Korea
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He played a poor hand of cards skillfully, analysts say

Question: The timing could not have been worse for replacing the only leader @placeholder had known.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The apocalyptic tales of nature's impending demise are as well worn as they are numerous. Dr. Joseph Adelegan has pioneered new energy sources, including using cow waste to create cooking gas. But while our leaders wrangle over quotas for  greenhouse emissions over banquets at lavish summits, there are remarkable individuals who are doing their small bit to prevent our planet from peril. Take Nigerian civil engineer, Dr Joseph Adelegan for instance. He firmly believes that the world's future fuel demands can be met through renewable energy. And he is using increasingly innovative methods to achieve these results.
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Individuals around the world are devising innovative ways to save the planet
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Joseph Adelegan has created fuels using cow waste and cassava plant
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Chewang Norphel is known as the "Ice Man" after creating artificial glaciers

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London (CNN)Britain's Prince Andrew does not have plans to take legal action against a woman who has named him in a sex abuse lawsuit in Florida, CNN learned Tuesday. The allegation that he had sex with an underage girl, made in a federal court filing in Florida last week, has been firmly rejected by Buckingham Palace. "It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts. Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation," the palace said in a statement Monday. A palace spokesman, who is not named per custom, pointed out Friday that Prince Andrew is not a direct party to the "ongoing civil proceedings in the United States."
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CNN learns that Prince Andrew will not take legal action over the allegations
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Buckingham Palace strenuously denies claim that he had sex with an underage girl

Question: While @placeholder was not identified by name in the filing, her name was widely reported in the British news media over the weekend, and Buckingham Palace included it in the statement.


(CNN) -- My eyes stung, I was coughing, my nose was running. Along with cameraman David Hawley and freelance producer Kareem Khadder, I had just been tear-gassed -- not for the first time last Friday -- during a day-long clash between Palestinian kids and Israeli soldiers in the West Bank town of Na'alin, on the West Bank. An Israeli soldier confronts Palestinian protesters during a demonstration Friday in the West Bank village of Jayyus. We had gone there to gauge the Palestinian view of Tuesday's Israeli elections. Na'alin, and many other towns and villages like it in the West Bank, are in the forefront of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. Here, it all comes down to the most basic element in the century-old conflict: control of the land.
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CNN correspondent finds moods of universal pessimism in West Bank town
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Israel votes Tuesday after election campaign dominated by the country's right
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Israelis oppose one-state solution for fear Palestinians would be majority

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A Republican House member shouted, "You lie" during President Obama's health care speech to Congress on Wednesday, and members of both parties condemned the heckling. Rep. Joe Wilson shouted "you lie" after President Obama denied the health care plan would cover illegal immigrants. After the speech, South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson issued a statement apologizing for his outburst. "This evening, I let my emotions get the best of me when listening to the president's remarks regarding the coverage of illegal immigrants in the health care bill," the statement said. "While I disagree with the president's statement, my comments were inappropriate and regrettable. I extend sincere apologies to the president for this lack of civility."
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Rep. Joe Wilson issues apology, calls White House over "You lie" comment
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Official: White House told Wilson "we can disagree without being disagreeable"
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South Carolina Democratic Party chair says Wilson disgraced state
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Outburst came when Obama denied health care plan covered illegal immigrants

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:04 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:57 EST, 3 June 2013 A man, who became famous on the Internet as Kai 'the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker', pleaded not guilty on Monday to a murder charge via a lawyer who spoke on his behalf. Caleb McGillivary, 24, is accused of killing 73-year-old lawyer Joseph Galfy, whose body was found on May 13 in his Clark, New Jersey home. During an appearance on Monday in a Union County jail courtroom, McGillivary questioned Judge Brenda Coppola Cuba at times about his plea and bail. He wore an oatmeal-colored T-shirt and stood in a part of the courtroom enclosed by thick glass.
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Caleb McGillivary, 24, accused of killing 73-year-old lawyer Joseph Galfy, in his New Jersey home
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The drifter, also known as Kai, appeared in court behind thick glass today
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McGillivary became famous after intervening in an attack on a California utility worker earlier this year

