By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 12:29 EST, 5 June 2013 | UPDATED: 20:11 EST, 5 June 2013 Rickrolled: A teenager crashed Twitter's video app Vine by uploading a Rick Astley (pictured) music video A 16-year-old computer whizz-kid managed to crash the Android version of Twitter's video-sharing app Vine on the day of its release by uploading a Rick Astley music video. Will Smidlein, who lives just outside Cleveland, Ohio, sabotaged the app by rewriting computer code that prevents users from uploading videos more than six seconds long. The cheeky teenager chose the Rick Astley clip which is used in a widespread online joke known as Rickrolling, where internet users are unwittingly redirected to a web page playing the video.
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Prankster sabotaged Vine's Android app on the day of its release
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He rewrote the code that stops users from uploading videos more than six seconds long
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Quickly took to Twitter to apologise to Vine engineers for the trouble he had caused

Question: 'I did the @placeholder and within a couple minutes, I had a friend of a friend who works at Twitter engineering contact me and nicely asked me if I could take it down because it's kind of embarrassing.

Question: 'I did the RickRoll and within a couple minutes, I had a friend of a friend who works at @placeholder engineering contact me and nicely asked me if I could take it down because it's kind of embarrassing.


(CNN) -- The Bolivian government expelled an Iranian minister to avoid a diplomatic rift with Argentina, the country's foreign minister said. Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi is wanted in Argentina for his alleged role in planning the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in 1994 that killed 85 people. Interpol has issued a "red notice" for Vahidi, which seeks other governments' help in detaining him for possible extradition. An Argentine umbrella organization for the Jewish community, DAIA, demanded that the Bolivians arrest Vahidi once they learned of his official visit. Bolivia opted to ask him to immediately leave the country instead.
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Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi was on an official visit to Bolivia
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Argentina has an arrest warrant for him
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He is wanted in connection with a bombing that killed 85 people

Question: Bolivia values its relations with @placeholder, and acted for that reason, he wrote.

Question: Bolivia asked @placeholder "to immediately abandon Bolivian territory and in this way demonstrate with clarity that Bolivia does not wish to interfere with any legal proceedings that could exist."


By Emily Payne A baby girl has been born with paralysed vocal cords - leaving her unable to gurgle or even cry. Three-month-old Leya Raper may one day regain her voice but currently, her mother Casey, 23, can only tell she is distressed by looking out for tears or a sad face. The baby girl was born with bilateral vocal cord paralysis - meaning that both sides of her vocal cords are unable to move. Specialists at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth gave Leya a tracheotomy - an opening made in the neck to provide her with an airway She was able to make sounds and gurgle in her first few days but Casey and Leya's father, Dan, also 23, soon noticed problems with her breathing.
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Three-month-old Leya Raper from Cornwall cannot cry or even gurgle
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Bilateral vocal cord paralysis means neither side of her vocal cords move
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Her mother Casey, 23, relies seeing tears or a sad face to know she's upset

Question: And because babies can’t produce tears for their first month or so, Casey and @placeholder could only rely on facial expressions to tell if she was crying.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Reigning hot dog-guzzling champ Joey Chestnut and nemesis Takeru Kobayashi of Japan attempted to psych each other out Thursday at the weigh-in for the 94th annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest. Competitive eaters Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi take part in an official "staredown." Chestnut and Kobayashi glared long and menacingly into each other's eyes in an official "staredown." At last year's contest, 25-year-old Chestnut, a civil engineering student at San Jose State University, eked out a win over Kobayashi, 31, in a tiebreaker after both initially consumed 59 dogs apiece. It was Chestnut's second slim victory over Kobayashi in as many years.
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Reigning hot dog-guzzling champ Joey Chestnut, Takeru Kobayashi have staredown
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Last year Chestnut won after a tiebreaker with Kobayashi
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Kobayashi vowed to avenge defeat from last year
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Chestnut: Kobayashi beat me in May contest and "set a fire underneath me"

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A passenger sitting at the rear of the US Airways flight forced to land in the Hudson River testified Tuesday he climbed over about a dozen rows of seats as he tried to escape through the front of the floating plane. Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger testifies in Washington about landing in New York's Hudson River. Billy Campbell is the only passenger scheduled to testify before an aviation safety panel chaired by Robert Sumwalt, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board. Tuesday was the first of three days of hearings, which will try to determine the probable cause of the January 15 accident, he said.
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Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger was forced to land a plane in the Hudson River
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Canada geese got sucked into the two engines of the Airbus A320, disabling both
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All 155 people aboard were safely evacuated
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Water landings should be mandatory for all pilots, Sullenberger says

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The United States and the European Union "stand with the people of Ukraine" in their fight for the right to choose alliances with countries other than Russia, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Saturday. His comments come after a week of political tumult in which Ukraine's Prime Minister and Cabinet have resigned, a controversial anti-protest law has been repealed and the President has signed off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protesters. "Nowhere is the fight for a democratic, European future more important today than in Ukraine," said Kerry, speaking at the Munich Security Conference in Germany. "While there are unsavory elements in any chaotic situation, the vast majority of Ukrainians want to live freely in a safe, prosperous country. They are fighting for the right to associate with partners who will help them realize their aspirations -- and they have decided that means their futures do not have to lie with one country alone.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry meets with senior Ukrainian opposition leaders
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Kerry: Nowhere is the fight for a democratic, European future more important than in Ukraine
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Russia's Sergey Lavrov questions Western support of anti-government protesters
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European Council chief says he had "frank exchange" with Russia's Vladimir Putin

Question: He and Putin agreed on a $15 billion deal for Russia to buy @placeholder debt and slash the price of natural gas.


Stop me if you've heard this one before. A TV series based on a comic book series premieres Friday. There have been a lot of them lately, from "Gotham" to "The Flash" (and of course the ratings juggernaut "The Walking Dead"). They've done quite well this season: Both "Gotham" and "Flash" received full-season pickups. NBC's new offering, "Constantine," is a riskier proposition. It's based on the story of cult character John Constantine, the chain-smoking exorcist antihero from the "Hellblazer" comic books. Keanu Reeves played him in a 2005 film version, which got a lukewarm reception. Even so, the show seems well-suited to NBC's Friday night horror lineup, following the sleeper hit "Grimm."
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"Constantine," based on the cult favorite comic book series "Hellblazer," debuts today
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It's the latest of several new comics-based TV series
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Cast and crew say the greatest compliment would be fan approval

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UKIP yesterday pledged to fast-track British passport holders through airport customs in their own queue. Nigel Farage said he wanted one queue for Britons and ‘one line for the rest of the world’ to help weed out illegal immigrants. Giving his speech at the party’s conference, he claimed Ukip was ‘parking its tanks’ on Labour’s lawn and now threatened ‘the entire British political class’. Scroll down for video Man of the people: Nigel Farage talks to workmen over breakfast at a Doncaster cafe yesterday UKIP leader Nigel Farage delivered his key note speech during the party's annual conference in Doncaster
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Nigel Farage said he wants one queue for Britons and one for 'rest of world'
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UKIP is 'parking its tanks' on the Labour’s Party’s lawn, claims UKIP leader
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Mr Farage said 'complacent' Labour had neglected its northern heartlands
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Labour more concerned about 'racism' charge than child protection, he says
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Scrap inheritance tax and take minimum wage earners out of income tax altogether,
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Hit wealthy spenders with a so-called ‘Wag tax’, meaning they would have to pay a higher rate of VAT on luxury handbags, designer shoes and sports cars, and
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Ban parking fees at English hospitals and reintroduce matrons.

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Question: A senior Ukip politician was forced into an embarrassing U-turn live on television yesterday after she was told by a reporter that she was contradicting @placeholder.


