(CNN) -- Lego boss Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, who pulled the iconic toy brand back into profit, says Europe needs to face up to its harsh economic reality. Knudstorp believes Europeans think they are wealthier than they are, despite three years of a global financial crisis. With the crisis continuing to roil markets and destabilize the banking sector, "it's about all of us recognizing that we have lost a bit of our wealth," he says. Lego lost its way in the late 90s and went deeply into debt before rebounding to double digit growth under Knudstorp's leadership. Knudstorp suggests European finance ministers could learn from Danish manufacturer's experience. "My piece of advice would be: face the truth -- that is what I learned the hard way in our company."
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The boss of Lego says Europe needs to face up to its harsh economic reality
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Jorgen Vig Knudstorp believes Europeans think they are wealthier than they are
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He says Europe needs to write-off some of its debt to avoid a stagnant economy for the next decade

Question: Knudstorp says Lego went too deeply into debt, as @placeholder has also done.


(CNN) -- At the 2008 NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, Vladimir Putin told a surprised George W. Bush, "You have to understand, George, that Ukraine is not even a country. Part of its territory is in Eastern Europe and the greater part was given to us." Six years later, the Kremlin appears to be making sure that Putin's opinion becomes a reality. For Moscow, the drama that has been unfolding in Ukraine for the past three months is a domestic and an international issue. After all, if a revolution can unseat an unpopular, corrupt government in Kiev, why not in Moscow?
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Angela Stent: Vladimir Putin's move into Crimea is central to his view of Russia's interests
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Key to those interests is the Russian Black Sea Fleet based in Crimea
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Stent says that beyond sanctions and containment, Western reaction may be limited

Question: Some 60% of @placeholder's population is Russian and appears to support the current Russian occupation.


By Emily Sheridan and Lucy Buckland PUBLISHED: 20:33 EST, 30 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 4 January 2013 Hollyoaks star Jennifer Metcalfe is devastated after being suddenly dumped by her Dancing On Ice star boyfriend after he reportedly 'developed feelings' for his new onscreen partner Samia Ghadie. Pals of the 29-year-old have revealed the brunette, who met her ex when she was partnered with him on the show two years ago, was in bits after Sylvain Longchambon dumped her by phone. And in news that will shatter the stunning actress her skater boyfriend is said to have 'developed feelings' for new partner Samia, 30.
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Dancing On Ice professional 'dumps former partner and Hollyoaks star Jennifer Metcalfe on Friday over phone'
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Pals say she is 'gutted' and feels like she has been 'kicked in the teeth'
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Sources say Sylvain has 'developed feelings' for Dancing On Ice partner Samia

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After months in detention, two Americans who had been held prisoner in North Korea soon will be back in the United States following a rare visit by a top U.S. official to the reclusive nation and a letter from President Barack Obama. Kenneth Bae and Matthew Todd Miller, the last two Americans detained in North Korea, were due to arrive at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state about midnight ET (9 p.m. PT). The pair were released after Director of National Intelligence James Clapper went to Pyongyang as an envoy of President Barack Obama, a senior State Department official told CNN.
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Plane carrying men is scheduled to land at Washington base
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Kenneth Bae family has "been waiting for and praying for this day for two years"
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper traveled to Pyongyang
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North Korea claims it received apology from President Barack Obama

Question: In fact, an official in Clapper's office said the talks didn't even touch on @placeholder's controversial nuclear program.


(CNN) -- When Andy Murray first won the Miami Masters in 2009, it set him on course for a career-high ranking of No. 2 in the world later that year. He kept that lofty status for less than a month, but Sunday's painstaking victory in the final against David Ferrer has taken him back there and earned the 25-year-old a second title at Key Biscayne. The British tennis star, who owns a home nearby, came back to practice for three weeks after his Australian Open final defeat in January. He had to save a match point in the final set before he finally triumphed 2-6 6-4 7-6 (7-1) against fifth-ranked Ferrer.
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Andy Murray reclaims world No. 2 ranking with his second victory in Miami event
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British player beats fifth-ranked David Ferrer in three tight sets to go above Roger Federer
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Ferrer regrets making a failed challenge during a rally when he had match point
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Spaniard has never won in a final against a top-five ranked player

Question: However, he did regret his decision to use a challenge on one of @placeholder's shots during his match point -- it was ruled in.


(CNN) -- A federal court jury in Detroit has awarded a $4.5 million judgment to the University of Michigan's first openly gay student body president in his suit against a former Michigan assistant attorney general who had written disparagingly about him on the Internet, the student's lawyer said. The jury came back with the award late Thursday against Andrew Shirvell, said Deborah Gordon, a lawyer representing the plaintiff, Chris Armstrong, 22, who graduated last year. A U.S. District Court jury found in Armstrong's favor on four counts -- defamation, stalking, intentional infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy, Gordon told CNN in a telephone interview.
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NEW: Shirvell calls jury award "grossly excessive"
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Jury finds in Armstrong's favor on four counts, including defamation
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"He's a little out there," lawyer says of Shirvell
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Shirvell accused Armstrong of promoting a "radical agenda"

Question: Asked for specifics about Shirvell's conduct, @placeholder lawyer Gordon said, "He said (Armstrong) had an orgy in a dorm room and sex in a park and that he had liquored up underage freshmen to recruit them to the 'homosexual lifestyle.'"


By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:02 EST, 14 June 2013 British heart-throbs One Direction are launching a limited edition nail polish and stationery range for a school's anti-bullying campaign. The boy band have teamed up with office supplies chain Office Depot in the U.S. to stamp out mean-spirited behaviour among children. A video of Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan released on Monday to promote the collaboration already has more than 60,000 views on YouTube. Scroll down for video One Direction are launching a nail polish and stationery range for a schools' anti-bullying campaign
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Boy band join forces with U.S. stationers for £64k anti-bullying campaign
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Brits can order 1D varnish and office supplies range for UK delivery
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Cut of profits will go to 'kind behaviour' education in schools
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Promo video released Monday has more than 70,000 views
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Clip will be played at concerts during US leg of Take Me Home tour

Question: From Zayn's neon yellow to @placeholder's deep indigo, the shades are sure to appeal to every girl


Somalian teenager Islam Feruz sensationally has turned his back on Scotland – earning a sharp rebuke from the man whose rule change fast-tracked the former Celtic striker into the international game. Chelsea kid Feruz has been tipped for the top and, having featured for Scotland at Under-17 and Under-21 level, was to be a key player in the UEFA Under-19 elite round qualifiers starting in England tomorrow. But the 18-year-old, who hasn’t featured for his adopted nation since a 6-0 hammering by England Under-21s in Sheffield last August, withdrew with a mystery injury – despite starring in last week’s Under-21 Premier League Final win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
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Feruz had played at almost every youth level for Scotland
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SFA Chief Gordon Smith changed rules so youngster could play for them
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Arrived in Glasgow with his family as refugees aged just 10
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Starred for Chelsea in Under-21 Premier League final win over Man Utd

Question: Mover: The teenager moved from @placeholder  to Chelsea in 2012

Question: Mover: The teenager moved from Celtic  to @placeholder in 2012


Washington (CNN) -- West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd, the self-educated son of a coal miner who became the longest-serving member of Congress, died early Monday at age 92, the senator's office said. Byrd, a nine-term Democrat, was known as a master of the chamber's often-arcane rules and as the self-proclaimed "champion of the Constitution," a jealous guardian of congressional power. His speeches were laced with references to poetry and the Greek and Roman classics, often punctuated by the brandishing of his pocket copy of the national charter. He was also known as the "King of Pork," using top positions on the Senate Appropriations Committee to steer federal spending to his home state -- one of the nation's poorest.
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NEW: Byrd: "When I am dead ... they will find West Virginia written on my heart"
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Byrd was a nine-term Democrat
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Known as the "King of Pork" for steering federal funding to his home state
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Said his greatest mistake was his 14-hour filibuster of 1964 Civil Rights Act

Question: He was one of 23 senators to oppose the authorization, warning that @placeholder was abdicating its constitutional power to declare war by giving the president what amounted to a blank check.


So, Mauricio Pochettino’s plan was to wipe the floor with Fiorentina before next week’s second leg in Stadio Artemio Franchi. If only this European lark was so easy. Working out what to do next in the Europa League, against a team sitting fourth in Serie A, is part of Pochettino’s coaching education. Tottenham’s manager learned some valuable lessons here. It is a cardinal sin to concede at home in the first leg of European knockout football and Spurs must score in Florence now to stand any chance of progressing to the round of 16. Roberto Soldado, left, opened the scoring for Tottenham with a stunning volley to give Spurs an early lead against Fiorentina
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Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado showed wonderful skill and composure to volley home a Paulinho corner
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Soldado then foolishly gave away a free kick and Jose Maria Basanta fired home during a penalty box melee
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The Europa League tie was the first of six vital fixtures for Mauricio Pochettino's side over 17-day period

Question: What a shame for Tottenham, because until @placeholder’s cruel, 36th-minute equaliser, they had been much the better team.


By John Hall A property developer is offering buyers the chance to own a flat in London and a holiday home in Newquay for a total of just £325,000 in a special 'surf and turf' package. Galliard Homes launched the scheme this morning to capitalise on the £120million-a-year UK surfing market, much of which centres on the Cornwall coast - particularly Fistral Beach in Newquay. Now, for a total of £50,000 less than the price average London home, buyers who purchase a brand new one-bedroom apartment in Lewisham will get lodge overlooking Fistral Beach for free. Surf: Dubbed Pebble Beach village, the Newquay site will have an large artificial surf wave machine and swimming pool and will be just a few yards from the famous Fistral Beach
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Developer offers combined sale of Lewisham flats and Cornwall lodges
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The double property deal totals £50,000 less than average London home
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Buyers will receive a one-bedroom apartment in south London and a multi-room lodge on the Newquay seafront for their money

Question: Sprawling Lewisham has no comparable tourism industry, as it is situated six miles from the centre of @placeholder - too far for many international tourists to travel.