Question: Casual: McGillivary said 'cool' when he was told in the @placeholder court on Monday that his bail would be set to $3million


Washington (CNN) -- When Sarah Palin got a surprise phone call from the McCain campaign one August afternoon, asking whether she'd like to be on the Republican presidential ticket, the then-Alaska governor didn't doubt for a moment she was ready for the challenge. "When I got the call, it was not such a shocking call to me," Palin told talk-show host Oprah Winfrey in a highly anticipated interview that aired Monday. "I felt quite confident in my abilities and my executive experience and I knew that this is an executive administrative job. I was happy to get in there and contribute."
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Palin says she thought a bad grade years ago would be extent of controversy
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Palin's interview with Oprah Winfrey comes a day before her book hits
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The way campaign handled Bristol's pregnancy was first in string of frustrations for Palin
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Ticket lost because economy changed under GOP administration, Palin says

Question: In what was her initial introduction to the high stakes of presidential campaigning, Palin was blindsided by the fact that McCain aides knew that her then-17-year-old daughter @placeholder was pregnant, a fact that Palin had yet to disclose back in Alaska.

Question: But the ultimate showdown with McCain aides came on election night, Palin said, when she was prevented from delivering a concession speech before @placeholder took the stage.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The bloody beating of Nicolas Cage's son on a Hollywood sidewalk last week followed a search for the 20-year-old because the actor wanted to see his son before leaving town, a source with knowledge of the incident said. A lawyer for Cage said he was "looking for Weston because he didn't have his cell phone and he wanted to get in touch with him to do some recording." Cage's request that the man he paid to be his son's assistant locate his son "doesn't justify what occurred, which was a deliberate, provoked attack where Weston was in no condition to defend himself," Cage attorney Martin Singer said Monday.
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NEW: Cage's lawyer confirms the actor sent an assistant to find his son
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NEW:  It doesn't justify a "deliberate, provoked attack," Cage's lawyer says
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Weston Cage's former personal assistant is being investigated in the 20-year-old's beating
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Former assistant asks public to "suspend their judgment" until "all of the facts come to light"

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(CNN) -- After just one day of competition, a new sport has emerged at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow: snapping selfies with the Queen. Australian hockey players Jayde Taylor and Brooke Peris took the early lead with an immaculately-timed shot of the British monarch. #sheevensmiled, Taylor tweeted after the royal run-in, along with the bold claim, #bestphotobombever. The original tweet has inspired a number of copycat attempts, some more successful than others. British hurdler Andy Turner posted his effort with the admission, "That's as good as it gets, some big bloke told me to jog on so thought it was time I moved."
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Australian hockey players snap selfie with Queen Elizabeth II
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Photo was retweeted thousands of times, encouraged copycat attempts
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Turner: "We were in the right spot at the right time"

Question: And then she came out and smiled at the camera," @placeholder told Australian media.

Question: And then she came out and smiled at the camera," Taylor told @placeholder media.


(CNN) -- China has stepped up its engagement with Africa in recent years, scouring the resource-rich continent in its bid to access natural resources and forge new trade routes. But the Asian powerhouse is also emerging as an attractive business destination for Africans. China's booming economy has been luring an increasing number of Africans to its shores in recent years, most of them eager to export goods from the world's second-largest economy back into their continent. "I found out there are a lot of opportunities of doing business," says Nigerian shop owner CJ Cajetan, who moved to Guangzhou two years ago as a student but decided to stay in China and try his luck as a clothes seller.
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Growing numbers of Africans are seeking economic opportunities in China
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Many are keen to export goods from world's second-largest economy back into Africa
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Beijing is sponsoring programs at its universities to encourage Africans to study in China
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Despite opportunities there are still many challenges for Africans doing business in China

