By Corey Charlton Fox News presenter Sabrina Rodriguez has been accused of helping her partner shoplift A Fox40 news anchor accused of helping her partner steal wallets worth more than $2400 has resigned from her job. Police claim March 2013 security camera footage shows Sabrina Rodriguez, who worked as a news presenter for the TV network Fox40, helping her partner Nicholas Gray take 10 wallets, worth $2500, from a Sacramento store without paying. Rodriguez has now been charged with grand theft, burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime. Court documents obtained by The Desk show a Folsom Police Department officer was called to the Coach outlet store on March 24 last year after employees had been told by a witness that Gray had been seen taking wallets without paying.
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Fox40 anchor Sabrina Rodriguez has resigned from her job with the network
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Police claim she helped her partner steal 10 wallets worth nearly $2500
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She faces charges of grand theft, burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime
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Rodriguez said she was resigning in order to 're-establish my good name'

Question: And in separate instance, @placeholder responded to his texts, telling him: 'I love when a plan comes together'.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The National Archives -- a repository of important government documents, including the U.S. Constitution -- has lost a computer hard drive containing large volumes of Clinton administration records, including the names, phone numbers and Social Security numbers of White House staff members and visitors. The National Archives has lost a hard drive containing large volumes of Clinton administration records. Officials at the Archives say they don't know how many confidential records are on the hard drive. But congressional aides briefed on the matter say it contains "more than 100,000" Social Security numbers, including one belonging to a daughter of then-Vice President Al Gore. It also contains Secret Service and White House operating procedures, the staffers said they were told.
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Officials say they don't know how many confidential records are on the hard drive
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Congressional aides say "more than 100,000" Social Security numbers on drive
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Archives announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to its return

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A strange white speck of 'light' on a recent photograph taken by Curiosity rover has led some to believe that life is thriving on Mars. UFO blogger Scott Waring claims that the new photograph taken by the rover suggests there are intelligent creatures living underground. But Nasa, perhaps rather unsurprisingly, are not quite heralding it as the discovery of the century just yet. Scroll down for video Life on Mars? In this photo taken by the Curiosity rover a light of unknown origin can be seen in the distance The Curiosity rover is currently exploring an area of Mars known as ‘the Kimberley.’
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A new Nasa photo appears to show an artificial light on the Red Planet
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The image was taken by the Curiosity rover
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One UFO blogger claims it ‘could indicate there is intelligent life below’
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But it is more than likely just an anomaly in the photo
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Many false detections of life on Mars have been claimed before
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Meanwhile, Curiosity is set to study a fascinating Martian region

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Question: This is not the first time a photo from @placeholder has incorrectly caused some to declare we’ve made first contact.


By Associated Press McDonald's is offering free coffee to its customers for a limited time as competition for the breakfast crowd intensifies. The world's biggest hamburger chain announced on Friday that participating U.S. locations will offer small cups of McCafe coffee at no charge during breakfast hours from March 31 through April 13. McDonald's said that this is the first time it's ever had a free coffee event nationwide. Its McCafe product line, which also includes iced coffees and other drinks, debuted in the U.S. in 2009. 1, 2, free! participating mcDonald's in the U.S. will be offering free coffee from march 31 to April 13
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Participating U.S. locations will offer small cups of McCafe coffee at no charge during breakfast hours from March 31 through April 13
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The free coffee comes at the same time that taco Bell is introducing its new breakfast item the waffle taco
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McDonald's coffee giveaway comes shortly after it reported that an important sales figure declined 1.4 percent at established U.S. locations in February

Question: Breakfast is an important component of McDonald's business, comprising about 20 percent of its @placeholder sales.


By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner Louis van Gaal is expected to be announced as Manchester United's new manager this week, but what are the salient points to take away from his appointment? Sportsmail's Martha Kelner has been over in Holland this week and talks through five things we are set to learn about the Dutch head coach. Looking ahead: Louis van Gaal is ready to be announced as the new Manchester United manager this week Press conferences are unlikely to be boring Louis Van Gaal press conferences are punctuated by extended periods of silence where he stares down his inquisitor, seemingly attempting to unnerve with his steely gaze.
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Van Gaal is likely to hand Van Persie a senior role at Old Trafford
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The Holland manager is an advocate of youth
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United startlet James Wilson will be encouraged by Van Gaal's policies

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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Police in India summarily execute prisoners, torture and threaten suspects and arrest people without reason, a leading rights group said Tuesday. Human Rights Watch says individial officers are not to blame for abuses. India's police have largely failed to evolve from the repressive forces they were designed to be under Britain's colonial regime, according to a new report by the U.S.-based Human Rights Watch. "While 60 years later, much of India is in the process of rapid modernization, the police continue to use their old methods," the group said. Officials at the Federal Home Ministry -- which is responsible for the police -- offered no immediate comment.
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Human Rights Watch accuses Indian police of abuses
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Group blames colonial-era police system rather than individuals
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No immediate comment from Indian authorities

Question: The legal basis for much of India's state and federal police services is a law dating back to 1861, which was drafted in the wake of an 1857 uprising against @placeholder rule.


Google has bought streaming service Songza in a bid to bolster its online music service. The firm said it will incorporate the service into its own in the coming months in a bid to take on Spotify, Amazon and Beats Music, which was recently bought by Apple. The firm is believed to be preparing to launch a new YouTube music service as well and ramping up its existing Play All Access subscription music service. Google is preparing to launch a new YouTube music service as well and ramping up its existing Play All Access subscription music service. now it has bought Songza, which provides playlists curated by experts.
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Songza creates 'expert curated' playlists
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Will be incorporated into Google's upcoming YouTube music service

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Katie Holmes' lawyer has confirmed her highly-publicised divorce with Tom Cruise has been settled, as reports emerge she will have 'sole custody' of their six-year-old daughter Suri. It seems the couple have reached an agreement out of court, meaning the actor's beloved Scientology is no longer at risk of scrutiny with the religion's secrets being dissected during a trial. Jonathan Wolfe said: 'This case has been settled and the agreement has been signed.' Speaking to TMZ, he added: 'We are thrilled for Katie and her family and are excited to watch as she embarks on the next chapter of her life.
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Tom will still get significant custodial time with his daughter
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Agreement lists restrictions on what pair can tell Suri about religion - including Scientology

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We awoke one morning in Kabul to the sound of not-too-distant explosions, marking the start to the fighting season. But bombs were not the foremost takeaway from our Mother's Day trip to Afghanistan -- the women fighting to stop the bombs left a more lasting impression. More than a decade after American and allied forces toppled the Taliban regime, the improvement in the quality of life for Afghan women is unmistakable. Women are now participants -- and in many cases, leaders -- in a society that once systematically subjugated them. There are female government officials at almost every level, young girls going to school, young women in college, and new opportunities cropping up around the country.
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A bipartisan coalition of women in Congress visited women in Afghanistan
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The improvement in the quality of life for Afghan women is unmistakable, they say
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Still, long-term success will be in the preservation of the gains made by Afghan women

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By Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 13:25 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2013 A young family of five and two toddlers sleeping over at their Kentucky home were wiped out in a devastating fire yesterday. Local reports identified the two adults killed in the blaze as pregnant mother-of-three Nina Asher, 22, and her fiance Jesse Disney, who announced their engagement last Saturday Asher's three children from a previous relationship William, 3, Camden, 2, and baby Abigail were also killed in the unexplained fire that overtook their rural home in Gray, Knox County. Hero: Jesse Disney pictured with Camden, 2, and William, 3, tried to save them and the other children from the blaze but was overcome with smoke and killed
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Five babies died in the blaze at a house in Gray, Knox County, Kentucky yesterday morning
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Three of the children William, 3, Camden, 2, and Abigail, 11 months, lived in the home with Nina Asher, 22, and her fiance Jesse Disney, who also perished in the fire
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Nina was three months pregnant and two unidentified girls aged 3 and 2 at the house for a sleepover also died
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Investigators believe the blaze was the result of a tragic accident and don't suspect any foul play
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The young couple got engaged last week and were renovating the home in preparation for the arrival of their child. Jesse's body was found near the bedroom of his fiance's young children as he tried to help them escape the flames

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U.S. agents disrupted an Iranian assassination-for-hire scheme targeting Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States, U.S. officials said Tuesday. Elements of the Iranian government directed the alleged plan, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said. A naturalized U.S. citizen holding Iranian and U.S. passports and a member of Iran's Revolutionary Guard face conspiracy charges connected with the plot. "In addition to holding these individual conspirators accountable for their alleged role in this plot, the United States is committed to holding Iran accountable for its actions," Holder said. A spokesman for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad described the accusations as a "fabrication" by U.S. authorities attempting to distract American citizens.
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Iranian U.N. envoy: Iran "categorically rejects these fabricated and baseless allegations"
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Counterterrorism official: U.S. agents questioned the suspect for 12 days
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Holder says the alleged plan was directed by elements of the Iranian government
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Saudi Embassy: "The attempted plot is a despicable violation of international norms"

Question: We expect the worst and we think @placeholder are capable of using any person from any country to stir trouble during hajj season," the Saudi adviser said.


