Louis van Gaal gave an intriguing insight into his infamous management style during an animated morning at Holland's pre-World Cup training camp. The 62-year-old Dutchman is set to be named as David Moyes's permanent replacement at Manchester United next week but is busy preparing his Holland squad for the summer showpiece in Brazil. While many of his country's stars - such as United striker Robin van Persie - are still involved in club action across Europe, Van Gaal is working with players from the Dutch league whose domestic season is already over. VIDEO Scroll down to watch van Gaal: Manchester United is the biggest club in the world
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Louis van Gaal is taking a Holland training camp this week
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Manchester United are set to name him as their new boss
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Van Gaal is preparing the Dutch squad for the World Cup in Brazil
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The 62-year-old was spotted leading training in an animated fashion
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Van Gaal was pictured grabbing Ajax midfielder Davy Klaassen's arm

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The company behind Doughnut King and Michel’s Patisserie is set to buy coffee chain Gloria Jean's for $163.5 million from Hillsong board member. Retail Food Group will buy the global franchising and coffee roasting business from Gloria Jean’s executive chairman Nabi Saleh’s private company. The store  opened its first Australian outlet in 1996 in Miranda, southern Sydney, when Saleh and Peter Irvine brought Gloria Jean's to Australia. Retail Food Group is buying the coffee chain from the man who brought the franchise to Australia Saleh, who is also the Hillsong church board member, has committed to remain with the business for a minimum of two years, along with his senior management team.
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Takeaway and cafe giant is buying the coffee chain from the man who brought the franchise to Australia
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Retail Food Group also owns Donut King, Michel's Patisserie, Brumby's Bakery, Esquires Coffee, Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar and Pizza Capers
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Its purchase of Gloria Jean's is expected to be settled by December

Question: 'We have long known that @placeholder has extraordinary potential for growth, but we couldn't have been more impressed by how quickly RFG recognised this potential,' he said.


(CNN) -- The man once known as Canada's "prince of pot" is now a federal inmate in the U.S. system after a judge in Washington sentenced him Friday to five years in prison. Marijuana activist Marc Emery pleaded guilty in May in U.S. District Court in Seattle, Washington, to a single count of conspiracy to manufacture marijuana after an 18-month investigation into the seed-selling business Emery operated from his head shop in Vancouver, British Columbia. By imposing the five-year sentence, which includes four years of supervised probation, U.S. District Judge Ricardo S. Martinez honored a plea deal that Emery, 52, entered into with U.S. authorities to avoid a lengthier sentence.
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Marijuana activist Marc Emery sentenced for selling marijuana seeds to U.S. customers
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In plea deal with federal prosecutors, Emery admitted to operating seed-selling business
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Emery's lawyer, supporters, claim his prosecution was politically motivated
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"I regret not choosing other methods -- legal ones -- to achieve my goals," Emery says

Question: By his own account, he has been arrested at least a dozen times since 1995 related to his activism, and @placeholder police have raided his shop several times since it opened in 1994.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Did a Russian fire the missile that downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17? That depends on who you ask. A top Ukrainian official says he has no doubt. Vitaly Nayda, Ukraine's director of informational security, told CNN the person who shot down the flight was "absolutely" a Russian. "A Russian-trained, well-equipped, well-educated officer ... pushed that button deliberately," he said. "We taped conversations" between a Russian officer and his office in Moscow, Nayda said. "We know for sure that several minutes before the missile was launched, there was a report" to a Russian officer that the plane was coming, he said.
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NEW: It's unclear how much of a role Russia played, U.S. intelligence says
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The European Union agrees on a plan for new sanctions to include Russia
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Ukraine opens criminal cases against Russian defense minister and businessman
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Dutch official: At least 200 bodies were on the train; more could be at crash site

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:15 EST, 3 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:49 EST, 3 February 2014 Police say a man who alleges he was shot by former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been shot again, this time in the football star’s home state of Connecticut. Hartford police Lt. Brian Foley says Alexander Bradley was shot several times in the leg Sunday night outside the Vevo Lounge Bar & Grill. Bradley allegedly then fired shots at the front of the club before being caught and taken to a hospital. He's expected to survive.
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Alexander Bradley was shot at a Connecticut nightclub over the weekend
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He previously filed a suit claiming Aaron Hernandez shot him in the face- causing him to lose an eye- outside a nightclub in Miami, Florida
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Police believe the two men were involved in a 2012 double murder
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Comes as prosecutors say Carlos Ortiz will not be called by the prosecution in Aaron Hernandez's murder trial
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Ortiz is one of two men allegedly in the car with Hernandez the night Odin Lloyd was killed

Question: Second time as a victim: @placeholder, seen here in an October 2013 court appearance, claimed that the first altercation with Hernandez took place in Miami, Florida


By Jill Reilly Argentinian president Cristina Kirchner has been accused of spending close to £20,000 a day to have the presidential plane bring her the daily newspapers while she was on holiday. An Argentinian television claims she had the papers flown to the town of Rio Gallegos, in the south Argentinian province of Santa Cruz. Footage aired on the programme shows a paper boy leaving the plane in Santa Cruz airport with the newspapers that were then delivered to the president at her house. Argentinian president Cristina Kirchner has been accused of spending close to £20,000 a day to have the presidential plane bring her the daily newspapers while she was on holiday
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Kirchner was staying in the town of Rio Gallegos, southern Argentinian
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Footage aired on the programme shows a paper boy leaving the plane
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Shown leaving Santa Cruz airport with newspapers that were then delivered

Question: @placeholder fears that granting the 'vulture fund' holdout investors complete repayment could trigger similar claims from other bondholders.