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:59 EST, 24 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:55 EST, 24 July 2013 Tourism bosses are to use the birth of Prince George of Cambridge to present Britain as a family friendly holiday destination. VisitBritain released the first poster which will be used in the campaign to target 21 key markets around the world. They hope to build on the £500million annual boost the royal family brings to the economy, after images of the royal baby were beamed around the world. Attraction: Tourism bosses hope to use the royal birth to advertise Britain as a family-friendly destination
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VisitBritain unveils artwork featuring Kate and William with baby Prince
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Welcome to Great Britain poster to be used to target 21 countries
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Royal family already worth £500million to tourism industry every year
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Eton, St Andrew's university and Anglesey used as areas with royal links

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(CNN) -- Part of Robert Ferrante's job had been to manage a laboratory that conducted clinical trials using various drugs and chemicals. Until he was accused of using one of those substances -- cyanide -- to kill his wife. On Friday, a Pennsylvania jury determined that this accusation was well founded, convicting the University of Pittsburgh medical researcher and professor of murder in death of 41-year-old Autumn Klein. As juror Helen Ewing told reporters afterward, "It was very hard for me to accept and to believe that he could have done it. "But I felt that the facts were clear, and I couldn't argue with them."
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A Pennsylvania jury convicts Robert Ferrante of murder in his wife's death
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Ferrante, who managed a scientific lab, bought cyanide just before she fell ill
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Authorities say the wife, Dr. Autumn Klein, was killed by cyanide poisoning
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A juror says: "The facts were clear, and I couldn't argue with them"

Question: According to a criminal complaint, several text messages sent between the couple suggest Ferrante urged @placeholder to try using creatine to get help her get pregnant.

Question: Another neighbor of the couple, who asked not to be identified, said it was no secret that @placeholder wanted another baby.


Baghdad (CNN) -- An al-Qaeda affiliate claimed responsibility Wednesday for a chain of 24 bombings and two gun attacks in Iraq a day earlier, as the death toll rose to 61. A statement attributed to the Islamic State of Iraq appeared on extremist websites, calling Tuesday's carnage "retaliation" against Shiite members in government. Though Iraq has grown safer in the last six years, sectarian violence and instability still grip the country 10 years after the start of the U.S.-led war. The attacks -- 17 car bombs, seven roadside bombs, and two shootings -- ripped mostly through Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad, but also struck Sunni communities in other towns. At least 200 people were wounded.
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Islamic State of Iraq statement says the 61 deaths are 'retaliation'
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The statement lambasted Shiites in government
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The attacks come 10 years after the U.S.-led invasion began
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Recent attacks in Shiite areas have spread fear among Iraqis

Question: They demand that the Shiite-led government stop what they call negative treatment of Iraq's @placeholder community.


By Alex Greig Florida police have arrested a bouncer involved in a violent brawl more than a week ago outside a Fort Lauderdale beach bar, after a cell phone video of the fight went viral. Arnald Thomas-Darrah, 30, was charged with felony battery yesterday for his part in the July 28 clash, and another bouncer, Jovan Ralfhel Dean, 35, will be charged with misdemeanor battery. The 15-second video of the fracas shows victim Alex Coelho, 29, standing outside Dirty Blondes Sports Bar on North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard before being brutally assaulted by Thomas-Darrah. Another man, David Parker, 27, was also assaulted by Dean.
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A bouncer has been arrested for his part in a violent brawl outside Dirty Blondes bar in Fort Lauderdale
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Police initially arrested the victims of the beating after the fight
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A video of the brawl went viral and protesters staged a boycott of Dirty Blondes
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Police arrested Arnald Thomas-Darrah yesterday, more than a week after the fight

Question: When Coelho falls to the ground, @placeholder stomps on his head.