Khadijah Muhammad turned up to work at Cheddar's cafe-restaurant in Knoxville, Tennessee on Wednesday knowing that she needed a miracle. As she left her house there was a disconnection notice on the door that her electricity was about to be shut off - one of many bills that amounted this month after the 26-year-old wife was forced to give up her shifts and rush to Ohio to be with her mom, who had suffered a heart attack. 'All I wanted was to see my mother one more time,' a teary Muhammad told WBIR. 'With God's help, I managed to make it up there driving in the middle of the big snow storm that hit earlier this month.
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Khadijah Muhammad left for work at Cheddar's cafe-restaurant in Knoxville, Tennessee, on Wednesday with a disconnection notice on her door
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She had fallen behind in her bills after giving up work to travel to Ohio and be with her mother, who had suffered a heart attack
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When a nice family-of-three left their check turned upside down Muhammad expected they had left a bad tip or a note about poor service
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They had left a tip of over $1000 and a brief note explaining why

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(CNN) -- Michael Jackson's "live" performance at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards brought a mixed reaction Sunday night. "Uncomfortable, odd and eerily interesting," is how public relations agent Simone Smalls summed it up in a tweet. "Not quite sure what to feel. #MissingMJ" Uncomfortable because Jackson died nearly five years ago while preparing for a comeback tour. His remains are resting in a crypt in a Forest Lawn mausoleum. But technology tricked viewers -- and the celebrity audience in the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas -- into suspending disbelief for a few minutes to watch the pop icon onstage dancing and singing his "new" song "Slave to the Rhythm."
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Michael Jackson fan: "Not quite sure what to feel" about "hologram" performance
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Fans complain it wasn't as good as MJ, but what else is?
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Kendall Jenner gets buzz for botching 5 Seconds of Summer intro
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Lorde says she's not the 15-year-old she was when she recorded "Royals"

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By Jason Groves Close: Michael Gove pictured with Dominic Cummings in the background Michael Gove’s closest ally launched a withering attack on David Cameron last night – and accused him of holding back vital school reforms. Dominic Cummings said the Prime Minister lacked ‘the slightest sense of purpose’ and had failed to give Mr Gove the backing he needs to drive through reforms aimed at revolutionising school standards. He mocked Mr Cameron as a ‘sphinx without a riddle’, and warned the Prime Minister is ill-served by ‘sycophantic’ advisers who fawn over him and refuse to challenge him when he is wrong.
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Dominic Cummings said Prime Minister lacked 'slightest sense of purpose'
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Claims he failed to give Mr Gove the backing to drive through reforms
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Allegation will infuriate Downing Street which is losing patience with Gove
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Mr Gove forced to issue a written apology to Mr Cameron earlier this month
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Mr Cummings quit as Mr Gove’s special adviser in January
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He continues to visit the Department for Education to offer advice

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Question: Downing Street reluctantly accepts there is little Mr Gove can do to control Mr @placeholder’s outbursts.


By Kieran Gill Chris Froome lost his Criterium du Dauphine lead to Alberto Contador as the Brit cyclist surrendered a 12-second advantage to his Spanish counterpart. The Tour de France champion held the lead despite a crash on Friday, but wound up eight seconds adrift of Contador after a late surge, as Dutchman Lieuwe Westra won stage seven. Froome and Contador found themselves in a 10-strong pursuing Westra up top, with Russian duo Yuriy Trofimov and Egor Silin in second and third. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Chris Froome... sumo wrestling in Japan Late break: Chris Froome loses his Criterium du Dauphine lead to Alberto Contador despite 12-second advantage
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Chris Froome was overhauled by Spain's Alberto Contador as Criterium du Dauphine leader
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Froome had a 12-second lead despite crash on Friday, but late break saw Contador finish eight second ahead
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Lieuwe Westra won stage seven

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(CNN) -- Before dying, 2-year-old Riley Ann Sawyers was beaten with belts, picked up by her hair, thrown across the room and held under water, according to an affidavit from the Galveston County Sheriff's Office. Police believe 2-year-old Riley Ann Sawyers is "Baby Grace." The affidavit says the girl's mother, Kimberly Dawn Trenor, described to police how her daughter died and was put in a plastic storage box that Trenor and her husband, Royce Zeigler, later dumped into a Galveston waterway. Trenor told police Zeigler tried to commit suicide the weekend before Thanksgiving, and wrote a note that said, "My wife is innocent of the sins that I committed."
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Police affidavit quotes mother's statement about beating that killed girl
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Mother's husband threw Riley Ann Sawyers across room, affidavit says
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Husband later attempted suicide, mother told police
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Riley Ann's mother and her husband arrested after a tip led to search

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Wigan Warriors have released forward Eddy Pettybourne for personal reasons. The Warriors have announced the 26-year-old will leave the club with immediate effect, halfway through a two-year contract. Pettybourne, a New Zealand-born United States international, made 18 appearances in an injury-hit 2014 season after arriving from Wests Tigers. Wigan Warriors have released forward Eddy Pettybourne for personal reasons Pettybourne said: 'I have enjoyed my time here but sometimes things happen outside your control and this means I have to head back home.' Pettybourne's Wigan career got off to an inglorious start as he incurred a one-match ban for a high tackle in February's World Club Challenge.
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Wigan Warriors have released forward Eddy Pettybourne
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The 26-year-old will leave the club with immediate effect
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Pettybourne made 18 appearances in an injury-hit 2014 season

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(CNN) -- More than a week after the Egyptian military ousted the Islamist-led presidency of Mohamed Morsy, the Muslim Brothers, from which Morsy hails, continue to mobilize their followers on the streets and demand the reinstatement of Morsy. Far from backing down, the Islamist organization has pledged to resist what it has called a "fascist coup," and has rejected any dialogue with the transitional government that does not restore the popularly elected Morsy. Opinion: Egypt's secularists repeating Islamists' mistakes For the military, the Brotherhood's demand is a non-starter, and both camps and their supporters face a deadlock that can now only be broken through either a political compromise or an all-out confrontation.
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Gerges says there is a real danger of further polarization and escalation in Egypt
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The interim authority has obtained de facto legitimation and recognition, he says
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He argues there will be no institutionalization of democracy without the Brotherhood

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London, England (CNN) -- A new budget airline backed by easyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou will soon take to the African skies, promising to bring low-cost flights to millions of people in the continent. Dubbed Fastjet, the no-frills carrier is expected to launch in three to four months, aiming to cash in on Africa's robust economic growth and a growing appetite for travel by its burgeoning middle class. The move comes after Haji-Ioannou's easyGroup teamed up earlier this month with pan-African conglomerate Lonrho to create the low-cost carrier. Lonhro, owner of budget airline Fly540, has agreed to sell its aviation business to investment firm Rubicon Diversified Investments, in which easyGroup will hold a 5% stake.
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EasyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou has joined forces with Lonhro to launch Fastjet
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The low-cost airline will operate from Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania and Angola
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Low prices will democratize air travel in Africa, say Fastjet executives
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Challenges include airport infrastructure, high taxes and fuel duties

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(CNN) -- Just a few miles south of the Virginia state line, Mount Airy, North Carolina -- a former stagecoach stop along the Ararat River -- is thought to have inspired Mayberry, the fictional town where "The Andy Griffith Show" was supposedly set. By no coincidence, Mount Airy is also the birthplace of Andy Griffith, the actor who played Sheriff Andy Taylor in the series. Griffith died Tuesday at the age of 86 on North Carolina's Roanoke Island, his family said. But the actor's legacy in this small community, once propped up by a local economy fixed on textiles and tobacco, seems ever-present.
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Mount Airy may have inspired Mayberry, a fictional town where "The Andy Griffith Show" was set
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The North Carolina town is the birthplace of Andy Griffith, who died Tuesday
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Mount Airy -- with a population of about 10,000 -- is also home to the Andy Griffith Museum
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The building is filled with memorabilia collected by the actor's friend, Emmett Forrest

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 08:01 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:13 EST, 15 May 2013 Insulted: Deborah is upset because the £705,000 of interim payments were not ringfenced, so she could spend on what Calum needed A mother who sued because doctors failed to spot her unborn son was disabled has to sell the home she bought to care for him in because the NHS wants almost half the cash back after he died suddenly. Deborah Mackay, 33, took legal action against Bedford Hospital NHS Trust after scans failed to detect spina bifida in her unborn baby Calum, depriving her of the choice to terminate the pregnancy.
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Deborah Mackay, 33, won landmark legal case for her son Calum
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Mother used the cash to buy a house so he could be properly cared for
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But Calum died suddenly and the NHS has requested £330,000 back

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Andy Murray produced a classic display of hard-nosed and controlled tennis to set up a version of Friends Reunited in the semi-finals of the Australian Open. The 27-year-old Scot defused the power of Australian tyro Nick Kyrgios to come through 6-3, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 to clear the path to a fascinating contest against Tomas Berdych, now coached by Murray's long-time friend and chief lieutenant Dani Vallverdu. Murray was like an expert football team playing away from home – soaking up the pressure and coming with a solid, skilfull, tactical game to defy the home crowd and get the right result.
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Andy Murray defeated Nick Kyrgios 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open in Melbourne
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The British No 1 was in dominant form despite overwhelming support for the 19-year-old local favourite
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The former Wimbledon champion will now play Rafael Nadal's conqueror Tomas Berdych in the semi-finals

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 10 April 2012 | UPDATED: 07:32 EST, 11 April 2012 The former sheriff of the year who was last year caught in a meth-for-sex sting will no longer be incarcerated in a jail bearing his name. The Arapahoe County Commission voted unanimously to remove the Patrick J. Sullivan Detention Centre sign from the Colorado jail; it was taken down Tuesday, leaving only shadowy traces of the shamed former sheriff’s name. The jail will go back to its original name of the Arapahoe County Justice Centre Detention Facility. Sullivan was sentenced only a week ago after he was caught on video in a police sting. The jail was rededicated and renamed in his honour in 2002.
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Former Arapahoe County Sheriff Patrick Sullivan, Jr sentenced to 30 days for meth possession and soliciting prostitution
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Jail was named in his honour in 2002; local commission voted unanimously to pull his name from detention centre
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Police surveillance video shows dramatic footage of police sting