(CNN) A developer who spent three years helping create Google+ has written a brutal blog post declaring the tech giant's social network a failure. In a lengthy, at times profane breakdown on blogging platform Medium, Chris Messina, the man credited as inventor of the hashtag, writes that Google missed a chance to make the service a one-stop home for its users' online identities and, instead, created a less-popular Facebook copycat. "Lately, I just feel like Google+ is confused and adrift at sea," Messina wrote. "It's so far behind, how can it possibly catch up?" The November 28 post was a follow-up to a tweet in which he had mistakenly called out a bug on Google+ that was actually caused by an external app. Even as he corrected himself, he called out Google for the network's missed opportunity.
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Former Google+ developer says the social tool has failed
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Hashtag inventor Chris Messina left Google over a year ago
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He says G+ could have been about identity, became "Facebook lite"

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Andy Murray was back at the O2 Arena on Wednesday afternoon to prepare for Thursday's crunch ATP World Tour Finals clash against Roger Federer. Despite having a day off following his straight-sets win over Milos Raonic on Tuesday night, Murray returned for a hit on the venue's practice courts. Murray had earlier posted pictures on Instagram from behind the scenes as he chilled out by taking advantage of the miniature basketball hoop in the physio room. Andy Murray shoots into a mini basketball hoop (left)   and stretches ahead of training (right) on Wednesday Murray celebrates his win against Milos Raonic to get his ATP World Tour Finals campaign back on track
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Andy Murray meets Roger Federer in their final Group B match at the O2
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British No 1 praised coach Amelie Mauresmo's pep talk before his straight sets win over Milos Raonic on Tuesday
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Raonic faces Kei Nishikori in the opening session on Thursday

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Court appearance: Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar, 46, of the Seattle suburb of Kirkland, made an initial appearance in federal court on Tuesday to face three counts of making interstate threats, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington. The FBI has arrested a Washington man for making repeated threats against the life of Officer Darren Wilson, writing Facebook posts demanding, 'We need to kill this white motha f***a and anything that has a badge on'. Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar, 46, started writing the messages immediately after Wilson shot Brown dead in August and according to the criminal complaint read in court on Tuesday in Seattle,'knowingly and willfully transmitted in interstate and foreign commerce' threats against Wilson's life.'
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FBI arrest Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar on Tuesday for threatening to kill Officer Darren Wilson
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He is accused of posting a string of threats to his personal Facebook page targeting police officers, specifically Wilson
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Is a convicted drug dealer, sexual offender and has spent time in prison
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Claims on Facebook that he works for gaming giant Nintendo

Question: No charges: A grand jury last week declined to indict @placeholder on criminal charges, sparking demonstrations across the country over allegations of racial bias and police mistreatment of minorities


(CNN) -- Switzerland have been knocked out of the Davis Cup by the U.S. after Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka lost their doubles match against Mike Bryan and Mardy Fish in Fribourg on Saturday. The Swiss pairing went down 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 to hand the U.S. an unassailable 3-0 lead which sees Jim Courier's team progress to April's quarterfinals where they will face either France or Canada. "It feels great to win. I know what it's like to lose and that's not good. You always want to play with Mike, he's one of the best doubles players ever," Fish said, AFP reported.
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U.S. advance to Davis Cup quarterfinals at expense of Federer-led Swiss team
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Defending champions Spain also through after securing 3-0 lead over Kazakhstan
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Czech Republic will face 2010 champions Serbia or Sweden after beating Italy
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Marion Bartoli to play Angelique Kerber in final of Paris Open on Sunday

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Power firms have been ordered to pay another £3.3million for leave families in the dark at Christmas. Regulator Ofgem said SSE and UK Power Networks (UKPN) must pay the extra compensation - taking the total sum to £8million - after a probe into how they handled power cuts during last winter's storms. In a crackdown on firms who are too slow in getting the lights back on, Ofgem also said it was more than doubling the compensation for households left without power for more than 24 hours. Power firms were told to 'learn the lessons' of last winter's devastating storms, which cut of power and left thousands of homes under water
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SSE and UK Power Networks have now been fined a total of £8million
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Almost 16,000 families were left without power for more than 48 hours
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Ofgem says: 'A power cut at Christmas time is the last thing anyone needs'
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Minimum compensation for 24-hour power cuts to rise from £27 to £70

Question: Ofgem said: 'The companies have recognised that they must improve their procedures for any future major interruption and @placeholder has today put the industry on notice that any repeat of last year's performance issues will trigger further action.'


New York (CNN) -- As snow fell across New York Harbor, Isabel Belarsky clutched her mother, Clara, aboard a passenger ship that puttered toward Ellis Island and wondered what their new lives would bring. The year was 1930. About a week earlier, the 10-year-old girl from what is now called St. Petersburg, Russia, had embarked on a transatlantic journey with her Ukrainian parents from the French port city of Cherbourg, escaping what she described as Jewish persecution at the start of Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union. On an island near Manhattan stood the copper colossus that would etch her first memories of the new world.
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Friday marks the 125th anniversary of the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty
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A Russian immigrant recalls her Ellis Island passage in 1930
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The Statue of Liberty was a French gift
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Webcams stream video footage from the torch on anniversary

Question: The young family would nonetheless settle more permanently in a west @placeholder apartment.


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- The world sees Ukraine in turmoil, a country divided between Russian speakers and Ukrainian nationalists, its towns and cities roiled by occupations, its highways dotted with improvised barricades. The reality is rather different. Only one town in eastern Ukraine -- Slovyansk, is truly held by pro-Russian protesters, with roadblocks at several entrances. Its defenders are a mixture of the "men in green," dozens of well-armed fighters wearing fatigues and balaclavas, teenagers looking for some action and what might be termed the Baboushka Brigade, middle-aged women with flashing gold teeth who decry the Kiev "junta" and see Vladimir Putin as their savior (and the prospect of Russian ownership as bringing improved pensions).
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World sees Ukraine in turmoil, but reality is different, writes CNN's Tim Lister
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Lister: Only one town in eastern Ukraine -- Slovyansk, is truly held by pro-Russian protesters
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But most people go about their lives almost oblivious to the upheaval, he writes
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There seem to be more weapons in circulation, compared to two weeks ago, he says

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By James Nye PUBLISHED: 15:36 EST, 18 August 2012 | UPDATED: 05:30 EST, 19 August 2012 John Lennon's killer, Mark Chapman is up for parole for the seventh time and could have his hearing as early as Tuesday. The 57-year-old inmate Wende Correctional Facility is scheduled to be interviewed by members of the parole board this week. New York Department of Corrections member Linda Foglia has said that the board would make a decision on whether to release Lennon's murderer by Friday. Mark Chapman is going before the parole board for the seventh time this week and New York Department of Corrections member Linda Foglia has said that the board would make a decision on whether to release Lennon's murderer by Friday
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Mark Chapman has been in prison for 31-years after killing the former Beatle in December 1980
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Has been refused parole six-times before
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He was last refused parole in 2010 - the 30th anniversary of the musicians murder

Question: 'I made a horrible decision to end another human being's life, for reasons of selfishness, and that was my decision at that time,' said @placeholder in 2010.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 11:47 EST, 5 October 2013 | UPDATED: 21:07 EST, 5 October 2013 An off-duty undercover New York City police detective who witnessed a violent confrontation between an SUV driver and a group of bikers last week but failed to report it has been suspended as two of the alleged attackers turned themselves in. Reginald Chance, 38, who police say is the biker seen in a video smashing his helmet against Alexian Lien’s SUV and yanking him out of the vehicle, came forward Friday night along with 35-year-old Robert Sims. Sims, of Brooklyn, has been charged with attempted assault, gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon. The 35-year-old biking enthusiast has been identified as the person seen trying to open Lien's door, according to the New York Daily News.
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Reginald Chance, 38, and Robert Sims, 35, turned themselves in Friday
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Injured biker Edwin Mieses Jr now faces permanent paralysis
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Off-duty undercover narcotics officer placed on modified duty as NYPD investigates why it took him four days to come forward
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A number of off-duty corrections officers may also have been present

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 15:37 EST, 26 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:59 EST, 27 July 2012 Anxious: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is under tremendous pressure to make sure his company does well following its IPO Facebook posted its revenue of $1.2billion this afternoon in its first earnings report since going public. It comes as good news to the social network, which has been struggling to recover its image with investors after its botched initial public offering in May. The revenue report shows that Facebook is up 32 per cent in worth from last year, welcome news for a struggling Wall Street.
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Facebook's first revenue report since IPO beat estimates
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However, shares down to $26.84
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Zynga Inc slumped 40% in per-market trading

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(CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI canonized five new saints Sunday, including a 19th-century priest who worked with ostracized leprosy patients in Hawaii before contracting the disease himself and dying from it. Pope Benedict XVI canonized five new saints Sunday in a Mass at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. Jozef De Veuster, better known as Father Damien, was elevated to sainthood along with the four others in a solemn Mass that was moved indoors from St. Peter's Square to the St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City because of an early morning thunderstorm. Thousands attended, including the woman whose cure from cancer was attributed to her praying to Damien. The church counts her cure as one of two miracles the priest performed -- a key requirement for sainthood.
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Five new saints canonized by Pope Benedict XVI
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Priest who worked in Hawaii leprosy colony among new saints
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Four others included French nun, Polish bishop, two Spaniards