Question: The @placeholder suburb has experienced major regeneration in recent years, however, with further plans to redevelop the run-down town centre.


The moment that Ahmad Benali decided that English lower league football was perhaps not for him came when he was told to train on his own for two weeks for wearing a hat. A former England youth midfielder - born and raised in the shadow of Maine Road - Benali was on loan from Manchester City at Rochdale in 2011 when he reached what he views now as a fork in the road of his career. 'I had captained all the youth teams at City and had been told I was one for the first team in the future,' Benali reflected in his broad Manchester accent.
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Ahmad Benali is currently on the books of Serie B side Brescia
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The 22-year-old failed to make the grade at Manchester City
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After a loan spell at Rochdale, he decided life in England wasn't for him
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The playmaker has impressed in Italy since making the move
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The youngster is out of contract at the end of the current season
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Benali has an offer on the table from Serie A giants Inter Milan

Question: When I got the chance to move to @placeholder I took it with both hands.


(CNN) -- What are iconic and twisted and no longer free? Pretzels aboard some Continental Airlines flights. Continental stopped serving complimentary snacks to passengers flying coach on domestic routes this week. The change is consistent with the carrier's merger-partner United Airlines' policy of food for purchase. "We are removing beverage snacks -- pretzels and Biscoff [cookies] -- in an effort to reduce costs and align ourselves with many of our network competitors," Continental representative Andrew Farraro said. Continental expects the pretzel and cookie cut could save $2.8 million annually. The move comes after some domestic airlines, including American and US Airways, have already dropped free in-flight treats. Delta, JetBlue, Airtran and Southwest still offer freebies.
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Continental has stopped serving free snacks to coach passengers on domestic routes
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Some of the airline's competitors have also dropped complimentary in-flight treats
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The competitive market and fuel costs are to blame, experts say

Question: "We believe complimentary snacks are an appropriate component to the flight," @placeholder representative Chris Kelly Singley said.


(Entertainment Weekly) -- Chris Farley was a corpulent "Saturday Night Live" veteran like John Belushi. He died of a drug overdose like John Belushi (at the same age, no less). Saturday Night Live alum Chris Farley backstage at the 1997 Academy Awards in Hollywood, California. And now, with "The Chris Farley Show," he gets his own biographical treatment just like -- you guessed it -- John Belushi. The "oral history" form of presentation -- essentially a string of anecdotes from friends and family -- is popular in the "Saturday Night Live" canon. (See Bob Woodward's 1984 Belushi bio, "Wired," and 2002's "Live From New York.") It's no wonder: Everyone involved -- Chris Rock, Tim Meadows, David Spade, Rob Lowe, and Tom Arnold -- are terrific storytellers.
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Farley's physicalisty good metaphor for book: a meal overstuffed with dish
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Farley doesn't come off as likable -- hookers, drug addiction on full display
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Still, he emerges as more than just a sweaty beast who gave good pratfall
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This unflinching, well-written book outshines any Farley highlight reel

Question: A more mentally together @placeholder wouldn't have done it."


By Chris Slack UPDATED: 03:57 EST, 24 February 2012 A six-year-old girl who was left paralysed and brain-damaged after a head-on collision has received a £5million payout in what a judge described as the 'saddest case' he has come across. Cerys Edwards, from Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, will also get an annual £450,000 payout for the rest of her life. Cerys was just 11 months old when her family's car was hit head-on by driver Antonio Boparan in Sutton Coldfield in November 2006. Tragic: Cerys Edwards, pictured before and after the horrific crash in November 2006. The six-year-old has been awarded a £5m payout and £450,000 annual payment to help with her care
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Cerys Edwards will also receive a £450,000 annual payout for rest of her life
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Judge says the case is 'saddest he has come across'

Question: Short sentence: @placeholder, who was driving at 70mph in a 30 zone, served just six months of a 21-month sentence for dangerous driving.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:02 EST, 2 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:47 EST, 2 August 2013 Car insurance renewal can be stressful at the best of times with the fear of rising cost. Spare a thought then for Rhys Barker who was quoted £1.2million for his £1,400 Vauxhall Corsa. The 27-year-old contacted Zenith to make sure the figure was correct and they helpfully offered him the opportunity of paying it in instalments of £104,000 a month. Overpriced: Rhys Barker, 27, was offered a quote of £1.2million to insure his £1,400 Vauxhall Corsa
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Rhys Barker said insurance companies treat young drivers 'unfairly'
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He had previously been paying £2,000 a year to insure a Ford Fiesta
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Zenith said it would not expect a customer to pay such a high premium

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The San Diego Chargers didn't need a 12th man against the Seattle Seahawks. The blazing sun sure helped, especially when the temperature on the field at kick-off reached 120 degrees. 'Heat was a big issue — that's the first time it's ever happened to me,' safety Earl Thomas said after the Seahawks lost 30-21. Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers tight end, reacts after scoring during the game against Seattle Seahawks San Diego Chargers quarter back Philip Rivers throws a pass during first quarter of game against Seattle Seattle's vaunted defense was on the field most of the game, unable to stop the Chargers. At one point, Thomas received an IV.
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San Diego Chargers sprung a surprise as they beat Seattle Seahawks
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The Superbowl champions lost out by nine points to the hosts
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Antonio Gates had three touchdown catches for the Chargers

Question: @placeholder used long drives all day to control play and wear out Seattle's vaunted defense.


Think Hondas are boring? Well this one might change your mind. Unveiled this week at the Detroit Motor Show, its long awaited new NSX supercar will blow away a few cobwebs. And it's a petrol electric sport hybrid that is green as well as bright red. With its aerodynamic, low slung features, the NSX, pictured below, looks more McLaren than Honda but certainly does have all that Jazz. A combination of the 550bhp twin-turbo V6 engine at the rear and two of its three electric motors fixed on the axle towards the front gives independent drive to each wheel, via a 9-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
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It's a petrol electric sport hybrid with aerodynamic low slung features
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It has a combination of the 550bhp twin-turbo V6 engine at the rear and two of its three electric motors fixed on the axle towards the front
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The new model alos has a 9-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox
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The car comes with four driving modes: quiet, sport, sport-plus and track

Question: A @placeholder executive, who really should get out more, described it as a 'human-centred supercar'.


(CNN)ABC's "Fresh Off The Boat," the first sitcom to feature an Asian American family in two decades, has run into renewed controversy a week before its debut. While the show has been praised for its potential to rebut stereotypes, its social media team flubbed when it tweeted a graphic featuring caricatures of different races underneath the phrase "We're all a little #FreshOffTheBoat." If anything, the ad reinforced tired imagery: One Asian figure wore a pointy bamboo hat; another Latino figure wore a sombrero with a curly mustache. Story creator Eddie Huang, whose memoirs the sitcom is based on, was furious.
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Upcoming ABC sitcom 'Fresh Off The Boat' draws fire after tweet depicting racist stereotypes
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Story creator Eddie Huang said tweet was "plain offensive" and asked for it to be deleted

Question: Depending on who you ask, it's either a slang term or a slur used to label minorities, often @placeholder, who haven't fully assimilated with the mainstream.


By Frank Coletta For Daily Mail Australia and Aap Tony Abbott's strong stance with Russia over Malaysian Flight MH17 is believed to have translated into a stronger showing in the polls, making him the preferred prime minister for the first time in four months. The latest Newspoll published in The Australian shows the Coalition's primary vote is back up to 40 per cent for the first time since April, regaining some of the ground lost after an unpopular budget. Tony Abbott's tough talking over the investigation into the Malaysian Airlines MH17 tragedy has won him strong support from voters, according to the latest Newspoll
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Tony Abbott is now preferred Prime Minister over Opposition Leader Bill Shorten for the first time in four months
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His strong stance against Russia in the aftermath of the MH17 tragedy has helped boost his popularity
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His change of mind on the Racial Discrimination Act is also believed to have helped
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Mr Abbott has reversed most of his losses from an unpopular budget
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Coalition's primary vote has jumped 4 points to 40 per cent but still trails Labor
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Labor primary vote has fallen to 34%, almost the same as its election-losing result

Question: It also shows his standing as preferred PM has improved by six points since June, while Mr @placeholder's has fallen by eight, a 14 point turnaround in favour of the PM.


A husband and wife realized more than 20 years into their marriage that they were both gay. David Kaufman had always struggled with being born a boy. He tried to ignore the nagging feeling for years and even married twice and had two kids, CBS Sacramento reports. He was married to his second wife, Cat, for more than 20 years when he realized he needed to come clean about his desire to become a woman, as well as another more recent discovery - that he was attracted to other men. Cat Kaufman (right) revealed she was gay to her husband, David, 20 years into their marriage. David is now Dani (left)
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Cat Kaufman revealed she was gay to her husband, David, 20 years into their marriage
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He shockingly told her that he is also gay and had been keeping it a secret from her
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The couple is still married and very close but living separately
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David has since transformed into Dani, a woman
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The couple has a child

Question: Just last year, however, @placeholder realized she isn't gay - she was just born in the wrong body.


Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel found himself on the receiving end of diatribe from a Democratic lawmaker on Thursday afternoon over the Obama administration's plan to arm and train moderate Syrian rebels as part of its strategy to defeat the Islamic State. California Rep. Loretta Sanchez harangued Hagel at a House Armed Services Committee hearing for not offering Congress documentation on which Syrians it plans to give weapons to and how it will prevent Islamic extremists from confiscating those arms. 'I don't think that the plan that I have seen was detailed enough to make me believe that your plan will work,' she told Hagel.
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Congressman Loretta Sanchez lit into the Secretary of Defense for not providing a blueprint of the weapons and training program to Congress
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The House authorized the plan yesterday despite not having had a look at the fine print
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'What type of arms...are we going to hand over to these people?' Sanchez asked Hagel during a hearing today
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'We handed over arms to [the Iraqi government] and they ended up in ISIS and the very safe arms are going after us,' she added

Question: 'Can you tell me who the commander in chief of the @placeholder moderates - who are all over the place, don't even talk to each other sometimes - how we're gonna see that leadership?'