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Anthony Taylor thought that proposing to his girlfriend Stephanie Walker underwater during a scuba dive would be an unforgettable romantic gesture - but it almost had a tragic ending when she was so surprised she nearly drowned. Luckily, instructors were on hand to help the shocked woman recover, and when she had regained her composure she accepted the proposal. Mr Taylor, 27, and Miss Walker, 26, from Wolverhampton, were on holiday in the Turkish resort of Marmaris in August last year when he decided to propose. Scroll down for video Proposal: Anthony Taylor holds up a sign asking his girlfriend Stephanie Walker to marry him while they are on a scuba dive in the Mediterranean
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Anthony Taylor and Stephanie Walker were on holiday in Turkey when he proposed during scuba dive
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Held out a sign saying 'Will you marry me?' and gave her a diamond ring
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She gasped and her mask filled up with water - but instructors stepped in and saved her from choking
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The couple from Wolverhampton plan to get married next year

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Married: Ben Whishaw as Q in Skyfall He has always been notoriously discreet about his private life, but now it can be revealed that actor Ben Whishaw has entered into a civil partnership. The 32-year-old star ‘married’ his partner, Australian composer Mark Bradshaw, in Sydney last August. The couple met on the set of Jane Campion’s 2009 film Bright Star, about John Keats’s heartbreaking love affair with neighbour Fanny Brawne before his untimely death from TB. Whishaw played Keats in the film, while 30-year-old Mr Bradshaw composed the score. The actor, widely hailed for his brilliance on stage and screen, thrilled audiences last year with his quirky high-tech take on MI6 boffin Q in the Bond film Skyfall.
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Ben Whishaw has entered civil partnership with composer Mark Bradshaw
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Couple met on the set of Bright Star in which Whishaw played John Keats

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(CNN) -- Aruban authorities are urging Natalee Holloway's father, Dave Holloway, to delay volunteer search efforts in her disappearance until police get better information on the case from Peruvian investigators who have spoken to Joran van der Sloot, prosecutor Peter Blanken said. Police do not want their investigation jeopardized or possible evidence contaminated in the Bubali Bird Sanctuary, a swamp area where Joran once said he dumped Holloway's body, Blanken said. Aruban authorities wish to search a more focused area once they receive more information from van der Sloot and his laptop, which may include files linking him to the Holloway disappearance.
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Natalee Holloway's father wants to search swamp area for daughter's remains
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Authorities want to wait until Peruvian authorities give more information
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Aruban investigators will not question van der Sloot until after Peruvians

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(CNN) -- Truly platonic opposite-sex friendships are the chupacabra of the pop culture narrative. From "When Harry Met Sally" to Ross and Rachel, first comes friendship, then comes relationship. Longtime friends Timothy Goodman, 32, and Jessica Walsh, 26, have taken to exploring the leitmotif once more -- and in a 21st century twist, decided to share it with the world via their blog, 40 Days of Dating. The two friends met more than four years ago through New York City's graphic design community. When they both found themselves single at the same time, they decided to embark on the social-turned-design experiment.
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Two friends from New York City decided to try dating -- and blog about it
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The blog, 40 Days of Dating, details their relationship, which began in March
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Blogger: "We used it as a catalyst to work on our issues together"

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Google has severed ties with right-wing political group, the American Legislative Exchange Council, accusing it of 'lying' about climate change. The company's chairman, Eric Schmidt, said Google had made a mistake in funding the lobby group which opposes US policies to reduce emissions. The move comes ahead of a United Nation's briefing document, to be formally unveiled this week, which attempts to persuade companies to shun climate-denying businesses. Google has severed ties with right-wing political group, the American Legislative Exchange Council, accusing it of 'lying' about climate change. The company's chairman, Eric Schmidt (pictured), said Google had made a mistake in funding the lobby group which opposes US policies to reduce emissions
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American Legislative Exchange Council opposes policies to cut CO2
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Chairman, Eric Schmidt, said Google made a mistake in funding group
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'Facts of climate change are not in question anymore,' said Schmidt
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The move comes ahead of a United Nation's briefing document which attempts to persuade companies to shun climate-denying businesses

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(CNN) -- Rick Perry is really starting to annoy me. When Rick Perry announced he was running for president back on August 13, to tell you the truth I got a little excited. Now I know what you're thinking -- James you are a big Democrat, why on earth would you be excited about Perry running for president? And as Ricky used to tell Lucy -- I got some 'splainin to do. This was my thinking: Perry would get in and he would be a major force. After all he was governor of the state of Texas, great hair, been around politics for a while.
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James Carville says Rick Perry is starting to get on his nerves
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He hoped Perry would give Romney a good fight, prolong interest in the race
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Instead Perry has been a weak candidate, with poor performances, Carville says
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Carville: Perry had lunch with Donald Trump and fell for the birther strategy -- a mistake

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli security forces and intelligence officers raided a Palestinian television station overnight and took computers, tapes, transmitters and paperwork, the director of the station said Wednesday. Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad called it "piracy." The raid began at 2 a.m., Wattan TV director Muamar Orabi said. "Four night-shift employees were detained for more than three hours inside the offices after their mobile phones were taken," he added. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the raid had taken place. Israeli Ministry of Communications spokesman Yehiel Shavi said Wattan broadcasts "were interfering with the signals of Israeli broadcasters" and said the interference had been stopped "with the assistance of the IDF."
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NEW: Palestinian PM calls it "piracy" and slams the Middle East Quartet
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Israeli security forces take transmitters, tapes, computers and paperwork, Wattan TV says
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Israel says the station's broadcasts interfered with Israeli TV and flight communications
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Wattan TV vows to continue broadcasting

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(CNN) -- Didier Drogba scored the winner in a dramatic penalty shoot out as Chelsea beat Bayern Munich on Saturday to win the European Champions League for the first time. The Ivorian striker coolly slotted home his kick to spark frenzied celebrations among his teammates and the Chelsea fans in Bayern's Allianz Arena. Manuel Neuer had saved Juan Mata's first penalty for Chelsea to give Bayern the early advantage in the shootout, but Petr Cech saved a weak Ivica Olic effort before Bastian Schweinsteiger saw his penalty hit the post. The match had finished 1-1 after extra time, with Thomas Mueller putting Bayern ahead in the 83rd minute before Drogba dramatically leveled with two minutes remaining.
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Chelsea beat Bayern in penalty shoot out to win Champions League
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Thomas Mueller put Bayern ahead in 83rd minute
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Didier Drogba equalized for Chelsea with two minutes left
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Drogba scores winning penalty in 4-3 shoot out victory for EPL side

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(CNN) -- Through some highly successful crowdfunding and skillful negotiation, the last remaining laboratory of futurist inventor Nikola Tesla is now in the hands of a nonprofit group that wants to preserve the site and make it a museum honoring "the father of the electric age." The Tesla Science Center announced that it's completed the purchase of the building and land of Wardenclyffe Tower in Shoreham, New York, after trying for more than 18 years. The original asking price was $1.6 million, but the deal closed for $850,000. Last year, the nonprofit made a plea on the Internet for donors. Tesla fan Matthew Inman, creator of the Web cartoon "The Oatmeal," started an IndieGoGo crowdfunding effort irreverently titled "Let's Build A Goddamn Tesla Museum."
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Nonprofit group has purchased former lab of inventor Nikola Tesla
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After years, purchase was aided by drive by "The Oatmeal" creator Matthew Inman
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Group seeks to turn the ground-breaker's former lab into a science museum
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Inman promises Tesla coil-fried sandwiches at upcoming fundraiser

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(CNN) -- Don Price's passion for military airplanes flows through his veins, passed down from his father's stories of piloting Boeing B-17s in World War II. These days, Price restores those planes and, in doing so, rekindles a connection with his father. Restoration is a complicated and expensive process -- Price worked on one plane for five years -- but he says the payoff is worth it. "As a kid, you look at war more romantically. It's good versus bad, like cops and robbers," he said. "But as you get older and you realize what they physically had to go through, the hardships, it changes your perspective."
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Don Price restores military airplanes as a way to connect with his father
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Lt. William Price III flew B-17 bombers during World War II
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Monday, the restored bomber Liberty Belle crashed in Illinois minutes after take-off
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GITARAMA, Rwanda (CNN) -- What does Macy's have to do with healing from genocide? Nothing and everything. Iphigenia Mukantabana sits with Jean-Bosco Bizimana, her family's killer, at her home after church. Fourteen years after Hutu extremists killed between 800,000 and 1 million people -- mostly Tutsis -- in a devastating slaughter, Rwandan women are weaving peace baskets for sale at Macy's in the United States. Not only does the work bring them a regular salary, the business is also fostering reconciliation between victim and perpetrator. Iphigenia Mukantabana, a master weaver, sits in front of her house in Gitarama -- an hour from the capital, Kigali -- making beautiful baskets with her friend Epiphania Mukanyndwi.
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Basket weaver's husband, five children were hacked and clubbed to death
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President Paul Kagame says Rwanda is healing, moving beyond 1994 genocide

