(CNN) -- A top defector from the Syrian military said Saturday that armed rebel groups have aligned under the leadership of the Free Syrian Army. Uniting all efforts will bolster the anti-regime movement and safeguard the nation, Brig. Gen. Mustafa Sheikh said in a video posted on YouTube. The move addressed a key concern for observers of the Syrian crisis both inside and outside the country -- that armed rebel groups were disjointed and divided. Sheikh was one of the first high-ranking officers to announce his defection from President Bashar al-Assad's forces. He was accompanied in the video by Free Syrian Army commander Col. Riad al-Asaad.
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"The division is over," a rebel leader says as rival army defectors unite
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The unification helps dispel notions of a disjointed rebel movement
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Special envoy Kofi Annan will discuss the crisis with Russia and China

Question: Second, with the FSA serving and protecting @placeholder, "any movement to carry out a military operation or do anything outside the framework of the FSA "will be held responsible for any act they carry out," Sheikh warned.


Athletics, a sport tainted by regular drugs scandals, has nevertheless received the huge £200million-plus backing of Japanese marketing giants Dentsu for the next 15 years. Dentsu will announce that they are renewing their agency partnership with the IAAF — track and field’s ruling body — until 2029. Backing: Lord Coe is favourite to succeed IAAF president Lamine Diack IAAF sources say the massive marketing and rights deal for a sport that has had more than its fair share of negative publicity will guarantee them a minimum £11m a year — with extra on a profit share — until 2019 and then £14m a year as a minimum for the next decade. The agreement will ensure IAAF president Lamine Diack leaves the organisation in a healthy financial state when he steps down next year.
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Japanese marketing giants Dentsu to renew partnership with atheltics
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Lord Coe favourite to succeed IAAF president Lamine Diack
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Football Association have still not found a new sponsor for FA Cup

Question: The Japanese agency would not have committed to such a long contract if they did not fully expect @placeholder to take the helm.


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- Pro-Russian activists and Ukrainian riot police clashed Thursday inside the compound of the prosecutor's office in the eastern city of Donetsk, as simmering tensions escalated into violence. As a result of the clashes, 26 people sought medical help, four of them for gunshot wounds, the Donetsk regional administration's health department said. Two remain hospitalized. At least one police officer was injured in the clashes, the Ukrainian Interior Ministry said, adding that shots were fired and small grenades and stones were used in the attack. Police fired tear gas and stun grenades in an effort to disperse the activists, who were armed with clubs, batons and shields but did not appear to be carrying firearms.
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IMF chief says $17.1 billion bailout for Ukraine is not without risk but is necessary
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Christine Lagarde: Russia has seen "consequences" for its actions in Ukraine
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Ukraine says it is expelling a Russian naval diplomat after alleged spying activities

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The father of NSA leaker Edward Snowden told reporters in Moscow that he thinks his son deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. He arrived there Thursday for his first visit with his son since the former government IT contractor fled the United States after leaking National Security Agency spy program details to the media. Members of the European Parliament nominated Snowden  in September  for the Andrei Sakharov Prize, which honors figures who stand up to oppressive powers. The prize was awarded to Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai on Thursday. "Edward took the Sakharov prize nomination very calmly," Lon Snowden told reporters at Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport. "He wanted to expose the injustices in the American system, and wasn't doing it with any awards in mind."
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Edward Snowden has job offers in Russia and has a girlfriend there, lawyer says
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Snowden's father says he wants to get on with his life but stresses that he loves his son
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Snowden fled the U.S. after leaking information about NSA spy programs
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He received asylum in Russia after being holed up at a Moscow airport for weeks

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama will find that much has changed in Mexico when he arrives on May 2. Our neighbor to the South -- and second-largest export market -- has moved far ahead with reforms. As Congress crafts comprehensive immigration legislation, Democrats and Republicans must keep in mind that Mexico is changing rapidly, and policies crafted to reflect yesterday's Mexico will not help the U.S. make the most of the potential of today's and tomorrow's Mexico. Mexico's future is bright, and tapping into this growth and economic prosperity is vital to U.S. competitiveness. But the U.S. needs immigration reform to build on its huge bilateral trade with Mexico -- more than $1 billion in goods and services each day, or $45 million an hour.
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Jason Marczak: Obama will see a Mexico on the rise economically when he visits
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Marczak: Immigration law needs to address the Mexico of today and tomorrow
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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama's spokesman criticized the Egyptian government on Tuesday for arresting and harassing journalists and rights activists, and called comments by Vice President Omar Suleiman that Egypt is not ready for democracy "particularly unhelpful." The remarks by White House press secretary Robert Gibbs reflected a growing U.S. dissatisfaction with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Suleiman, the intelligence officer Mubarak chose as his deputy to bring about reforms demanded by protesters who have convulsed Cairo and the Egyptian economy for more than two weeks. In another sign of U.S. frustration with the pace of reform in Egypt, Vice President Joe Biden, in a phone call Tuesday with Suleiman, pushed for more progress, according to a White House statement.
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White House spokesman Gibbs calls Suleiman's comments "unhelpful"
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Gibbs says Egypt should stop arresting and harassing journalists and activists
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Vice President Biden talks by phone with Suleiman

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(CNN) -- If you frequent the pistes of the French Alps, you may see more than just skiers and snowmen scattered around the trails below. For the last 10 years, British artist Simon Beck has been decorating snow-covered lakes and mountainsides with massive geometric designs, often based on fractal patterns, using his footsteps as his implement. Beck's snow drawings have attracted attention and opportunity beyond the Les Arcs ski resort in France where he got his start. This year alone, he's delivered TED Talks in Austria and Cyprus, collaborated with New Zealand clothing brand Icebreaker on a series of garments, and has seen his international Facebook following grow to 280,000. Now he adds Snow Art, a book of over 200 photos he has taken of his work, to his list of accomplishments.
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Simon Beck creates geometric shapes in the snow with his footsteps
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The designs are often inspired by fractals and other mathematical patterns
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Beck previously worked as an orienteering map-maker, and as an engineer
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His new book, Snow Art, includes over 200 images of his best works

Question: He created his first snow drawing, a star on a lake near his apartment at @placeholder, to pass the time after a day of skiing in 2004.


(CNN) -- President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping just announced a major agreement to cut carbon emissions in both countries and tackle global warming over the coming decades. As the news site Vox puts it, "This is a big deal." It's a big deal for citizens of both countries who will literally breathe easier due to reduced pollution. It's a big deal for the future of our planet. And it's even a big deal for Republicans, who had used inaction on the part of China to justify not doing anything about climate change here at home. And yet Republican leaders, many of whom remain inexplicably skeptical of the conclusive science about climate change, insist they will use their new congressional majority to try to obstruct clean air and water regulations enacted by the Environmental Protection Agency. For added measure, they will try to force President Obama to approve the construction of the Keystone pipeline extension. They will, apparently, be joined by centrist Democrats like Sen. Mary Landrieu, facing a tough run-off election for her seat in Louisiana in December.
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Sally Kohn: The U.S.-China agreement to cut carbon emissions is a big deal
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Kohn: Republicans need to wake up to the fact that global warming is real and man-made
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She says the Keystone XL pipeline would be bad for climate and U.S. economy
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Kohn: GOP shouldn't treat climate change as partisan football and set U.S. behind

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 14:30 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:57 EST, 21 March 2013 The editor of the London Evening Standard issued a grovelling apology last night after the newspaper published details of the Budget before George Osborne stood up to deliver it. Sarah Sands said she was ‘devastated’ by the error, which resulted in a photograph of the newspaper’s front page story on the Budget being published on Twitter while MPs were still waiting for the Chancellor to begin. She said a ‘very young and inexperienced’ journalist had been suspended while the newspaper carried out a full investigation.
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Chancellor George Osborne was on his feet delivering the 2013 Budget
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Member of staff immediately suspended and probe was launched by paper

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Swollen breasts, the constant urge to wee and broken nights are  problems expectant mums know all too well and men have been unable to share - until now. So what happened when three dads became nine months pregnant? Jason Bramley, Steve Hanson and Jonny Biggins are discovering exactly what it's like to have a baby on board by wearing pregnancy suits to honour mums in the run up to Mother's Day on Sunday, March 15. Scroll down for video Dads Jonny Biggins (left), Steve Hanson (middle) and Jason Bramley (right) are discovering exactly what it's like to have a baby on board by wearing pregnancy suits for an entire month
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Three fathers are  wearing two-and-a-half stone baby bumps for a month
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Must wear fake bellies and breasts to work, to the pub and to bed
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Aim is to honour mums in the run-up to Mother's Day on Sunday, March 15

Question: 'I wonder why pregnant women don't use wheelchairs,' dad-of-one @placeholder, 44, (pictured) wrote in his diary


(CNN) -- The touchdown catch that wasn't. The first touchdown interception. The inaccurate reception. Whatever you call it, don't call the controversial call by replacement refs in the Green Bay Packers-Seattle Seahwaks game a catalyst for the tentative labor deal with National Football League referees, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday. "It may have pushed the parties farther along, but we were really in intensive negotiations for the last two weeks," Goodell told reporters in a conference call Thursday to discuss the agreement, reached late Wednesday. Goodell also said he was sorry the league felt it had to resort to the replacements, few of whom had any previous NFL officiating experience. Many were high school or low-level college officials who hold down myriad other jobs, from schoolteachers to attorneys.
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The NFL labor deal with referees locks in pay raises, protects pensions for five years
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It comes 48 hours after furor erupted over Monday night's game

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Monty and his beloved dog Nigel who Noel was able to save from being put down Rufus the rabbit should not be here. The three-month-old pet fell out of his hutch and shattered his leg, a fatal injury for most rabbits as the bones are too small to fix. They are usually put to sleep. But Rufus is bouncing with health, and eager to explore. Vet Noel Fitzpatrick holds him securely. 'Rufus thinks he's fixed and he wants to hop around the room... but Rufus hasn't seen the X-ray pictures.' Those X-rays are extraordinary, proving why animal lovers know Noel as the Supervet. Rufus has had two metal plates implanted in his leg, fixed with 12 screws in a bone thinner than a matchstick. 'It was like drilling into cottage cheese,' Noel says candidly.
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Noel Fitzpatrick is known by animal lovers as the Supervet
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His revolutionary operations are yet to be used on humans
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Noel saved Monty's Golden Retriever from being put to sleep

Question: 'Noel is a brilliant technician but also a deeply emotional man,' says @placeholder, with unfeigned admiration.