President Barack Obama talked with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a call Tuesday night about the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program, according to a White House statement. Obama placed the call to Netanyahu, a senior administration official told CNN. The one-paragraph statement from the White House, which referred to the Obama-Netanyahu discussion as "a part of their ongoing consultations," followed reports earlier in the day that the White House had rejected a request by Netanyahu to meet with Obama this month to discuss Iran's nuclear program. CNN's Wolf Blitzer, citing Israeli sources, reported that the Israelis were told Obama's schedule would not permit a meeting even though Israel offered to have Netanyahu travel to Washington.
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Two leaders talk by phone about Iran nuclear program
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Earlier reports said White House rejected in-person meeting
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Obama administration says that is not the case

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(CNN) -- Shall I compare thee, Twinkie, to a sunny day? Thou art more lovely and flavorful than a Ring Ding or a Devil Dog. No, actually this article will not be a Shakespearean-inspired sonnet to a Twinkie. In fact, to paraphrase a more appropriate Shakespearean passage: "I come to bury Twinkie, not to praise it." On Friday, Twinkie producer Hostess Brands Inc. announced it would be closing down, thus ending its product line. The response to this snack apocalypse was swift. Facebook and Twitter were filled with comments bemoaning the loss of this creme-filled sponge cake. Eulogies appeared in publications across the country.
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Dean Obeidallah: Hostess might shut down and prove Twinkies aren't really indestructible
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The chemical-stuffed snack inspires nostalgia, he says, but who eats them now?
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Obeidallah: We rejected junk food and stopped buying Twinkies, Ding Dongs
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Still, the Twinkie will live on in pop culture and had a good 82-year run, he writes

Question: People began to hoard Twinkies, leaving store shelves once lined with @placeholder bare.


(CNN) -- Manchester United went top of the English Premier League on Saturday with a 2-1 win over Liverpool at Old Trafford, but it was Luis Suarez who grabbed the headlines again. Suarez, who was starting his first match since returning from an eight-match ban for racially abusing United defender Patrice Evra last October, refused to shake the French international's hand as the team's lined up before the match. Suarez fined, suspended over racist remarks It was the precursor to a fractious encounter with both sets of players reportedly clashing in the tunnel at halftime and having to be restrained after the final whistle.
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Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra feud ignited as Man Utd and Liverpool clash at Old Trafford
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Wayne Rooney scores a brace as United go a point clear at top of English Premier League

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Question: Liverpool's attempts to half the deficit were rewarded with a @placeholder goal in the 80th minute but a spirited search for an equalizer ended in vain.


Britain has finally hit David Cameron's controversial foreign aid target, spending more than £11.2billion in a year. But the news came at the same time that it was revealed that millions of taxpayers' money is helping to prop up the most corrupt regimes in the world. A study by the respected organisation Transparency International (TI) reveals that virtually all of the countries with the most serious corruption problems receive lavish aid from Britain. North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. Britain sends £756,000 a year to the country Detailed figures show that we sent funding to all ten of the worst offending nations in 2012. Between them they received almost £500million from the British taxpayer.
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Study carried out by respected organisation Transparency International
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Virtually all the countries with the most serious corruption problems receive lavish aid from Britain

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Washington (CNN) -- Sen. Kay Hagan's campaign said late Wednesday the North Carolina Democrat missed a classified hearing last winter on the threat from the terrorist group ISIS to go to New York to raise money for her re-election. Hagan admitted earlier this week she didn't attend a hearing because she went to the fundraiser but didn't disclose which hearing she missed. Her decision to skip the Armed Services Committee session -- at which high-level administration intelligence officials filled in senators on top secret details about the group -- is drawing fire from her Republican opponent, North Carolina House Speaker Thom Tillis, who is narrowly trailing her in recent polls.
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Sen. Kay Hagan's admission might hurt her chances at re-election
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Republican challenger Thom Tillis says Hagan "failed to do her job"
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Similar charges have been made ahead of hard-fought midterms