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(CNN) -- Casey Stoner showed he will be a force to be reckoned with at new team Honda by dominating practice for the season-opening MotoGP event in Qatar on Friday, but seven-time world champion Valentino Rossi struggled as he seeks to replace the Australian at Ducati. Repsol Honda claimed the three quickest times in the evening session at the Losail International Circuit, with Stoner's best of one minute 55:035 seconds heading off Spaniard Dani Pedrosa and Italian Andrea Dovizioso. Yamaha's world champion Jorge Lorenzo was fourth fastest as he beat young American teammate Ben Spies for the first time in three sessions this week.
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Honda's new signing Casey Stoner quickest ahead of qualifying in Qatar
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Australian was the fastest in both of Friday's practice sessions at Losail
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Seven-time world champion Valentino Rossi was off pace with Stoner's old team
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Italian complains of shoulder pain after finishing eighth for Ducati

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Question: "Today was a bit difficult, because we had hoped to make a bigger improvement, but in the end we didn't lower our time enough," @placeholder told the Ducati website.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Riot police fired tear gas and water cannons Wednesday at hundreds of protesters trying to hold May Day demonstrations in Istanbul's iconic Taksim Square in defiance of a ban. The clashes came as police locked down all roads leading to Istanbul's main commercial district, after barring the annual Labor Day rally in Taksim Square for the first time in three years. Despite the shutdown, riots raged throughout densely populated parts of central Istanbul as demonstrators tried to reach the traditional May Day rally site. Activists and government officials traded accusations about who was responsible for the tensions.
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Riot police fire tear gas and water cannons at protesters trying to reach Taksim Square
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Authorities say they barred access to the square because of construction work in the area
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Trade unions and youth groups say Taksim Square is the historic site of May 1 activities
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Istanbul authorities and human rights groups disagree on the number of people injured

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Putting up a fight: Mr Salmond, pictured at the Ryder Cup handover during the trip, defended its cost Alex Salmond yesterday dismissed criticism of a taxpayer-funded £51,000 trip to a five-star hotel in America as 'ridiculous frippery'. The Scottish First Minister confirmed that he stayed in the luxury Peninsula Hotel in Chicago during a trip to the Ryder Cup last year. It is one of the of the most exclusive hotels in the city and Mr Salmond has come under-fire for the stay which came during the official handover ceremony of the trophy. Golf fan Mr Salmond and his wife Moira were accompanied by Sports Minister Shona Robison, a team of 12 government officials and 22 workers from publicly funded agencies.
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Mr Salmond was at Peninsula Hotel, Chicago, for Ryder Cup handover
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It is popular with Hollywood stars including Brad Pitt and Beyonce
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He stayed at £1,205-a-night hotel while his delegation took cheaper rooms
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Labour: Week-long trip cost more than the average Scot earns in two years

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The White House refused on Thursday to publicly incriminate North Korea in a cyber hack on computers at Sony Pictures, even though senior U.S. officials have already indicated in private that the country was 'centrally involved.' The president's spokesman instead claimed that the 'destructive activity with malicious intent' was carried out 'by a sophisticated actor.' 'I am not in a position to confirm any attribution at this point,' White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said. He promised that the Obama administration was taking the matter 'seriously,' however, and that investigators are 'mindful of the fact that we need a proportional response.' He also revealed that retaliatory actions may be kept secret.
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Senior U.S. officials have already indicated that the country was 'centrally involved'
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But the president's spokesman today said, 'I am not in a position to confirm any attribution at this point'
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'I also wouldn't commit...to at some point being entirely transparent...about what that response is,' he warned reporter

Question: The film was set for release in the @placeholder on Dec. 25, but several major theater chains said this week they would not show the movie in light of the menacing messages.


(CNET) -- An attack directed at the DNS provider for some of the Internet's larger e-commerce companies -- including Amazon, Wal-Mart, and Expedia -- took several Internet shopping sites offline Wednesday evening, two days before Christmas. Neustar, the company that provides DNS services under the UltraDNS brand name, confirmed an attack took place Wednesday afternoon, taking out sites or rendering them extremely sluggish for about an hour. A representative who answered the customer support line said the attacks were directed against Neustar facilities in Palo Alto and San Jose, California, and Allen Goldberg, vice president of corporate communications for Neustar, confirmed that at about 4:45 p.m. PST, "our alarms went off."
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A DDoS attack Wednesday evening crippled some of larger e-commerce sites
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Neustar, a DNS provider in California, was targeted, hurting Amazon, Wal-Mart and more
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The attack, two days before Christmas, foiled plans of some last-minute shoppers

Question: The response limited the problems to @placeholder, he said.


Washington (CNN) -- The vote was 53-44, and Sen. Barbara Mikulski was on the losing side: Democrats did not have enough votes to advance Senate legislation designed to guarantee women equal pay. "So I say square your shoulders, put your lipstick on, and let's fight another day," the always-colorful Maryland Democrat said. It was one vote in April, and there was never any doubt Democrats would lose. But they held the vote to make a political statement, one many Democratic strategists think is central to the party's chances of improving its midterm election odds. As the Senate was voting, veteran Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg and his Democracy Corps project distributed a memo outlining the stark numbers and what Greenberg insists is an opportunity to improve them by Election Day.
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Democratic strategists think equal pay is central to improving midterm odds
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Democrats must focus on issues important to unmarried women, a key bloc
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Democrats' challenge is to increase enthusiasm around economic issues

Question: The Greenberg memo makes frequent references to the opportunity to motivate @placeholder voters and change the current midterm dynamics.


By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 20:25 EST, 18 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:26 EST, 18 March 2013 The Prime Minister sent Oliver Letwin as the only Conservative representative at late-night talks on the new Press regulation deal – unaware that campaign group Hacked Off would also be present. Cabinet Office minister Mr Letwin agreed to go to Labour leader Ed Miliband’s offices in the House of Commons late on Sunday to rubber stamp a Royal Charter deal. What Downing Street did not know was that four senior officials from Hacked Off, the campaign group fronting demands for a Press law, were there too – including co-founder Brian Cathcart and former Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris.
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It included co-founder Brian Cathcart and former Lib Dem MP Evan Harris
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Newspaper industry saw charter for first time at 4.30am yesterday
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Downing Street did not know 4 senior Hacked Off officials would be present

Question: @placeholder leader Nick Clegg was also present for most of the discussion.


Ryan Seacrest has been a fixture on the red carpet and on the small screen for years but now he's landed hosting deals on all four major networks and is successfully expanding his ever-growing lifestyle brand. The American Idol host turned 'every show' host signed a deal with CBS on Tuesday to host a show called Fashion Rocks. Seacrest already has deals to host New Year’s Rockin' Eve with ABC, American Idol with FOX, and has a long running deal with NBC. American Idol host Ryan Seacrest (pictured here hosting American Idol in May) signed a deal with CBS on Tuesday marking an affiliation with all four major networks
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Ryan Seacrest signed a deal with CBS on Tuesday to host a show called Fashion Rocks
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Seacrest already has deals to host New Year’s Rockin' Eve with ABC, American Idol with FOX, and has a long running deal with NBC
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Seacrest has said he wants to stop hosting red carpet shows but will continue because the networks have 'been good' to him

Question: Despite moving forward on all fronts Seacrest still loves hosting the music competition @placeholder and says that those types of competitions are 'part of his DNA.'


Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (CNN) -- A proposed regulation in the Dominican Republic could stop illegal immigrants from studying in the nation's public schools. Immigration officials say requiring students to have valid identification documents is part of the nation's sovereign right. But immigrant advocates have criticized the move, which is likely to affect a large number of immigrants from neighboring Haiti. "We recognize that there is a human drama, a social drama impacting the Dominican Republic in terms of migration that particularly affects the case of our Haitian neighbors. And obviously Dominican society needs to approach it responsibly," said Jose Ricardo Taveras, the Dominican Republic's general director of migration.
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Dominican officials say immigration regulations are the country's sovereign right
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Immigrant advocates have criticized the move
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It is likely to affect a large number of immigrants from neighboring Haiti
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"We are not trying to violate (rights), but rather regulate," one official says

Question: Dominicans recall how they were under @placeholder rule for a period in the mid-1800s, and how they repeatedly fought Haitian aggressions.


(CNN) -- Skype released a new version of the telephony application for iPhone, which adds video-chat features that go beyond what Apple offers. With the Skype app released on Wednesday, owners of the iPhone 4 and the older 3GS model can make video calls over AT&T's 3G network. Since the 3GS only has a camera on the back, using it for video conversations is less than ideal. Apple's own FaceTime video-chat feature, which comes with the iPhone 4 and new iPod Touch gadgets, cannot make calls over AT&T's network, only on Wi-Fi. Apple said carriers requested time to upgrade their networks to handle the traffic load of video calling.
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Skype adds video-chat feature to its Apple iOS app
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iPhone 4 and 3GS users can call over AT&T's 3G network
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Users on the iPad or older iPod Touch can receive video calls

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(CNN) -- He is accused of killing innocent civilians, including women and children, in their homes in two Afghan villages. The accusations are met with bewilderment from a number of those who know U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, who bears the scars from wounds he received in three previous tours in Iraq. His friends and family say he remained passionately committed to serving his country and cared deeply for others. "Regardless of what happened, Bobby has been changed forever," said Bob Durham, who knew Bales when he was growing up in Ohio. "If the Bobby that I knew ever gets well, comes back to it, and realizes what has happened, and realizes that children and women were killed, I don't think he can live with it. He'll never be the same. He's such a great person ... that crushes me."
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Friends described Robert Bales as fun-loving, devoted, good-hearted and patriotic
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In previous tours in Iraq, he suffered a foot injury and a head injury
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He had been passed over for promotion; family has been under financial stress

Question: As a teenager, Durham recalled, Bales helped care for @placeholder's severely disabled son.