Question: I hoped the same thing when I voted against the @placeholder war, that I was wrong, but I don't believe that I was wrong on that,' she added.


By David Baker PUBLISHED: 15:14 EST, 19 October 2012 | UPDATED: 17:58 EST, 19 October 2012 Hoping to live long and prosper Star Trek fanatics Jossie and Sonnie Gustavsson today tied the knot in the UK’s first-ever ‘Klingon’ wedding. The bride, a Trekkie-convert who as a child dreamed of a white wedding, donned brown face-paint and a rubber mask to exchange vows. And there was no need to beam up their guests after they carried out the ceremony in front of thousands of other sci-fi fans at the UK's first Star Trek convention in more than a decade.
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Swedish couple Jossie and Sonnie Gustavsson tied the knot at Trekkie convention in London
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The pair were surrounded by thousands of Star Trek fans as the made their vows - in Klingon

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(CNN) -- The secret to Phil Mickelson's recent successes against longtime rival Tiger Woods could lie with the man who has coached both golf superstars -- Butch Harmon. Harmon helped Woods to eight of his 14 major triumphs between 1993 and 2004, and started working with Mickelson three years later. He was on hand to give the veteran left-hander tips during the pair's final-round showdown at Pebble Beach on Sunday. Mickelson bettered his fellow American for the fifth time in a row when they have played together on the last day of a tournament to clinch his 40th PGA Tour title.
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Tiger Woods' ex-coach Butch Harmon gave Phil Mickelson tips on how to beat him
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Harmon worked with Woods for eight of his 14 major triumphs between 1993 and 2004
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The coach has been working with four-time major winner Mickelson since 2007
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Mickelson has bettered Woods eight times since working with Harmon

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Expect the installation of a transfer hotline at The Hawthorns after this display. Tony Pulis wants new players, and he wants them now. The security blanket his presence on the touchline has cast over West Bromwich Albion in four unbeaten games was whipped away by a Tottenham team operating at their optimum. Christian Eriksen was majestic. Harry Kane even better. Mauricio Pochettino has his players drilled and decisive right now. They were too much of an attacking force for West Brom and this match effectively over inside 15 minutes. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail's Big Match Stats: West Brom 0-3 Tottenham
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Christian Eriksen opens the scoring with a seventh-minute free kick for Tottenham
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Harry Kane then adds a second eight minutes later against West Bromwich Albion
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The in-form striker then makes it three in the second half from the penalty spot

Question: @placeholder stepped up and sent his penalty just inside the left-side post at pace.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 07:53 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 09:46 EST, 23 July 2013 After the birth of the future King last night, the well-wishers who had waited outside St Mary's Hospital were understandably keen to give their opinions on the happy news. But one Royal fan decided to offer up a tasteless joke when he was interviewed live on Sky News about the announcement that the Duchess of Cambridge had given birth. The man said that that William and Kate's baby was a 'black boy' - leaving presenter Kay Burley speechless with shock as bystanders grinned awkwardly.
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Bystander shocks crowd by joking Kate has given birth to 'a black boy'
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Presenter Kay Burley was left speechless during live broadcast at hospital

Question: The moment was a rare flash of excitement in the rolling television news coverage of the @placeholder birth, which has mostly been characterised by extended expert comment and interviews with the public.


Fifty-seven. That's the number of goals Landon Donovan has scored for the U.S. national soccer team. It's 19 more than the total goals racked up by the No. 2 all-time scorer, World Cup captain Clint Dempsey. It's also one fewer than Donovan's career assist tally, 58, which is 36 more setups than Hall of Fame midfielder Cobi Jones had  in his lengthy career. The only major benchmarks where Donovan isn't tops are shutouts, a statistic designated for goalkeepers and defenders, and caps, or game appearances, a stat in which Jones leads Donovan 164-156. It's simple math, which is why, to fans casual and ardent, coach Jurgen Klinsmann's decision to leave the orchestrator of 115 goals off the 23-player World Cup roster doesn't add up.
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Landon Donovan has 57 goals and 58 assists in international career, both U.S. records
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Coach Jurgen Klinsmann says he left Donovan off roster because other players are better
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If any player on roster is injured before World Cup, Donovan could be back, coach says

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(CNN) -- High in the hills between Ramallah and Nablus in the West Bank sits a huge construction site its developers hope will transform the lives of Palestinians for generations to come. Rawabi is the first planned city of its kind and is not short on ambition. The renderings for the $1 billion development show many shiny amenities that might seem out of place in an area that has a per capita income of $1,610. The vision for the project that began construction in January 2010 includes homes for 40,000 residents, a park, a 20,000-seat amphitheater, a convention center and a theater.
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Rawabi is the largest privately-funded development project in Palestinian history
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The finished project will include homes for 40,000 residents, a convention center and three schools
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Its construction provides 5,000 jobs, and there are hopes it will provide more after tenants move in
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The project could lift the economy, but some say it won't change the region's geo-political instability

Question: "A little downtrend in politics will hurt Rawabi, but never destroy @placeholder," he says.


Just over half the public says that it's bad for the country that the GOP controls the House of Representatives, according to a new national poll conducted after the end of the partial government shutdown. And the CNN/ORC International survey also indicates that more than six in 10 Americans say that Speaker of the House John Boehner should be replaced. The poll was conducted Friday through Sunday, just after the end of the 16-day partial federal government shutdown that was caused in part by a push by House conservatives to try and dismantle the health care law, which is President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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Poll conducted after government shutdown shows small majority think GOP control of House is bad
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Results are first time since GOP took control of House in 2010 that more oppose its control
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More than six in 10 say Speaker of the House John Boehner should lose his job
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Obama's approval numbers didn't take same hit that GOP's did after shutdown

Question: "John Boehner fares just as badly as the @placeholder," CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said.


Paris, we can all agree, has a lot going for it. It has splendid museums, grand avenues, a famous pointy tower and thousands of cafes where you can order a minuscule coffee for a fairly large amount of money. But Lyon is a supremely qualified rival. In Lyon, a hearty serving of tradition Smaller it may be, but France's second city has a sophistication that makes it a hugely intriguing option for visitors. While the following suggestions may cause rioting (or, at least, mild shrugs of indifference) along the Champs-Elysees, there are a number of ways Lyon outshines the French capital.
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Lyon is France's "second city" but it leads the way in a number of cultural categories
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Paris has Notre Dame but Lyon's Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourviere is more beautiful
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Paris has one river; Lyon has two
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Lyon's Auguste and Louis Lumiere are credited with creating the first film camera

Question: Better than any band, though, is a setting that @placeholder can't match.


GOLDEN, Colorado (CNN) -- Sometimes the best way to roll with the punches is to roll the dice. Jerry Goldsmith was one of hundreds of people who turned out this week to apply for a casino job. That's Jerry Goldsmith's attitude. The Colorado man lost his engineering job of 29 years -- and the six-figure salary that went with it -- and is now applying for a casino job dealing craps, blackjack, roulette and poker. "I was angry. I think everyone gets angry," says Goldsmith, 60, recalling his New Year's Day firing. "It's 'Why me?' But after a while I just learned: One door closed, but many more just opened.
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Colorado will allow higher bets, expanded hours at state's casinos
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Casinos to operate 24 hours a day, must hire more workers to fill positions
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Unemployed would-be dealer says that "quitting is just not an option"
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Dealers will make $40,000 to $80,000 a year, depending on tips

Question: In a November referendum, Colorado voters approved a measure to expand betting limits at casinos in @placeholder from $5 to $100 and to add the games of roulette and craps.


Martin Johnson regrets his England players getting ‘caught out off the field’ during the disastrous 2011 World Cup campaign which featured a dwarf-throwing competition in Queenstown and stars making inappropriate comments to a chambermaid. Incidents such as those, Mike Tindall kissing his ex-girlfriend in a bar and Manu Tuilagi diving into Auckland harbour ‘became the story’, says the former England coach, who broke his silence three years after the tournament in New Zealand. Johnson said: 'We got caught out off the field. We were aware of what could happen and warned the players, but it still happened,' Johnson said. England's poor campaign in New Zealand was blighted by off-the-field problems
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Several controversial incidents blighted 2011 World Cup for England
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Mike Tindall, Chris Ashton, Toby Flood and Dylan Hartley were caught at a dwarf-throwing event on a night out during the tournament
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Players were allowed to go bungee jumping on their day off
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Inappropriate comments were made to a female hotel worker
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Manu Tuilagi was fined for jumping off a ferry
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Johnson says 2003 squad did similar but were protected by results on pitch

Question: October 9: Manu Tuilagi is formally warned by police and fined £3,000 by England rugby officials after jumping from a ferry in @placeholder.


For centuries France has held out against the dull language of 'les rosbifs' just across the Channel. But now the country's future leaders have been told they must master English – a dramatic climbdown for a nation that has tried to ban words such as 'le weekend' from encroaching on its precious vocabulary. ENA, the elite National School of Administration in Strasbourg, which produces the French governing class, is to make mastery of English a compulsory rule of entry from 2018. Nathalie Loiseau, director of the elite National School of Administration in Strasbourg, which produces the French governing class, has said the school will make mastery of English a compulsory rule of entry from 2018
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National School of Administration is making English fluency a requirement
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From 2018 it will be a rule of entry for school producing French ruling class
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Defies traditionalists including former French President Jacques Chirac
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In 2006 he pledged to stop the spread of English language internationally

Question: 'I was profoundly shocked to see a Frenchman express himself in @placeholder,' said Mr Chirac.