(CNN) -- For the elite basketball stars of the NBA and WNBA, winning Olympic gold is a given. Silver is for the losers. The U.S. men's team has been champion 13 out of 16 times since 1936. American women have topped the podium six out of eight. "Second place is unacceptable," says legendary center Hakeem Olajuwon, who was in the U.S. "Dream Team" that topped the podium in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. With teammates such as Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley and Scottie Pippen, the Nigerian-American, who was born in Lagos, quickly came to realize that reality. "Coming to the United States, being there for so long, then it becomes -- you are expected to win gold," he told CNN's Aiming for Gold show.
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United States has dominated men's and women's Olympic basketball
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Legendary center Hakeem Olajuwon played in 1996 "Dream Team"
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Luis Scola was in Argentina team which snapped U.S. domination in 2004
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WNBA star Lisa Leslie won four straight gold medals for U.S..from 1996-2008

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Mission accomplished -- Team USA booked its place in the last-16 of the World Cup after escaping from one of the tournament's toughest groups. Jurgen Klinsmann's men slumped to a 1-0 defeat by Germany in Thursday's final Group G game but still qualified despite Portugal defeating Ghana 2-1. Thomas Muller's second-half strike condemned the U.S. to defeat following a rain-soaked contest in Recife. But Cristiano Ronaldo's late strike for Portugal inflicted defeat on Ghana and ensured the Americans qualified in second place on goal difference. The U.S. will now travel to Salvador where its opponent will be Belgium on Tuesday, while Germany will face Algeria on Monday.
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Team USA qualify for last 16 despite 1-0 defeat by Germany
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Thomas Muller's fourth goal of the tournament seals victory
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Portugal defeats Ghana 2-1 to finish third
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Germany wins group with USA second on goal difference

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Michael Gove's week is going from bad to worse. First he was dumped from the Cabinet as Education Secretary, then he lost his first vote in his new role as government Chief Whip. Now it has emerged he became trapped in a toilet in the Houses of Parliament and nearly missed another key vote in the Commons. Michael Gove was ousted as Education Secretary in the reshuffle, to the delight of teaching unions, but his new job as Chief Whip does not seem to be going according to plan Mr Gove’s sudden departure from the Department for Education was one of the big shocks of the reshuffle, in which Mr Cameron promoted several women and Eurosceptics.
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Michael Gove was demoted to Chief Whip in Cameron's dramatic reshuffle
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Gloating teachers celebrated the sudden demise of their Tory nemesis
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Strategists feared his 'toxic' reputation was damaging the education reforms
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Labour ambush him with surprise Commons vote, and win by 203 to 16
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As MPs walked through the voting lobbies, he was trapped in a toilet
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Poll shows just 22% of voters like him and 11% think he would be a good PM

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There is a well-worn saying that footballers should always play the game, not the occasion. Given that Sunday's eagerly-anticipated Old Firm clash will be the first for many of those on the pitch, that adage seems particularly poignant. Derby debutants could do a lot worse than talk to David Robertson. The Ibrox legend was no stranger to high-pressure semi-finals before arriving at Ibrox in 1991, having won the Scottish Cup and League Cup with Aberdeen. David Robertson (right) was sent off in his first game playing for Rangers against Celtic Rangers boss Kenny McDowall poses with the Scottish League Cup ahead of the Old Firm clash with Celtic
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David Robertson was sent off after six minutes for Rangers against Celtic
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He wants Rangers to learn from his error on Sunday at Hampden Park
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They play each other in the Scottish League Cup semi-final

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Monmouth, Oregon (CNN) -- Images of destroyed homes, people sleeping in the streets and broken freeways reveal the recent tragedy of Chile. Who would think that after the horror of Port-au-Prince, restless geological plates would so quickly wreak havoc in another nation? The Earth seems at war with itself. But, as many have observed, Chile is not Haiti. Chile's economy is one of the fastest-growing in Latin America. This earthquake will do little to slow down that down. In Santiago, dominated by industries, corporate offices and financial institutions, most people will return to work within a week. But there is another side of Chile for which the picture cannot be as optimistic: the depressed areas that have never enjoyed the nation's economic boom. These are "callampas," or impoverished wards of major cities and small towns that have been bypassed by progress. Unfortunately, the earthquake has hit these areas the hardest. The question is now, how will the government address these people's need for housing and employment?
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John Rector says that unlike Haiti, Chile can rebuild on strong economy
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Incoming president must modify globalization goals, focus on social problems, he says
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Rector: Chile must provide social leadership, not just economic

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PUBLISHED: 11:55 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 26 June 2013 Airlines including British Airways have been accused of purchasing headphones manufactured at a Chinese jail where prisoners were beaten for missing production targets. A former inmate of China's Dongguan Prison has claimed he made disposable headsets for British Airways, Qantas and Emirates while he was behind bars. Danny Cancian, who is from New Zealand and was released from Dongguan last year, told the Australian Financial Review prisoners were punished for slow production rates by being 'taken outside and tasered'. British Airways has emphatically denied using prison labour in its supply chain and said all of its suppliers were subject to 'rigorous' checks.
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Former inmate of China's Dongguan Prison told of 'cruel environment' at jail
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Claimed he made headphones for British Airways, Emirates and Qantas
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Cyber insecurity: Marc Goodman, a security consultant for organizations like the United Nations and Interpol, has a forthcoming book  about how technology may give the upper hand to criminals It isn't just researchers finding applications for brain scanning and artificial intelligence, but rather criminals who may be able to exploit these emerging technologies faster than they can be secured. A new book from security consultant Marc Goodman called Future Crimes exposes the possible threats that a technologically advanced future poses. 'I could see a horrific scenario wherein somebody is kidnapped and threatened that unless they pay an exorbitant sum, their lifelong memories of their wife or daughter would be erased,' Goodman told Singularity Hub.
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Security adviser Marc Goodman predicted criminals will exploit technology like artificial intelligence and brain scanning
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His forthcoming book, Future Crimes, examines the state of security architecture and the change electronic threats posed by criminals
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Goodman, who has advised FBI and Interpol, has called for a cyber 'Manhattan Project'

Question: One particular area of concern for @placeholder is the advancement of artificial intelligence, the ability of computers to perform traditional cognitive functions such as reason, learn and plan.