New mom Savannah Guthrie returned to the Today show on Monday 12 weeks after giving birth to daughter Vale. The 42-year-old anchor was welcomed back in the New York studio by colleagues Matt Lauer, Al Roker and Natalie Morales after having her first baby on August 13. She said: 'It's so great to be back to see all of our friends here behind the scenes' adding that if too many clips of her daughter were shown 'you may have some waterworks'. In a first-person essay about her experiences as a new mom returning to work after maternity leave, she wrote: 'I feel like my heart is outside my body because Vale is in this world and she's my heart.'
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The 42-year-old anchor was back in the New York studio after giving birth to her daughter on August 13
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She tweeted: 'How to get through first morning post maternity leave? FaceTime during commercials'
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The news anchor said being a new mom had left her feeling 'basically like myself, but hopefully a little bit better. Softer. More patient. Kinder. Gentler'

Question: Other moms had advice for the first-time working mom including friend and co-host @placeholder.


Immigration opinion: Bill Oddie (pictured on BBC's Springwatch) said he was delighted to have foreign neighbours and wanted a mixed country Britain should impose a Chinese-style quota on the number of babies people can have rather than curb immigration, Bill Oddie has suggested. The wildlife expert and TV presenter said he was delighted to have foreign neighbours and wanted a mixed country. During a TV debate on immigration yesterday, he added: ‘There should just as likely be a restriction on the number of children that British people have because over-population is what you are talking about here – the big problem.’
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Presenter is delighted to have foreign neighbours and wants mixed country
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China introduced laws in 1979 banning families from more than one child
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Mr Oddie, 73, who has three daughters, was lambasted for his comments
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MigrationWatch UK: 'Surprised he's coming up with that sort of nonsense'

Question: He said: ‘Historically, we seem to have built up this ridiculous idea that, “Oh, we are @placeholder, this is our island and we don’t want anybody else in it”.


Gulfport, Mississippi (CNN) -- Gulf Coast states have seen drops in tourism linked to the BP oil spill in the Gulf, though it has not caused any beaches to close, tourism officials told CNN Wednesday. More worrisome than the people who call to cancel are those who don't call to book their trip in the first place, said Kathy Torian, a spokeswoman for Visit Florida, the state's tourism bureau. Hoteliers have a shot at dissuading worried would-be vacationers who call to cancel, she said. But they are unable to have any effect on those who opt not to book travel to the state in the first place, she said.
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Some Louisiana seafood festivals canceled to concentrate on cleanup
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Florida, Alabama, Mississippi officials report cancellations, drop in bookings
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BP has offered money to the states to help them promote tourism
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Biloxi restaurateur who bounced back from Katrina vows he'll survive oil spill effects, too

Question: After @placeholder filled it with eight feet of water in 2005, he and other relatives rebuilt it in 55 days, he said.


(CNN) -- Bobby Hogg, the last native speaker of a dialect originating from a remote fishing village in northern Scotland, has died -- and so has the dialect he spoke. The death of the 92-year-old retired engineer means that the Scots dialect known as Cromarty fisherfolk is now consigned to a collection of brief, distorted audio clips. It is the first unique dialect to be lost in Scotland, according to Robert Millar, a reader in linguistics at the School of Language and Literature at Aberdeen University. "Usually minority dialects end up blending in with standard English to form a hybrid. However, this is a completely distinct dialect which has become extinct," he said.
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Bobby Hogg was 92
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The dialect, known as Cromarty fisherfolk, dies with him
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"A little bit of color in our lives is gone," linguist says

Question: "It looks more than likely that this will go the same way as the @placeholder dialect," he said.

Question: "Educationally, @placeholder has been the language used in Scotland since the 18th century.


(CNN) -- The United States men's Olympic soccer team had its hopes dashed Monday night after a dramatic late goal killed its chances of going to London. A goal in the 95th minute, during stoppage time, pulled El Salvador to a 3-3 tie and knocked the U.S. team out of qualifying contention. A victory would have put the U.S. for Saturday's semifinals as winner of Group A in the CONCACAF region tournament. It is the second time the U.S. failed to qualify for the Olympics since 1976, according to the U.S. soccer team website, having also missed out in 2004.
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A win in Nashville would have qualified the U.S. team for the semifinals
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"It's a painful moment," U.S. coach Caleb Porter says after 3-3 draw
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El Salvador finishes top of group on goal difference ahead of Canada
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It is the second time the U.S. failed to qualify for the Olympics since 1976

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Concord, Michigan (CNN) -- The drive leading to Ted Nugent's house is lush with trees and water, and marked with the occasional yellow sign. "Lab Xing," one warns, showing the silhouette of a dog. Another urges visitors to drive slowly: "Don't hurt my critters." This from the "Motor City Madman," a rocker famous for decades of thrashing guitars with "10 digits of rhythm and blues doom," a hunter and reality show star known for killing whatever game he spots, and an outspoken conservative whose fiery talk has earned him a visit from the U.S. Secret Service. It's a mild summer afternoon, and he's just back home from a show that kept him up until 3 a.m. He's a little tired and the water by the dock is calm. Gonzo, Nugent's hunting dog, is blissfully rolling in the dirt at his feet.
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At 63, rocker Ted Nugent is still playing music, with no plans to stop
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Nugent: "In order to maintain that intensity, I have to get away from it" -- by hunting
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Between tours, charity and speaking events, he relaxes at homes in Michigan and Texas
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Among his regrets: He didn't go to his mom's funeral

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(CNN) -- Comedy is hard; dying is easy. Any stand-up will tell you that. Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen play comedians in "Funny People." Let's have a hand, then, for Judd Apatow. Hollywood's most successful contemporary comedy producer isn't resting on his laurels but continues to push toward risky subject matter: male sexual insecurity in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," unwanted pregnancy in "Knocked Up" -- and now the big C. No, not cancer -- though Adam Sandler's superstar comedian George Simmons is stricken with an appropriately eccentric form of leukemia. No, this latest film's true subject is Celebrity and the funny things it does to people.
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"Funny People" has some funny -- and insightful -- stuff to say about comics
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Judd Apatow film stars Adam Sandler as ailing comedian
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Movie's main drawback is it's too long, but material makes up for it, says Tom Charity

Question: It's one of the few times we see @placeholder really having fun and cutting loose.

Question: Still, if you're not averse to too much of a good-ish thing, and can stomach another of those terminal @placeholder illnesses that leaves the patient with no discernible ill-effects, "Funny People" is a fairly shrewd and nonjudgmental dissection of how celebrity skews and contaminates even the most intimate relationships.


By Paul Donnelley The grandfather of Alexandria Hollinghurst, the British teenager who with Brandon Goode, her American boyfriend, killed a policeman, blames himself for the tragedy. David Hollinghurst also dismisses suggestions that his granddaughter had drug problems or mental illness. ‘She’s a spoilt brat,’ he said. ‘She hadn’t got her own way, so she did whatever she did.’ 'Spoilt brat and it's all my fault': Alexandria Hollinghurst, 17, just wanted her own way says her grandfather who blames himself for moving the family to America David Hollinghurst, the grandfather of  Alex Hollinghurst on his front porch at his home in Okeechobee Florida
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David Hollinghurst moved to America in 1995 followed 12 years later by son and daughter-in-law and two granddaughters
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Dismisses suggestions that she was a drug addict or had mental problems
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Florida 'sucks' and 'It's horrible. I blame myself' laments grandfather

Question: In a letter she wrote to 18-year-old @placeholder, after the pair was arrested on drugs charges, she revealed that she hoped she would go to prison.


An increasing number of shops in Britain have decided to stock the new issue of Charlie Hebdo in a show of support for the victims of last week's Paris terror attacks. The latest outlets to stock the satirical magazine, which features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover, are a fancy dress shop and a news kiosk. One shopkeeper said it is 'the right thing to do' to sell the magazine in support of free speech, while another said the publication had 'caught the imagination of the world'. Scroll down for video On sale: Jon Powell, left, and Matthew Stephenson, right, are two of the British shopkeepers who are planning to sell the new issue of Charlie Hebdo
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News kiosk owner is taking a stand by selling the magazine's new issue
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A fancy dress shop has ordered 100 copies of the controversial publication
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The first issue of Charlie Hebdo since last week's massacre features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover
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Parisians were queuing up yesterday to buy the magazine's new issue

Question: The first copies destined for @placeholder are due to arrive tomorrow, and a number of shopkeepers have already announced that they will make the magazine available even though they don't usually stock it.