Lionel Messi celebrated the 10th anniversary of his Barcelona debut with a brilliant goal, as Barcelona maintained their four point lead over rivals Real Madrid ahead of next week's Clasico. Messi inched closer to breaking Telmo Zarra's all-time La Liga scoring record, notching his 250th goal, leaving him one strike behind the Athletic Bilbao legend. He could now write history against Real Madrid next Saturday, quite probably aided by the return of Luis Suarez from suspension. Messi was instrumental in this win over Eibar, which saw Barcelona keep their eighth clean sheet in eight games, Claudio Bravo extending his own record to 720 minutes unbeaten—although Eibar deserved to be ahead at half-time.
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Barcelona have won seven of their first eight La Liga games following 3-0 win over Eibar
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Xavi struck after an hour as Neymar and Lionel Messi also add to the score sheet at the Nou Camp
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Luis Enrique's side yet to concede a goal after their first eight league matches of the campaign
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Barca four points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the table

Question: @placeholder likes to his shuffle his pack at the best of times and with two huge games coming up, he made changes.


By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 09:42 EST, 9 July 2012 | UPDATED: 11:22 EST, 9 July 2012 A classic Ferrari worth more than £20million has been involved in the world's most expensive car crash. U.S. businessman Christopher Cox was driving the Ferrari 250 GTO in central France when the car collided with another vehicle. The multi-millionaire was travelling with his wife Ann, who is understood to have suffered a broken leg in the accident. Collision course: U.S. businessman Christopher Cox, pictured behind the wheel next to his wife Ann, was driving his Ferrari 250 GTO in France when the £20million car was involved in an accident with another vehicle
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U.S. businessman Christopher Cox was driving the Ferrari 250 GTO in central France when the car collided with another vehicle
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His wife Ann suffered a broken leg in Saint-Etienne-des Guirets accident

Question: @placeholder built the 250 GTO between 1962 and 1964 with the 174mph sports car sold with a £6,000 price-tag.


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- In some parts of the South, Friday's rare snowfall didn't pack the punch anticipated, but it still forced the closure of schools and the cancellation of flights. Cities put emergency crews to work throughout much of the region while state offices and schools were shut down. An estimated 8 inches fell in De Kalb in eastern Mississippi, while 200 miles south in metro Biloxi, snow fell but didn't stick, the National Weather Service reported. "We had flurries for about five minutes where I am, that's it," said John DeMiller, owner of the Petit Bois Grocery in Biloxi.
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"This is amazing," CNN iReporter says of snowfall in Dallas-Fort Worth area
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Flights canceled in Atlanta; Dallas-Fort Worth gets 12.5'' of snow, a 24-hour record
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Are you snowed in? Send us your iReports to tell how you're staying warm and digging out

Question: @placeholder hadn't expected much snow, and when schools were closed in his town without accumulations, he was flabbergasted.


(CNN) -- Try to imagine New York or California dealing with a situation like this: The tap water's only good for toilets, not drinking, washing, cooking or showering; more than a dozen people have been hospitalized for complaints related to water that's been contaminated with a somewhat mysterious chemical; and residents wait in line for bottled water -- or for ice to melt -- in order to have something to drink. That's been life since Thursday in West Virginia's capital city, Charleston, where 300,000 people were left without safe water -- again, except for toilet flushing -- after chemicals contaminated the Elk River. Some of the taps have started coming back on; cleanup and testing are underway, according to the news reports on Monday. But the spill, which has been attributed to a leak in a chemical-storage tank not far upriver from the city's water treatment plant, continues to paralyze Charleston.
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Noncontaminated tap water is coming back for some West Virginia residents
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John Sutter: Our collective indifference to the disaster is troubling
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300,000 people were without water after a chemical spill
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Sutter: U.S. needs to debate how to keep chemicals out of drinking water

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By Lizzie Parry PUBLISHED: 12:27 EST, 10 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:17 EST, 10 November 2013 Fourteen-month-old Elia-belle Hooker suffered a nasty cut to her face when she and her older brother Jack, two, were playing with a Disney tea set A mother has urged Argos to rid their shelves of a 'dangerous' toy after her 14-month-old baby girl suffered a nasty cut from the rough plastic edges. Horrified at the cut inflicted on tiny Elia-belle Hooker by the Disney Princess Tea Set, mother Natalie Giugno posted a warning on Facebook to alert other unsuspecting parents. The 30-year-old immediately returned the toy to the Cromer branch of Argos urging managers to remove the product from sale.
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Natalie Giugno has called on Argos to take the Disney Princess Tea Set off the shelves after her daughter was injured
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Elia-belle suffered a nasty cut to her right cheek
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Mother claims had rough edges could have affected her daughter's vision
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Argos said they have not received any other complaints about the toy
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Store has launched 'an urgent investigation' with the toy's suppliers
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Toy carried warning it is not suitable for children under the age of three

Question: She said while her youngest children were playing nicely together, pretending to have a tea party,  @placeholder must have banged into this little sister, accidentally causing the cut.


(CNN) -- An eco-friendly building material might have saved some of the 80 homes destroyed in a recent wildfire in Southern California. But it can't be used there. Rajesh Kanwar built his Alpine, California, house out of AAC after his previous house burned down. The masonry material, called autoclaved aerated concrete or AAC, can withstand a 2,000-degree fire for four hours, according to Underwriters Laboratories' test results. "I just think the material's awesome. There's nothing like it," said Doug Edwards, an architect whose Edwards Design Group designs and builds green homes in the Scottsdale, Arizona, area. "It's the best building material in the world."
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An eco-friendly masonry material can withstand a 2,000-degree fire for four hours
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Advocates say it may have saved some of the 80 homes destroyed in a recent wildfire
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The material also is impervious to termites and is bulletproof and waterproof

Question: "When our home burned down, I looked into materials that were less likely to burn down," said @placeholder, who runs a small business.


NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN)  -- Fans of porn star Stormy Daniels are drafting her to run for the U.S. Senate seat in Louisiana now held by Republican Sen. David Vitter. And it's no racy gimmick, they say. Porn star Stormy Daniels, who has no party affiliation, says she's "always up for a good fight." The Draft Stormy Web site says that "2010 presents the Pelican State with the opportunity to start with a clean slate -- to elect a representative that we can be proud of, who will work tirelessly, and who will challenge the status quo. We at the Draft Stormy campaign feel that Baton Rouge native Stormy Daniels is best suited to fulfill these duties."
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Stormy Daniels fan insists movement to draft porn star for Senate campaign for real
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Republican Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana now holds U.S. Senate seat at issue
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Vitter, up for re-election in 2010, is known for his link to the "D.C. Madam"
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Daniels says she's embracing possible candidacy, planning "listening tour" of state

Question: "You are going to need someone better than a porn star, or a lap dancer, or a sex worker to nail @placeholder on this," he said.


Washington (CNN) -- After Washington Mayor Vince Gray voted Tuesday morning and a vocal contingent of volunteers moved on to another precinct, Gray's campaign manager headed downtown to write three news releases to issue based on the outcome of Tuesday's Democratic primary election. Chuck Thies started with the hopeful news first and wrote the release his campaign would blast out if the mayor won the contest with a wide margin. But as voters across the district went to the polls Tuesday morning, even Gray's closest confidants and advisers acknowledged that outcome was not likely. Many cautioned that the election would be close, possibly within a few thousand votes.
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Incumbent Mayor Vince Gray at one time held a healthy lead in his re-election bid
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A businessman's plea bargain agreement over Gray's 2010 campaign raised doubts
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Challenger Muriel Bowser's poll numbers surged while Gray's remained flat
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Bowser ended up with a double-digit win over the one-term mayor

Question: By the time 20% of the precincts were reporting and @placeholder's lead was not shrinking, Gray's political guru said it was apparent that the campaign "wasn't doing as well" as it needed.


(CNN)A woman who alleges she was gang-raped by three University of Oregon men's basketball players in March has filed a Title IX lawsuit against the university and head men's basketball coach Dana Altman. The civil suit was filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Eugene, Oregon. According to the suit, the woman, a university student, alleges that three Oregon men's basketball players cornered her in a bathroom in March and gang-raped her multiple times. Prosecutors did not file charges against the men, citing insufficient evidence. The lawsuit says that Altman knew one of his players, Brandon Austin, had a history of prior sexual misconduct allegations at another school but that Altman recruited him to play for the Ducks anyway. Austin and two of his Ducks' teammates were dismissed from the team in May. The teammates are not mentioned by name in the lawsuit.
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Student files Title IX lawsuit against University of Oregon, head men's basketball coach Dana Altman
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Woman alleges three basketball players gang-raped her, according to suit
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Interim school president: "The university disagrees with the allegations against it"

Question: @placeholder requires schools to investigate allegations of sexual assault, even if criminal charges are never filed.


When James Rodriguez signed his contract with Real Madrid, scarcely an eyebrow was raised. Of course, £60million is a massive transfer fee, especially when the attendant  salary exceeds £5m a year. But the young Colombian said he was desperate to play for Real and we instinctively believed him. They are champions of Europe, they have a team which reads like a litany of sorcerers and they are, well, they are Real Madrid. Who wouldn’t want to play for such a club? VIDEO Scroll down to watch great footage of James Rodriguez and Robert Lewandowski Major coup: James Rodriguez, the top scorer at the World Cup, moved to Real Madrid earlier in the week
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With James Rodriguez and Luis Suarez moving to La Liga, can the Premier League be considered the best in the world?
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The 'peak' of a player's game is now regarded as performing at Real Madrid, Barcelona or Bayern Munich
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Bale and Modric moved from Spurs, Xabi Alonso, Mascherano and Suarez left Liverpool and Ronaldo departed Manchester United
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Television companies feed us hype, but we know deep down the Premier League is no longer the pinnacle of the game
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Matt Prior's level of media scrutiny is trivial, but much more relevant is to ask why he was playing Test cricket with a torn quad?
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The London Olympics has generated a £14.2bn trade boost over two years

Question: Outstanding players like @placeholder, Bale and Ronaldo know the truth of that statement.