The father of a man killed while riding his bike early on New Year's Day along a dual carriageway has described his son as 'a true family man'. James Stephenson, 32, from Liphook, Hampshire was struck by a car at 7.30am on New Year's Day near his home. The married father-of-two was pronounced dead at the scene. James Stephenson, pictured, was killed riding his bicycle early on New Year's Day near his Hampshire home A 33-year-old man from Waterlooville has been arrested in connection with the accident on the A3, pictured His family released a statement outlining their loss: 'James Stephenson was a true family man, married to Lisa with two daughters, Faith, aged three, and Ellie, seven months. He was the second child of Kevin and Caroline, a brother to Claire and Ben, and his sudden premature death has shocked them all.
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James Stephenson was riding near his home early on New Year's Day
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He bicycle was struck by a car on the A3 near Liphook in Hampshire
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The 32-year-old father-of-two was declared dead at the scene of the crash
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A 33-year-old man from Waterlooville has been arrested after the incident

Question: 'He will be remembered for his willingness to always help others and as a wonderful son to Caroline and Kevin, as a devoted husband to @placeholder and father to Faith and Ellie.'


By Sean O'hare PUBLISHED: 10:44 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:46 EST, 13 December 2012 Japanese fighter jets were scrambled today after a Chinese plane was spotted over the disputed East China Sea Islands. The F-15s were sent to the remote islands which are controlled by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing as the territorial row between the two nations grows. It is the first time a Chinese aircraft has violated the airspace over the islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China. The Chinese government said it was carrying out a routine operation but Japan issued a formal protest before sending up to six planes to the area.
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First time Chinese aircraft has 'violated airspace over disputed islands'
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China says it is merely carrying out a normal operation
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Japan has issued formal protest after sending six F15s to the area

Question: '@placeholder requires the Japanese side stop illegal activities in the waters and airspace of the Diaoyu islands.'


By Claire Ellicott PUBLISHED: 20:05 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 05:29 EST, 10 January 2014 Disfigured: Naomi Oni of Dagenham, East London, was permanently scarred after she was attacked on her way home from work at Victoria's Secret A student who allegedly threw acid in her friend’s face said she wanted to have her raped, a court was told yesterday. Mary Konye, 21, is also said to have asked Muslim students about where to buy a niqab, or Islamic veil, telling them she had to go to a Muslim relative’s funeral.
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Court hears that Mary Konye told friend she planned to disfigure Naomi Oni
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Omolola Vincent said: 'She told me she had acid. She bought it online'
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Konye admits wearing a niqab to follow Miss Oni, but denies attacking her

Question: Miss @placeholder, who had studied chemistry at college, told the court that Konye had quizzed her about the laboratory and had asked whether there was acid.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The portrait of Michael Jackson in the last week of his life, painted by people close to him, is a disturbing picture of an emaciated man, unable to sleep or eat, and unlikely to be ready for his comeback concerts just days away. "Oh, my God, Turkle, I can see Michael's heart beat through the skin in his chest," stylist Michael Bush said after a costume fitting six days before his death on June 19, 2009. Turkle is the nickname of makeup artist Karen Faye, who testified Thursday and Friday in Jackson's wrongful death trial. Her testimony has been the most dramatic so far.
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"I can see Michael's heart beat through the skin in his chest," stylist says
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"Get him a bucket of chicken," manager says
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"It was such a cold response, it broke my heart," makeup artist says
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Wife Debbie Rowe "was obviously in love with Michael," witness says

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Question: @placeholder's testimony on Friday offered a glimpse at Jackson's relationship with Rowe, suggesting there was romance involved, or at least jealously.


Tokyo (CNN) -- Japan will begin enforcing an often-flouted evacuation order and keep people out of the 20-km zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, a top official announced Wednesday. About 78,000 people have homes in the evacuation zone, and many have been going back to retrieve belongings, and check on farms and businesses in recent weeks. Animal rescue groups have gone in to get pets for owners who didn't expect to be gone for more than a month, and numerous journalists have ventured inside to document conditions. All that needs to stop "to guarantee the health and safety of the people," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano told reporters Wednesday.
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A government official says the crackdown is needed for public safety
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"I wish I could trust the government, but I can't," an evacuee tells CNN

Question: Four days after the tsunami, @placeholder advised residents in a second belt, from 10km to 20 km away from the plant, to stay indoors if they remained in the area; and on April 11, it said residents of several other towns outside the zone to be ready to evacuate soon.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:47 EST, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 20:26 EST, 20 September 2012 DJ Adam 12, whose musical partner was left spinning the decks at Obama's fundraiser on Tuesday night, made a heartfelt plea to the MTV crowd to show their support in the run-up to the November 6 elections. The President attended a fundraiser hosted by Beyoncé and Jay-Z at the hip-hop mogul's 40/40 Club in Manhattan where guests paid $40,000 a head. Scroll down for video Turning the tables: DJ Adam 12 spoke in support of the Obama campaign and urged voters to do what they can to support the President following a fundraiser hosted by Beyonce and Jay-Z on Tuesday in New York
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DJ Adam 12 appealed to voters to 'throw a club' after A-list couple hold $40,000-a-head fundraiser for Obama at 40/40 club in Manhattan

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- A devout Hindu said Wednesday he was confident that a British court will rule that laws preventing him from being cremated on an open-air funeral pyre in "a sacrament of fire" are a breach of his human rights. Davender Ghai arrives at the High Court for his challenge to be allowed to be cremated on a funeral pyre. Davender Ghai, who emigrated to England from Kenya in 1958, has a number of ailments including diabetes, asthma, anemia and a degenerative spinal disease but says he fears he will not be allowed to die with "dignity." The 70-year-old spiritual healer said that when he does die, he would like his eldest son Sanjay, who lives in Canada, to light the pyre as his family watches what they believe is his soul being released from his body.
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British Hindu fights in court to be allowed to be cremated on funeral pyre
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He says local officials' refusal to allow funeral pyre breach his human rights
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Officials: Cremations outside of crematoria are illegal under 1902 Cremation Act