By Ray Massey Last updated at 7:03 PM on 4th November 2011 Good news: Lower petrol prices for drivers is welcomed by the AA, but towns without an Asda could pay 8p more Supermarket giant Asda sparked a price war today by slashing its pump prices to their lowest level since February – by knocking up to 2p a litre off petrol. Sainsbury’s swiftly announced its own price cut and forecourts run by oil giants were set to follow. But the AA, while welcoming the moves, warned that motorists could be paying up to 8p a litre more in towns where there is not an Asda supermaket forcing prices down.
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Supermarket giant has knocked up to 2p a litre off petrol prices in the UK
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Oil giants and Sainsbury's poised to follow
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AA warns move may be short-lived and that only towns with an Asda will benefit

Question: A @placeholder's spokesman added: ’We are doing everything we can to help our customers save money.


By Andrea Magrath for MailOnline Four British tourists have been hospitalised after the bus they were travelling on crashed into a lawnmower working on a central reservation on a busy Slovakian dual carriageway. The crash, that left all four British people badly hurt and killed the driver of the bus, happened while the vehicle was travelling between the capital Bratislava and Svaty Jur, a small town to the north east of the Slovak capital. Many of the injured were taken to hospital in Bratislava. Police said that in total there were 35 people on the bus and confirmed that 33 had been hurt, and the 52-year-old driver had been killed instantly.
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Bus crashed into a lawnmower on central reservation of dual carriageway
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Foreign tourists included four Britons and one Russian, remaining passengers Slovakian
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Injured passengers taken to hospital in capital Bratislava

Question: He said four were British citizens and the fifth was a @placeholder citizen.


LAHORE, Pakistan (CNN) -- Police raided an Islamic school and arrested seven students hours after a blast in a mosque in northern Pakistan left at least 50 dead and dozens injured, according to an Associated Press report. A man, right, mourns the death of his two sons in a suicide attack near Peshawar that killed at least 50. A bomb, packed with ball-bearings and nails, tore through Eid prayers at a mosque packed with hundreds of worshippers northeast of Peshawar on Friday, targeting Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao, former Pakistani interior minister, local police told CNN. The blast left blood-stained clothes, hats and shoes as well as body parts and pieces of flesh scattered across the mosque, according to reports.
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Bomb detonated at mosque northeast of Peshawar, Pakistan
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Local police: At least 50 dead in attack on Eid prayers
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Reports: Former interior minister was target, escapes blast, one son injured
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Minister supervised military operations in tribal areas against militants

Question: The president -- who survived two assassination attempts in December 2003 -- denounced Friday's attack, speaking out against what he said was a small number of Muslim extremists who would carry out such an act, according to a report from the state-run Associated Press of @placeholder.


A man accused of luring a 15-year-old girl to her death over Facebook was intending to abduct her then stage a fake rescue so he could be hailed as a hero, a court has heard. Kyle Dube, 21, is charged with the 2013 murder of Nichole Cable, who was found in woodland in Bangor, Maine, after an eight-day search. Police have said Dube told others that he'd intended to abduct Nichole and later come to her rescue. His plan was to kidnap her while wearing a ski mask, return later without the disguise, find her and be hailed as a hero, authorities have said.
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Kyle Dube, 21, 'plotted to kidnap then rescue 15-year-old Nichole Cable'
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Her body was found in Maine woodland in 2013 after an 8-day search
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Dube is pleading not guilty to abduction and murder

Question: According to prosecution, phony Facebook account was traced to his home, his DNA was found on a hat at the end of Nichole's driveway and cell tower records show that he was in the area of @placeholder's home.


The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has told the Mexican government to provide the necessary medical attention to a jailed vigilante leader who holds dual U.S. and Mexican citizenship. The Washington-based body wrote in a January 28 decision that it found adequate reason to be concerned for the health of 41-year-old Nestora Salgado, a resident of the Seattle suburb of Renton. Salgado was arrested in August 2013 after people detained by the community self-defense force she leads in the southern state of Guerrero alleged they had been kidnapped. A federal judge cleared Salgado of those charges last year, but related state charges have kept her locked up.
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Nestora Salgado is a Mexican-born woman who arrived in the U.S. at age 20
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She ended up becoming part of a movement to establish a vigilante-style community police force
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Such a force is allowed under Mexican law to help fight crime and corruption
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She claims she was fighting crime and that the charges against her are nothing but a political vendetta

Question: A state law allows @placeholder and Guerrero's other indigenous communities to organize their own police forces.


(CNN) -- To adapt to the new era of gaming, Atari is returning to its roots. The gaming pioneer -- which spearheaded arcade games and home video-game consoles -- is reinventing itself to adapt to the era of mobile and social games. Atari has been synonymous with games and gaming since Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney founded it in 1972. The company's products, such as "Pong" and the Atari 2600, helped define the computer entertainment industry from the 1970s to the mid-1980s. About five years ago, the company got away from developing its own games to focus on publishing and distribution. Atari CEO Jim Wilson said it was a complicated time for the company and the brand.
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Atari has been synonymous with games and gaming since its founding in 1972
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About five years ago, Atari got away from developing to focus on publishing
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Atari released "Atari's Greatest Hits" for the iOS last year

Question: @placeholder wanted to take Atari back to its casual-gaming roots and recognized the best way to do so was to embrace the social and mobile change in the gaming landscape.


(CNN) -- Karley Marquet and Annie Kendzior said they enrolled at two of the nation's most prestigious military academies to serve their country and become military officers. Instead, they claim, they were raped -- and their military careers are now over. In a lawsuit filed in U.S. Federal Court on Friday, the women claim the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, and the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, ignored "rampant sexual harassment." The suit claims former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, the former superintendents of the two academies and the current secretaries of the Army and Navy are "personally responsible" for failing to "prevent rapes and sexual assaults at the Naval Academy and West Point."
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Suit names academies' superintendents, Army, Navy and former DoD secretaries
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Karley Marquet and Annie Kendzior both say they were raped at service academies
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Both say they believed their cases were being investigated, but they weren't
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Defense secretary announces new policies for sexual assault reports

Question: "I could tell that there was a bias towards women," @placeholder recalled.


More than 26,000 people have gone missing in Mexico over the past six years as violence surged and the country's government cracked down on drug cartels. Mexico's Interior Ministry announced the staggering statistic on Tuesday but noted that authorities don't have data about how many of the disappearances are connected with organized crime. The 26,121 disappearances occurred during former President Felipe Calderon's six-year administration, which ended on December 1 when Enrique Pena Nieto assumed the presidency. Pena Nieto's government has formed a special working group to focus on finding the missing, said Lia Limon, deputy secretary of legal matters and human rights for Mexico's Interior Ministry.
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Mexico's interior minister says 26,121 people disappeared from 2006-2012
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Official: Locating people "is a priority for this government"

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Washington (CNN) -- A March 16 referendum on whether the Crimea Peninsula should rejoin Russia has become the focus of the Ukraine crisis. Like nearly every aspect of the conflict, the vote planned by Crimea's regional parliament evokes widely differing interpretations of its legitimacy and importance. Here are some of the biggest questions about the issue, with a look at how key players are weighing in: 1) What is the Crimean referendum? Voters in the autonomous Ukrainian region of about 2 million people will choose between remaining part of the former Soviet territory or becoming part of neighboring Russia.
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Russia backs a Crimea-only vote about joining it or staying with Ukraine
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The United States and its European allies say such a referendum is illegal
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To Russia, the ousting of the elected Ukraine government was illegal
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At issue is whether constitutional authority exists in Ukraine

Question: Under that agreement, Ukraine will elect a new government on May 25 for the entire country, including @placeholder.


By Meghan Keneally, David Mccormack and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 2 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:45 EST, 2 April 2013 A second Republican senator has spoken out in support of same-sex marriage in less than a month. Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois, who suffered a severe stroke last year and returned to the chamber in January, said ‘government has no place in the middle’ of two people in love, regardless of gender. Kirk, who previously opposed a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, said in a post on his blog on Tuesday that ‘same-sex couples should have the right to civil marriage.’
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Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois is the second sitting Republican senator to publicly come out in support of same-sex marriage
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He has blogged about how recovering from a stroke lead him to reconsider
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Last month Republican Senator Rob Portman changed his stance on the issue in light of his son's homosexuality
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Question: In the wake of his announcement, @placeholder was attacked by senior Republicans and angry voters.