Question: But one of the dirty little truths about the way @placeholder works is that lawmakers from both parties have very busy schedules and don't attend all the hearings of the committees and subcommittees to which they are assigned.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN)Amid renewed violence in eastern Ukraine, the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France planned a face-to-face meeting in Belarus on Wednesday. The gathering of the four presidents, who have been talking for days on the phone or through diplomatic channels, is a significant development, as the heads of state would not want to walk away from such a gathering empty-handed. A spokesman for the German government told CNN that "all sides have agreed" to the meeting. But an attempt to gather these four leaders in January fell through after negotiations failed to reap agreements before the meeting date.
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Russian, Ukrainian, German and French leaders plan to meet in Minsk, Belarus, on Wednesday
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The U.N. says Hundreds of civilians have been killed this year in the Ukraine crisis

Question: A peace agreement was signed in September -- also in Minsk, @placeholder -- that envisaged a ceasefire and the creation of a buffer zone between the warring sides, as well as constitutional changes.

Question: They have also accused @placeholder of sending troops to the border to fight.


Jerusalem (CNN)A day after flames scorched a West Bank mosque, a Jerusalem seminary belonging to the Greek Orthodox Church was torched and defaced Thursday -- an act police suspect is the work of radical right-wing Israelis. Both buildings were defaced with anti-Arab and anti-Christian slurs, including graffiti maligning Jesus on the seminary, said police spokeswoman Luba Samri. And in each case, there was writing in Hebrew referring to the "redemption of Zion" and "revenge." The acts drew strong condemnation. "There is no room for such deplorable activity in Jerusalem," Mayor Nir Barkat said Thursday. "We must eradicate this behavior and bring those responsible to justice."
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"Revenge," references to "redemption (of) Zion" were on the mosque, seminary
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Both buildings were defaced with anti-Arab and anti-Christian slurs
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Palestinian official: A "holy war" is underway against Muslims, Christians

Question: The incident at the mosque may be a "price tag" attack -- a term used by radical Israeli settlers to denote reprisal attacks against Palestinians in response to moves by the Israeli government to evacuate illegal @placeholder outposts -- according to officials.


published by By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:56 EST, 28 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:43 EST, 28 July 2013 She was a 'doctor, dietician, psychologist, bail-goer and friend' to thousands of mostly African Americans crippled by poverty in the 1950s. Yet tireless South Carolina nurse-midwife Maude Callen - who delivered hundreds of children, cared for the elderly and educated midwifery students in a 400-mile area 'veined with muddy roads' - never considered herself a hero. Her's was a labor of love, captured in these extraordinary black and white photographs taken by legendary shooter W. Eugene Smith for LIFE magazine.
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The work of Southern Carolina nurse-midwife Maude Callen was documented in extraordinary photos published in LIFE magazine in 1951
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Legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith captured Callen as she delivered babies and cared for the elderly
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Smith's photo essay is considered one of the best ever published by LIFE

Question: @placeholder's 20 picture-strong essay, splashed across a dozen pages in December 1951, was considered 'one of the most extraordinary photo essays ever to appear in [LIFE] magazine.'


By Kirk Maltais In a poignant ceremony Saturday, the family of a Marine killed in the Afghanistan war adopted the bomb-sniffing dog that was by his side throughout his last days. The ceremony, held at Camp Pendleton, near San Diego, California, was to honor Staff Sergeant Christopher Diaz, 27, who was killed September 2011 while deployed in the Helmand province of Afghanistan. The dog, a six-year old Belgian malinois named Dino, was deployed with Diaz in Afghanistan. He was uninjured in attack that killed Diaz. The family traveled to the military base to adopt Dino, who was pictured with their son in a photograph he sent from Afghanistan before he was killed. Dino was officially retired by the military, and given tests to ensure that he did not suffer from the canine equivalent of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The family of Staff Sergeant Christopher Diaz, who was killed while deployed, picked up the dog at Camp Pendleton, in California
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The dog, Dino, is a six-year old Belgian malinois that sniffed out explosives in the war
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Diaz's mother: It's going to be helpful - we'll have something to hold on to

Question: The results showed that Dino was of the right temperament to be adopted by the @placeholder's.