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Liverpool striker Divock Origi has revealed he is in regular contact with Brendan Rodgers as he aims to impress during his loan spell back in France at Lille. The Belgium international has scored four times in five starts for the French club on loan this season since signing for Liverpool from Lille for £10million this summer. Origi was sent back to Ligue 1 for this season following the arrival of Mario Balotelli at Anfield but insists he has not been forgotten by Liverpool. Liverpool striker Divock Origi, scoring against Wolfsburg on loan for Lille, hopes to impress back in France
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Belgium international signed for Liverpool for £10million this summer
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Divock Origi rejoined Lille in Ligue 1 on a season-long loan deal
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Striker has scored four times in five starts for Lille this season
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Origi has revealed he is in regular contact with Brendan Rodgers

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Broadcasters last night threatened to go ahead with televised election debates with or without David Cameron. The ‘take it or leave it’ offer by BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4 came as bosses published revised plans that will now involve the leaders of seven parties. Along with the Tories, Labour, Lib Dems and Ukip, TV executives have extended the invitation to the Green Party, the Scottish Nationalist Party and Welsh nationalists Plaid Cymru. Scroll down for video Tory leader David Cameron has come under pressure to sign up to debates with Lib Dem Nick Clegg and Labour's Ed Miliband
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Broadcasters agree to David Cameron's demand for a role for the Greens
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New plan would see one TV battle between Cameron and Miliband
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BBC and ITV would then host separate debates with seven-strong line-up
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TV chiefs say debates will go ahead with or without Cameron and Clegg
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But minor parties are furious over snub - including Respect and the DUP

Question: He said: ‘In light of the extension of the debates to smaller and regional parties, the failure of the broadcasters to invite the @placeholder to participate is inexplicable.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Five former Blackwater security guards, indicted in a 2007 shooting incident in Baghdad that left 17 Iraqis dead, will surrender to the FBI on Monday, a source told CNN on Saturday. An Iraqi woman looks at a blood-stained car of two women killed in the 2007 Nusoor Square shooting. The men were identified as Donald Ball, 26, of West Valley City, Utah; Dustin Heard, 27, of Knoxville, Tennessee. ; Evan Liberty, 26, of Rochester, New Hampshire; Nick Slatten, 25, of Sparta, Tennessee; and Paul Slough, 29, of Keller, Texas. All have served in the military. Two people with knowledge of the case said Friday that a sixth security guard is in plea negotiations.
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Five former Blackwater guards identified
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Sources say they are charged in 2007 shooting that killed 17 Iraqis
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Sixth guard in plea negotiations, sources say
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Question: @placeholder has been told by the government that the company will not face charges, according to several sources.


By David Kent Ivory Coast captain Didier Drogba stressed the need to put the team ahead of his personal ambitions after helping the African nation kick off their World Cup campaign with victory over Japan. Drogba did not start but came on in the second half and helped provide the inspiration for a 2-1 come-from-behind win in Recife. ‘I was disappointed (not to start),’ the 36-year-old Drogba said. ‘But I have to show my respect to those that started. Scroll down for videos... Game changer! Didier Drogba came on to inspire Ivory Coast to a 2-1 win against Japan Unselfish: Former Chelsea striker accepts that the team is more important than his own personal glory
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Didier Drogba knows he has to put the team before personal glory in Brazil
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Ivory Coast defeated Japan 2-1 in their opening World Cup game
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Drogba came on as substitute to change the game with goals from Wilfried Bony and Gervinho
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Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni says his side played below their best

Question: Against the @placeholder, we didn’t play to our standards.'


Determined: Jo Bryant, 29, from Horncastle in Lincolnshire has a cardiac sarcoma heart tumour When keen sportswoman Jo Bryant began collapsing during short runs on the hockey pitch she knew there was something deeply wrong with her body. But the last thing on her mind – and those of her doctors – was that the cause of her rapidly deteriorating health was the rarest form of cancer in the world. Within months, Jo, now 29, was told the cardiac sarcoma heart tumour she was suffering from was terminal and in her words, she ‘wouldn’t be growing old’. Elite sports event organiser Jo recalls the moment doctors were left as shocked as she was after she referred herself to a private specialist.
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Jo Bryant, 29, has a cardiac sarcoma heart tumour and was told by doctors that it was terminal and she would not 'be growing old'
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In February, doctors gave Jo 6-12 months to live, but she decided to have further gruelling chemotherapy - her tumours are shown to have shrunk
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Jo: 'I will never give up and that is my promise to all my friends and family'

Question: Royal approval: Since the formation of Team JB, support has flooded in from countless famous faces including @placeholder


A top leader of Yemen's Al Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers. Nasr al-Ansi, a commander of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP as the branch is known, appeared in an 11-minute internet video, saying that the massacre at Charlie Hebdo was in 'vengeance for the prophet'. The paper had published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, which is considered an insult in Islam. Scroll down for video Twisted: Nasr al-Ansi, a commander of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, claimed that the Kouachi brothers, who massacred 12 people last week, were 'heroes of Islam'
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Al Qaeda chief Nasr al-Ansi described Paris gunmen as 'heroes of Islam'
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He said massacre at Charlie Hebdo was in 'vengeance for the prophet'
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Al-Ansi said France belongs to 'party of Satan' and warned of more 'terror'
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Brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi killed eight members of Charlie Hebdo
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The pair also shot dead two policemen during their horrifying rampage

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 18:41 EST, 17 October 2012 | UPDATED: 01:41 EST, 18 October 2012 David Cameron yesterday defended sending millions in aid money to a controversial African dictator - just hours after the United Nations accused his regime of masterminding a bloody rebellion led by a wanted war criminal. The Prime Minister said the Government was right to restore £16 million of aid to Rwanda - hailing the regime led by President Paul Kagame as a ‘role model for development’. The decision, made by beleaguered Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell on his final day as international development secretary last month, has angered the Foreign Office and caused dismay among other Western donors and human rights activists.
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UN accused Paul Kagame's regime of masterminding a bloody rebellion
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It  angered Foreign Office and caused dismay among human rights activists

Question: But Mr Cameron, who has built up a close personal relationship with Kagame, insisted that @placeholder remained a ‘success story’, despite mounting alarm at the regime’s dire human rights record.