By David Mccormack and Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 10:49 EST, 4 May 2013 | UPDATED: 14:18 EST, 4 May 2013 The runaway mom who went missing for 11 years before walking into a police station last week had set up a new life as a Florida cleaner and never spoke about the family she left behind. It emerged this week that Brenda Heist, who was eventually presumed dead by her husband and two children after suddenly going missing from their Pennsylvania home, was actually building a new life for herself on the other side of the country. Her new friends have spoken of their shock at discovering who she actually was and lifted the lid on her runaway life which was far less tragic than she has made out.
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Brenda Heist turned herself in at a Florida police station last Friday after being missing for 11 years
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Her husband and two children were heartbroken to discover she had been secretly living without them and said they wanted nothing to do with her
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Brenda who said she left Lititz, Pennsylvania to live as a homeless person actually worked as a cleaner and lived with new friends
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They were shocked to discover her real identity and said she never revealed there was a family she left behind

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Superstar rapper Iggy Azalea may be regretting indulging in pizza this weekend after a Papa John's delivery guy dished out her phone number. The singer, who attended the Grammys on Sunday in LA, tweeted shortly before the awards ceremony: '@PapaJohns was my favorite pizza but the drivers they use give out your personal phone number to their family members.' Papa John's swiftly responded to Iggy's complaint with the message: '@iggyazalea #We should have known better. Customer and employee privacy is important to us. Please don't #bounce us.' Scroll down for video Complaint: Rapper Iggy Azalea took to Twitter to voice her complaint after a Papa John's employee breached her privacy on Sunday - to which the pizza chain offered a swift apology
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She tweeted: '@PapaJohns was my favorite pizza but the drivers they use give out your personal phone number to their family members'
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Papa John's swiftly responded: '#We should have known better. Customer and employee privacy is important to us. Please don't #bounce us'
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The singer also shared text messages she had received from her private number from an unknown individual

Question: The singer refused to let go of the invasion of her privacy and tweeted: 'And the supervisors at @@placeholder refuse to send pictures of their employess [sic] so you can identify who it is that steals your information.'


Apparently working under the impression that they understand the science of sexuality better than the World Health Organization  or the American Medical  or Psychological or Psychiatric associations, Texas Republicans made a bold statement last weekend. With zero debate, they adopted a party platform that includes support for a widely discredited form of mental health "treatment" known as "reparative therapy." Also called "conversion therapy," this dangerous pseudo-medical practice aimed at transforming homosexuals into heterosexuals has been widely demonstrated to be both ineffective and harmful, not to mention offensive. The clearly misguided assumption underlying such therapy is the belief (often reinforced by self-serving interpretations of any number of religious texts) that homosexuality is a disease. However, much like drapetomania (the pseudo-scientific "disease" an enterprising white man conveniently identified in the mid-19th century was described as the condition that led black slaves to attempt escape), homosexuality is in fact not an illness, but rather a fact of human nature. And rejecting human nature can have devastating effects on the psyche, demonstrating that if there is a real disease that needs fixing here, it's homophobia, not homosexuality.
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Texas GOP endorsed "reparative therapy" to convert gays to straight orientation
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Melody Moezzi says such therapy isn't recognized by legitimate science
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She says two states have banned the therapy for minors
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Moezzi: Young Republicans are going to be repelled by such decisions

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:39 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:08 EST, 1 March 2013 A police officer who investigated a Zumba instructor's alleged prostitution business has testified that she found an 'assortment of condoms', four bottles of baby oil, cameras, a planner and $1,000 cash at the woman's residence. Audra Presby took to the stand for the second day in the trial of Mark Strong, who is accused of promoting prostitution with business partner and Zumba teacher Alexis Wright in Kennebunk, Maine. Presby testified she had also seized several computer hard drives, a laptop, checkbooks and personal lubricants from Wright's businesses, home and vehicle during a February 2012 search.
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Mark Strong, the business partner for 'Zumba prostitute' Alexis Wright, is on trial facing charges of promoting prostitution
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Prosecutors showed jurors two dozens pictures of Wright allegedly having sex with johns in her studio in downtown Kennebunk, Maine
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The photos were taken from Strong's computer, which he allegedly captured from a live broadcast of her sex acts

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Gaza City (CNN) -- Explosions rumbled through Gaza City all night into Friday, and shortly after sunup, two detonations landed just 500 to 600 yards away from CNN's team sending it running for cover inside the hotel. A litany of bombardments provided for a sleepless night of hearing and feel incoming ordinance exploding and watching rockets leaving Gaza for Israel. Falling bombs made doors clatter and sometimes even one's bones. Clouds of smoke sprouted into the sky paralleling the repetition of thunderous booms. New destruction will await Egypt's new Prime Minister Hesham Kandil, when he arrives Friday morning in Gaza to meet with Palestinian officials.
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Israel says 422 rockets fired from Gaza into Israel in past two days
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Warplanes bomb sites in Gaza City overnight
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Both sides tweet photos of children struck by the violence
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Egyptian PM, delegation head to Gaza on Friday morning

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Question: Later, reporting from @placeholder, the crew witnessed airstrikes and plumes of black smoke in many parts of the city.


A Denver father says he's been forced to watch his daughter be twice resuscitated and battle for her life after taking a sample of a tainted rave drug. According to a Facebook post that has quickly gone viral with more than 17,000 shares, Keith Roehm said his daughter Bianca ended up in the hospital after attending an electronic dance music festival called Skylab at the Denver Coliseum on Sunday. While there she took Molly, which he claimed was part of a 'bad batch' that had circulated and poisoned several other people at Sklab. Bianca Roehm ended up in the hospital after attending an electronic dance music festival called Skylab at the Denver Coliseum on Sunday
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Father Keith Roehm says his daughter Bianca suffered renal failure after taking a 'bad batch' of molly at a local rave
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Described 17-year-old high school student as a responsible girl who had a job and did well in school
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A Go Fund Me page set up for Bianca's medical bills says she appears to be improving

Question: '@placeholder' is a term for a purified version of amphetamine drug MDMA, widely known as Ecstasy, favored in club culture.


Guantanamo Bay detainees have long been considered America's most dangerous enemies. So what happens when they walk free -- like the five detainees swapped for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl? Do they return to terror activities or transition to quiet, private lives away from the mayhem? Well, it's a mixture of both. How dangerous is this latest swap? Mathematically, it's not an even swap. But President Barack Obama's administration maintains it's not a risky move for the United States. The five detainees have been at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba for years, and out of commission for a long time. They probably don't have extensive networks to tap into, according to two senior U.S. officials.
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About 17% of Gitmo detainees return to terrorist activities, report says
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As of last month, the Guantanamo Bay detention facility had 154 detainees
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Not everyone at Guantanamo Bay has been found guilty of terrorism

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By Kieran Corcoran PUBLISHED: 04:07 EST, 6 October 2013 | UPDATED: 06:00 EST, 6 October 2013 At first glance these pictures of student life more than a century ago look like they would not be out of place in Downton Abbey. But on closer inspection, the tell-tale signs of university fun can be seen among the porcelain crockery and pleated curtains. Because like most American frats of today, Leila Bascom is desperate to show support to her university sports teams. This room belonged to Leila Bascom in 1898, and still features tell-tale signs of university life Leila and her roommate are engrossed in books in this picture where family photos are hung on the wall
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Photographs unearthed from archives of University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Show similarities and differences of student life since 1898

Question: Like a true picture of a 1950s @placeholder family, two parents and their daughter were photographed readings and studying in their room.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- "Doing it nature's way has the potential to change the way we grow food, make materials, harness energy, heal ourselves, store information, and conduct business." Janine Benyus When self-confessed "nature nerd" Janine Benyus coined the term "biomimicry" in a book she published a decade ago, little did she know it would make her into an household name, rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars. Janine is a  champion of the biomimicry movement and helps companies to improve designs by turning to Nature. The natural sciences writer now gives talks on the subject to riveted crowds and is a consultant to some of world's biggest  companies.
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Janine Benyus coined the term "biomimicry" in her influential 1997 book
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Biomimicry is the concept of looking for inspiration for design through nature
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She was named by Time magazine as an environmental hero of 2007

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Allan Levene really -- really -- wants to serve in Congress. So much so, that he plans to run in four states: Georgia. Minnesota. Michigan. Hawaii. It's puzzling, but the Republican freely admits his strategy increases his odds of winning a House seat. As he sees it, all roads lead to Rome. "No matter where you win a seat in Congress, you go to the same building. You do the same work," he said. "You can work for your constituents, which all have similar needs, but the key is you go to Washington and help solve the country's problems." Legally, his strategy is possible. But it likely will be a logistical nightmare.
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Allan Levene wants to run for Congress in Georgia, Minnesota, Michigan and Hawaii
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Constitution and state laws don't preclude the strategy
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Experts mostly say it could be a waste of time, but it could set a new campaign model
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It's believed Levene is the first to try the approach

Question: He pursued a career in the IT industry and is now settled in Georgia, but he has lived in @placeholder in the past, which is why he chose the Wolverine State as one of his "four."


(CNN) -- The commissioner of the Cambridge, Massachusetts, police department said Thursday he "deeply regrets" the arrest of prominent black Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., but stands by the procedures followed by his department. Sgt. Jim Crowley said he has nothing to apologize for in regards to the arrest of Henry Louis Gates Jr. "I believe that Sgt. [James] Crowley acted in a way that is consistent with his training at the department, and consistent with national standards of law enforcement protocol," Commissioner Robert Haas said, referring to the officer who made the July 16 arrest at the professor's home.
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Officer: "I know what I did was right. I have nothing to apologize for"
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Sgt. James Crowley said he was exercising caution during professor's arrest
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Crowley tells newspaper he's not a racist, did CPR on black basketball star
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Charges were dropped against professor Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Question: @placeholder told CNN Wednesday that although charges had been dropped, he will keep the issue alive.