A former MasterChef contestant accused of embezzling over $7 million from his own mining company to fund 'a high-class lifestyle for himself and his girlfriends' has had the claims against him dropped in a private settlement. In April, a lawsuit claimed New York-based Australian playboy Aaron Thomas used company many for private jets, a luxury yacht and a $171,000 Tiffany engagement ring for his Brazilian fiancée. Thomas, 26, was sacked as CEO of London-based Oakmont Trading Ltd earlier this year after the board accused him of squandering millions of company money to fund his extravagant lifestyle, according to the lawsuit filed by the company in the Manhattan Supreme Court.
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Aaron Thomas, 26, appeared on MasterChef Australia in 2009
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He founded mining company Oakmont Trading Ltd, which owns and operates a Brazilian iron ore mine, in 2010
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In April he was accused of using company many for private jets, a luxury yacht and a $171,000 Tiffany engagement
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All claims against him have now been dropped in a private settlement

Question: 'While @placeholder has made some disclosures as to the whereabouts of the misappropriated funds, a sum of around [$2.5 million] remains unaccounted for,' the suit stated.


By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 09:26 EST, 4 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:25 EST, 5 October 2012 At this year's British Nylon Fair it was revealed that two-thirds of teenagers are knitters. It's official: all the cool kids are putting down their XBox controls and picking up needles. Knitting needles, that is. At this year's British Nylon Fair it was revealed that two-thirds of all teenagers are knitters. And in the wake of this trend for all things make-do-and-mend, a luxury alpaca wool brand has released a selection of knitting kits made especially for teenagers - just in time for Christmas.
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Toft Alpaca sells ready-to-knit and ready-to-wear Christmas gift packs
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Teenager kits include beanie hats, snoods, wrist-warmers and bed socks
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YouTube tutorials for all kits
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Two-thirds of British teenagers are knitters, according to survey

Question: Though the kits come with instructions, there are also @placeholder tutorials online for those who need some extra guidance.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 14:25 EST, 10 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:37 EST, 10 October 2013 Every Tory man risks appearing sexist, causing harm to the party’s re-election hopes, a senior Conservative MP warned tonight. Bernard Jenkin said even David Cameron was guilty of ‘unconscious slights to women’, including  greeting a leading businesswoman by asking where her husband was. Too often Conservative men think female colleagues can be left to deal with ‘women’s issues’, while ‘men get on with running the country’. Criticism: Tory MP Bernard Jenkin said every man in the party had to change their attitude towards women
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Bernard Jenkin said even David Cameron is guilty of 'unconscious slights'
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Prime Minister greeted businesswoman asking where her husband was
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Warned the party's men must change of 'get left behind' in battle for votes
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Too often 'women's issues' are left to women while men 'run the country'
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Tories had 5-point lead among in 2010 but now 13 points behind Labour

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Partygoers are dressing up for Halloween as fighters from the Islamic State in the latest trivialisation of the world's horrors. Social media has been flooded with pictures of people wearing ISIS-style outfits, just weeks after the jihadists beheaded four Western hostages during their reign of terror across Iraq and Syria. Some people are pictured holding fake machetes and severed heads in a twisted reference to the group's brutal executions. The group routinely beheads opponents and its members often post horrific photographs of themselves posing with the bodies. Bad taste: This image of a party-goer dressed in an ISIS-style Halloween costume was one of several posted on the Twitter account of Baghdadi Al-Rolexi with the message: 'Another victory!! So many converted ISIS recruits at Halloween parties. I tell you, best strategy girls and booze!'
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Social media flooded with images of people wearing Islamic State costumes
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Some hold severed heads in sick reference to terror group's decapitations
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Others dressed in jihadist-style robes and face masks while holding guns
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Question: Macabre: Another sickening Halloween costume is created to look like an I@placeholderfighter decapitating a prisoner