(CNN) -- Twelve million people are facing a hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa, and they are in desperate need of help. The United Nations declared a famine in parts of southern Somalia, calling for a widespread international response to end the suffering. Thousands of Somalis have been fleeing the country each week in search of food, water and shelter -- many of them walking for days in the sweltering sun toward refugee camps in Kenya and Ethiopia. Nearly half a million children are at risk of dying from malnutrition and disease. Relief organizations are calling on the international community to join together to end the crisis, and they're working to gain entrance into areas with limited humanitarian access.
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Twelve million people are facing a hunger crisis in East Africa
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The United Nations warns that the crisis could spread
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Relief organizations are calling on the international community to join together to end the crisis
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If you want to help, donations can be as simple as sending a text

Question: In overcrowded camps in @placeholder, the group has helped establish reception centers for newcomers to receive food, health screenings and medical referrals.


(CNN) -- Turkish police have swooped to detain 46 people as part of a widespread investigation into match-fixing in European football. Former Turkey international players Arif Erdem and Fatih Akyel were among those held, along with Bosnia goalkeeper Kenan Hasagic, Turkey's Hurriyet Daily News reported on Wednesday. Erdem is assistant coach of the Istanbul Municipality team, whose 3-1 victory in a Turkish Super League match against Genclerbirligi in May 2009 is under investigation by the Turkish Football Federation. The game had also come under suspicion from German prosecutors who launched a probe into match-fixing last year. Goalkeeper Recep Ozturk, who then played for Genclerbirligi but is now at Konyaspor, has also been detained after being accused of betting €30,000 ($40,000) against his own team, Hurriyet.
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Turkish police hold 46 people as part of investigation into match-fixing in European football
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Former Turkey international players Arif Erdem and Fatih Akyel among those detained
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Former Genclerbirligi goalkeeper accused of betting $40,000 against his own team
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Match also under suspicion from German prosecutors investigating corruption

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(CNN) -- When Israel is forced to defend its citizens from Palestinian terrorism originating from Gaza, we've come to expect outrage around the world. Critics are quick to condemn Israel's military actions -- some with such heavy-handed charges as "war crimes," "atrocities" and even "genocide," while remaining silent about the terrorists who started the conflict. At anti-Israel protests around the world, violent anti-Semitism is on full display, thinly veiled as criticism of Israel. Demonstrators in Turkey have attacked Israeli embassies. In Germany, France, Italy and Spain and other European countries, the protests have led to anti-Semitic attacks on Jewish people, community centers and synagogues.
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Abraham Foxman: The world is outraged when Israel is forced to defend itself from terrorism
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Foxman: We must remember Hamas intentionally started this conflict
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Foxman: Hamas spent millions on tunnels to attack Israel rather than helping Gazans

Question: This unconscionable waste of resources has brought about the two crowning "cultural" achievements of Hamas: Thousands of rockets raining down on Israeli towns and cities and terrorists armed to the teeth emerging from holes in the ground, intent on kidnapping more Israeli soldiers and killing @placeholder civilians.


Seattle, Washington (CNN) -- Nearly 10 years ago, Maurice Clemmons pledged to make a fresh start. "I come from a very good Christian family and I was raised much better than my actions speak," Clemmons said in a clemency application brief to then-Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in 2000. "I'm still ashamed to this day for the shame my stupid involvement in these crimes brought upon my family's name." Clemmons was 27. He'd spent the past 11 years in an Arkansas prison, convicted of offenses including robbery, burglary, theft and taking a gun to school. He was facing a 95-year sentence.
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Maurice Clemmons told Arkansas governor crimes brought shame to family
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Then 27, he had spent 11 years in prison for robbery, burglary, theft
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He is suspected in Sunday's shooting deaths of four police officers
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Incident may be "result of a series of failures," says ex-Gov. Mike Huckabee's office

Question: In 2000, Clemmons told Huckabee that the crimes occurred when he was 16, had just moved to @placeholder from Seattle and had fallen in with the wrong crowd.


Jose Mourinho admits that Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech is not fully happy with his current role as Blues No 2. The keeper was dropped in place of Thibaut Courtois against Burnley on Monday and the Belgian youngster looks set to retain his position for Chelsea's clash against Leicester on Saturday. Discussing Cech's situation, Mourinho said: 'He's a top professional, working as always, he is a Chelsea person. VIDEO Scroll down to hear more from Jose Mourinho's press conference Battle: Petr Cech jumps with Thibaut Courtois during Chelsea's training on Friday Difficult: Jose Mourinho (right) understands that Blues legend Cech is not 'totally happy'
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Jose Mourinho reveals Petr Cech is not happy with being left on the bench
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Thibaut Courtois was selected ahead of Cech against Burnley
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Mourinho claims keeping players happy is 'easier if you win'
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Chelsea play their first home game of the season on Saturday
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Blues opening day game saw a 3-1 win against Burnley

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Hoping her celebrity will bring attention to the widening Syrian refugee crisis, actress and U.N. envoy Angelina Jolie spoke of the horrors that children, many of them orphans, have witnessed in Syria. "Body parts separated, and burned people being pulled apart like chicken -- a little 9-year-old girl said that," Jolie said during her visit to a refugee tent camp in Jordan near the Syrian border. Every day, an estimated 2,000 Syrians are fleeing the relentless bloodshed that has gripped their country for the past 18 months, the United Nations' refugee agency said Tuesday. That adds up to more than one quarter million Syrian refugees -- 253,000 -- now living in camps and other temporary homes inside Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon, and Iraq.
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Opposition reports helicopters dropping bombs on a village in Homs
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Jolie describes wounded children who are orphaned from the civil war
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More than 253,000 Syrian refugees have fled their country, a U.N. spokesman says
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At least 130 people are killed in violence nationwide Tuesday, opposition says

Question: "I am grateful to @placeholder and the border countries for saving the lives (of those) who are dying in Syria.