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Egyptians go to the ballot boxes on Monday to vote for their fourth president in as many years. Unlike the last time they elected a president, the result of this election is a foregone conclusion. The former defense minister Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is widely expected to win in a massive landslide. What remains, however, rather difficult to predict is: what will an el-Sisi presidency bring to Egypt? Egyptians have gone to the ballot box more than a half dozen times in the past four years. The last presidential elections resulted in a large number of candidates emerging, splitting the vote and leading to a run off between Ahmed Shafiq and Mohamed Morsy. The result was close, leading to the Muslim Brotherhood candidature of Morsy barely triumphing over Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, Shafiq.
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Egyptians go to the ballot boxes Monday to vote for their fourth president in as many years.
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H.A. Hellyer says the former defence minister Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is widely expected to win.
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Egyptians need economic, security and corruption issues to be tackled, Hellyer says.

Question: It is, however, unlikely such sentences will be carried out, regardless of an el-Sisi presidency, even though he announced in an interview that in his presidency there would be "no" @placeholder.


The police chief in Ferguson, Missouri, has problems. He's been under intense scrutiny ever since a white officer in his department fatally shot African-American teenager Michael Brown. Now, government officials familiar with ongoing discussions are saying he is expected to step down as part of an effort by city officials to reform the Police Department. Chief Thomas Jackson and Ferguson's mayor have denied the reports. There's no denying, however, that Jackson is in hot water. Here's a look at five ways the police chief or his department have sparked outrage in the community: 1. Body in the street After Brown was gunned down, his body lay in the street for four hours in a blazing Missouri sun. Police would later say that officials couldn't reach the area where the body lay because a crowd had gathered, making it too dangerous.
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Chief Thomas Jackson is expected to step down, according to officials
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The chief and the mayor say the reports are not true
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Jackson fell under intense scrutiny in the wake of the death of Michael Brown
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He's apologized but said he has no plans to resign

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- For a man once accustomed to wearing banana boots, tights and a leotard -- together -- today's choice of attire is remarkably sedate. Comedian Billy Connolly takes CNN's Revealed on a tour of his home town, his beloved Glasgow, Scotland. Scottish actor and comedian Billy Connolly is wearing black jeans, a black T-shirt and a brown jacket to give CNN's "Revealed" a tour of his beloved hometown of Glasgow. He'd almost blend into the background if it wasn't for his wild mop of grey hair, distinctive round glasses and compulsion to chat with every passer by.
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Comedian Billy Connolly gives CNN's Revealed a tour of his hometown
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The shipyard welder played the banjo before discovering his comedic talents
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His fame spread after he shocked television audiences with a bawdy bum joke
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More than 30 years later, his stand-up shows still sell out in record time

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(The Frisky) -- Last night Nicole Scherzinger was the 10th star to claim the mirrored ball on "Dancing with the Stars." The lead Pussycat Doll went up against Olympic figure skater Evan Lysacek and ESPN anchor Erin Andrews and came out victorious. Many predicted that Scherzinger would win from the start based on her spectacular performances and stage presence, not to mention her extensive dance history as a member of the Pussycat Dolls. But Lysacek and Andrews gave her a good run for her money, bringing an enjoyable end to a season of controversy. Was it me, or was season 10 the most exciting ever? Kate Gosselin's diva behavior, Jake Pavelka's cornball glances at Vienna Girardi, and Nicole's spats with Pamela Anderson made it must-watch TV, not to mention Elisabeth Hasselbeck's major snafu regarding Erin Andrews' wardrobe.
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it seems like it is time for Seacrest to think about switching to "DWTS"
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Ferguson said she wants to do the show because her kids love to watch her dance
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Mr. T had a fling as a rapper, and now it is time for him to reach triple threat territory

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A somber Pope Francis steeped his Christmas message to the world in sadness for those with little cause for joy — abused children, refugees, hostages and others suffering from violence in the Middle East, Africa, Ukraine and elsewhere. 'Truly there are so many tears this Christmas, said Francis, looking solemn and smiling little, to a crowd, estimated by the Vatican to number more than 80,000 Romans, tourists and pilgrims, filled St. Peter's Square for his 'Urbi et Orbi' message (Latin for 'to the city and to the world'). Anguish for children who suffer maltreatment or violence, including in the recent terrorist attack on a Pakistani military school, tempered the pontiff's traditional Christmas Day speech, which he delivered from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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Pope Francis delivered Christmas Day speech to more than 80,000 from balcony overlooking St Peter's Square
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Expressed his sadness for abused children, refugees, hostages and others suffering from violence in the world
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Lamented that many children are 'made objects of trade and trafficking' or forced to become soldiers
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'I think also of those infants massacred in bomb attacks, also those where the Son of God was born,' he said
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Pope celebrated Christmas Eve with a late-night Mass in St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican
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Earlier, he called refugees in Iraq saying they too were like Jesus as they had also been forced to flee their homes

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By Sean Poulter and Amie Keeley PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:48 EST, 28 October 2013 Most of the world may be struggling through another year of hard times, but, it seems, no one has told Harrods. The department store is making sure the country’s billionaires – the City bankers, hedge fund bosses, Russian magnates and Arab potentates – can look forward to a truly luxurious Christmas with this hamper, which at £20,000 costs as much as many young couples can afford to put down as a deposit on their first home. Aptly named The Decadence, this gift for the oligarch who has everything brings together some of the most expensive food and drink in the world.
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Brings together expensive food and drink from across the world
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The Decadence includes 25 bottles of wine and spirits
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Also includes a 2kg packet of Kopi Luwak coffee and two types of caviar

Question: The luxury presentation is finished off with mini mince pies, a box of six Christmas crackers, table decorations and a @placeholder slate cheese board with a glass cloche.


By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 28 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:10 EST, 28 January 2014 Veteran Boston Red Sox commentator Jerry Remy has announced that he plans to return this season after he stepped out of the spotlight while his family dealt with his son's arrest for the brutal murder of his girlfriend. Mr Remy, 61, held an emotional press conference at the New England Sports Network's headquarters in Watertown, Massachusetts on Monday where he said that people could insult him but not his wife Phoebe who he staunchly defended as a 'good parent'.
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Veteran announcer Jerry Remy said on Monday that his friends and family had convinced him to return to work
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Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy's son Jared Remy, 34, is charged with stabbing death of Jennifer Martel
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The slaying took place just a day after he was released without bail for assaulting the 27-year-old mother of his young daughter

Question: Mr Remy offered no defense of his accused son @placeholder, telling the gathered reporters: 'It’s pretty clear what is going to happen.


A rare and valuable copy of William Shakespeare's First Folio - the first-ever compilation of the Bard's plays - has been uncovered in a provincial library in France. The 1623 book, which is one of the most coveted in the world, lay undiscovered among hundreds of others in St-Omer, near Calais, for some 400 years. Worth up to £3.5 million ($5.5 million), it was discovered when librarian Remy Cordonnier dusted off a book of Shakespeare's works for an exhibition. Hidden in plain sight: A rare and valuable copy of William Shakespeare's First Folio (pictured), the first-ever compilation of the Bard's plays, has been uncovered in a provincial library in northern France
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Found in St-Omer, the book is the first compilation of the Bard's plays
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Book is the 231st copy found in the world, and only the second in France
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Because it is in English, it is thought French readers overlooked it
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It is in good condition, but missing 30 pages, including the title page
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First folio is the only source for 18 of Bard's plays, including Macbeth
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Published seven years after Shakespeare's death, it originally sold for £1

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By Claire Ellicott and Stephen Wright and Ben Spencer PUBLISHED: 17:39 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:21 EST, 17 October 2013 Probe: A former inspector accused of 'acting on behalf' of Jimmy Savile by contacting Surrey Police officers before they interviewed the paedophile presenter is being formally investigated A former police inspector ‘acted on behalf’ of Jimmy Savile before his controversial interview over sex assaults of teenage girls, it was claimed last night. The West Yorkshire-based officer is alleged to have contacted Surrey Police before its detectives interviewed Savile in 2009. Transcripts of the interviews – released by the force this week – provoked anger as they appeared to show detectives adopting a kid-glove approach to the DJ and paedophile who was being accused of sexually assaulted girls at a school in Staines during the 1970s.
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Officer called Surrey Police detectives before questioning started in 2009
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The West Yorkshire-based inspector believed to have organised interview
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Former Leeds police officer reveals officers turned a blind eye to Savile
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Paul Leonard found the star in a car with a young girl and was told by him: 'I'm waiting for midnight when she turns 16... so p*** off'
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His victims are furious over the police's soft interrogation

Question: The officer told @placeholder that he knew the DJ ‘personally’ and allegedly brokered the interview with Savile.