Tokyo (CNN)A Japanese man has been sentenced to six years in jail for slashing two members of popular J-pop group AKB48 with a saw at a fan event. Satoru Umeta, 24, was convicted of assaulting singers Rina Kawaei and Anna Iriyama, both 19, along with one of the group's male employees at a "hand-shaking event" for fans in Takizawa City, Iwate Prefecture last May, CNN's affiliate TV Asahi reported. The attack left the three victims severely injured, according to Japan's Kyodo news agency. Handing down the sentence in the Morioka District Court, Judge Takehiko Okada said that the consequences of the attack -- which involved a foldable saw fitted with box cutter blades -- could have been worse.
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A man is sentenced over a saw attack on two members of J-pop group AKB48
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The attack left the teens, and a member of staff, severely injured
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The world's biggest pop group, AKB48 currently lists 186 members on its website

Question: The unemployed @placeholder had been motivated to commit the attack out of his frustration at failing to find a job, the judge said.


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 03:34 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:30 EST, 1 August 2013 The U.S. government made three-quarters of requests to Twitter to reveal users' identities over the past six months, the microblogging site revealed in its latest transparency report. The San Francisco-based company is under greater pressure from governments to release its users' personal details, with requests rising 40 per cent compared to the previous six months. But with U.S. companies banned from revealing information requests made by the U.S. under the Patriot Act, the true total is likely to be much, much higher.
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U.S. government made 902 requests for Twitter users' personal information between January and June
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The total could be much higher since the Silicon Valley firm is banned from revealing requests made under the Patriot Act
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Japan came in second, with 87 requests, followed by the UK, with 26 requests, then Brazil, with 22

Question: Explaining the numbers, the transparency report says: 'The @placeholder leads the way, comprising 78 per cent of all requests received.


(CNN) -- Human remains discovered in the Utah desert belong to a young male and are not a missing 28-year-old mother, authorities said, a grim discovery that fuels the mystery and opens a new case. The fate of Susan Powell, who disappeared in 2009, is still unknown. The remains discovered in Tooele County over the weekend belonged to a young man, Sheriff's Detective Lt. Travis Scharmann said. Scharmann said the state medical examiner is working to determine the cause, time and other circumstances of his death. In addition to Powell, authorities must now determine what happened to the man whose remains were found in the same region on Sunday.
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The fate of Susan Powell, who disappeared in 2009, is still unknown
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The remains discovered over the weekend belong to a young man, police say
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The grim discovery fuels the mystery of the missing woman

Question: Josh Powell says he last saw his wife on a cold December night in 2009 as he and his two young sons left to go camping in the @placeholder desert area.


(CNN) -- She may be a fully-fledged pop star with a growing global appeal but Nigerian singer, Asa, is determined to remain true to her African roots. The 29 year old artist initially found fame on her home continent thanks to her soulful musical melodies, which have since proved popular with audiences in Europe and beyond. She has since opened live shows for the musical superstars such as Beyonce, Snoop Dogg, Akon and John Legend. Ghana's Bob Marley spreads message of brotherhood But despite sampling the sweet taste of global recognition, it is Nigeria and Africa that remain the singer's main sources of inspiration.
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Asa is a Nigerian singer songwriter
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Her soulful melodies have led proved popular with audiences in Africa and beyond
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The 29-year-old artist is the latest in a long line of African musicians to make it on world stage

Question: "I'm proud to be @placeholder and I also hope other Nigerians feel proud that they have a great country, she adds"


(CNN) -- Days after blocking a Gaza-bound flotilla, Greece's government offered Sunday to ship aid to the Palestinian territory -- a move applauded by the U.N. chief but derided as insufficient by protest organizers and Palestinian authorities. Greece's foreign ministry released a statement Sunday afternoon in which it proposed to "undertake the task of transporting the humanitarian aid, with Greek vessels or other appropriate means, through existing channels." That same day, Foreign Minister Stavros Lambrinidis talked by phone with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. The U.N. chief "thanked" the Greek official and "expressed support for the Greek initiative," according to a statement from the United Nations.
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The Greek government offers to transport humanitarian aid to Gaza on its ships
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Its authorities have barred 10 ships full of activists from sailing to Gaza
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U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon welcomes the offer, saying "it could help reduce tensions"
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But a Palestinian leader says this won't address what it calls an unfair blockade

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(CNN) -- The president of world soccer's governing body is used to being admonished. But it isn't often the manager of arguably the biggest club on the planet is tearing a strip off Sepp Blatter. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti felt moved to tell Blatter to button it after the Swiss insisted Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer should be crowned footballer of the year. That affronted Ancelotti, who thinks his star player -- Cristiano Ronaldo -- is a shoo-in for a second successive Ballon d'Or award. The Portuguese fired a record 17 goals in the European Champions League last season as Real won its 10th crown and Ancelotti is in no doubt the award should be his.
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Real Madrid manager says FIFA president Sepp Blatter "unable to keep mouth shut"
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Blatter suggested Germany keeper Manuel Neuer should win the Ballon d'Or
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Ancelotti says there is "no doubt" Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo will win
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Ronaldo broke scoring records as Real won 10th Champions League crown

Question: "I am proud to be in this category and would like to win it, although I have already received the biggest prize when we claimed the @placeholder," he said.


By Chris Cutmore Follow @@Chris_Cutmore You know what you’re getting with the US Open: knee-high rough, putting greens like glass and the toughest test in all of golf. Hit it straight or you’re dead meat, right? Well, maybe not this year at Pinehurst. Rather startlingly for the US Open there will be no rough. That’s right – none. Instead, Pinehurst’s fabled No 2 course has widened fairways, which bleed into waste areas featuring all sorts of funky hazards: sand, gnarled tree roots and hollows. Punters can usually feel safe backing steady, straight hitters at the US Open – think Justin Rose (28-1) or Graeme McDowell (50-1), two champions from the last four years – but the 114th edition of America’s national championship poses some different and difficult questions.
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Rory McIlroy is favourite for 114th US Open at Pinehurst No 2
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Bubba Watson, Adam Scott and Mickelson also among the frontrunners
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Henrik Stenson, Jason Dufner and Luke Donald could spring a surprise

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Moscow (CNN)German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande met Friday with their Russian counterpart and began to draw up a new proposal to end the bitter conflict in eastern Ukraine. The peace talks with President Vladimir Putin ended early Saturday, the Kremlin told CNN. Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, said a joint document based on a prior peace plan agreed to in Minsk, Belarus, in September, is not yet complete. The parties will engage in further talks by phone on Sunday, Peskov said. The new diplomatic push comes as a worsening conflict in eastern Ukraine is taking an increasingly heavy toll on civilians.
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Talks among German, French, Russian leaders on Ukraine will continue via phone on Sunday
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French and German leaders take a new plan for peace negotiations to Moscow
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Russia must pull back troops and weapons, close its border with Ukraine, John Kerry says

Question: Merkel made clear that she would not do a deal with Russia that bypasses @placeholder's leadership, saying she "will not decide anything over the heads of anyone."

Question: Those include pulling back heavy weapons beyond the range of civilian populations, removing foreign troops and heavy equipment from @placeholder, and closing the Russia-Ukraine border.


(CNN) -- This is the time of the year when everyone can channel their inner Dick Vitale. Just make sure not to startle your co-workers if you start yelling, "Awesome, baby!" Everyone in the entire country, starting on Selection Sunday when the NCAA Tournament brackets are revealed, becomes a college basketball expert. From President Obama to that annoying woman in accounting who lets her corgie make the picks (and still somehow wins the office pool), we're all about to pretend we know more about Cinderella than the prince himself. So if you're just now beginning to pay attention, here is an A-to-Z primer of what you're going to find in your brackets.
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NCAA Tournament brackets revealed on Selection Sunday, March 11
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To kickoff March Madness 2012, this primer will explain what you'll find in your brackets
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The Indiana Hoosiers are back in the tournament for the first time since 2008
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Reigning UConn Huskies hope to defend their title despite a rocky season

Question: If that doesn't seem like a long drought, consider: The @placeholder were a tournament fixture every year from 1986 to 2003 and have won five titles (1940, 1953, 1976, 1981 and 1987).


(CNN) -- What happens when the Winter Olympics party leaves town? It's a question that is probably giving organizers of the Sochi 2014 Games sleepless nights and, if the example of Lillehammer is anything to go by, some food for thought. Will all the expense be worthwhile? Russia is spending an unprecedented $50 billion on completely revamping its faded Black Sea resort, hoping to turn it into a tourist mecca and hi-tech business destination for decades after next February's 16 days of competition. Can Vladimir Putin's grand planners learn from one of the smallest host venues in Olympic history? Leap of faith
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Small Norwegian town rose to sporting prominence at 1994 Winter Olympics
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Investment in Lillehammer has made it a post-Olympic center of sporting excellence
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$1.2 billion of public money gave boost to town but didn't increase tourism as expected
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Lillehammer set to host second Winter Youth Olympics in 2016

Question: Most, if not all of the last eight host countries of @placeholder have experienced negligible increases in tourist numbers, says Teigland.