A former polygamist kicked out of the Fundamentalist Mormon church by 'prophet' Warren Jeffs is fighting in court for custody of his more than a dozen children. Lorin Holm was excommunicated from the sect two years ago for being 'unfaithful' and shortly after sued for custody of his children by wives Lynda and Patricia. Holm was one of the 7,500 members of the FLDS church settled in an area between southern Utah and northwestern Arizona. The members of this sect practice plural marriage, which the mainstream Mormon religion abandoned in 1890. Holm still lives with first-wife Helen and their 12 children in Colorado City, Arizona, but his other two wives remained faithful to the sect and now share a new husband who happens to be imprisoned-leader Jeffs' nephew.
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Lorin Holm was kicked out of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ and Ladder-Day Saints in 2011
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His three wives were given a new husband and his 25 children were told not to talk to him because he was 'evil'
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First-wife Helen eventually left the religion and re-joined him, bringing their 12 children
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Lynda Peine took to the stand Tuesday, saying she didn't want her children around Holm who she believes is a 'bad influence'
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Holm argues that his children will become victims of sexual abuse, child labor or abandonment if he doesn't get sole custody

Question: @placeholder was allowed visitation every other weekend last year when he was interviewed for VICE.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:36 EST, 21 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:16 EST, 21 February 2013 Chinese soldiers chased American journalists who attempted to shed light on a secretive military unit believed to be behind hacking attacks on the U.S. government. The journalists were driving away from soldiers of the People's Liberation Army, when the men started chasing the car while journalists were filming. Video footage from a moving vehicle appears to show the soldiers break into a run, and keep pace with the car, while panicked journalists urge their driver: 'Keep driving. Keep driving, drive away. Drive away!'
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Footage shows journalists hounded by People's Liberation Army soldiers
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Targets include aerospace, communications and energy companies
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PLA's Unit 61398 in Shanghai identified as most likely source of attacks
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Situated in banking hub and has thousands of staff proficient in English
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'Stolen hundreds of terabytes of data from at least 141 firms since 2006'
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Claims have been made in report by U.S. cyber security firm Mandiant
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Chinese Foreign Ministry has dismissed the claims as 'groundless'

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A former student at an exclusive New England boarding school in 1980s is claiming he was subjected to sex assaults by his headmaster and was gang raped. A federal lawsuit filed this week has reopened a decades-old sex abuse scandal at the exclusive Indian Mountain School in Connecticut. The suit was filed Oct. 6 in U.S. District Court by William Brewster Brownville, who attended the private boarding school in Salisbury in the 1980s. A federal lawsuit filed this week has reopened a decades-old sex abuse scandal at the exclusive Indian Mountain School in Connecticut (pictured) Headmaster Peter Carleton, pictured, allegedly used boys for his sexual pleasure, according to the lawsuit. The headmaster would show the boys porn, encourage them to masturbate with each other and assault them
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William Brownville alleges that boys were routinely and rampantly molested at the exclusive Indian Mountain School in Connecticut decades ago
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Named in lawsuit are former headmaster Peter Carleton, who died in 1996, and former English teacher Christopher Simonds, who was fired in 1985
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The suit alleges a group of boys was part of a rotation to sleep in the principal's house, where they were 'used for his sexual pleasure'
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The principal would show the boys pornography and encourage them to masturbate with each other, the suit alleges

Question: At parties, @placeholder would discuss boys' bodies and his fascination with them, Ponvert said.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Two mentally disabled women were strapped with explosives Friday and sent into busy Baghdad markets, where they were blown up by remote control, a top Iraqi government official said. Iraqi soldiers secure the scene of a bombing Friday at a popular pet market in central Baghdad. The bombs killed at least 98 people and wounded more than 200 at two popular pet markets on the holiest day of the week for Muslims, authorities said. In both bombings, the attackers were mentally disabled women whose explosive belts were remotely detonated, Gen. Qasim Atta, spokesman for Baghdad's security plan, told state television.
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NEW: Women's vests loaded with dynamite, ball bearings, Iraqi official says
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NEW: Iraq says 98 people killed at Baghdad markets, while U.S. says 27 dead
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NEW: Iraq: Bombs detonated by cell phone; U.S.: Women detonated bombs
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Iraqi official say female bombers had mental disabilities

Question: The violence marked the bloodiest series of attacks in @placeholder since August, breaking a brief stretch of relative calm as attacks and deaths dropped after the 2007 increase in U.S. troop strength called the surge.


Anjelica Huston ended her relationship with actor Ryan O'Neal after the actor viciously attacked her at a Hollywood party, the Oscar-winner has claimed in a new memoir. The Addams Family star, 63, and O'Neal, 73, a trained amateur boxer, were together in the 1970s. In her new tell-all Watch Me - the second installment to her 2013 book, A Story Lately Told - Huston writes the Peyton Place star headbutted her during a soiree at a Beverly Hills mansion. 'He turned on me, grabbed me by the hair and hit me in the forehead with the top of his skull,' Huston alleges in the tome, an early copy of which was obtained by The National Enquirer.
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Incident occurred at a Beverly Hills house party in the 1970s
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Huston claims O'Neal headbutted and repeatedly slapped her
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Allegations revealed in her new book Watch Me, out November 11
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Says that she left Nicholson because of his womanizing ways
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Also writes about her arrest for cocaine possession

Question: Longtime love: Huston claims the attack made her retreat to @placeholder, with whom she shared off-on relationship between 1973 and 1989.