Getting humans to Mars will be no easy feat - it will take upwards of nine months to get there, and a complex spacecraft will be needed to land on the red planet and return the astronauts home. But with a view to one day making the journey a reality, Boeing has released a video that shows the steps that will need to be taken to get there. They explain how two of the six pieces needed for Mars travel, Nasa’s SLS and Orion, are in production now - but we’ll need a much bigger spacecraft to make the dream a reality.
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Washington-based Boeing has revealed how to get to Mars
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In a video they have outlined the six steps needed to land and return
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Two are already in production - the Orion spacecraft and SLS rocket
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The other four things needed are a large 'tug' spacecraft, a habitat, an inflatable heat shield to land on Mars and a lander
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Boeing and Nasa expect a mission to Mars to take place in the 2030s

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Saudi Prince and billionaire Al-Waleed bin Talal says he will build the world's tallest building,  planned to be over a kilometer (3,281 feet) high. The tower will be built in the Saudi town of Jeddah and will be part of a larger project that will cost $26.7 billion, (100 billion Saudi riyals) said the Prince's firm, Kingdom Holding Company. The planned Kingdom City project will be taller than Burj Dubai tower which is the world's tallest man-made structure. The project, entitled Kingdom City, will span 23 million square meters (248 million square feet) and will include luxury homes, hotels and offices.
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A new generation of skyscrapers are being planned for cities around the world
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Nakheel Tower and Kingdom City will reach over a kilometer in height
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In Paris, a law limiting building height has been overturned to allow skyscrapers
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In the U.S. the Chicago Spire and Freedom Tower have spectacular designs

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 09:43 EST, 30 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:18 EST, 30 March 2013 At first glance, these may look like piles of rubbish cluttering up the canals of Venice. But these are three boats made entirely from salvaged junk - including plywood, motors and bedding. After six months of gathering materials and shipping them to Slovenia, a team of artists and performers built the boats and set sail to attend the prestigious Venice Biennale art show, even though they hadn't been invited. Their aim was to show that anything could be built even if you only had the idea.
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The Swimming Cities of Serenissima project was led by street artist Swoon
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She and her team docked at the Venice Biennale art show and performed

Question: It was all hands on deck for the @placeholder crew, who salvaged every piece of the boat


More than a century after it was first observed by astronomers a star has been identified as the oldest yet seen in the universe. The star is just 186 light years away from Earth and is at least 13.2 billion years old, and quite possibly many millions of years older than that. The Big Bang is calculated by scientists to have taken place about 13.77 billion years ago and the star, known only as HD 140283, was among the earliest stars to form. An artist's impression of how the oldest known star in the universe might look 'We believe this star is the oldest known in the Universe with a well determined age,' Howard Bond, an astronomer at Pennsylvania State University, told the American Astronomical Society.
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Star known as HD 140283 has been observed for more than a century
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It formed within the first 600 million years of the Big Bang
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Earth lies just 186 light years away from the oldest known star

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(CNN) -- Shoe prints left behind at the scene of several church fires in east Texas, as well as surveillance tapes and witness accounts, led police to two men now charged in one blaze and suspected in a string of others, according to court documents. Jason Robert Bourque, 19, and Daniel George McAllister, 21, are charged with one count of arson each in connection with a February 8 fire at Dover Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas. The blaze was one of 10 church fires in east Texas this year. Nine have been ruled arson, and authorities have said they believe Bourque and McAllister are responsible for them.
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Jason Bourque, Daniel McAllister charged with arson in connection with church fire
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Authorities think they are responsible for other church blazes in east Texas
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Gas station surveillance tape shows men close to church's at time of fire, court documents say
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Footprints also link suspect to churches

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Those anticipating a halt to the Alexis Sanchez One-Man Show during these winter months were again confounded by his all-action performance against Stoke. Two goals and one assist to add to his collection this season put Mark Hughes’s side to the sword and enhanced Sanchez’s position as the most potent forward in the Premier League. His £32million fee from Barcelona grows in value by the day. No player has been involved in more Premier League goals than Sanchez: 19. He has struck the back of the net 12 times himself, and made seven assists. Alexis Sanchez has hit the ground running since joining the Premier League with Arsenal from Barcelona
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Alexis Sanchez has scored 12 goals and made seven assists this season
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It is more involvement in goals than any other Premier League player has
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The Arsenal forward scored in their latest win over Stoke at the Emirates
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Sanchez has played up front, in the hole and out wide for the Gunners
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The ex-Barca forward has played 30 games in all competitions this season
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(CNN) -- Aside from winning his home state of Georgia and the bordering state of South Carolina, Newt Gingrich has had a lackluster performance in the Republican race. It is about time for Gingrich to step out of the race and endorse Rick Santorum. On Super Tuesday, Gingrich was fourth behind Ron Paul, who almost everyone acknowledges has no chance to win the nomination, in no fewer than four states. He finished respectably in Oklahoma (27%) and Tennessee (23%), but still badly trailed Santorum -- and even Mitt Romney -- in these conservative states where he would have had the best chance to garner support. Since then, Santorum swept the Kansas caucuses. Gingrich is now making a strong effort in two other Deep South states, Alabama and Mississippi, and his staffers are intimating that if he does not do well there he will leave the race.
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Stephen Krason: Newt Gingrich has had a lackluster performance in the GOP race
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Krason: Gingrich should step out of the race and endorse Rick Santorum
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He says Mitt Romney can't seem to broaden his support among Republicans
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Krason: Santorum is the only candidate who can take GOP nomination from Romney

Question: Let's see whether Republican voters really want a moderate of @placeholder's stripe to lead them.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The Screening Room went to the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane in the heart of London's West End, where a spectacular musical version of "The Lord of The Rings" is enjoying a successful run, to meet Indian composer A. R. Rahman, whose blend of Asian culture with rock and Western classical styles has revolutionized the Indian film industry. And now Rahman is about to make his mark in Hollywood. A. R. Rahman, interviewed by CNN's Screening Room Virtually unknown in Europe and the U.S., Rahman has sold 200 million albums worldwide -- more than the Beatles -- and is worshipped throughout much of Asia, where he's known as the Mozart of Madras.
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Composer A. R. Rahman has sold over 200 million albums worldwide
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The 'Mozart of Madras' works in both the Indian film industry and Hollywood
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Rahman's work includes the music for 'The Lord of the Rings' stage production

Question: Now he has added a @placeholder film score to his vast repertoire of movie music.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- The patter of rockets from Gaza into Israel continued Wednesday, according to Israeli authorities. And an al-Qaeda linked group claimed responsibility for launches that occurred a day earlier. The steady drip of projectiles has irked the Jewish state, which Tuesday conducted its first airstrikes into the Palestinian territory since the cease-fire that ended eight days of raging hostilities in November. Two explosions outside of an Israeli city near Gaza led police bomb disposal experts on a search for new rockets Wednesday, said spokesman Micky Rosenfeld. "We found one rocket that landed in the entrance of Sderot without causing injury, no damage. Luckily it fell in an open area."
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Israel will not tolerate rockets from Gaza, defense minister says
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Two explosions outside an Israeli city sent police looking for rockets
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Israel blames an incident in the Golan Heights on the Syrian government

Question: Israel Defense Forces said war planes accurately struck two terror targets in Gaza on Tuesday, but @placeholder security officials said the strike hit empty land, causing no injuries.

Question: 4,500 fellow inmates have gone on a three day hunger strike to protest his passing, according to a @placeholder prisoners' association.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- British reality TV star Jade Goody married Sunday after being told by doctors last week that her cancer is terminal. Jade Goody, pictured with fiance Jack Tweed Saturday,  before Sunday's wedding Goody, 27 tied the knot with boyfriend Jack Tweed, 21, in Hatfield Heath, Essex, east of London, UK media reported. After the ceremony Max Clifford, the couple's publicist, told waiting reporters that there had been "lots of tears and smiles and laughter" and that the congregation gave the newlyweds a standing ovation after the signing of the register. Goody sprung to fame in "Big Brother" in 2002, going on to launch a range of her own products and host TV shows.
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Publicist: Couple receive standing ovation, lots of tears, laughter, smiles
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British 'Big Brother' star fast-tracked plans to get married after cancer spread
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Shetty says she was invited to ceremony but unable due to film commitments
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Charities report marked increase in public seeking details about condition

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Brunswick, Georgia (CNN) -- The investigation into the shooting of a baby in Brunswick, Georgia -- a crime that's grabbed national headlines -- has taken yet another turn with the arrest of a local politician. The arrest stemmed from a verbal exchange between Brunswick City Commissioner James Henry Brooks and the family of one of the teen suspects in the slaying during the suspects' first court appearance on Monday. According to his attorney, Brooks told the family of De'Marquise Elkins, 17, that they didn't have to talk to police. "What he was trying to do, at the point and time that he was approached here at the courthouse, was just tell these folks you have a right to remain silent," Brooks' attorney Alan Tucker told reporters Friday.
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The city official is related to the family of one of the murder suspects, his wife says
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Attorney: James Henry Brooks wasn't trying to interfere with investigation
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Two Brunswick, Georgia, teenagers have been charged with murder