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Promoter Frank Warren is keen on staging a St Patrick’s weekend showdown between Andy Lee and Billy Joe Saunders. Lee claimed the vacant WBO middleweight world championship with a sixth-round stoppage win over Russian Matt Korobov on Saturday night, with the victory setting him on a collision course with European champion Saunders. While Lee will celebrate the win at a civic reception in his native Limerick on Wednesday, Warren is already planning for a spring blockbuster with his man Saunders, the WBO’s No 1 contender, and he could yet have a major say in fight plans as the promoter of the mandatory challenger when he sits down with Lee’s manager and trainer, Adam Booth, and US promoter Lou DiBella.
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Andy Lee beat Matt Korobov to win the WBO middleweight title
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The winner was contractually bound to fight Billy Joe Saunders
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Promoter Frank Warren wants to put the fight on in March
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Lee is desperate to defend his title for the first time in Ireland

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(CNN) -- The United States and Germany are sending Patriot missiles and troops to the Turkish border, a warning to Syria's besieged President Bashar al-Assad. The surface-to-air interceptors would be "dealing with threats that come out of Syria," said U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. Threats would include Syrian strikes inside Turkey and fighting between the government and rebels that extends into Turkey. Errant Syrian artillery shells struck the Turkish border town of Akcakale and killed five Turkish civilians in October. "We can't spend a lot of time worrying about whether that pisses off Syria," said Panetta after signing the order Friday. He spoke after arriving Friday at Turkey's Incirlik Air Base, a U.S. Air Force installation about 80 miles from Syria's border.
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NEW: German parliament OKs deployment of German Patriot anti-aircraft missiles to Turkey
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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta signs order for missiles and troops en route to Turkey
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The U.S. military will send 400 personnel and two missile batteries to Turkey
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Move signals U.S. support for Turkey in the face of possible threats from Syria

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Washington (CNN) -- Richard Mellon Scaife, the billionaire publisher and banking heir who financed conservative causes that included attempts to discredit Bill Clinton while he was president, has died. He was 82. Scaife's death on Friday followed his disclosure less than two months ago that he had terminal cancer, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, one of his newspapers. He was heir to the banking, oil and aluminum fortunes of the Mellon family and used his estimated $1.4 billion wealth to underwrite conservative crusades and groups that included the Heritage Foundation, the Cato Institute and the American Enterprise Institute. Republican leaders mourned him.
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Scaife was heir to the banking, oil and aluminum fortunes of the Mellon family
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He funded conservative causes with his estimated $1.4 billion fortune
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Scaife funded investigations into President Bill Clinton around the time of his impeachment
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Philanthropy didn't give him as great a sense of accomplishment as did newspapers

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Italian couturier's exhibition opens Thursday 29 November Exhibits from designer's 50 year career will be showcased Dresses featured include those worn by Grace Kelly, Sophia Loren and Jackie Kennedy Onassis By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 05:58 EST, 27 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:49 EST, 28 November 2012 A major new exhibition celebrating the life and work of Valentino will open at Somerset House on Thursday. 'Valentino: Master of Couture' will be a glamorous exhibition focusing exclusively on haute couture created by the legendary Italian designer. With a 50 year career starting in the late 1950s this exhibition will showcase over 130 hand-crafted designs worn by icons such as Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Grace Kelly, Sophia Loren and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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Italian couturier's exhibition opens Thursday 29 November
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Exhibits from designer's 50 year career will be showcased
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Dresses featured include those worn by Grace Kelly, Sophia Loren and Jackie Kennedy Onassis

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Record producer Nigel Wright's six-bedroom mansion near the Surrey commuter town of Chertsey may seem a million miles from the frantic world of pop superstardom. But the recording studio in the garden is where Nigel worked on hits for the biggest names in the music business, including Madonna, Barbra Streisand, Cliff Richard and Jose Carreras. Perhaps most exciting of all for the producer's four daughters, however, was when they came home from school one day and heart-throbs Take That were frolicking in the pool. Record producer Nigel Wright has put his six-bedroom home in Surrey on the market for £1.59million
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Record producer Nigel Wright has put his home on the market for £1.59m
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He worked on hits for Madonna and Cliff Richard in his recording studio
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One day four daughters came home to find Take That playing in the pool
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Six-bedroom mansion is near the Surrey commuter town of Chertsey

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New York faces the prospect of being without power for a week today after Superstorm Sandy caused mass blackouts and triggered a series of explosions. In total, more than six million Americans across the Eastern Seaboard have been affected after the devastation wreaked by Superstorm Sandy caused power cuts on an unprecedented scale. In New York alone, more than 600,000 residents are without power after an explosion at a Manhattan power plant. Scroll down for video Blast: The initial explosion can be seen next to the silhouetted power station Flare: The amateur video footage shows an enormous ball of light immediately following the initial explosion
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Millions face long-term blackouts after extensive damage
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Superstorm Sandy causes explosion at substation and downs power lines
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Power may take a week to restore, say energy chiefs

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She may have showcased an enviably toned physique on the Victoria's Secret catwalk but Alessandra Ambrosio insists she loves eating chocolate and crisps. The model, who has two children, Anja, six, and Noah, two, with fiancé Jamie Mazur, admits she has a sweet tooth and loves snacking on junk food. The 33-year-old Brazilian beauty said: 'I like to have Lay's salt and vinegar chips and a Toblerone bar in my Gucci tote. I'm obsessed! And I share them with my kids.' Scroll down for video What's her secret? Alessandra Ambrosio, pictured showcasing her enviable body on the Victoria's Secret catwalk, claims that she always has junk food in her Gucci tote
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Alessandra, 33, says she has a sweet tooth and loves junk food
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Recently showcased toned body on Victoria's Secret catwalk

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It might be hard to believe that two of the handsome boxers in the photos above were once shelter or rescue dogs with severe cases of mange and little hope of finding their forever homes. But Myles, left, and Merlin beat the odds, which is remarkable considering that according to the Humane Society of the United States, 6 million to 8 million pets enter shelters each year, and half of those animals are euthanized. Here are their stories. Merlin's path to his family began when Frank and Katie Rannou toyed with the idea of adding a third dog to their family. But plans took a back seat when Grace, their 8-year-old boxer, developed cancer and began a slow decline.
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Two boxers, Myles and Merlin, beat the odds as rescue dogs
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Mange, broken bones and deafness could have made these dogs un-adoptable
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Rescue dogs can have psychological challenges as well as physical

Question: "The best way to honor @placeholder's legacy was to give another dog a wonderful home and lots of love," Rannou notes on her blog.


(CNN) -- The stepmother of 10-year-old Zahra Baker told police the girl was killed two weeks before she was reported missing, according to search warrants released Tuesday. Stepmother Elisa Baker also told police in Hickory, North Carolina, that the disabled girl's body was disposed of the next day, September 25, in various locations, according to the documents. She told police on November 19 that the girl's father, Adam Baker, dismembered the girl, and the couple disposed of the remains. While Elisa Baker has been charged with obstruction of justice -- for writing a fake ransom note and leaving it at the family's Hickory home -- no one has been charged directly in the girl's death. Elisa Baker also is accused of writing worthless checks.
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Stepmother claims girl's father dismembered body
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A judge releases search warrants from detectives probing Zahra Baker's death
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Zahra's remains were found November 11, a month after she was reported missing

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At a coming-out party for its upcoming PlayStation 4 console, Sony leveled its guns at rival Microsoft's Xbox One device and fired until the chambers were empty. During a press event Monday night at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, Sony hammered home key points about its new gaming system: Sharing games will be free. If people want to sell used games, that's fine. And a near-constant Internet connection, meant to monitor game usage, won't be required. In other words, the PS4 will do many things the new XBox apparently cannot. Oh, and the PlayStation 4 will sell for $399 -- $100 less than the Xbox One. Both consoles are expected this fall in time for the holiday shopping season, setting up a battle for the hearts, minds and wallets of the gaming community.
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Sony goes for gamers' hearts with anti-Xbox announcements
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PlayStation 4 will allow sharing, selling used games
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Announcement draws sustained cheers from gaming crowd at E3
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Microsoft's Xbox One has digital-rights restrictions

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Basketball star and Kardashian spouse Lamar Odom settled his drunken driving charge with a no contest plea Monday. Odom, 33, must serve 36 months' probation, attend three months of alcohol counseling and pay a total of $1,814 in fines and fees for the DUI charge, according to Los Angeles City Attorney spokesman Rob Wilcox. The California Department of Motor Vehicles will hold a hearing later to decide how long Odom's driver's license will be suspended. It was automatically suspended when he was arrested. Odom, who is married to reality TV star Khloe Kardashian, changed his not guilty plea, entered before a Los Angeles County judge two months ago to a no contest plea, Wilcox said.
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The DMV will hold a hearing to decide when Odom can drive again
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Odom, who is married to reality TV star Khloe Kardashian, pleaded not guilty in October
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The basketball star was arrested in the early morning hours of August 30
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The California Highway Patrol said he "showed objective signs of intoxication"