Israel has published a 'Hamas manual' which it claims boasts about the propaganda value of Gaza civilian deaths and the advantages of operating in populated area. The publication of the manual came as rare footage emerged today of Gaza militants firing a rocket at Israel from a densely populated area of the Palestinian territory just minutes before Monday's ceasefire began. Israel has long claimed that Hamas fires from residential areas and uses its civilians as human shields to garner international sympathy. Scroll down for videos Rare footage emerged today of Gaza militants quietly preparing to fire a rocket at Israel from a densely populated area of the Palestinian territory just minutes before Monday's ceasefire began
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The IDF published a photo book it says Hamas manual on 'Urban Warfare'
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Video was filmed by Indian TV crew minutes before ceasefire on Monday
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Cease-fire between Israel and Hamas has ended a month of war
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Israel and the Palestinians have sent delegations to Cairo
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Plan to discuss possibility of a longer-term truce and a broader deal
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Some details have emerged about the negotiating points of Hamas
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Israel has lost 67 people, including three civilians
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Cease-fire is the longest lull in a war that has killed nearly 1,900 Palestinians
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Israeli police  arrested a Palestinian for 'murdered three Israeli teenagers'

Question: But a translation of the two pages posted by the IDF did not find specific statements that @placeholder uses its own civilian population as human shields, reported CNN.


A singer once praised as the 'reincarnation of Michael Jackson' has claimed he is the dead star's son. Brandon Howard, whose mother is pop singer Miki Howard, is said to have 'groundbreaking' DNA evidence proving he is the King of Pop's offspring, TMZ reported. Ms Howard is said to have met Jacko in 1982, shortly before Mr Howard was born in 1983. Scroll down for videos Claims: Singer Brandon Howard (left) claims he has 'groundbreaking' DNA evidence which proves he is the son of King of Pop Michael Jackson (right) Testing: Mr Howard, 31, having his DNA taken, as he aims to prove he is the eldest child of Billie Jean star, Michael Jackson. His friend, actor Corey Feldman stands close by
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Brandon Howard, 31, has long been compared to the King of Pop
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He is said to be the product of an affair between his mother Miki Howard and Jacko after the pair met in 1982, shortly before Brandon was born
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Jackson lawyer says 'We've never even heard from him'
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Results of the DNA test will be revealed live at 12pm Pacific time, 8pm (GMT)
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Howard claims he is not interested in pursuing MJ's $7billion estate

Question: 'Who hasn’t been inspired by Michael and the @placeholder brothers?'


(CNN) -- How close are you to the airport? Is there a decent bar or restaurant on site? The worn-down, travel-weary businessperson is looking for proximity, convenience and comfortable amenities in an airport hotel. There's little time to waste. The Regal Airport Hotel in Hong Kong seems to know what satisfies the road warrior. The hotel was recently named No. 1 in the airport hotel category of the 2013 Skytrax World Airport Awards. (Earlier this month, CNN featured the world's top airport award-winner.) Hong Kong's Regal Airport Hotel secured the top spot for the third year in a row and was also named the best airport hotel in Asia. An enclosed bridge directly connects the hotel to the airport's passenger terminal, so being on time for your flight shouldn't be a problem. The nearly 1,200 room hotel also has six restaurants and bars, in-house conference and meeting facilities, a spa and indoor and outdoor pools.
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Travelers look for proximity and convenience in airport hotels
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These 10 hotels add style and luxury amenities to the airport hotel experience
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Skytrax named the top airport hotels earlier this month

Question: @placeholder's World Airport Awards are based on 12.1 million survey questionnaires filled out by passengers covering 108 different nationalities and 395 airports worldwide during a nine-month survey period in 2012 and 2013.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- A lawsuit filed January 30 by baseball great Roberto Alomar's ex-girlfriend alleges he engaged in unprotected sex with her while suffering from HIV/AIDS. Roberto Alomar's ex-girlfriend says he had unprotected sex with her while infected with HIV. Ilya Dall is asking for $15 million for "personal injuries" suffered due to Alomar's negligence. She and her two children lived with the former New York Mets slugger for three years. She alleges that he started exhibiting signs of HIV as early as 2005, but twice refused recommendations for an HIV test by his doctor, saying that earlier tests for the disease had come back negative, according to court papers.
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Ex-girlfriend says he denied having HIV/AIDS, had unprotected sex with her
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Woman says Alomar endangered her health by lying to her about disease
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Court papers say tests in 2006 showed Alomar had full-blown AIDS
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Alomar's representative says claims are part of "frivolous lawsuit"

Question: The couple visited a disease specialist shortly after @placeholder's diagnosis, who found a mass in Alomar's chest and advised the couple that he was suffering from full-blown AIDS, according to the lawsuit.


A prosecutor in Texas wants Adrian Peterson arrested and his bond revoked after the NFL star allegedly admitted to smoking marijuana while out on bail on a felony child abuse charge. Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon sent a motion to the 9th District Court to set aside the NFL star's bail, saying Peterson told an employee of a company that does drug testing that he "smoked a little weed." Peterson posted $15,000 bail on September 12. Ligon said Peterson's reported admission before giving a urine sample on Wednesday amounts to grounds for revocation of the bond. One of Peterson's attorneys, Rusty Hardin, said he had no comment on the latest development in the case, which is tentatively scheduled to go to trial on December 1.
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Prosecutor says Peterson admitted to smoking marijuana while on bail
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District Attorney Brett Ligon is asking for the NFL star to be rearrested
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It is the second legal wrinkle in two days for the child abuse case
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On Wednesday, the prosecutor asked the judge to recuse himself

Question: @placeholder has said his client never meant to harm the boy and was simply doling out discipline much like "he experienced as a child growing up in East Texas."