Washington (CNN) -- Politics is full of second chances. Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford -- now U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford -- is living proof. Former Rep. Anthony Weiner is trying to travel the same road to political redemption. And now add former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer to the list, as he embarks on a similar journey. In this age of lighting fast news cycles and fleeting memories, are disgraced politicians sitting in the penalty box for a shorter time before launching a comeback? A Republican political strategist thinks it reflects a lower opinion of politicians. "The required waiting time has been greatly condensed in recent years, indicating present voters are holding elected officials to a much lower standard then previous generations," said John Brabender, a longtime top political adviser to 2012 Republican presidential candidate and former Sen. Rick Santorum.
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Trio of disgraced politicians show that voters have gotten more forgiving
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Disgraced former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer is latest to announce comeback bid
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Political strategist says shorter turnaround reflects voters lower opinions of politicians
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Others say Americans have always been forgiving and avoid appearing judgmental

Question: "I think it is a land of forgiveness, of people in their natural goodness (who) understand the fact that...we sin, we pay a price and hopefully continue," added Spitzer, who served two terms as @placeholder attorney general before winning election as governor in 2006.

Question: Republican @placeholder's political career appeared dead after he finished out his term amid repercussions of admitting to an extramarital affair in 2009.


By Lawrence Conway PUBLISHED: 02:18 EST, 16 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:40 EST, 18 June 2012 Children are to be banned from a city centre under draconian plans to tackle anti-social behaviour. Critics said the decision to stop anyone under 16 walking the streets of Bangor after dark was akin to something ‘you’d expect in North Korea, not North Wales’. Police are introducing the curfew, believed to be the first time children have been banned from an entire city centre, to rid the area of yobbish behaviour. Ban: Children will be banned from Bangor town centre from Monday as police and the council in the Welsh city attempt to tackle anti-social behaviour
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Unaccompanied under-16s barred from the Welsh city of Bangor
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Civil rights groups complain: 'This is North Wales, not North Korea'

Question: Criminalising every young person in @placeholder – without any need for them to be engaged in any wrongdoing – is an unwarranted and disproportionate intrusion into the civil liberties of thousands of perfectly law-abiding young people.’


By Luke Augustus for MailOnline Follow @@Luke_Augustus29 His Manchester United debut lasted 69 minutes but in that time Angel di Maria gave Red Devils supporters more than a glimpse of what is to come from their new No 7 in the future. Di Maria has only trained twice with his new team-mates, since his £60million move from Real Madrid on Tuesday, yet in spells on Saturday afternoon at Turf Moor it seemed he had been at  United longer as he linked up neatly with Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie. Old Trafford boss Louis van Gaal deployed the 26-year-old in central midfield of his 3-5-2 formation and Di Maria showed his energetic qualities that helped Real win a Copa del Rey and Champions League double last term.
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Angel di Maria played well as Manchester United struggled at Burnley
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Di Maria started for United at 0-0 draw at Turf Moor on Saturday
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Argentina international was deployed in centre-midfield in Louis van Gaal's 3-5-2 formation
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26-year-old showed glimpses of his talent with some great passes and direct running
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He created pass of the match for Robin van Persie after 14 minutes
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His debut ended on 69 minutes after taking a kick to his calf

Question: The skill involved, as he beat two men in the heart of @placeholder's midfield, was warmly appreciated by the travelling United supporters who chanted 'Argentina!


(CNN) -- "We face neither East nor West, we face forward." Those words were spoken by Kwame Nkrumah, the man who led the creation of the independent nation of Ghana out of British colonization in 1957. And over half a century later, they are still inspiring a man who is doing his best to lead a small sporting revolution in his homeland. It is no small irony that the focus of his mission so far was the Commonwealth Games -- a competition formerly known as the British Empire Games, bringing together nations and dependent territories from around the globe. And when Jedidiah Amoako-Ackah took to Glasgow's velodrome last week, he became Ghana's first international track cyclist.
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Jedidiah Amoako-Ackah is Ghana's first international track cyclist
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The 23-year-old competed at Commonwealth Games in sprint events
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He trained for just 10 months in his adopted home city of Glasgow
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Amoako-Ackah dreams of building a national cycling center in Ghana

Question: "After I came back to the UK, it made so much sense to actually do something for the @placeholder who I've got to know and love after my holiday there."


A Southwest Airlines flight from San Francisco to Phoenix had to make an emergency landing today after a woman went into a labor and gave birth to a baby just minutes after takeoff. The flight was diverted to Los Angeles International Airport after the heavily pregnant mother began having contractions at 10,000 feet. An emergency room nurse and a doctor who happened to be aboard the flight delivered the child - with the help of a very rattled flight attendant. There were 111 people aboard the plane at the time. A woman gave birth Tuesday aboard a Southwest Airlines flight shortly after it took off from San Francisco. The plane had to be rerouted to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles (stock photo)
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A doctor and an emergency room nurse who happened to be aboard helped deliver the baby
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Mother and child are resting comfortably at a hospital after the successful delivery
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Southwest Airlines Flight 623 took off at 6.34am and landed at LAX at 7.41am

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By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 01:33 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:12 EST, 8 March 2013 Twitter and politics rarely meet the equation for romance. But in one surprise proposal that borrowed the Twitter feed of Virginia Senator Mark Warner to get the attention of his press secretary, Beth Adelson, it summed up to just that. Brett_Wanamaker: 'Senator, your Press Secretary pays more attention to this feed than her own - can I borrow this space for a minute?' Brett Wanamaker Tweeted to Mr Warner on Thursday. Excitement: Brett Wanamaker takes a knee and pulls out a ring before his girlfriend Beth Adelson in the hall as she tries covering her face but easily shows her excited reaction behind
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Virginia Senator Mark Warner gave Brett Wanamaker a 'best of luck' before opening his wall to the young man's proposal

Question: Fortunately for Mr @placeholder, the following photos Tweeted by a friend clued everyone in on what her answer really was.


With panoramic views of the capital from a roof terrace, bespoke chairs and glass walls, this £80million six-storey building resembles that of a plush city hotel. But this is, in fact, Britain's most expensive comprehensive school - set to open next week in a leafy area of Kensington, west London, for 1,480 lucky pupils. Holland Park School, dubbed the 'socialist Eton', has unisex lavatories where no main door will be fitted to deter bullying, a glass-clad open-plan library and an exotic 25-metre basement swimming pool. Pupils in the new school will sit down on £300 bespoke chairs, left, created by one of Britain's leading furniture designers, Russell Pinch. Teachers will have their own version, right with arms - retailing at £400
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Pupils will sit down on £300 bespoke chairs created by one of Britain's leading furniture designers and atrium will stretch the length of the school
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Holland Park School is Britain's most expensive comprehensive school

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The bi-racial parents of a six-year-old who starred in a Cheerios advert have hit back against racists, saying they need to accept: 'We are part of the face of America'. Cheerios was forced to restrict online comments after posting the commercial on YouTube earlier this month, after a barrage of negative and racist comments. Christopher Colbert has reacted to the abuse aimed at his daughter Grace after she appeared in the national advert, saying: 'America needs to see this is just a way of life.' Scroll down for video: Debate: Christopher and Janet Colbert talk about the reaction to Grace appearing in a Cheerios advert
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Christopher Colbert welcomes race debate caused by Grace's advert
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Six-year-old believes fuss is because of her smile

Question: For all the debate however, six-year-old @placeholder seems unfazed by the attention.


Cornelius Gurlitt, 81, who hid a £1bn trove of suspected stolen Nazi art has died in his Munich flat The ownership of a £1billion hoard of masterpieces plundered by the Nazis during the Second World War has been thrown into doubt by the death of its keeper. Cornelius Gurlitt, 81, whose father Hildebrand built the  collection while working for  Hitler, died in the Munich flat where he kept the paintings. They included works by Renoir, Matisse and Picasso that were either looted or bought from Jews at knock-down prices. Mr Gurlitt, an eccentric recluse, had been selling them over the years to support himself.
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Cornelius Gurlitt, 81, died at apartment in Schawbin, spokesman said
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Had been in a nursing home following major heart operation
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1,401 paintings discovered in 2012 in his flat in upmarket part of Munich
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Works thought to be a £1billion trove of potentially stolen Nazi art
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Was elderly son of a Nazi-era art dealer who stole works during Third Reich
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It's not yet clear what will happen to the art, said Art Recovery International

Question: Mr Gurlitt’s father was Nazi Germany’s leading expert on modern art, personally tasked by Hitler to sell paintings he despised abroad to help fund the @placeholder’s war effort.


Carlo Ancelotti will attempt to block any move by Premier League clubs to buy Sami Khedira this January, but Real Madrid will overrule their coach if the offer comes close to their £10million valuation of the player whose contract runs out at the end of the season. Here’s Sportsmail's assessment of who should be pushing hardest for the 27-year-old World Cup winner: Sami Khedira celebrates winning the World Cup with Germany in Brazil in the summer Arsenal It’s not difficult to see why Arsenal might try to meet that evaluation as soon as the window opens and then talk wages with the German World Cup winner who was understood to be demanding over £150,000-a-week in the summer.
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Carlo Ancelotti will attempt to block moves from Premier League clubs
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Arsenal could add Khedira to make a World Cup-winning spine to the team
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho brought Khedira in from Stuttgart when he was Real Madrid boss in 2010
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Manchester United could also move for the German in the January window
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The 27-year-old was thought to be asking for £150,000-a-week in summer

Question: @placeholder's decision to keep Khedira may be overturned if the right money is offered


(CNN) -- Organizers for the controversial Bahrain Grand Prix have been given a boost after several Formula One teams, including world champions Red Bull, told CNN they will not unilaterally pull out of the race. Following reports this week that some teams were planning on canceling their appearance at the grand prix, which is due to take place April 22 at the Bahrain International Circuit on the Persian Gulf island, CNN contacted all 12 constructors. Nine declined to comment but Red Bull, whose driver Sebastian Vettel won the drivers' championship and who also clinched the 2011 constructors' title, told CNN that the decision on whether the Bahrain Grand Prix goes ahead is a matter for motorsport's governing body the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile [FIA] and not individual teams.
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Leading F1 teams tell CNN they won't pull out of Bahrain GP
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Red Bull and Toro Rosso say decision rests with FIA
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Bahrain GP due to take place April 22
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Decision should be made after this weekend's Shanghai GP

Question: I've had no one say anything other than 'we're going to be racing in @placeholder'."