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(CNN) -- It was a penalty shootout that summed up Manchester United's season -- errant, careless and ultimately forlorn. This was the team that have dominated English football for years, one of the biggest on the planet. Yet here they were, slugging it out from the penalty spot with lowly Sunderland in the semifinal of the English League Cup, with a place at Wembley at stake. Usually so composed in pressure situations, United's players blinked, four of them missing from 12 yards out as this interminable season took another turn for the worse. Since Sunderland last won silverware in 1973, Manchester United have won 25 domestic trophies, but before the end of January the only competition they are still in with a realistic chance of winning is the European Champions League.
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Manchester United knocked out of English League Cup by lowly Sunderland
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Sunderland win on penalties after a dramatic finale to the semifinal tie at Old Trafford
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Four Manchester United players miss in the shootout as Sunderland win 2-1
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Result heaps pressure on beleaguered Manchester United manager David Moyes

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 3 September 2012 | UPDATED: 11:03 EST, 3 September 2012 Spared jail: Hugh Robert-Wotherspoon was found guilty of assault A successful international lawyer who fondled a young woman who sat next to him has been put on the sex offenders register for the next five years and fined £3,500. Hugh Robert Wotherspoon, 54, was convicted of assaulting the woman by touching her in a sexual manner against her will after after Carlisle Crown Court heard how he had repeatedly touched his victims leg throughout the journey from Edinburgh. The married father-of-two from Carshalton, Surrey, admitted 'trying it on' because it felt natural to stroke her thigh after sitting next to her in cramped conditions for so long - but insisted he wasn't guilty because he believed the woman was enjoying it as much as he was.
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Hugh Robert Wotherspoon, 54, admitted touching his female victim during bus journey
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Married father-of-two fined £3,500 and ordered to undergo sexual behaviour programme

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(CNN) -- A watchdog group meant to guard Americans' right to privacy against overreach by government cyberintelligence has been around for years. If that makes you feel safer, consider this: It had no leader until May, and lawmakers delayed for years to fully staff it. President Barack Obama met with the group for the first time Friday over the phone and e-mail record-gathering scandal involving the National Security Agency. The president wants to enlist the group to "structure a national conversation" on government cyberintelligence and civil rights. Who are the watchdogs? The group is called the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), and though it was created in 2004, it does not appear to have been very active.
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NEW: Obama meets with watchdog group
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The group is meant to protect civil liberties against government cybersecurity overreach
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PCLOB was founded in 2004 but critics complain it never really existed

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(CNN) -- The first CIA agents landed in Afghanistan on September 26, 2001, beginning direct American efforts to overthrow the Taliban. Ten years later, the United States is still fighting the Taliban, and the recent assassination of Burhanuddin Rabbani, leader of Afghanistan's High Peace Council, shows that we are far from total victory. The terrorist training camps are gone and al Qaeda's top leaders are dead or on the run. Nonetheless, Afghanistan remains riddled with violence, corruption and hatred. The citizens of Afghanistan continue to suffer from crushing poverty, immobility and intimidation. President Obama in June made it clear that the United States would not continue to fight indefinitely in Afghanistan. The president announced that he would withdraw about one-third of the roughly 100,000 American soldiers in Afghanistan by summer 2012. He also pledged a fuller disengagement by 2014, when "the Afghan people will be responsible for their own security." Subsequent discussions revealed that the White House expected to keep no more than 25,000 soldiers in Afghanistan, about half the U.S. deployment in Germany.
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Jeremi Suri: When we leave Afghanistan, 10 years of progress could be lost
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Suri: We must not hand over power to a strongman, like Karzai, which discredits U.S.
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We must insist Pakistan fights extremism within its borders and without, Suri writes
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We must invest in institutions, public works, he says, and especially schools

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By Jim Norton The Queen has visited HMS Lancaster - known as the Queen’s Frigate - 24 years after she launched it. The crew welcomed Her Majesty on board the Royal Navy Frigate yesterday as it stopped off at Portsmouth Naval Base. Dressed elegantly in a sky blue Karl Ludwig dress and a white Angela Kelly hat, the 88-year-old was greeted by the naval base commander Commodore Jeremy Rigby and received a royal salute. Scroll down for video Figurehead: The Queen stands at the bow of HMS Lancaster as crew members stand behind her with the ship in dock at Portsmouth in Hampshire. The vessel has travelled more than 30,000 miles in the North Atlantic and Caribbean between May and December 2013, making a total of 20 port visits
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HMS Lancaster is also known as the Queen's Frigate and it was the Monarch who launched the vessel in 1990
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Her Majesty received a royal salute from crew members on the ship at Portsmouth Naval Base in Hampshire
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The 88-year-old was greeted by naval base commander Commodore Jeremy Rigby and also spoke to crew members

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 7 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:44 EST, 7 October 2013 This is the terrifying moment a couple raided a convenience store at knifepoint and demanded cash from the till. James Clewes, 32, and his partner, Bernadette Chapman, 27, stormed a Best One shop in Manchester carrying a blade each. CCTV footage shows the pair enter the shop with a large bag before running up to the owner behind the counter. Scroll down for video Terrifying: In one CCTV still, Chapman - wearing a balaclava - can be seen brandishing a large blade
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James Clewes, 32, and partner Bernadette Chapman, 27, raided shop in Bury, Greater Manchester
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But they were arrested when Chapman's mother told police
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They terrified cashier when they demanded money at knifepoint
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Brave customer confronted them and tried to stop them escaping
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Clewes got nearly four years in jail, while Chapman was sentenced to almost three years

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(CNN) -- Could the exchange of five Taliban prisoners for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl set a precedent for swaps involving other countries holding U.S. military or diplomatic personnel? The Obama administration says "no." State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki was asked by reporters whether the United States would consider releasing the three remaining members of the "Cuban Five," a group of men convicted of espionage in the late 1990s, for USAID contractor Alan Gross, who is jailed in Cuba. Fellow soldiers call Bergdahl a deserter Havana has repeatedly told the Obama administration it wanted to negotiate a deal, saying the men were not spies and were only monitoring exile groups responsible for attacks against Cuba.
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The State Department says Bergdahl's case does not set the stage for other exchanges
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Alan Gross is being held in Cuba and Kenneth Bae is in North Korea
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Other efforts to win the release of Americans being held overseas mired in controversy

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The Pixies have just played their signature anthem, "Where is My Mind." As the crowd begs for an encore, Black Francis stands alone at center stage, an uncharacteristic grin spread across his usually enigmatic features. Guitarist Joey Santiago and drummer David Lovering are already heading for the wings, while their new touring bassist, Kim Shattuck, slips into the crowd, eager to shake hands with rabid fans. The Pixies are in the midst of headlining a series of sold-out club dates and festival appearances in support of "EP-1," their first collection of new music in 22 years. It's also their first tour without original bassist Kim Deal, whose departure from the quartet was announced in June. Despite some tensions in the past, her decision blindsided her bandmates.
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The Pixies return with "EP-1," their first new music in decades
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The band is playing a series of club dates to promote the album
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Black Francis opens up about Kim Deal's departure

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Ukraine had gas supplies from Russia turned off today after it missed a deadline to pay nearly £1.2billion in overdue bills. A spokesman for Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled energy giant, said that from now on the company would demand that Kiev pay in advance for gas. While the decision does not immediately affect gas flow to the rest of Europe, analysts warned it could disrupt the whole region's long-term energy supply. Any shortage could see heating bills rocket. Scroll down for video A Gazprom worker at gas measuring station Sudzha, in Kursk, Russia just 200 metres from the Ukrainian border. Russia has stopped delivering gas to Ukraine after the country missed a deadline to pay its bills
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Analysts warn that decision could disrupt gas stockpiles for the winter
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Ukraine's pipelines also carry gas being sold to countries further west
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Gazprom warns of 'disruption' in case Ukraine decides to siphon off gas

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(CNN)  -- Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was once a student revolutionary himself, perhaps not much different from the thousands of protesters who this week have taken to the streets in Iran. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei became a political activist while a religious scholar studying under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khamenei became a political activist while a religious scholar studying under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, among others, according to his biography on his official Web site. He was part of a circle of clerics who opposed the rule of the shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, and was jailed by the shah's secret police, the Savak, at least six times in the 1960s and 1970s. He says he was tortured in prison before being exiled in 1976, three years before the revolution that deposed the shah.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was minister of defense, head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards
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Mir Hossein Moussavi was prime minister when Khamenei was president

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Question: Khomeini died in 1989, and @placeholder was appointed the next supreme leader.