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Greensboro, North Carolina (CNN) -- A former aide to John Edwards testified Thursday about an unexpected pronouncement from a campaign videographer: She and the presidential candidate were in love. But Edwards later told him he was not in a relationship with Rielle Hunter, John Davis said. "He told me she was crazy and that he denied there was an affair," according to Davis. The assistant said he took Edwards at his word. Jurors on Thursday also heard from an interior designer who served as the conduit for hundreds of thousands of dollars of alleged coverup money from a wealthy Edwards benefactor. Bryan Huffman testified that neither he nor the donor knew that the money was to be used to conceal Edwards' extramarital affair with his mistress.
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Interior designer Bryan Huffman testifies about money handling
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Former aide John Davis talks about conservation with Rielle Hunter in Detroit in 2007
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Mistress told him she and John Edwards were in love, witness says
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Edwards is accused of filing false campaign disclosure reports

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By Mark Duell Last updated at 6:45 AM on 24th September 2011 The head of the International Monetary Fund warned today of a 'looming collapse in global demand' that would pitch world economies into a new recession. The comments of IMF chief Christine Lagarde came on the day that money markets and investors experienced their worst day for three years. She told politicians and leading economists in Washington that urgent action must be taken, alluding to 'dark clouds over Europe and hug uncertainty in the United States'. She added: 'The actions I am calling for today are not for the coming years – they are for the coming months.'
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All three Wall Street markets open down again after big falls on Thursday
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Stocks recover slightly but Dow Jones has worst week since October 2008
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London's FTSE 100 drops below important 5,000 mark before finishing up
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South Korea in banking chaos as market plunges 5.7 per cent overnight
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Dow tumbled 500 on Thursday to year-low before slight rebound at close
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Investor George Soros says U.S. economy already into double-dip recession
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Warnings of six weeks to save the Euro as European debt crisis deepens

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(CNN Student News) -- September 8, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Colorado • Texas • Japan Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: I'm Carl Azuz and you're watching CNN Student News! Today's headlines, no commercials. Bringing you stories from all over the U.S. today, and we start things off in Colorado. First Up: Colorado Wildfires AZUZ: That's where authorities are trying to put out a wildfire that's been burning for a couple days now. The state's governor has declared a state of emergency. The fire is near the city of Boulder. Around 3,500 people were told to leave their homes, and school was canceled in the area. As of yesterday afternoon, there hadn't been any reports of injuries. Planes, like the one you see here, are dropping fire retardant, chemicals that are used to try to put out the fires. The planes can only fly in certain conditions, though, so if the weather gets bad or the wind picks up, that can be problematic. Officials say that more equipment and more firefighters are heading to the area to help out with the efforts there.
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Learn about efforts to contain a wildfire burning across parts of Colorado
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Consider a controversy surrounding a protest that involves the Quran
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Head to Japan to visit a school that the principal runs like a business
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: AZUZ: Another group that's spoken out against this is the @placeholder military.


By Daily Mail Reporter Questions were being raised tonight after a football referee mistakenly showed a red card to the wrong black player during today's Arsenal-Chelsea game. Arsenal defender Kieran Gibbs was sent off the pitch after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain handled the ball on the goal-line during the Gunners' 6-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge. This caught the eyes of TV pundits who questioned if referee Andre Marriner was being racist and could not tell the difference between the two young black players. Mistaken identity: Gibbs (left) is shown a red card despite Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's handball Admission: Oxlade-Chamberlain even approached Marriner to tell him it was he who handled the ball
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Arsenal's Kieran Gibbs given red card after a teammate handled the ball
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Despite Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admitting it was him, Gibbs was sent off
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TV pundits later questioned if the referee was being racist as both are black

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By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 15:11 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 16:17 EST, 18 February 2014 These are the two ‘petite’ firearms officers set to receive payouts of £35,000 each after complaining their guns were too big for their small hands. Pictured for the first time, Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles won a sex discrimination case on the grounds they could not reach the trigger. Now the Mail can reveal the full extent of their claims, including how Miss Giles said she was ‘bullied, victimised and isolated’. Pictured: Officers Victoria Wheatley (left) and Rachael Giles (right) are set to receive payouts of £35,000 each
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Officers Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles set to receive £35,000 each
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Won sex discrimination case on grounds their guns were too big for hands
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Said Glock 17 weapons hindered their performances in firing range tests
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Also claimed protective gear was too big for their small heads and legs
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Both officers said they had complained to senior staff but were ignored
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During case, Miss Giles added she was 'bullied, victimised and isolated'
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Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) found guilty of sexual discrimination
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Central London Employment Tribunal dismissed claims of victimisation

Question: ‘This is to ensure that the @placeholder remains committed to providing the right training and equipment, together with a commitment to equal opportunities.’


The mark of a good team is they play poorly and win. Not as poorly as this, mind you. Manchester United were very ordinary indeed. Still, this is their fifth consecutive victory under Louis van Gaal and they have clawed their way up to third in the Premier League, so they must have something. What they had on Monday night was a world-class finisher in Robin van Persie. Since his title-winning first season at United he has often been criticised, but this was one of those occasions when he was the difference. Poor defending from Southampton — horrid for the first goal, in fact — was equally responsible for United’s win, but a lesser striker would not have taken his only two chances of the game with such assurance. To nutmeg the goalkeeper twice is no accident. Van Persie knew what he was doing.
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Robin van Persie capitalised on a Jose Fonte error to give Manchester United an early first half lead
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Graziano Pelle equalised for Southampton in the 31st minute with a blistering left-footed strike
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Van Persie restored United's lead on 71 minutes with the outside of his left-foot from a Wayne Rooney free-kick
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The Red Devils have won five straight league games, while Saints have lost their last three matches
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Van Persie proved United's star man, while Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata had shockers

Question: Credit to Wayne Rooney, who did well to apply pressure to centre-half @placeholder, but he cannot have expected to force such a thoughtlessly blind backpass.

Question: And sure enough, 71 minutes in, @placeholder were handed the bill for their profligacy.


Tirana, Albania (CNN) -- Tension escalated in the Albanian capital Thursday as opposition members clashed with police outside the building where a commission is still counting votes from a local election that was seen as a crucible for stability in the Balkan nation. Members of the opposition Socialist Party attempted to enter the commission building by force. Police pushed them back. Protests also erupted in three other towns, including Kavaja, where roads were blocked and people burned tires. At issue is a razor-thin Tirana mayoral race in which the head of the opposition, Edi Rama, held only a 10-vote lead. A final vote tabulation by the Central Election Committee could tip the results of the May 8 vote in favor of the government candidate, former Interior Minister Lulzim Basha.
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Clashes erupt at the central election panel, which is tabulating votes
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Political tension has run high in Albania since a 2009 disputed election

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Mad: Kim Jong Un points a gun - and has threatened to point his missiles at the US The nail-biting diplomatic tension over North Korea’s nuclear threats increased last night after despot Kim Jong-un targeted long-range missiles at Guam, America’s military foothold in the region. The rogue state’s president ordered two Musudan rockets and launchers – each capable of delivering one-ton warheads – to be set up in the east of his country, within possible striking range of Guam. Experts are divided on the range and accuracy of the untested Musudan rocket – and whether North Korea has the ability to fit it with a nuclear warhead – but the aggressive moves have spooked the US into further bolstering the defences of the Pacific island.
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180,000 people live in Guam which North Korea has threatened to attack

Question: ‘People in mainland @placeholder might get worked up about this but regulars here don’t even talk about it that much.


(CNN) -- Alexis Ohanian is a champion of the Internet as a catalyst that lets anyone become a publisher or a promoter of worthwhile causes. But for his first book -- which happens to be about that very topic -- Ohanian is turning to the traditional publishing channels. The book will tentatively be called "Without Your Permission: How the 21st Century Will Be Made -- Not Managed," said Ohanian, who co-founded website aggregator Reddit and started his own independent book publisher. To develop the book, he and his agent sought the services of Business Plus, an imprint of the Hachette Book Group-owned Grand Central Publishing.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian says he is writing a book
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He is leaving his post as head of marketing for travel-search site Hipmunk
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The book will include tips for Web entrepreneurs and people running viral campaigns

Question: After co-founding, leading and now advising Reddit, which continues to grow as its peers have withered, Ohanian helped launch the fast-growing travel search website @placeholder.


Hundreds of Yazidi refugees who were stranded on a barren mountainside in Iraq, surrounded on all sides by bloodthirsty Islamic State fighters, have been escorted to safety. Kurdish peshmerga forces used JCB-style diggers, tractors, trucks and donkeys to evacuate the persecuted minority, whose suffering help drag the U.S. into bombing raids on the jihadists. Some of the people were taken out on foot, in snaking lines through the desert. An estimated 5,000 were brought to safety by the Kurds, which could leave tens of thousands more still in acute danger in the Sinjar mountains. Scroll down for video Unconventional rescue: Kurdish peshmerga used all manner of vehicles to evacuate stranded Yazidi
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Soldiers used diggers, donkeys, tractors and trucks to escort persecuted minority from Sinjar mountain range
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Jihadist group earlier said it will kill Yazidi families in Koja, Hatimiya and Qaboshi unless they convert to Islam
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They are also surrounding thousands in Sinjar, near Turkish border, where Yazidi people fear slaughter at their hands
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Americans and Kurdish forces have made aid drops on the mountain, with British helicopters soon to join in
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Comes after Barack Obama authorised air strikes on Islamic State artillery emplacements and convoys yesterday

Question: They today received aid from @placeholder and American forces, who have intervened to protect the embattled minority group after an international outcry.