David Cameron has distanced himself from Prince Andrew by refusing to publicly back the royal over allegations that he sexually abused a teenager. Asked about the claims, which were made against the Duke of York last week, the Prime Minister replied: 'I'm not going to make any comment on it. 'Obviously, the Prince has made his own views very, very clear, and I think I'll leave it at that.' David Cameron (right) has refused to publicly give his backing to Prince Andrew (left), who is accused of sexually abusing a teenager The extraordinary allegation was made by Virginia Roberts (pictured) as part of a U.S civil case against convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, a close friend of Prince Andrew
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David Cameron told LBC radio: 'I'm not going to make any comment on it'
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PM previously supported Andrew over close friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
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Labour MP Paul Flynn says Andrew 'exposed himself to public suspicion'
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Andrew has been accused of abusing girl 'procured' by paedophile Epstien
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Buckingham Palace strenuously denied allegations in three statements

Question: Prince Andrew pictured in 2001 with @placeholder, who claims in court she was forced to have sex with him three times while underage


(CNN) -- The attorney for Scott A. Smith, who was arrested after attending the latest Batman movie armed with a gun, ammunition and knives, said the deadly shooting in Aurora, Colorado, last month prompted his client to bring the weapons for protection. "He had a fear and wanted to protect himself," attorney Matthew Bruce said Friday. Smith, 37, made his first appearance in court Thursday and is currently being held on $250,000 bond. He was arrested Saturday and charged with two counts of carrying a concealed weapon and 19 counts related to carrying weapons "under disability," charges that refer to the effects of prescription drugs Smith was taking, said Nicole DiSanto of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office.
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A theater manager, police officer became suspicious because of where he sat
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Police say Smith told them he was carrying a gun and knives to protect himself

Question: "That's just the kind of person he is," said @placeholder, who acknowledged that Smith was not carrying the gun legally.


Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has defended his club's transfer policy after Cristiano Ronaldo spoke out about Angel di Maria's  £60million move to Manchester United. The European champions also got rid of former Spain midfielder Xabi Alonso to Bayern Munich for just £5m, much to the disappointment of Ronaldo, who openly criticised Perez's decisions. But the Real president insisted there was no feud, saying: 'I know Cristiano Ronaldo very well. Cristiano is the best player in the world and his loyalty to Madrid is unquestionable. VIDEO Scroll down for Ronaldo: Falcao and Di Maria excellent players for United Pals: Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has defended his transfers after Cristiano Ronaldo's comments
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Cristiano Ronaldo hit out at loss of Angel di Maria and Xabi Alonso, and said he would have 'done things different' during summer transfer window
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Real Madrid president Florentino Perez insists he and Ronaldo maintain a 'perfect' relationship despite former Manchester United star's comments
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Di Maria moved to Old Trafford for a British transfer record £60million, while Alonso joined Bayern Munich for £5m during the summer
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Perez insists Di Maria was offered a new contract: 'With the exception of Cristiano, Di Maria would have been the highest paid at Real Madrid'
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Radamel Falcao joined United on a one-year loan, and Perez says Real didn't bid because the La Liga club 'follow a sporting-economic equation'

Question: Perez also spoke of @placeholder's unexpected move to Bayern  on a two-year deal.


Mental evaluation: John Palowski, 31, allegedly ripped off a man's ear and bit off a bit his face A New York man ripped off a man's ear and bit off part of his face in an unprovoked attack, said police Police in the town of Evans, southwest of Buffalo, shocked John Palowski, 31, with a stun gun on Tuesday when they found two men wrestling on the front lawn of a home. Palowski was taken to Erie County Medical Center for a mental evaluation and he was charged with assault in the first degree - a Class-B felony - reckless endangerment 2nd degree and three counts of Harassment.
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John Palowski allegedly ripped off a man's ear and bit off part of his face in an unprovoked attack on Tuesday
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Palowski is charged with assault in the first degree - a Class-B felony - reckless endangerment 2nd degree and three counts of harassment
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'Palowski is well known in the town of Evans,' Evans police chief Ernest Masullo told MailOnline
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In 2007 Palowski served six months in jail on a weapons charge in 2007 after he threatened Evans police officers with a loaded handgun

Question: The very moment that the caretaker let the crazed man out of his control, Palowski viciously attacked him, ripping his ear away from his skull and biting off a piece of his face, @placeholder claimed.


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 16:13, 06 March 2012 | UPDATED: 11:22, 26 September 2012 Rape and sex crimes on U.S. military bases have risen alarmingly in recent years, with many survivors afraid to come forward for fear of ruing their career or facing retaliation. In an interview with NBC’s Rock Center With Brian Williams, several servicemen and women, including former Marine Claire Russo, spoke out about their ordeals with trying to find justice within the military. The 32-year-old former intelligence officer said that she was sexually assaulted in 2004 at a Marine Corps ball after a fellow Marine allegedly drugged her. Though she begged him to stop, she said he continued to sodomise her on the bathroom floor.
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Marine intelligence officer Claire Russo was raped by fellow Marine at ball in 2004 after she said she was drugged
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Said military did nothing to get her justice and declined to press charges
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Found justice only after presenting case to D.A. and police
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Department of Defence said in there were approximately 19,000 sexual assaults in the military in 2010 alone

Question: She said the Marines discouraged her from taking her case to the @placeholder


Rafael Nadal insists his shock Wimbledon exit to Lukas Rosol is not 'a tragedy'. The Spanish second seed succumbed to his equal earliest exit at the All England Club as the world No 100 Czech Republic player dumped the two-time SW19 champion out in a stunning five-set second round victory. The 2,500-1 pre-tournament outsider won 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, with the final set played under the roof on Centre Court. Miracle man: Lukas Rosol shocked the world of tennis after he dumped second seed Rafael Nadal out of Wimbledon 2003: Third round 2004: Did not play 2005: Second round
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Two-time Wimbledon champion dumped out by world No 100
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2,500-1 outsider Rosol has only played on grass TWICE

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A public memorial service for heavy metal rocker Ronnie James Dio is planned for Sunday, with members of the Westboro Baptist Church saying they will picket the ceremony. The church in Topeka, Kansas, is known for its intolerance of gays and its picketing of soldiers' funerals. A picketing schedule on the church's website said protesters will be at the Dio memorial at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, accusing the 67-year-old rocker of worshipping Satan. Dio died on May 16 after a battle with stomach cancer. Charges of devil-worshipping have often been leveled against heavy metal music. Dio, in particular, was a favorite target.
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Church says it will picket singer Dio's memorial service
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Public service will host donation center to raise money for cancer fund
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Rocker died on May 16 after battle with stomach cancer
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Dio fronted Rainbow and Black Sabbath

Question: Born @placeholder in 1942, Dio's professional music career began as a high school student in the late 1950s.


Security chiefs are holding emergency talks over the terror threat to Parliament and other major landmarks following the lone-wolf gun attack in Canada, David Cameron revealed today. The heads of MI5 and Scotland Yard met this morning to review 'the security of institutions in central London', the Prime Minister said. It came after a gunman rampaged through Canada's parliament in Ottawa before being shot dead by the heroic sergeant at arms Kevin Vickers. David Cameron said Britons needed to remain in a state of 'permanent vigilance' Muslim convert named Michael Zehaf-Bibeau shot and killed a soldier at the city's war memorial before launching his attack on the parliament.
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Security chiefs held talks over the terror threat to Parliament, PM reveals
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Comes after a gunman rampaged through Canada's parliament in Ottawa
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Muslim convert named Michael Zehaf-Bibeau shot and killed a soldier
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He was stopped from killing more by heroic sergeant at arms Kevin Vickers

Question: 'It's no secret the Canadian Parliament and @placeholder Parliament are two of the most similar legislatures, both in operation and physical building.'


By Jill Reilly The first athletes have only just taken to the slopes at the Winter Olympics, but the event is already being overshadowed by a serious of embarrassing gaffes for President Putin The first athletes have only just taken to the slopes at the Winter Olympics, but the event is already being overshadowed by a series of embarrassing gaffes for President Putin. Today it was reported it appears that there are not enough pillows for the athletes in the Olympic Village. Luiza Baybakova, a member of the catering staff for the games, posted a photo of the news on her Instagram feed.
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Pillows for volunteers 'moved to the athlete's village due to a shortage'
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Rumours that Putin's alleged girlfriend will light the Olympic flame
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Reports that the only spectators milling about are Russian
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Journalist at hotel 'turned on his faucet and watched as sewage spilled out'

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New Delhi (CNN) -- At 17, Sonali Mukherjee had everything going for her. She was a beautiful, intelligent and ambitious young woman, dedicated to excelling in her studies. She was president of the Student Union, captain of the National Cadet Corps and an honor student set to pursue a PhD in sociology despite her modest family background -- her father used to work as a security guard in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand and her mother was a housewife. "I had seen my parents struggle for the most basic things, so I strived to achieve something big so that I could give my family a better life," she said.
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At 17, Sonali Mukherjee's life changed in a instant when three men threw acid on her
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The acid melted her eyes, eyelids, nose, lips, scalp and chest
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Ten years and 27 surgeries later she is still fighting for justice
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The men who scarred her for life were freed after just two years in jail

Question: She won the $40,000 jackpot, enabling her to move to the Indian capital, @placeholder, for better medical treatment.