A Michigan elected who was prevented from using the word 'vagina' in an abortion debate performed controversial play where the word is heavily featured in front of thousands in protest of her gagging order. Lisa Brown and ten other female legislators read The Vagina Monologues on the steps of the state Capitol in Lansing last night alongside the play's author, Eve Ensler. Brown was silenced during a heated debate of a proposed bill restricting abortions. She said: 'Mr. Speaker, I’m flattered that you’re all so interested in my vagina, but "no" means "no."' Scroll down for videos Lisa Brown, right, in front of the crowd before performing the "The Vagina Monologues," on the steps of the Michigan State Capitol. Brown was censored after she said the word 'vagina' during a session debating a bill severally limiting abortion-rights
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Rep. Lisa Brown banned from speaking after 'unprofessional conduct' during anti-abortions debate
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Over 2,500 turn up to dramatic performance which turned into protest
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Eleven female lawmakers and author of the play read it on steps of Michigan state Capitol

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English cricket is deluding itself. In its desire to prove Alastair Cook is the right man to consign the Australian car crash to history, it has created a fresh sequence of accidents, each more wreckage-strewn than the last. Being bounced out by Mitchell Johnson was just about understandable, a potent mix of physics and fear. But Ishant Sharma, a bowler who has spent much of his career being mocked by Indian fans, who has a Test average in the late-30s, and who had to be persuaded by his captain to bang it in short? This was the kind of nadir that makes other nadirs looks like imposters.
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English cricket creating even more havoc by backing Cook as skipper
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For third Test at Ageas Bowl Cook will be captain and Peter Moores coach
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Cook's Test average of 45.34 is lowest for four years
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MS Dhoni was miles ahead of Cook at Lord's
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Virat Kohli should stick to celebrating wickets with his India team-mates
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Ideal finish to first Test at Trent Bridge would have been on fourth day
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Cricket Australia should be careful - Jos Buttler is next up for England

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 07:12 EST, 27 August 2012 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 27 August 2012 A mother-of-two has revealed her terror on waking up to find herself swimming in a deep river after she went sleepwalking in the middle of the night. Alyson Bair, 31, suffers from a severe form of the condition which she believes is made worse by stress brought on by the diagnosis of a chronic illness. On August 20, her husband Cody woke at 2am to discover his wife was not in bed and a sliding glass open at the family home in Burley, Idaho.
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Alyson Bair found on Idaho riverbank suffering from hypothermia after going missing at 2am

Question: Nightmare scenario: Married mother-of-two Alyson Bair was found on an @placeholder riverbank after sleepwalking into a river last week


(CNN) -- During the Olympic Games in London, which will end with Sunday's closing ceremony, there have been many memorable moments: The triumph of Michael Phelps. The dazzling talent of Gabby Douglas. The countless displays of lustrous skills honed by the world's finest young athletes over years of arduous practice. But one of the most lasting memories may be the one provided by an 86-year-old woman who was not exactly an obscure footnote to history when the Games began. Queen Elizabeth II, in her now-famous James Bond scene, was a highlight, if not the highlight, of the opening ceremony. Her deadpan grace was something that many an accomplished actor would envy.
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Bob Greene: One of the most memorable Olympic moments wasn't in a sporting event
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This year celebrates the queen's 60th anniversary on the throne and Bond's 50 years in films

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(EW.com ) -- We may not have seen the last of Walter White. Peter Gould, executive producer of AMC's "Breaking Bad" spinoff Better Call Saul, told the New York Daily News that the spinoff will jump between decades and may even include scenes that take place during the "Breaking Bad" timeline. This means that there's a chance Bryan Cranston will reprise his three-time Emmy-winning role as school teacher-turned-meth kingpin Walter White. EW: Full 'Breaking Bad' coverage "One of the great things about having a timeline which is flexible is that perhaps some of it takes place before 'Breaking Bad,' during 'Breaking Bad,' and after 'Breaking Bad'," Gould told The New York Daily News. "That gives us the ability to bring back characters that were killed on 'Breaking Bad.'"
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The new series will reportedly jump between decades
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The spin-off will reunite Bob Odenkirk with Jonathan Banks

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By Emily Kent Smith Two devoted parents have got married so that their terminally ill four-year-old son can be at the wedding. Carson Hartley has had 40 operations, 10 for every year he has been alive. He was only taken home for the first time aged three and a half. Carson suffers from a terminal genetic condition called Mitochondrial disease which causes a breakdown in the body's cells. There is no cure to the disease. Kirsty Hartley (R) tied the knot with her partner Damian so that their four-year-old son, Carson, who is terminally ill, could be at the wedding
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Carson Hartley, four, has had 40 operations in his short life
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Kirsty and Damian Hartley determined to make his last moments memorable
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Washington (CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden is a gaffe-prone avuncular type; Rep. Paul Ryan's is a wonky Gen-Xer. But both men will face the same challenge at their debate on Thursday: staying out of their own way. "Biden, the thing he does so well for someone his age is he has a lot of energy," said Melissa Wade, a debate professor at Emory University. "A lot of the way he messes up is he's so energetic, he gets wound up and he finds an inappropriate metaphor and runs with it." Ryan, she said, needs to have the same energy as Biden, "or it's not going to fly."
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VP Biden and candidate Ryan will have to tread carefully while defending top of ticket
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Biden's off-the-cuff remarks and Ryan's inside baseball approach are their Achilles heels
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Biden is an experienced debater, while Ryan is a congressional veteran and budget expert

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 10:42 EST, 13 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:32 EST, 13 October 2013 It is feared a deadly drug known as 'cannibal heroin' which eats flesh from the inside out is about to hit the UK. Krokodil, which is like heroin and originated in Russia 10 years ago, turns users into zombies as their bodies begin to rot leaving addicts with reptilian skin. But the homemade concoction can be up to 10 times cheaper than heroin and is created by mixing codeine with gasoline or oil. Blind victim Margarita Schelkunova, 28, at a rehab centre in Siberia began using Krokodil seven years ago
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Krokodil is like heroin and originated in Russia 10 years ago
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Homemade concoction can be up to 10 times cheaper than heroin
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Continual use leads to blood vessels bursting and eventually causes the skin to rot
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30,000 people die in Russia every year because of the affects of the drug

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(CNN) -- Colombia laid out its case against Venezuela Thursday in front of the Organization of American States. In a lengthy speech before an emergency meeting of the hemispheric body, Colombian Ambassador Luis Alfonso Hoyos provided photos he said were evidence of rebel camps in Venezuela belonging to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, and the National Liberation Army, or ELN. At the end of Thursday's meetings, the member countries reached an agreement to cooperate on a unified front against drug trafficking and terrorism. However, the body did not come down in favor of one side or another in the latest spat between Colombia and Venezuela.
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Colombia provided what it calls evidence of rebels in Venezuela
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The Colombian ambassador said Venezuela has not acted on intelligence it has received
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Venezuela rejected that the photos proved anything
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Tensions between the two countries go back years

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Washington (CNN) -- One of the world's most famous poets and writers, an inspiration to countless women, recently celebrated her birthday. At her home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Maya Angelou celebrated turning 82. Born in an era unfriendly to women whose ambitions would take them out of the home or away from a narrow range of "acceptable" jobs, she nonetheless succeeded in many fields. She has led an admirably peripatetic life; she has been an author, dancer, actor, civil rights activist, radio host. Hailed, above all, for her vivid written portrayals of adolescent life in the South and the horrors of her violent childhood, she's become a role model of resilience for generations of American women.
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Leslie Sanchez says Maya Angelou, whose life has inspired many women, has turned 82
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She says Angelou tells women to "grab life by the lapels," but culture presents hurdles
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Women succeed in earning, education; lag in Congress, pop culture portrayals, she says
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Sanchez: Angelou can inspire women to be determined, resilient and to surmount barriers

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(CNN) -- Days ahead of another anniversary of the bloody Tibetan uprising -- and six decades after Communists took over the region -- Chinese government officials stressed the need for "stability" in the disputed territory while promising "reform" and infrastructure upgrades. President Hu Jintao focused on spurring economic growth and increasing Beijing's investment in the region Sunday during a speech to Tibet's delegation to the Chinese national legislature. "Meticulous efforts must be paid to the tasks of reform, development and stability to (bolster) development and maintain perennial stability in Tibet," Hu said, according to a report in the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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Thursday is the anniversary of the Tibetan uprising, after which the Dalai Lama fled
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On Sunday, China's president says "reform, development and stability" are needed in Tibet
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A Communist leader points to "very grave challenges" from separatists in Tibet
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Chinese officials announce plans to add more roads and a key railway in the region

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Question: While not giving a currency amount for the project's cost, he said @placeholder would double its current investment -- so that almost all villages would be accessible via highways by adding 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) of blacktop, over the next five years.