Lionel Messi has once again cast doubt on his Barcelona future by telling the world he does not know where he will play next season. The Argentina superstar had shot down suggestions he would join a club in the Barclays Premier League after Barcelona’s 3-1 win over Atletico Madrid on Sunday. However, the 27-year-old fuelled talk of a move to Chelsea after naming Blues boss Jose Mourinho as his third choice for the prestigious FIFA Coach of the Year. Lionel Messi (centre, in an Adidas hoodie) and Manuel Neuer (left) lost out to Cristiano Ronaldo (right, with a Nike T-shirt) who won the FIFA Ballon d'Or Award on Monday night
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Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Manuel Neuer were the three contenders for the FIFA Ballon d'Or, to be announced on Monday
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Messi cast doubt over his Barcelona future at ceremony in Zurich
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Barca forward admitted: 'I don't know where I'll be next year'
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Cristiano Ronaldo revealed he is 'very happy' at Real Madrid
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But Portuguese forward said 'only God knows' where he'll be next year
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Argentina international voted for Jose Mourinho as FIFA Coach of the Year
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Click here to follow how it all unfolded

Question: I have always said I will end my career at Barcelona but as @placeholder said, only God knows the future.


(CNN Student News) -- May 26, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • London, England • Libya • New York City Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Hi, everyone. I'm Carl Azuz, and you're tuned in to CNN Student News! It's Thursday, May 26th, and you can leave the next ten minutes to us. First Up: Speech to Parliament AZUZ: First up, President Obama makes a speech that some people are calling the main event of his week-long trip to Europe. It happened in front of the British Parliament; it's a legislative group that's kinda like the U.S. Congress. During the speech, the president talked about a lot of world issues that the U.S. and Britain have faced together. That includes the economic crisis, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the revolutions, protests and conflict happening right now in the Arab world, like in Libya. The president said the U.S. and U.K. should and will provide an example for other nations to follow.
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Explore the "special relationship" between the U.S. and U.K.
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Find out how living conditions are affected by war in Libya
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Discover what information will be displayed on new fuel labels
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: His support for the @placeholder war won him more friends in the U.S. Congress than across the pond.


England failed to recover from a sloppy first half at Twickenham, losing  28-31 to South Africa in their second autumn Test. Brad Barritt, Ben Morgan and Dave Wilson scored tries for England while Cobus Reinach, Jan Serfontein and Schalk Burger went over for the Springboks. Here, Sportsmail's Sam Peters gives his verdict on how both sets of players fared. ENGLAND Brown - 7 Two sharp breaks and always full of intent with ball in hand. Defensively sound but would be good to see him at first receiver more. Watson - 6 Just like Rokoduguni before him, the Bath flyer was starved of the ball as England’s inside backs failed to release him.
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Stuart Lancaster's sloppy side outclassed by South Africa
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Brad Barritt, Ben Morgan, Dave WIlson scored tries for England
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Cobus Reinach, Jan Serfontein and Schalk Burger went over for the Springboks
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Patrick Lambie scored three penalties, two conversions and a drop goal

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(CNN) -- American teenager Sloane Stephens stunned her compatriot Serena Williams on Wednesday, beating the 15-time grand slam winner 3-6 7-5 6-4 to reach the Australian Open semifinals. The 29th seed, playing in her first grand slam quarterfinal, came from once set down to overcome third seed Williams who suffered a back injury having already rolled an ankle earlier in the tournament. Despite Williams' fitness problems, few had given Stephens a chance of beating the five-time Melbourne champion. "Someone asked me, 'Do you think you can win?' I was like, 'Yeah, I think so, but I wasn't like too clear about it,''" the 19-year-old told reporters after advancing to a tie with world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka on Thursday.
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Sloane Stephens beats compatriot Serena Williams to reach Australian Open semis
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The 19-year-old came from one set down to defeat the third seed
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Stephens will play her first ever grand slam semifinal against world No.1 Victoria Azarenka
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Top seed Azarenka beat Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova 7-5 6-1

Question: When one journalist asked @placeholder if she had considered retiring hurt during the match, it caused some confusion in the press room.


Yangon, Myanmar (CNN) -- When Burmese commuters have an accident they don't dial 911 or any ordinary emergency service. They call the country's version of Marlon Brando, a heartthrob in the 1980s and 90s who turned his back on the film industry to run a fleet of ambulances and bury the nation's dead. A household name in Myanmar, which is also known as Burma, Kyaw Thu has starred in more than 200 films, and even took home a Myanmar Academy Award in 1994 for best actor in "Da-Byi-Thu Ma Shwe Hta." He followed it up with best director for "Amay No Bo" in 2003, but by then his head had already been turned by the story of an old woman left to die alone in hospital.
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Award-winning Burmese actor gave up films to operate free funeral services
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Kyaw Thu was considered a heartthrob in the 1980s and 1990s
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He formed Free Funeral Service Society after hearing the story of a woman abandoned in hospital
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Society now provides ambulance, hospital, disaster relief and education services

Question: He said the pace of @placeholder's transformation, from a military state to thriving democracy at peace with ethnic rivalries, depends on the attitudes of ordinary people.


(CNN) -- Italian champions Inter Milan have unveiled new signing Samuel Eto'o, with the Cameroon striker immediately being forced to deny suggestions from the Italian media that he has ever had a problem with new coach Jose Mourinho. Samuel Eto'o parades his new Inter Milan jersey after completing his move from Barcelona. Eto'o, who completed his switch from Barcelona on Monda, denied he has issues with Portuguese coach Mourinho and insists he never insulted his team's style of play after a Champions League match between Barca and Chelsea. "I never said those words that were attributed to me," he told a press conference. "There is also a tape which proves it and, in any case, that was after an intense game.
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Inter Milan unveil Samuel Eto'o after he completes his transfer from Barcelona
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Eto'o has signed five-year deal and moves in a swap deal for Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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Cameroon striker denies any past dispute with his new coach Jose Mourinho

Question: "@placeholder is a great player but I am Samuel Eto'o and my past and my victories talk for me," said Eto'o.


By Paul Harris From the air, it looks little different from any other exclusive development  in one of Britain’s most  affluent areas. Set in tranquil surroundings, the upmarket crescent of multi-million pound houses in Surrey overlooks an historic swathe of private parkland. Little wonder that couples with the means to pay up to £3.5million for a newly built mansion were keen to put their deposits down when they came up for sale. 'Little Persia': How the six houses in upmarket Kingswood Warren in Surrey could be sealed off from neighbouring homes. The identities of the new buyers are protected by a confidentiality contract
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Six houses in exclusive Kingswood Warren, Surrey bought up by mystery buyers - gazumping prospective owners
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The newcomers are thought to be Arabs with royal connections - but are protected by confidentiality agreement
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They are locked in stalemate with locals after they began building huge fences with barbed wire around houses

Question: But shortly before contracts could be exchanged, mystery @placeholder buyers were allowed to gazump the would-be owners by buying four of the houses for cash.


(CNN) -- On the surface, a fast-growing service called Bit.ly performs a small task: it shortens URLs. Short URLs are booming thanks to social network tools like Twitter with character limits. That's useful when you want to share links on social networking sites like Twitter that limit the size of your messages, which helps explain why URL shortening services in general are proliferating. There are now well over a hundred. But Bit.ly, a startup that's part of the New York-based incubator Betaworks, goes further than many of its peers. In addition to short links, it offers free analytics on the traffic related to those links. And it has bigger plans in store.
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Shortened URL services growing in popularity thanks to services like Twitter
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Short URL company Bit.ly developing to allow web traffic tracking and a free analytics
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Other link shorteners allow for ads as new form of revenue model
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Many web users remain wary of clicking on shortened URLs

Question: Fraudsters have been targeting @placeholder with links that are supposedly related to trending topics but that actually lead to malicious sites.


Mexico City, Mexico (CNN) -- Diego Fernandez de Cevallos, a prominent Mexican politician kidnapped in May, was released and back at his home Monday. "I am fine, thanks to God. I am strong and my life will continue to be the same," he told the crush of reporters gathered outside of his home in Mexico City. "As a man of faith, I have already forgiven them," Fernandez de Cevallos said about his kidnappers. "But as a citizen, I believe the authorities have a job to do." Fernandez de Cevallos, a former senator and congressman and a close ally of Mexican President Felipe Calderon, disappeared on May 14 near his ranch in the state of Queretaro in central Mexico. Blood and other signs of a struggle were found, police said.
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Fernandez de Cevallos was abducted on May 14; it is unclear who kidnapped him or why

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By Daily Mail Reporter An American woman has ditched her comfortable, fun-loving Californian lifestyle to become a traditional housewife in rural India. Adriana Peral, 41, took a leap of faith last August when she flew to the sub continent to meet a man young enough to be her son who she had fallen in love with over Facebook. Within months she was married to Mukesh Kumar, 25, and had assumed her new role as a doting housewife - sweeping, cooking, cleaning and mucking in on the family's farm in an impoverished rural community in Haryana, India. Scroll down for video
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Adriana Peral, 41, met Mukesh Kumar, 25, online in February last year
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She travelled to Haryana, India, in August and wed within months
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The Californian now lives in a remote farm house 30 minutes drive town
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She has no inside toilet, a bucket for a shower shared with cows
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Mother-of-one said leaving her daughter, 25, in the U.S. was traumatic
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Mr and Mrs Kumar now plan to have children of their own

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Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- For the first week of Jerry Sandusky's child sex trial, eight young men held jurors spellbound with testimony about a sports hero they say groped them in the car, soaped them in the shower and sexually assaulted them on a basement waterbed. How do you come back from something like that? Sandusky's defense attorneys, Joe Amendola and Karl Rominger, responded this week with rapid-fire rounds of testimony; 29 witnesses took the stand in little more than two days -- including 11 character witnesses in a single hour. The defense also chipped away at the character and motives of the alleged victims, sparing no one: not the young accusers, not their families and certainly not the cops.
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Defense strategy in Sandusky case was to tear down accusers, families, cops
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Character witnesses portrayed former Penn State coach as role model, do-gooder
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Defense calls 16-minute tape between accuser's attorney and investigator a smoking gun

Question: @placeholder, retired defensive coordinator for Penn State's storied football team, is charged with 51 counts of molesting 10 boys over 15 years.