A common benchmark in the United States for determining when a driver is legally drunk is not doing enough to prevent alcohol-related crashes that kill about 10,000 people each year and should be made more restrictive, transportation safety investigators say. The National Transportation Safety Board recommended on Tuesday that all 50 states adopt a blood-alcohol content (BAC) cutoff of 0.05 compared to the 0.08 standard on the books today and used by law enforcement and the courts to prosecute drunk driving. "Most Americans think that we've solved the problem of impaired driving, but in fact, it's still a national epidemic," NTSB Chairman Deborah Hersman said.
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For a decade, 0.08 has been the blood alcohol benchmark to consider a driver intoxicated
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National Transportation Safety Board would like to see a nationwide 0.05 level
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The board would also like to see swifter action on taking away offenders' licenses
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Restaurant, beer industries say focus should be on repeat offenders

Question: A beer industry trade group said it would examine @placeholder's recommendation for lowering the blood-alcohol threshold.


By Saurabh Shukla An anticipated New York meeting between Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Nawaz Sharif on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in September has raised hopes on both sides of the border. South Block remains circumspect, however, having received inputs about a renewed and reconfigured Pakistan effort to put the Kashmir issue back on the boil. South Block has concluded Indian policy makers must factor in Sharif's secret 'K plan' before resuming talks with Islamabad. Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh (right) and Nawaz Sharif (left) are expected to meet to discuss Indo-Pakistan relations at the United Nations General Assembly
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Internal documents reveal Sharif's propaganda campaign on Kashmir
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New Kashmir Cell to set up in Pakistan PM's office
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Anti-India message to be spread in West through NGOs
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Jihadi leaders told to continue 'India-bashing'
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Plan's objective to put international pressure on India over Kashmir

Question: Sharif, who has espoused the @placeholder cause in earlier stints as Prime Minister, wants the nerve centre of this strategy to be a new Kashmir Cell in his office.


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:50 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:59 EST, 2 September 2013 A 92-year-old former member of the Nazi Waffen SS has gone on trial in Germany accused of murdering a Dutch resistance fighter in 1944. Dutch-born Siert Bruins, who is now German, volunteered for the SS after the Nazis conquered the Netherlands in 1941. Bruins served as a member of the Sicherheitspolizei, or Security Police, in a unit looking for resistance fighters and Jews. No pleas are made in the German legal system, and Bruins made no statement about the accusations against him. His lawyer said he would answer questions during the trial but not about the charges.
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Siert Bruins joined unit which hunted resistance fighters and Jews in 1941
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Now 92, he's accused of killing freedom fighter Aldert Klaas Dijkema in 1944
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Already served time in jail in 1980s for role in the killing of two Dutch Jews
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If found guilty he faces life in prison for murder

Question: Mr Dijkema, whose sister has joined the trial as a co-plaintiff, which is allowed under @placeholder law, was taken by the Nazis on suspicion he was involved in the Dutch resistance.


The world's most popular property board game is set for a revolutionary change. For the first time, fans will be given the power to decide which 20 cities around the world host featured property spaces for the 80th anniversary World Edition game, launching in Autumn. While the game will have a global feel, the iconic first cities featured on the board - London for Commonwealth countries and Atlantic City for the US - could well disappear from the anniversary edition. Hasbro have launched a vote to decide upon countries to be featured in the 80th anniversary world edition, launched in August. Fans can cast their say at http://www.buzzfeed.com/votemonopoly
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Fans can vote for cities to be used in the 80th anniversary world edition
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The tycoon board game has been played in 114 countries
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The top 20 cities will be selected, and London is currently ranked 20th

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(CNN) -- A U.S. Marine accused of hazing a fellow Marine who later committed suicide in Afghanistan has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and a reduction in rank at a court-martial in Hawaii. Lance Cpl. Jacob D. Jacoby pleaded guilty to assaulting Lance Cpl. Harry Lew in April after Lew fell asleep while on watch after first arriving in Afghanistan. Charges also were filed against Sgt. Benjamin E. Johns and Lance Cpl. Carlos Orozco III, according to a Marine statement. They will face courts-martial later this year. "It has been a bad tragedy for us and (we) never can be able to repair our broken heart," said Lew's father, Allen, to CNN affiliate KHON in Honolulu. "We just couldn't believe their own peers could do something like that to their own people."
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The case involves the suicide of a Marine allegedly berated and beaten by peers
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The Marine had fallen asleep while on watch in Afghanistan
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The dead Marine was the nephew of U.S. Rep. Judy Chu of California

Question: The case drew national attention when Rep. Judy Chu, @placeholder, the aunt of the Marine who killed himself, told a congressional committee about it in September.


Jan Vertonghen believes success in the Capital One Cup this season can instil a belief in Tottenham's players that can see them go on and add further silverware in the coming years. Spurs advanced to a quarter-final tie at home to Newcastle after overcoming a valiant Brighton side 2-0 on Wednesday evening and they are now targeting a first trophy since winning the same competition in 2008. The club have also started their Europa League campaign in fine fettle but have struggled for consistent league form under new head coach Mauricio Pochettino, with last Sunday's 2-1 home defeat to Newcastle leaving them down in 11th place.
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Tottenham advanced to the quarter-finals of the Capital One Cup after beating Brighton 2-0 at White Hart Lane on Wednesday
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Jan Vertonghen hopes Spurs can go on and win the competition
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The 27-year-old believes success in the competition could build up a belief in the squad that they can go on and add further silverware
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The north London side host Newcastle in the last eight in December

Question: 'We wanted a home game, @placeholder is a strong opponent but everyone is happy and we can get back at them for last weekend.'


Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- A high-profile terrorism trial for an Indonesian man accused of assembling the bombs used in the 2002 Bali attack got under way Monday in Jakarta. The defendant, Umar Patek, faces charges including premeditated murder, and a maximum penalty of death if convicted. The bombings on the Indonesian resort island of Bali killed 202 people, including foreign tourists. Patek also faces charges of bringing in illegal weapons; giving weapons and explosives training; and planning and assembling explosives for church bombings in Jakarta in 2000. The 44-year-old Patek was one of Indonesia's most wanted terrorists, with a $1 million bounty on his head from the U.S. government's "Rewards for Justice" program.
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Umar Patek has been one of Indonesia's most wanted terrorists
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His trial on charges related to the Bali bombing starts Monday in Jakarta
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Indonesian authorities have convicted hundreds since the 2002 bombing
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Patek was seized in the same Pakistani city where Osama bin Laden was killed

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 06:07 EST, 5 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 5 January 2014 Prime Minister David Cameron, pictured arriving at BBC Television Centre for the Andrew Marr Show, says he will cease benefits to 40,000 children who live in other European Union countries Millions of pounds in child benefit paid to families living outside the UK will be axed under David Cameron’s plan to claw back powers from Brussels. The Prime Minister insisted it was wrong that the British taxpayer is giving cash to 40,000 children who live elsewhere in the European Union.
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Prime Minister says it is wrong workers in UK can send benefits home
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Two thirds of all child benefit sent abroad goes to Poland
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Deal would need to be struck with other EU countries or secure new treaty

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(CNN) -- Five Indian soldiers were killed in an attack on the Line of Control in Indian-administered Kashmir early Tuesday, India's government said. Indian Defence Minister AK Antony told parliament the ambush was carried out by approximately 20 "heavily armed terrorists along with persons dressed in Pakistan army uniforms." The chief minister of Indian-administered Kashmir denounced the attack on Twitter. "These incidents don't help efforts to normalise or even improve relations with Pak & call in to question the Pak Govt's recent overtures," Omar Abdullah tweeted Tuesday morning. Pakistan denied playing a part in the attack. "No such incident has taken place," the military said, while Pakistan's ministry of foreign affairs also rejected the claim.
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NEW: Indian official: Terrorists, people in Pakistan army uniforms carried out ambush
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Pakistan denies playing a part in the attack
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The two neighbors have had a cease-fire along the de facto border
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India says Pakistan has violated that 33 times between February and July

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New York (CNN) -- The world's two biggest economies are facing off over tensions that could ignite a trade war and lead to a catastrophic split between the United States and China, says analyst Fareed Zakaria. President Barack Obama says an undervalued currency is giving Chinese companies an unfair advantage in selling products, and this week the House of Representatives passed a bill that would let the United States put tariffs on goods from China. China has retaliated against earlier trade sanctions by the United States and strongly opposes the bill passed by the House. "One has to hope a lot of it is bluff because the consequences of a significant trade war between China and the United States would be very dramatic," Zakaria said. "We need the Chinese to still have enormous faith in the U.S. economy, not just to buy Treasury bills, but to maintain all the links they have with the U.S. economy."
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President Obama has warned of dangers of undervalued Chinese currency
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House passed bill to allow tariffs against nations that undervalue currency
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Fareed Zakaria says U.S. and China both benefit from cheap Chinese currency
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Zakaria conducted rare interview with China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, airing Sunday, 10 a.m. ET

Question: The second thing is that these Chinese goods that are now cheaper are bought by Americans and @placeholder benefit enormously from cheaper goods.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- Marching in dramatic silence, many with tape over their mouths, hundreds of thousands of Iranians kept alive public support for opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi Wednesday even as the government stepped up efforts to thwart daily protests calling for a new presidential election. Supporters of defeated reformist candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi line the streets of Tehran Wednesday. Large crowds gathered in Haft-e-Tir Square in central Tehran Wednesday evening for a fifth day of protests, according to witnesses. The demonstrators are demanding that officials throw out the results of the balloting Friday that kept hardline incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in power.
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Thousands protest in Tehran in support of opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi
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Iranian elite military warns of legal action against social networking Web sites
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei urges Iranians to stand behind republic

Question: "The people of Iran are finally fed up with the lies, the temperament, the foolish actions of @placeholder," a 20-year-old Iranian man told CNN.