A Texas mother was arrested after she was caught on video pulling a gun on a teenage girl who was fighting her daughter in a public park. Two female students from Pasadena High School in Houston confronted each other Tuesday afternoon, when one of the girls' mothers, Virianda Alvarez, showed up armed with a handgun. According to school officials, Ms Alvarez, 33, aimed the gun at her daughter's rival and threatened her. Scroll down for video Bringing a gun to a fistfight: Virianda Alvarez (left), 33, of Houston, was charged with aggravated assault after she was caught on video holding a gun to the head of 14-year-old Victoria Myers during a fight (right)
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Virianda Alvarez, 33, charged with aggravated assault for allegedly pulling a gun on her teen daughter's rival in a fight
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Cellphone video shows Alvarez brandishing a black handgun in a crowd of spectators
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A photo taken during fight shows Alvarez holding gun to the head of her daughter's opponent
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The mother told a judge she only wanted to scare 14-year-old Victoria Myers

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Daniel Sturridge poked fun at his Liverpool team-mate Jordan Henderson on Instagram for his 'woman's face' when celebrating against Southampton. The Liverpool striker shared an image of him celebrating his winning goal against Southampton at Anfield with Henderson. In reference to Henderson's reaction, Sturridge added the caption: 'The face ladies make when they've not seen their best friend for yonks... "Hey girl" queue the fake/awkward scream. Maybe a few jumps involved too...' Mock: Daniel Sturridge made fun of Jordan Henderson's celebration on Instagram Hero: Sturridge scored the winner for Liverpool in their 2-1 win over Southampton at Anfield Sturridge flicked home a header from Raheem Sterling in the 79th minute to secure Liverpool a hard-fought three points against Southampton in their opening Barclays Premier League game.
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Liverpool striker scored winner in 2-1 win at Anfield on Sunday
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Sturridge posted picture of Henderson's celebration on Instagram
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Striker said Henderson's face was like a lady's reaction to seeing best friend
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Henderson assisted Raheem Sterling for opening goal at Anfield

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(CNN) -- It was obvious that Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti didn't like his organization's integrity being questioned. On Monday, he sat down (didn't use a lectern) to talk with sports reporters about last week's ESPN report that implied the Ravens' top brass knew early on how bad the Ray Rice domestic violence case was and the team tried to influence Roger Goodell to give the running back a light penalty. While denying that was the case, Bisciotti did admit again that he and the team should have done more to get the video that led to Rice being axed by his Ravens and suspended by the NFL.
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Ravens owner thinks its obvious most unnamed sources were sympathetic to Ray Rice
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ESPN denies his allegation, says it stands by its reporting
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Team's director of security denies knowing within hours what was on in-elevator video
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Bisciotti feels Rice could return to team after playing career ends

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The famous red and white spacesuit worn by Robin Williams in Mork and Mindy is up for auction , with an estimated price-tag of up to $20,000 The famous red and white spacesuit worn by Robin Williams in hit 1970s TV series Mork and Mindy is up for auction next month, with an estimated price-tag of up to $20,000. Also on sale will be the 'egg' in which alien Mork traveled to earth from Ork in the breakthrough series for Williams. The Mrs Doubtfire actor was found dead at his home in the San Francisco Bay Area last month in an apparent suicide aged 63.
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Robin Williams wore the suit in the hit 1970s television series
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Also on sale will be the 'egg' in which alien Mork traveled to earth from Ork
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Williams committed suicide last month aged 63 at his California home

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Tucson, Arizona (CNN) -- Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was able to stand with assistance on Wednesday, an aide said, with her doctor adding that the congresswoman has the strength to stand on her own. "Today we were getting her out of bed again and we were able to stand with assistance," said Dr. Peter Rhee, Tucson's University Medical Center's trauma chief. "She's got the strength to stand on her own, lift her head up and these ... I see improvements every single day." Rhee was speaking to CNN affiliate KVOA. Giffords' chief of staff, Pia Carusone, told CNN Wednesday that Giffords had stood Wednesday "with assistance."
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NEW: A federal grand jury indicts Jared Lee Loughner on charges of attempted murder
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Giffords has the strength to stand and lift her head
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Giffords is to be moved to TIRR Memorial Hermann in Houston
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Her husband, Mark Kelly, says Giffords feared for her safety

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CLICK HERE for the full match report from Anfield No  drama. Of all the words Jose Mourinho used following Chelsea’s latest statement of intent, none screamed out more than that soundbite. Mourinho was not intending to disparage Liverpool but as the Chelsea boss explained why he never had a moment’s concern, even when his side trailed, he could not have been more cutting. Liverpool, remember, spent more than £100million in the summer after finishing second last season but the players that were brought in never had it in them to raise any anxieties in Mourinho, despite charging into an early lead.
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Premier League leaders Chelsea defeated Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield
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Jose Mourinho claims Blues were never troubled even after Emre Can scored the opener for Brendan Rodgers' side
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Gary Cahill equalised before Brazilian Diego Costa scored the winner

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Seventeen years ago the McCaughey children grabbed headlines for being the first world's first set of surviving septuplets. Now, all grown-up, high school juniors Kenny, Kelsey, Natalie, Brandon, Alexis, Nathan and Joel are gearing up to leave the family home in Des Moines, Iowa, and go solo. Several of the teenagers have revealed that they're dating, with Brandon recently celebrating the ten-month mark with his girlfriend and Kelsey happy with a boyfriend of one year. Scroll down for video Full household: Seventeen years ago the McCaughey children grabbed headlines for being the first world's first set of surviving septuplets. Dinner times: Now, all grown-up, high school juniors Kenny, Kelsey, Natalie, Brandon, Alexis, Nathan and Joel are gearing up to leave the family home in Des Moines, Iowa, and go solo
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Kenny, Kelsey, Natalie, Brandon, Alexis, Nathan and Joel McCaughey, from Carlisle, Iowa, celebrated their 17th birthdays in November
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The septuplets were born after their mother, Bobbi, took fertility drugs
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The children achieved international headlines after they were born in 1997, with some criticizing their parents for refusing selective reduction
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Two of the children have cerebral palsy but all are healthy and are doing well at high school

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Question: Making headlines: Bobbi and her husband @placeholder, who already had one daughter, famously declined selective reduction after learning they were pregnant with seven children following fertility treatment


(CNN)One military wife recalls staying up all night and deleting every Facebook picture of her children, every post that mentioned them or where they went to school. She Googled herself, trying to figure out how easy it would be to find where the family lived. In the morning, she went to her car and scraped the military decal off the front window. As the spouse of a Special Forces soldier, she's always tried to be conscious of how much she advertises that she and her three young children are a military family. "It's hard because I am so proud of what my husband does, but lately so many spouses that I know are actually scared that they could be targets of ISIS or someone who sympathizes with ISIS," she said, asking that CNN keep her name out of the story for that reason.
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After recent terror attacks and Twitter hack, some military spouses say they're changing behavior
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Some are trying to scrub their online presence and change how they advertise they're military
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Central Command Twitter account hacked with message: "American soldiers, we are coming. ISIS"

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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 15:21 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:20 EST, 18 October 2013 When 22-year-old Sheena Morris was found hanging from a dog leash in her Florida hotel room on New Year's Day, Bradenton Beach police ruled it a suicide. But that's something Sheena's mother Kelly Osborn could never accept. In the five years since her daughter's death, Osborn has been relentless in championing her daughter's case - insisting that investigators take a look at evidence that could lead to charges against Sheena's then 48-year-old boyfriend Joseph Genoese. With officials close to making a decision on whether to classify Sheena's death as a homicide, her mother's fight will be featured tonight in an hour-long episode of ABC's 20/20.
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Sheena Morris, 22, was discovered hanging in her hotel bathroom on New Year's Day 2009
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Initially her death was reported a suicide, but her mother Kelly Osborn always believed it was a homicide
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Ms Osborn has worked hard for the last five years to find the real truth behind her daughter's death
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She believes that her daughter's fiance Joseph Genoese is responsible
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Last year she convinced the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to reopen the case
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After enlisting three independent forensics experts to review the case, their affidavits caused the medical examiner to reclassify Sheena's death from suicide to 'undetermined pending further investigation'
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A decision from police officials on whether to reclassify Sheena's case as a homicide and press charges on a suspect is expected soon

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Hull KR are looking for two new half-backs as well as a hooker after releasing homesick Australian Kris Keating just 12 months into a three-year contract. The Robins have sold both their co-captains over the last six weeks, with hooker Josh Hodgson moving to the NRL with Canberra Raiders and stand-off Travis Burns joining St Helens, and have now reached an agreement with Keating to enable him to return home. The 25-year-old Keating joined the club from Canterbury Bulldogs as a replacement for outgoing skipper Michael Dobson at the start of the season, but the club say he struggled to settle in East Yorkshire for family reasons and the player was dropped by coach Chris Chester for the last two matches.
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Kris Keating released 12 months into his three-year contract with Hull KR
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Keating struggled to settle in East Yorkshire for family reasons and the scrum-half was dropped by coach Chris Chester for last two matches
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Hull KR chief executive Mike Smith: 'Kris was unsettled and wanted to return home at the end of the season'