By Jonathan O'Callaghan and Mark Prigg Last week Nasa announced to the world the steps they would be taking in order to land humans on the red planet. And now, in a video, they've revealed the missions, technologies and developments that will make a manned mission to Mars possible. The footage shows how current technology such as the International Space Station (ISS), in tandem with future endeavours - including visiting an asteroid - will see humans take the first steps on the fourth planet from the sun. Scroll down for video In a new video Nasa has outlined the path it intends to take in order to land humans on Mars. Proposals to send people to the red planet have been floating about for a while, but now the space agency has revealed how such an endeavour will be attempted
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Nasa has unveiled the steps they will need to take on the 'Path to Mars'
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They highlight the ISS as being important for testing exploration capability
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Future missions of Orion and SLS will also lead humans to the red planet
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This follows Nasa's announcement to land humans on Mars in the 2030s

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These are the scenes of squalor which were discovered by police when they arrived at the home of two-year-old girl who died after accidentally drinking her drug addict mother's methadone out of a Tom and Jerry beaker. Barry Jones, 42, and Michelle King, 30, were this week convicted of the killing of little Sophie Jones, who died after drinking from the cup she thought contained her favourite fruit shoot drink. When they arrived at the terraced family home in Blackpool, Lancashire, detectives found medication stacked next to children's toys  and filthy rooms littered with dirty washing and pushchairs. Scroll down for video
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Pictures show squalid conditions Sophie Jones was living in before death
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Mother used children's beakers to store methadone she planned to sell
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Youngster was seen looking 'groggy' after drinking from cartoon beaker
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She later collapsed and died and was found to have been poisoned by drug
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Blackpool Council have confirmed a serious case review into her death

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Washington (CNN) -- Bill and Hillary Clinton's seemingly never-ending political careers have had a tremendous impact on at least one person: Monica Lewinsky. The former White House intern, whose sexual relationship with the 42nd President led to his impeachment, will never be able to escape the spotlight -- as long as the Clintons are still in it. As Hillary Clinton mulls another presidential run in 2016, her husband's relationship with Lewinsky has become fodder for her political foes. Possible Republican 2016 presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky has invoked Lewinsky and Clinton's affair twice in as many months. "If (Democrats) want to take a position on women's rights, by all means do. But you can't do it and take it from a guy who was using his position of authority to take advantage of young women in the workplace," Paul said this past weekend on C-SPAN's "Newsmakers" program.
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Nearly 20 years later, Lewinsky scandal has become fodder for Hillary Clinton's political foes
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Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky has invoked Lewinsky and Bill Clinton's affair
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Lewinsky has remained out of the spotlight since 2005

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By Alex Greig and Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 21:52 EST, 9 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:02 EST, 10 December 2013 The Texas college student killed during a traffic stop last Friday, was charging at the campus officer when he was shot at six times, police say. In a press conference Monday afternoon, Chief Richard Pruitt of the Alamo Heights Police Department said 23-year-old student Robert Cameron Redus had wrestled Cpt Chris Carter's baton away from him and hit the policeman in the head and arm with it. Cpt Carter eventually got the baton back and told Redus four times to stop fighting him or he would shoot.
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Robert Cameron Redus, 23, was killed after being pulled over for a traffic stop by campus police officer Chris Carter early Friday morning
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Redus was a student at University of the Incarnate Word
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Police announced Monday that Redus was charging at the policeman with his hand ready to strike when he was shot to death
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A vigil was held to remember Redus at the university on Sunday
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Parents of Redus attended and his father spoke
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Alamo Heights police and Texas Rangers are investigating the shooting
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Carter is on administrative leave during the investigation

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(CNN) -- A year to the day after he killed his girlfriend, South African "blade runner" Oscar Pistorius broke his silence Friday, describing her death as a "devastating accident." The double amputee Olympic star is charged with premeditated murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, a model and law school graduate. He has never denied killing the woman he calls the love of his life on Valentine's Day last year. But he maintains that he mistook her for a home invader when he shot her in the bathroom of his upscale home in Pretoria. Since being freed on bail, he has remained largely out of the spotlight. He released a statement Friday, the anniversary of her death, saying he will carry the "complete trauma" of the day forever.
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Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius goes on trial next month
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He is charged with premeditated murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp
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Pistorius says he mistook her for a home invader
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"No words can adequately capture my feelings about the devastating accident," he says

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By Dan Bloom A British artist has been killed and his partner is feared dead after a gas explosion ripped through the home they built together in Portugal. Glyn Uzzell, 84, had lived with Paul Fonk in the villa in the Algarve region for 35 years, and two works by David Hockney were thought to be hanging in his home when it was destroyed. Portuguese media reported tonight that Mr Uzzell's partner had been confirmed as a second victim in the tragic blast. Tragic: Glyn Uzzell (left) built the house himself with his partner Paul Fonk (right) in southern Portugal. It exploded in what is thought to have been an accidental gas blast yesterday which sent debris flying 300m away
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Glyn Uzzell built home himself 35 years ago in village near Lagoa, Algarve
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It is feared 84-year-old's long-term partner Paul Fonk also died in the blast
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Two works by renowned artist David Hockney were hanging in the house
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Neighbours said the blast yesterday was heard more than a mile away

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By Leesa Smith for Daily Mail Australia and Emily Crane The first public housing property, with sweeping views of Sydney Harbour, was auctioned off for $1.9 million tonight - $600,000 more than the terrace was predicted to be sold for. The heritage-listed home at 119 Kent Street is the first of 293 state-owned houses to go under the hammer in Millers Point and Dawes Point in Sydney's CBD. The auction was held in a secret location on Thursday night with authorities imposing strict rules on who can attend to keep potential protestors at bay over the controversial sale. More than 600 public housing tenants will be relocated as part of the selling - off process.
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The first public housing property in Sydney's CBD was auctioned off for $1.9million in a secret location on Thursday night
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The first of 293 state houses to be sold in Millers Point and Dawes Point
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Only vetted buyers in a position to buy at the auction were allowed entry
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More than 600 tenants will be relocated as part of selling-off process
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For every house sold in Millers Point, three houses could be built in other Sydney suburbs, the government says

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She's won a Grammy, has been handpicked by Pharrell to join him on tour and is set to feature in an upcoming episode of the eighth series of Doctor Who - is 2014 the year of Foxes? And the singer, who won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording, is celebrating yet another coup - landing a major campaign with adidas. With her musical success and cool urban style, adidas was keen to snap her up to launch its latest running footwear, the Energy BOOST. Scroll down for video Singer turned model: Pop starlet Foxes, real name Louisa Allen, is helping to launch adidas' latest running footwear, the adidas Energy BOOST
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Singer, 25, won Grammy this year and will sing on Doctor Who
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Launching adidas' latest running footwear, the adidas Energy BOOST
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Loves to run around London Fields with her friends
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Scouted by Pharrell to sing on his European tour

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Air strikes have killed more than 6,000 ISIS fighters including half of the top command, according to U.S. officials. U.S. intelligence estimates that ISIS – also known as Islamic State – has a total force of between 9,000 and 18,000 fighters. Stuart Jones, U.S Ambassador to Iraq, said yesterday that more than 6,000 ISIS extremists had been killed in Syria and Iraq since air strikes began. Scroll down for video U.S. intelligence estimates that ISIS – also known as Islamic State – has a total force of between 9,000 and 18,000 fighters but officials claimed yesterday that coalition air strikes have killed more than 6,000 militants
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Air strikes have killed more than 6,000 ISIS fighters, report U.S. officials
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U.S Ambassador to Iraq said military effort has 'devastating' effect on ISIS
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It came as Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi met with David Cameron in London
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PM Cameron told him: 'We will do everything we can to help stop foreign fighters coming to your country and creating the mayhem we see today'

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(CNN) -- As Mitt Romney prepares to make the case for a first term, give a thought to what we can expect from a Barack Obama second term. It's probably going to look a lot like the second terms of George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, and Richard Nixon -- driven not by his own agenda, but by events beyond his control. Bush's second term was defined by the after-effects of the Iraq decision he made in his first term; Clinton's by impeachment and the Internet boom; Reagan's by deficits and Gorbachev; Nixon's by Watergate. And what will define Obama's?
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David Frum: A second term for Barack Obama would have a different shape
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He says Dems likely won't control both houses, giving him little chance for major legislation
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Frum: Obama would likely benefit from an improving economy but would face challenges overseas
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U.S. energy production boom would bring U.S. closer to energy independence, he says