Question: Under fire: The film crew, embedded with the @placeholder fighters, also saw a firefight between the helicopter gunner and IS forces with anti-aircraft weapons


By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 04:51 EST, 25 May 2012 | UPDATED: 08:34 EST, 25 May 2012 Tony Blair will face the Leveson Inquiry on Monday, three days before embattled Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt takes the stand, it was announced today. Calls have been growing for the former Prime Minister to answer allegations that News International had 'unique access to Downing Street' during Labour's 13 years in power. MP Tom Watson told the the probe into press ethics this week that Mr Murdoch even tried to halt his anti-phone hacking campaign by asking Tony Blair to 'call him off'. Close? Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, right, and Rupert Murdoch, News Corporation Chairman and CEO, left, speak during a news conference held in conjunction with the Atlantic Council's 2008 annual awards dinner in Washington
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Jeremy hunt will give evidence on Thursday
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'I don't regret it': Cameron defends decision to hand BSkyB decision to Hunt
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Harriet Harman says the evidence of Hunt's wrongdoing was 'absolutely massive'
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'If we block it our media sector will suffer for years,' Mr Hunt told Cameron
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The document also adds James Murdoch was 'furious' with Vince Cable over his handling of the bid
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A source close to Mr Hunt said the memo did not mean he couldn't make an independent decision

Question: Mr @placeholder handed Mr Hunt responsibility for determining the bid after Mr Cable, who had previously been in charge of the issue, was caught on tape boasting that he had ‘declared war’ on News Corporation.


By Lucy Osborne To the millions of Benefits Street viewers, White Dee is the mouthy single mother who seems to fill her days chain-smoking and swearing on her doorstep. But her image on the Channel 4 show is somewhat at odds with how she presents herself when looking for love on a dating website. Self-proclaimed ‘mother of the street’, White Dee – whose real name is Deirdre Kelly – advertises herself on the Plenty Of Fish website as a blonde with ‘a few extra pounds’. She describes herself as ‘mean n moody – but nice!’ and lists her profession as ‘home maker’.
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'White Dee' wrote on her dating page: 'u mite actually njoy wats inside'
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Unemployed single mother lists her profession as a 'home maker'
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The mother-of-two said that she is 'looking for fun n friendship'

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(InStyle.com) -- History's best bathing suits aren't always practical -- Raquel Welch's Paleolithic two-piece from One Million Years B.C. wouldn't have lasted long in open water--but they're impossible to forget. InStyle fashion director Hal Rubenstein shares the top ten on-screen swimsuits that are forever in our memories. 1. URSULA ANDRESS in "Dr. No" (1962)   As Honey Rider, she stepped out of the Caribbean and into the fantasies of every guy longing to be James Bond. The matching knife belt was a cute touch. 2. PHOEBE CATES in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982)  Backed by a curtain of sprinkler-coated sunbeams, Cates's high school princess joined the pool party in a skimpy bikini as red as her lipstick. A besotted Judge Reinhold -- and a generation of teenage boys in the movie theater -- envisioned unhooking her top.
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Phoebe Cates wore a skimpy red bikini in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"
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Bo Derek may have been the best thing to happen to sales of the one-piece
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Welch's animal-skin bikini may be film's most famous bathing suit that never got wet

Question: @placeholder in "10" (1979)  Her perfect score has never been beaten.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama announced on Thursday -- St. Patrick's Day -- that he will stop in Ireland in May as a side trip from his state visit to the United Kingdom, and that he hopes to visit the birthplace there of his great-great-great-great-great grandfather. He made the announcement as he met with the Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny in the Oval Office. The birthplace is in Moneygall, he said, adding that he also plans to visit "famous sites" in the country. Obama -- clad in a light green tie and sporting shamrocks emerging from his suit pocket -- stressed the "incredible bond" between the two countries. Beyond the customary comments on his guest's leadership, the president thanked Ireland for its assistance with the U.S. effort in Afghanistan and on issues such as food security, and hailed progress and stability in Northern Ireland.
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Obama meets with Irish Prime Minister Kenny in the Oval Office
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The president says he will visit Ireland in May
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An evening reception for the prime minister is scheduled in the White House

Question: Obama said he heard the prime minister's game was pretty good so he may need to practice a bit before hitting the links with @placeholder.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel has announced plans to build hundreds of new homes in the disputed regions of East Jerusalem and the West Bank, a move that has drawn sharp criticism. The country's Land Administration on Monday published notices for bids to erect 609 units in Pisgat Zeev and 606 units in Ramot in East Jerusalem. It also reoffered bids for 72 homes in Ariel in the West Bank. Israel's building of settlements in the West Bank and housing construction in East Jerusalem have been major stumbling blocks in forging peace efforts and a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Bids are taken to build units in East Jerusalem and West Bank
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Peace Now argues the bids were timed as attention is turned toward the U.S. elections
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Palestinians deplore the move
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Israel says the plan has been in the works for a year

Question: Peace Now notes that the @placeholder tender is a remarketing of prospective units not sold in previous bidding last December.


(CNN) -- Ski queen Lindsey Vonn has put her return to racing on ice -- for now. The new World Cup ski season begins in the Austrian resort of Soelden this weekend but the Olympic downhill champion will not take part as she continues her comeback from a serious knee injury. Vonn was airlifted to hospital February after she landed heavily on her right knee on the opening day of the Alpine Ski World Championships in Austria. Less than seven months after her horror crash, the 29-year-old American returned to the slopes in Chile to test out her reconstructed knee.
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Lindsey Vonn will not compete in the opening World Cup skiing event in Soelden, Austria
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The American Olympic champion is recovering from a serious knee injury
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"Not racing is very hard for me," says Vonn
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Olympic super combined champion Bode Miller returns to World Cup racing

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By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 15:00 EST, 18 November 2013 | UPDATED: 18:01 EST, 18 November 2013 Europe's most active volcano Mount Etna has erupted - spewing molten lava thousand of feet above the Sicilian countryside. The two-day explosion last weekend was the third major burst of activity in under a month, after eruptions on October 26 and again on November 10-11, with the latter burying a seismic station and the access road. The latest outburst sent thick plumes of smoke and ash over the Italian island last night. It was at its height between midnight and 5am on Sunday morning.
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Mount Etna's latest eruption was caught on camera from Acireale, near Cantania, by German geologist Tom Pfeiffer
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The third outburst in a month, it spewed molten lava into the air and sent plumes of smoke and ash over the island
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Europe's most active volcano, almost one million years old, currently stands at 10,925 feet tall and is still growing

Question: Experts believe the eruption may have sparked a change in the structure of a vent, perhaps into a particularly circular shape - allowing @placeholder to spew the unusual smoke-like formations.


(CNN) -- President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt is on a mission -- to return his country to its rightful place as the "indispensable" Arab state after what he saw as the dangerous chaos of Muslim Brotherhood rule under his predecessor, Mohamed Morsy. He also is determined to resist the spread of Islamist militancy, now entrenched in Sinai and spilling into Egypt from Libya. Since leading the ouster of Morsy a year ago, el-Sisi has hounded the Muslim Brotherhood underground; hundreds of its members have been arrested and many sentenced to death. Morsy himself languishes in jail and is on trial for inciting murder and other offenses.
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Egypt takes a central role in the cease-fire talks to end the latest Gaza conflict
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Egypt's President is determined to resist the spread of Islamist militancy
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Egyptian mediation is not without risks
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Egyptian diplomacy will be tested reconciling Israel's and the Palestinians' demands

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By Daily Mail Reporter and James Nye PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 7 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:22 EST, 7 June 2013 An independent audio expert believes that George Zimmerman is most likely the harrowing voice screaming for help in the crucial 911 call made seconds before Trayvon Martin was shot dead. As attorney's convene back in court in Florida today to continue a hearing to determine whether jurors will even listen to the phone call - this new revelation significantly bolsters Zimmerman's claim of self-defense. ABC News exclusively obtained a sample of the distressing emergency call - which could prove pivotal once the trial of 29-year-old Zimmerman begins - and sent it to Kent Gibson of Forensic Audio.
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Exclusive ABC News evaluation reveals that the voice heard screaming for help on 911 call is George Zimmerman and not Trayvon Martin
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Attorney had yesterday requested confidential testimony as some witnesses said they were concerned for their safety
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But judge rejected request after arguments from media and prosecutors
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Zimmerman's trial for 2012 murder of Trayvon Martin starts next week

Question: The information includes @placeholder possibly holding a gun and smoking marijuana.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Jordan's King Hussein sent a secret message to President Richard Nixon in 1970 pleading with him to attack Syria, according to declassified documents released Wednesday by the former president's library. President Nixon works at his desk in the Oval Office in a June 1972 photograph. The papers are among about 10,000 documents released by the Nixon Presidential Library, some of which offer harbingers of present-day events, such as concerns about terrorism and Saudi Arabia. Library director Timothy Naftali said the documents describe challenges such as how to get the Saudis more involved in solving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, how to get them more engaged against terrorism, how to address the Arab view that the United States always sides with Israel and how to build up moderate Palestinians to counter extremists.
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Telegram: King Hussein wanted U.S. strike on invading Syrian troops in 1970
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Nixon White House urged Saudis to distance from PLO's Fatah organization
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Papers also discuss Israeli acquisition of nuclear weapon
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Documents among 10,000 papers released Wednesday by Nixon Library

Question: "@placeholder had invaded Jordan and the Jordanian king, facing what he felt was a military rout, said please help us in any way possible."