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They may cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build, but the U.S. Navy is parting with one of its aircraft carriers for a penny, for the second time in two years, The Navy announced Thursday it’s paying ESCO Marine of Brownsville, Texas, one cent to take the former USS Saratoga off its hands for dismantling and recycling. The 56,000-ton Saratoga was commissioned in 1956. USS Saratoga entering harbor at Barcelona, Spain, 1965:  The legendary aircraft carrier that played a key role in the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam and Gulf wars and made Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi back down is to be dismantled
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The former USS Saratoga is to be recycled in Texas
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The aircraft carrier served more than 38 years in the Navy
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Carrier was involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War, Balkans and first Gulf War
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The U.S. Navy has given ESCO Marine a contract with a value of just a penny for the dismantling of the decommissioned aircraft carrier
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The former USS Forrestal was towed to Texas for recycling earlier this year

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:46 PM on 23rd July 2011 Americans sweltered in the scorching heat today as temperature records continued to fall across the country. Friday was officially the hottest day of the year in scores of cities across the country as the heatwave covered a million square miles, affecting 141million Americans. New York's Manhattan experienced the hottest ever July 22 recorded, with an overwhelming 104-degree temperature in Central Park. The Washington DC region continued to be smothered in heat and humidity with temperatures reaching 102 degrees but with a heat index of more than 120 - hotter than Death Valley at daybreak.
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Temperatures to hit triple-figures across the Northeast
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Newark, NJ, hottest place on East Coast at 108F
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Heat wave has claimed 24 lives so far
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Cities warned to expect power cuts across weekend as firms struggle with demand
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Scores of cities swelter in highest-ever temperatures

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The old record, set in 2012, was 60 peeps in two minutes. On Friday, Matt Stonie, engaged in the gooey challenge, eating a combination of both yellow — the original — and pink colored of the marshsmallow candy that is shaped like a chick. The candy is specially popular around Easter, when the manufacturer, Just Born, comes out with bunny Peeps. Scroll down for video Just 15 seconds in, competitive eater Matt Stonie has already consumed 17 marsmallow peeps Christie's lips have turned red from the pink colored Peeps he ate, as he finishes the last of 100 Peeps in just over two minutes
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Matt Stonie, who participates in other competitive eating contests, broke the old record of 60 Peeps in two minutes
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He ate a combination of yellow and pink Peeps, which are shaped into chicks or bunnies and are popular around Easter
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Stonie is disappointed at the accomplishment as he wanted to do it in under two minutes
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He will compete in a fried asparagus eating competition on April 26

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West Indian cricket, once the envy of the world game, is facing oblivion after the Board of Control for Cricket in India responded with fury to the cancelled tour that has again exposed the fragile nature of the sport’s finances. The cricketing community was already reeling following last week’s decision by the West Indian players to call off their tour of India with a three-Test series left unplayed because of a pay dispute with their own board. But on Tuesday the BCCI escalated the crisis, saying they would start legal proceedings against the West Indies Cricket Board for a loss of income they claim to be as high as £40million, and suspending all series between the two countries. Sri Lanka stepped in at a moment’s notice for a five-match one-day series, starting on November 2.
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West Indies Cricket Board cancelled the nation's tour of India this month
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Sri Lanka have hastily agreed to play a one-day series in November
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Board of Control for Cricket in India claim £40million in lost earnings
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They have started legal proceedings against bankrupt cricketing board
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Successful claim by India would cripple West Indian cricket for good

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One might think Democrats are in disarray, given the recent legislative battle that pitted the Obama administration and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid against top House Democrat Nancy Pelosi and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Not so, argue New York Sen. Chuck Schumer and outgoing Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick. "The differences among Democrats are small compared to the huge chasm of Republicans," Schumer said to Candy Crowley on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday. "You look on issues like minimum wage and equal pay and infrastructure construction, helping people pay for college -- the Democratic Party is unified." Schumer called economic issues "the soul of the Democratic Party" and reiterated his belief that party members are on the same page -- name-checking Warren, a newly minted member of the Senate Democrats' leadership team.
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Top Democrats argue the party remains unified in wake of legislative skirmish
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Sen. Chuck Schumer calls economic issues "the soul of the Democratic Party"

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As her two-year-old daughter Darcey covers her hands in paint then shrieks with delight, Trish Gregory looks on with amusement. Her once tidy and ordered home in Newark, Nottinghamshire, has descended into a permanent state of noisy chaos, since Darcey and her baby sister, Bea, came along. But Trish, 49, wouldn’t have it any other way. Trish and Rob Gregory with Darcey, left, and Bea, right, conceived their children through egg donations In fact, she loves being a mum so much so that she and her partner Rob, 46, are even hoping to start trying for another child next year.
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Trish Gregory paid £25k to have her two daughters through egg donation
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The 49-year-old and partner Rob, 46, planning third baby next year
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Mother-of-two believes being older mum has made her a calmer parent

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Question: Trish says she's a calmer mother to Bea, left, and @placeholder, right, now that she is older


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:39 EST, 18 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:46 EST, 19 November 2012 Famously freewheeling San Francisco may no longer be a city where anything goes - and that includes clothing. The city's lawmakers are scheduled to vote on Tuesday on laws that would ban nudity in most public places - and, in a funny twist, it's a man called Wiener who's leading the campaign. Supervisor for the gay Castro District Scott Wiener's proposals to ban anyone over the age of five from exposing 'his or her genitals, perineum or anal region on any public street, sidewalk, street median, parklet or plaza' have caused outrage amongst the city's many nudie devotees.
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Campaign led by Castro District supervisor Scott Wiener to ban public nudity goes to a City Hall vote on Tuesday
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Proposals have caused outrage in the nudist community and a federal lawsuit
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A third violation could mean a $500 fine and a year in jail
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Annual gay pride and Folsom Street Fair events would be exempted from ban

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(CNN) -- All eyes are on London this summer. The Olympic Games begin next month; earlier this month, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee provided glorious pictures and joyous sounds to the watching world. The history and beauty of the great city are being much discussed, and with good reason. London is a bedrock of civilized society, a touchstone for commerce, culture and statecraft down through the centuries. But while all the grand moments in London's, and England's, history are being revisited this summer, there is one rather important event that is likely to be ignored. Its 70th anniversary is this week. And anyone who loves London, or who loves freedom, might want to contemplate it.
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Bob Greene: All eyes on England for jubilee, upcoming Olympics, but recall another anniversary
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June 1942, Dwight Eisenhower took command in Europe; it would soon be the end for Hitler
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Greene says Ike made personal sacrifices for service, went on to help Allies to victory
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Greene: As "God Save the Queen" rings out this month, take moment to bless Eisenhower, too

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Steve Jobs would probably be alive today if he had not put off conventional medical treatment in favour of alternative remedies, a leading cancer doctor has said. Dr Ramzi Amri, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, claims the Apple boss had a mild form of cancer that is rarely fatal and that his choice of treatment 'eventually led to an unnecessarily early death'. Writing on Quora, a forum frequented by Silicon Valley executives, Dr Amri said: 'Let me cut to the chase - Mr Jobs allegedly chose to undergo all sorts of alternative treatment options before opting for conventional medicine.
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Apple CEO's choice of alternative treatment 'led to an unnecessarily early death', Dr Ramzi Amir says

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A mother has told how she made the heartbreaking decision to stop her young daughter’s cancer treatment for her to enjoy a pain free last Christmas. Terminally ill three-year-old Isabella Coomber has been battling a rare brain tumour since she was one. She was due to start a final cycle of chemotherapy last month to help extend her life. But chemotherapy treatment left the little girl from Charlton, South London, so sick that her mother pleaded with doctors to end it, so Isabella would be well enough to have fun at Christmas. Jolene Hale said: 'Thanks to the amazing support we received after our story appeared we were able to make our daughter's dream come true just in time'
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Isabella Coomber, 3, has been battling a brain tumour since she was one
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Was due to start final cycle of chemo last month to help extend her life
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They agreed treatment would severely affect her quality of life
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Her mother Jolene is now fundraising for farewell trip to Disneyland Paris

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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 18:51 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:45 EST, 8 January 2014 Pregnant: Julia Navarro, 58, right, hugs her daughter Lorena McKinnon after acting as surrogate for the 32-year-old Utah resident Julia Navarro, 58, is looking forward to being a grandmother for the first time, but doubly so because she will be the one in the delivery room actually giving birth to the baby girl. After three years and about a dozen failed pregnancies, Ms Navarro's 32-year-old daughter Lorena McKinnon and her husband Micah were getting desperate to start a family.
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Lorena McKinnon and her husband Micah struggled through three years of failed pregnancies
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When one potential surrogate dropped out, Lorena's mother Julia Navarro stepped up to volunteer
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At 58, she had to go through three months of hormone treatment to get her body ready for baby
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The embryo took on first try and now Ms Navarro is just weeks away from being a grandmother for the first time

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