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Washington (CNN) -- The Senate on Thursday rejected a Democratic bid to open debate on repealing the "don't ask, don't tell" policy banning openly gay and lesbian soldiers from military service, possibly killing any chance for it to get passed in the current congressional session. However, a bipartisan group of senators immediately said they would raise the issue again in a separate piece of legislation. It was unclear if the bid to separate the repeal provision from a larger defense authorization bill would increase its chances for approval. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, called Thursday's vote without an agreement with any Republican senators to support the motion, ensuring it would fail. The vote was 57-40 in favor of the cloture motion that required 60 votes to pass.
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Senators say they will propose a separate repeal measure
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Democratic push fails to win the 60 votes necessary to pass
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Senate Democratic leader holds the vote without an agreement with Republicans

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(CNN) -- Hamburg have moved up to fourth place in the Bundesliga, only behind Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg on goal difference, after a comfortable 2-0 home victory over Energie Cottbus on Sunday. Ivica Olic celebrates his opening goal for Hamburg as they remain in touch near the top of the Bundesliga. Croatian striker headed Hamburg into a 32nd-minute lead while a free-kick from winger Piotr Trochowski seven minutes later secured the points for the home side. The result lifts Hamburg above Hoffenheim onto 45 points, with leaders Hertha Berlin remaining top of the table on 49 points following their 1-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday.
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Hamburg remain in Bundesliga title hunt following 2-0 win over Energie Cottbus
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The win lifts Hamburg into fourth in the table, four points behind leaders Hertha
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Stuttgart suffer first defeat under Markus Babbel, losing 4-0 at Werder Bremen

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(CNN) -- Iwao Hakamada holds the most dubious of records: Convicted of a 1966 quadruple murder, he is the world's longest-serving death row inmate, according to Amnesty International. That record was capped Thursday when, after almost 48 years, a local court reopened Hakamada's case, Amnesty and Japanese media reported. The Shizuoka District Court suspended his death sentence and released Hakamada after DNA testing indicated key evidence against him may have been fabricated, reported NHK, the Japanese public broadcasting organization. The court said keeping him detained any longer would be unjust, NHK reported. Prosecutors have four days to appeal the court's ruling, but Amnesty International's East Asia research director said it would be "most callous and unfair" to challenge the court's decision.
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Iwao Hakamada served 48 years in prison for murders of his boss and boss's family
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Court granted him a retrial, saying some evidence may have been fabricated
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Amnesty international says he was beaten and threatened into confessing in 1966
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78-year-old ex-boxer's mental state deteriorated because of isolation, Amnesty says

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 02:12 EST, 28 August 2013 | UPDATED: 02:12 EST, 28 August 2013 British tourists risk falling foul of the law while on holiday if they are ignorant of local customs, the Foreign Office warned today. More than a quarter of UK citizens seeking consular assistance abroad are looking for help after they have been arrested. And the 'crimes' for which they have been detained are often as seemingly innocuous as wearing camouflaged clothing or eating near a church. Attraction: But visitors to Florence could be fined if they eat near churches or public buildings
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Foreign Office releases list of unusual laws which trap British visitors
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In Barcelona it is illegal to wear a bikini while drugs are still banned in the Netherlands and feeding pigeons is a crime in Venice
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Tourists in Barbados can be fined for wearing camouflaged clothing

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By Tom Sheen Follow @@Tom_Sheen Ashley Cole is to be questioned by Los Angeles police over claims he assaulted a female TV presenter in a nightclub. The former England left back, 33, is on holiday in LA after being left out of Roy Hodgson's World Cup squad. Cole allegedly poured champagne over MTV presenter Donatella Panayiotou, shouting: 'You know what this is for!' VIDEO Scroll down to see Ashley Cole vilely ranted at by an American woman in May 2013 Incident: Donatella Panayiotou is believed to have reported an allegation of assault against Ashley Cole Farewell: Cole, 33, has left Chelsea after the club decided not to renew his contract
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He was partying at exclusive nightclub Lure in Hollywood
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He allegedly got into a row with Donatella Panayiotou
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Eye-witnesses say he poured champagne over her and claim he shouted: 'You know what this is for!'
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If found guilty move to MLS could be off

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By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 08:46 EST, 11 February 2013 | UPDATED: 20:49 EST, 11 February 2013 Quiz show king: David St John, 64, has appeared on 28 television quiz shows over 31 years For more than 30 years, no one has questioned his passion for entering TV quiz shows. In fact, David St John claims to be Britain’s most prolific contestant. The trivia-mad 64-year-old has racked up 27 appearances on game shows including 15 to 1, Eggheads, The Chase and The Weakest Link. He first put his grey matter – and his seemingly unchanging hairstyle – to the test on TV in 1982 on Sale Of The Century, and won two motorcycles.
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David St John, 64, won two motorbikes on Sale Of The Century in 1982
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Since then he's made another 27 appearances on television gameshows
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The quiz-mad father of two has won thousands of pounds and other prizes
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He says wife, Maria, 59, is happy 'especially if I come home with a few bob'

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Vladimir Putin mobilised more than 150,000 troops and an armada of ships yesterday for a drill to test the combat readiness of forces in western Russia as tensions over Ukraine continue to grow. In addition to the soldiers – nearly twice the British Army’s manpower after planned cuts – 880 tanks, 210 aircraft and 80 warships will take part in the operation. The manoeuvres raised fears that the Russian president may be planning to send forces into Ukraine after the toppling of its Moscow-backed president Viktor Yanukovych. Scroll down for video Violence: Protesters clashed in Simferopol, Ukraine (left) as Vladimir Putin (right) mobilised troops in Russia
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150,000 troops are on high alert with 880 tanks, 90 aircraft and 80 ships
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It comes as anti- and pro-Russian protesters clashed in Crimea, Ukraine
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Yet Russia, whose Naval fleet is near Crimea, denied there was any link
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Former Ukrainian minister Arseny Yatseniuk named tonight as new leader
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The nation's new government will be more pro-Western and anti-Russian

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 02:14 EST, 31 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:23 EST, 31 December 2013 The suicide bombings in Russia serve as a chilling reminder of what the Winter Olympics represent to terrorists: A high-profile target with more than 2,500 athletes, some of them world-famous, waving the flags of nearly 90 nations. So, while many Olympic leaders offered reassurance on the day after two bombings 400 miles from Sochi killed at least 31 people, some of those getting ready to compete in the Games spoke of a different reality. They know their security is never sure thing.
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Two bombs exploded in Volgograd killing more than 30 people, just 300 miles from Sochi
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The Winter Olympics begin in fewer than six weeks
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Many athletes have expressed concerns about security
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Others say Sochi is likely to be the safest place in the world during the Olympics
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Russia has spent a record $51 million on the Games

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Democratic Republic of Congo (CNN) -- Our friend Kika is a long-term resident of Panzi Clinic, a remarkable facility in eastern Congo that manages, under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, to accommodate a small number of women who have survived excruciating acts of gender violence. For the sufferers who have heard of Panzi, post-rape, they will do anything to get there. Kika did. She crawled. It took her one month. Kika was fetching water one early morning, as she always did. On this day, something that is becoming almost inevitable for girls and women happened to her. Armed militia appeared and began to sexually assault her. She screamed, attracting her older brother Patrice's attention. He came running. The militia welcomed their next victim by demanding he rape his sister. He refused. They insisted again. He said, "Kika is like my mother. I will not."
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Ashley Judd  tells story of girl who was victim of conflict mineral violence
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Actress met girl during recent mission to Democratic Republic of Congo
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Judd calls for U.S.-led effort to form accepted certification of Central African minerals

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Borussia Dortmund duo Shinji Kagawa and Ilkay Gundogan stepped up their fitness regimes as they linked up with the rest of their teammates in training on Monday. Kagawa, who recently rejoined the German side from Manchester United after a two-year absence, was pictured alongside Gundogan and the rest of the squad with a big week fast approaching for Jurgen Klopp's side. They play SC Freiburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday before welcoming a familiar face in the shape of Arsenal in their first Champions League group stage game of the season on Tuesday. Familiar faces: Dortmund fans will be looking forward to the returns of Shinji Kagawa and Ilkay Gundogan
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Shinji Kagawa and Ilkay Gundogan are both close to making their first appearance of the season
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The 25-year-old re-joined the club last week for £6.3million
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Gundogan is closing in on a return to the first team after a year out injured

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Aldi could soon overtake Waitrose in market share as more middle class families choose to shop at the budget chain. Sales at the German-owned discount store rose 32.2 per cent in the 12 weeks to July 20. This means 4.8 per cent of shoppers now visit Aldi, up from 3.7 per cent this time last year and rapidly approaching Waitrose’s 4.9 per cent share. German invasion: Budget supermarket Aldi now has 4.8 per cent of British food shoppers coming through their doors - up from 3.7 per cent last year This means 4.8 per cent of Britain’s food shoppers now walk through its doors, up from  3.7 per cent this time last year and a hair’s breadth away from Waitrose, which commands 4.9 per cent of the market.
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Aldi now has 4.8 per cent of the British food shopping market
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It's 32 per cent growth rate has seen it up from 3.7 per cent
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Nearly caught up with Waitrose's 4.9 per cent of the market

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