The scrapbook is filled with photographs and tributes: they show Dominique Bons' son Nicolas growing from a teenager into a young man. Offering brief glimpses of past holidays and family moments, clues to his passions and personality, the book is one of Bons' few souvenirs of her son's short life. Nicolas, from Toulouse, converted to Islam four years ago, gradually becoming more and more devout. Bons, who is a former French soldier, says Nicolas had never spoken to her about wanting to join a religious war, but last year the 30-year-old announced he and his half-brother were going on vacation together.
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France says some 950 French nationals are involved in jihad
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Experts say there are many reasons why they choose to travel to Syria and Iraq to fight
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Nicolas Bons, 30, was killed in "an explosives operation" in Syria; his half-brother also died
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His mother wants others to be aware of the dangers posed by Islamist extremists

Question: Because no body has been recovered, there is also no death certificate, meaning that --officially at least, in @placeholder -- Nicolas is still alive.


So Luis Suarez was sitting at home in Montevideo when he suddenly remembered that he had, after all, bitten Giorgio Chiellini. Well, these things can slip one’s mind. Who hasn’t, at a busy moment, forgotten sinking their teeth into another human being? Who hasn’t been innocently enjoying a cup of tea, only to be hit by the realisation: ‘Didn’t I bite that bloke in the queue at Waitrose last Thursday?’ Slap of the head, roll of the eyes. So that’s what all the fuss was about with the police and the sirens and the handcuffs. VIDEO Scroll down to see Suarez's first high-profile bites as he vows it won't happen again
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Luis Suarez has finally said sorry for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini
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Uruguay frontman's apology comes after receiving four month ban
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Barcelona have been linked with an £80million move for Liverpool attacker

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 07:22 EST, 14 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 14 January 2013 A mother has lost 12 stone in nine months after her children begged her to take control of her weight. Annette Skinner, 46, shrunk from a size 32 to a size 14 after her son Alex came home upset that she didn't look like other mothers. Her daughter Kelly, 25, was also concerned her mother's weight would restrict Alex's upbringing, and he too would be bullied as she had been as a child. At her peak, Annette, from Walsall, weighed 25st 10lb. She says she was so big that people didn't realise she was pregnant with Alex.
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Annette Skinner, 46, shrunk from a size 32 to a size 14 after her son Alex came home upset that she didn't look like other mothers
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Her daughter Kelly also voiced concerns that Alex would be bullied as she had been at school
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Annette says she was in 'total denial' for 20 years about her weight
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But exercising three times a week saw the weight fall off

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(CNN) -- Police in northern France moved in Wednesday on makeshift migrant camps near the port of Calais, prompting a standoff with the defiant residents -- many of whom have fled conflicts in Syria, Sudan and Eritrea. By late afternoon, a CNN producer observed that the migrants' tents had all been destroyed. One activist told CNN police were responsible. About a dozen police officers remained, along with 50 to 60 migrants who didn't know where to go. A local prefect reportedly told the migrants they can stay at the camp until Thursday. But Thursday is Ascension Day, a public holiday, so it's not clear if the migrants will be cleared out before Friday.
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NEW: Camps appear dismantled, but about 50 to 60 migrants remain at one
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Police are trying to shift migrants from makeshift camps near Calais
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The migrants don't want to leave, won't take steps to tackle a scabies outbreak, authorities say
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Calais is a magnet for migrants seeking to reach Britain or claim asylum in France

Question: Adt said the makeshift camp where he is located housed about 600 people, roughly half of them @placeholder, and between 200 and 300 Eritrean and Sudanese.


Investigators say they sifted through hundreds of tips in their search for Charles Mozdir, but a phone call they got during CNN's "The Hunt" with John Walsh helped them crack the case. On Monday, eight days after the show first aired, the 32-year-old suspected sex offender died in a shootout in New York City as police closed in. During the show, first broadcast on July 20, a deputy U.S. marshal fielding calls got a tip about Mozdir, accused in a 2012 California child molestation case. "I know Mozdir. He left here 10 months ago," the caller said, according to Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal Steve Jurman.
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Marshal says a tip during CNN's "The Hunt" helped investigators crack the cold case
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Before the tip, Charles Mozdir "was off our grid," an investigator says
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Mozdir was killed Monday in a shootout with officers in New York City
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Police have been looking for Mozdir since 2012

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The Oscars. Perhaps the most sought-after red carpet invitation in the world. And Angela Ahrendts turned it down. It says a lot about the 53-year-old chief executive of Burberry, who today announced she would be leaving the British clothing firm to join technology giant Apple as its new vice president for retail and online stores. This is a woman who prioritizes family above all -- and that includes rubbing shoulders with the crème de la crème of Hollywood at lavish gala events. The same mother-of-three who married her childhood sweetheart Gregg, and reportedly tries to limit herself to one night out a week.
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Who is Angela Ahrendts, new Apple vice president of retail and online?
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Mother-of-three snubbed the Oscars to spend time with family
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Grew up one of six siblings in Indiana and dreamed of working in fashion
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Helped turn around Burberry, fashion know-how may be used in new Apple iWatch

Question: And if anybody's up to the job of keeping up with cool kids of fashion, it's @placeholder.


(CNN) -- After just two hours and three minutes, John Isner stepped off the grass of Wimbledon's new No. 3 court a very relieved man on Tuesday. This time last year it took the American three days to win his record-breaking clash with Nicolas Mahut on court No. 18 in the longest match in tennis history, lasting just over 11 hours. Somehow fate conspired to have the duo drawn together again in the opening round, and the sporting world was watching to see if the agony would be repeated. That 2010 epic went to five sets, with the eight-hour decider won 70-68 by Isner.
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John Isner and Nicolas Mahut clash again in repeat of longest match in tennis history
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American wins again, this time in nine fewer hours in first-round match
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The 26-year-old triumphs 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 7-6 (8-6) before daylight fades
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He earns a second-round meeting with Spanish 16th seed Nicolas Almagro

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:05 EST, 1 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:48 EST, 1 June 2013 The mother of a nine-year-old boy shot him five times in the home she shared with him and the boy's father in Steamboat Springs, Colorado then turned the gun on herself, according to a preliminary investigation by the Routt County Sheriff’s Office . Lisa Marie Lesyshen shot and killed her son Asher on Tuesday, leaving a note by the child's bed telling the father Michael Kirlan that he was to blame for her actions. Her husband was woken by the shots and called 911 as she asked him to kill her. She survived.
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Lisa Marie Lesyshen shot her nine-year-old son Asher five times at their home in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
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The boy's father Michael Kirlan awoke to the sound of gunshots
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Lesyshen turned the gun on herself but survived
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Investigators found a note written by Lesyshen telling Kirlan he is to blame for her actions
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For confidential support call the National Suicide Prevention Line on 1-800 273-8255

Question: 'Remember you are responsible for what has happened here and you are the person that caused it,' she wrote, signing the note, '@placeholder and Asher'.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 06:42 EST, 2 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:06 EST, 2 December 2013 A frail grandfather was beaten up in his own home by two self-styled vigilantes who wrongly suspected him of being involved with the theft of their Christmas presents. Christopher O'Brien, 36, and his 26-year-old nephew John Bonner, boasted after the brutal assault on Norman Sheldon who died six days later. Despite protesting that he knew nothing about the disappearance of the gifts from Bonner's house, O'Brien repeatedly punched the 47-year-old grandfather in the face, causing him to hit his head against a wall.
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Christopher O'Brien, 36, and John Bonner, 26, were hunting burglar
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They boasted after beating up Norman Sheldon, who died six days later
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Mr Sheldon, of Openshaw, Manchester, had denied involvement in theft
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O'Brien admitted manslaughter and Bonner pleaded guilty to affray

Question: Their search took them to Mr @placeholder's home in Openshaw where Bonner confronted Mr Sheldon on the doorstep demanding that he tell him if the man responsible for the burglary was at the house.


Hong Kong (CNN)A domestic worker from the Philippines who moonlights as a photographer in Hong Kong will be leaving her job in May to pursue a dream career in New York. Xyza Cruz Bacani, 27, has been selected as one of seven Human Rights Fellows by the Magnum Foundation. This summer, she will spend six weeks studying at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. The fellowship aims to give aspiring documentary photographers the skills and support to pursue socially conscious photography in their home countries. "My family was overjoyed when the news came in," Bacani wrote in an email while taking a quick break from babysitting. "My parents cried. Having their eldest to reach a dream is a big deal for people like us who have nothing."
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Filipino maid Xyza Cruz Bacani has won a photography fellowship in New York
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Attracted international attention with moving black and white street shots
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Bacani moved to Hong Kong to work as a domestic helper when she was 19

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John Cleese, who starred in the iconic series Fawlty Towers, has been named as the most influential British comic of all time. The 75-year-old actor, part of the Monty Python group, beat legendary comics David Jason, Rowan Atkinson and Ronnie Barker to claim the accolade. Jason, 74, who famously played Delboy Trotter in the cult series Only Fools and Horses, came second in the public poll, just ahead of Mr Bean and Blackadder star, Rowan Atkinson. John Cleese, pictured here as Basil Fawlty, has been named as the most influential British comic of all time The 75-year-old is known for his roles in Fawlty Towers (left) and Monty Python, particularly his Ministry of Silly Walks (right)
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The 75-year-old pipped David Jason to clinch the top spot in the public poll
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Atkinson, who played Mr Bean, and Ronnie Barker came third and fourth
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Others in list include Ricky Gervais, Dawn French and the late Rik Mayall
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Steve Coogan, James Corden, Peter Kay and Miranda Hart also featured

Question: 'Shows like Monty Python and @placeholder will be watched by the nation for years to come, and the recent Monty Python live show proves how successful and popular it really is.