Egypt's new temporary government began to take shape on Sunday, with reformer and Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei sworn in as the country's interim vice president for foreign relations. Nabil Fahmy, former Egyptian ambassador to the United States, accepted the post of foreign minister, he told CNN. Ahmed Galal, a liberal economist educated in the United States and a World Bank veteran, has been appointed as finance minister, and Hisham Zaazou will retain his post as tourism minister, the state-run MENA news agency said. These are key first steps in establishing a civilian governance, after the military overthrew President Mohammed Morsy in a coup early this month.
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U.S. diplomat visiting Cairo, stressing support, end of violence
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The new foreign minister once was the envoy to Washington
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A World Bank vet was picked as finance minister
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The tourism minister, who has no ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, retains his post

Question: The United States has long had a close relationship with @placeholder and a high-ranking diplomat is visiting there to "underscore U.S. support for the Egyptian people," the State Department said.

Question: Prosecutors also froze the assets of 14 people, including prominent Muslim Brotherhood figures, as they investigate violence in @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- It looks like Marco Rubio isn't laying low anymore. The senator from Florida and possible 2016 Republican presidential candidate followed up a Friday swing through the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire with some candid comments on Sunday talk shows about the next race for the White House. And following a White House report that declared the effects of climate change are upon us, Rubio said in numerous interviews that he doesn't believe that humans are causing global warming, and doesn't think any action can reverse that course. The moves by Rubio put him back in the 2016 spotlight, which he's avoided for much of the past year.
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After spending much of the last year dodging 2016 talk, Marco Rubio re-emerges
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Rubio follows up high-profile events with swing through Sunday talks shows
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Florida senator takes shots at President Obama, potential 2016 candidates

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(CNN) -- Decades after the end of colonial rule, thousands of elderly Kenyans are getting compensation and an apology from Britain for years of torture during the fight for independence. Britain announced a Â£19.9 million ($30 million) settlement Thursday for human rights violations during its colonial rule in the East African nation. "The British government sincerely regrets that these abuses took place and that they marred Kenya's progress towards independence," British Foreign Secretary William Hague said. The victims had accused the former colonial master of a series of human rights violations, including rape, illegal detentions and castration. "The elderly victims of torture now at last have the recognition and justice they have sought for many years,"said Martyn Day of Leigh Day, the law firm that represented the plaintiffs. "For them, this significance of this moment cannot be overemphasized."
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The abuse occurred from 1952 to 1961
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Fighters from the Mau Mau movement battled British forces for land and freedom
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Colonial forces killed thousands of fighters and detained others

Question: The Mau Mau veterans' claims, issued in 2009, faced resistance from @placeholder, which said the statute of limitations had expired.


(CNN) -- When it comes to airline alliances, there is safety and profitability in numbers -- even more so as the industry tries to stave off the worst effects of the Great Recession and sluggish recovery, where we have seen mergers and code share agreements. All the major European airlines are part of one of the three big alliances. There is Star (the biggest) based around Lufthansa and United Airlines; Skyteam based around Air France/KLM and Delta; and Oneworld based around BA and American Airlines. Alliances are a key part of the aviation industry. According to Oneworld CEO Bruce Ashby, 86% of the revenue from travel between the world's top 100 cities business is booked with alliances. "Passengers who travel for business are heavily invested in alliances carriers," he says.
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Qatar Airways was the first Gulf carrier to join one of the three big alliances
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"Alliances competing for members," says Oneworld CEO Bruce Ashby
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Gulf carriers' location and capacity make them important players in aviation
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But Star Alliance has "no aspirations" to have a Gulf carrier as a member, says CEO

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These images capture the world's most famous nightclub Studio 54 during its 33-month existence, populated by celebrities such as Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart and Andy Warhol. The wild success of the 70s New York club has forever been put down to owner Steve Rubell's first rule of partying: 'The key to a good party is filling a room with guests more interesting than you.' By 1978, within a year of transforming it from a theatre to a nightclub, Studio 54 had made $7million and Rubell was quoted as saying 'only the Mafia made more money.' Scroll down for video Singer Rod Stewart with Studio 54 owner Steve Rubell (L) and Alana Hamilton (C) at Studio 54
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Studio 54's rule for a good party: Invite guests more interesting than you
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It was opened in 1977 for just 33 months and made $7million in first year
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Bianca Jagger rode a white horse through the club on her 30th birthday
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Owner Steve Rubell once gave Andy Warhol a bin full of money for birthday
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It shut after 1979 raid by taxman who found money stashed all over club

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 12:48 EST, 27 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:23 EST, 28 September 2013 Unusual move: David Cameron plans to keep his senior ministers where they are David Cameron has today revealed that his most senior ministers will not be moved in the Government reshuffle expected early next month. In a highly unusual move Mr Cameron said George Osborne, William Hague, Theresa May, Michael Gove and Iain Duncan Smith will all be singled out for praise when he makes his keynote speech to the Conservative Party conference next week. In an interview with regional newspapers, Mr Cameron said: ‘I will be referring strongly to the great team that I have got.
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George Osborne, William Hague, Theresa May, Michael Gove and Iain Duncan Smith will all be singled out for praise
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Effectively guarantees the five ministers their jobs in the delayed reshuffle

Question: Home Secretary Theresa May and Chancellor @placeholder will be staying put after the prime minister praised them for knowing their departments well and delivering good results


(AOL Autos) -- President Barack Obama's new presidential limousine grabbed some headlines this year - especially in Detroit -- when General Motors announced in January that Obama was getting a brand-new 2009 Cadillac Presidential Limousine, the first presidential limo that did not carry a specific model name. The Obama limo has high-tech security features that Kennedy's limo lacked. That got me to thinking about another famous (or, perhaps more accurately, infamous) presidential limo -- one that for many years has been sitting on display, for all the world to see, at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, right in the heart of Ford country -- and just five minutes from my home.
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Historians compare Obama to Kennedy, in terms of his charisma and popularity
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The Kennedy limo represents a more innocent and less anxiety-ridden time in history
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GM and the Secret Service have been tight-lipped about the Obama limo
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The government has retained ownership of recent limos, says museum curator

Question: At the time of his assassination, Kennedy's limo had none of the high-tech features that protect Obama today -- nor was it even equipped with any of those features that have protected every other president since @placeholder.


Mexico City (CNN) -- The name of the Facebook page matches the personality of its administrator: Courage for Tamaulipas. Tamaulipas is the northeastern Mexican state that borders Texas, a diverse place whose reputation is overshadowed by violence carried out by rival drug cartels. Under threats from the drug gangs, many media outlets make the choice to self-censor and not cover the violence. But reporting violence is precisely what Courage for Tamaulipas does. The Facebook page, which has reported on the region's violence for more than a year, will remain active despite a bounty put on the administrator, presumably by a cartel.
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Fliers offer a reward for information on the identify of a Mexican blogger
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The blogger is the administrator of a Facebook page about local violence
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The blogger vows to continue posting news on his Facebook page

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- The two teen girls were close friends, each looking forward to a summer trip to California to improve their English. Ye Mengyuan excelled at the piano, just as she did in her academics. Wang Linjia enjoyed calligraphy and, according to local media, her work at the school's TV and radio stations. Classmates since junior high, the girls often ate lunch together at school, and few were surprised that they chose to sit together on the 10-hour flight that led to their deaths Saturday. Asiana Airlines Flight 214 had started in Shanghai, China, where the two girls boarded. Then, with a stop in Seoul, South Korea, the flight headed for San Francisco.
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NEW: Parents of the two girls killed arrive in San Francisco
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NEW: Asiana Airlines' CEO apologized to the parents during their layover in Seoul
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Ye Mengyuan and Wang Linjia, both 16, both died after the crash
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One of the girls killed may have been hit by emergency vehicle

Question: Once they recover, they will be returning to @placeholder for the summer instead of coming to camp, he said.

Question: A keen painter and calligrapher, @placeholder produced artwork that was said to hang on the wall of her father's office.


Sadiq Khan, Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary, has received death threats after voting in favour of gay marriage Britain's most senior Muslim MP has received death threats after voting in favour of gay marriage. Police have told Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Shadow Justice Secretary, that the threats are credible enough that he should review the security around him and his family following the Commons vote. Officers in his Tooting constituency in London have been put on high alert, and will respond ‘extra-quick’ should an incident be reported at his home. The Metropolitan Police has also advised Mr Khan, 42, that they may put more officers around him if further threats are made.
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Police have told Sadiq Khan he should review the security around him and his family following the Commons vote
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Officers in his Tooting constituency in London have been put on high alert
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Khan was among 400 MPs, five Muslim, who voted in favour of the bill

Question: Some veiled threats against all the @placeholder MPs who backed gay marriage are visible online.