By Daniel Mills Jailed Australian journalist Peter Greste has spoken to his family from his cramped Egyptian jail cell - for the first time since his sentencing - where he is spending up to '23 hours a day' locked inside. Speaking with brother Andrew following his shock seven-year guilty verdict for aiding the outlawed Muslim brotherhood, Peter has told him about his torment at receiving the sentence which has sparked international outcry and begun dialogue between Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the Egyptian Government. Andrew Greste, who appeared on Channel Nine's Today Show, described the cramped conditions of Peter's Tora prison cell, in Cairo, where he is spending close to every hour of the day locked inside. 'He is in a cell that's three metres by four metres in dimension,' Andrew said.
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Peter Greste living in Egyptian cell '23-hours a day' in cramped space
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He is confined to just a bunk bed, small toilet, wash basin and shower
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Brother Andrew said he is 'shattered and outraged' at seven-year jail term
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Abbott Government will formally request the Egyptian president's intervention in the case
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Greste's family have confirmed they will consider an appeal

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 09:46 EST, 17 July 2011 Despite having one of the busiest year's of their lives, it appears the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge still manage to relax in front of the television from time to time. The royal couple - who recently returned from their first official overseas trip to Canada and America - have admitted to enjoying the hit ITV period drama Downton Abbey. The pair made the confession to talented actress Jessica Brown-Findlay - who plays Lady Sybil Crawley in the show - while at a party in Los Angeles. TV fans: Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, have revealed they enjoy watching Downton Abbey
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Royal couple tell actress they watched the hit ITV show

Question: And she gave some revealing insights into how @placeholder's character will develop during the new series.


(CNN)We have all seen a great deal of hypocrisy from politicians, pundits and the like. But there's a new king of hypocrisy: al Qaeda. On Wednesday, al Qaeda released a video featuring Nasr Ibn Ali al-Ansi, one of its top commanders in Yemen, claiming responsibility for the horrific attack last week on the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. He gave two reasons for the attack. First, he claimed it was in revenge for Charlie Hebdo's printing of cartoons lampooning the Prophet Mohammed. Al-Ansi then went on to state in much greater detail that the attack was in response to France and the West killing Muslims: "We will tell you once again ... stop spilling our blood." And then he urged Muslims across the world to "take vengeance for Muslim blood spilled."
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Dean Obeidallah: Al Qaeda kills more Muslims than non-Muslims
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Al Qaeda and ISIS focused on power, not principles, he says

Question: -- you name any type of @placeholder, and al Qaeda has butchered them.


(CNN) -- Barcelona clinched a third successive Spanish league title with two matches to spare despite being held 1-1 at Levante on Wednesday. Pep Guardiola's team went into the match needing a just a point after second-placed arch-rivals Real Madrid kept the race alive with a 4-0 win against Getafe on Tuesday. With head-to-head records taken into account, Barca cannot be caught after beating Real 5-0 in November and drawing the second Clasico clash 1-1 last month. "Winning the title is always difficult and this one was tough just like the others were before. Now we can enjoy this win," coach Guardiola said in quotes reported by AFP.
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Barcelona's 1-1 draw at Levante clinches the club's 21st La Liga title
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Pep Guardiola wins his third successive crown as coach with two games to play
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Second-placed Real Madrid trail by six points but have inferior head-to-head record
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Valencia fail to clinch third place and automatic Champions League spot after draw

Question: "I imagine we're going to celebrate this title win with them tonight in the streets of @placeholder."


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- A leaked video is circulating in cyberspace, showing a boat collision that sparked a recent diplomatic battle between China and Japan. The YouTube video shows the same collision that Japanese lawmakers watched on video last week, said legislator Hiroshi Kawauchi, of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan. The Japanese Coast Guard shot the video, which is authentic and not doctored, said Kawauchi, who is a member of the House of Representatives in the Diet, Japan's legislature. "The fact that the video was leaked is a big mistake for the government," he added. "It is totally different from presenting it to the public in an official manner, and it leads the people's further erosion of faith in Japan's government."
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The YouTube video is authentic and not doctored, a Japanese legislator says
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He calls the leak "a big mistake for the government"
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China has made an "official inquiry" with the Japanese prime minister's office
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Kan's office is investigating the leaking of the video

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Washington (CNN) -- New details emerged of what the White House knew about the Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative groups, with spokesman Jay Carney disclosing Chief of Staff Denis McDonough was among the top officials made aware of the matter late last month. In a new timeline provided by Carney to reporters on Monday, General Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler learned on April 24 of a pending Treasury inspector general's report on how IRS staff used criteria targeting conservative groups in assessing eligibility for tax-exempt status. According to Carney, Ruemmler told McDonough as well as other Treasury officials about the pending report. It was the first time the White House acknowledged that McDonough was aware of the report before it became public in early May.
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A Senate committee holds a hearing Tuesday on the IRS targeting
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White House discloses new details of what it knew about the IRS targeting report
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White House spokesman says President Obama wasn't told of the pending report
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NEW: First lawsuit filed over IRS targeting

Question: At the same time, @placeholder emphasized that the information was preliminary and could have changed before the inspector general released his final report on May 14.


(CNN) -- It's well known that the secret to Apple's meteoric success in the world of consumer technology was the vision, leadership and creativity of Steve Jobs, the company's celebrity founder. "Steve built a company and culture that is unlike any other in the world and we are going to stay true to that -- it is in our DNA," Tim Cook, Jobs' successor, wrote in a staff memo after Jobs resigned from his post as Apple's CEO in August. What's less talked about is what drove Jobs, who died Wednesday at 56. As with anyone, Jobs' values were shaped by his upbringing and life experiences. He was born in 1955 in San Francisco and grew up amid the rise of hippie counterculture. Bob Dylan and the Beatles were his two favorite musical acts, and he shared their political leanings, antiestablishment views and, reportedly, youthful experimentation with psychedelic drug usage.
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Steve Jobs' values were shaped by his upbringing and life experiences
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"That's been one of my mantras: focus and simplicity," Jobs said in 1998
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Traversing India sparked Apple co-founder's conversion to Buddhism
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Jobs on his goals: "We're here to put a dent in the universe"

Question: Apple enlisted the help of @placeholder police to investigate.

Question: However, @placeholder and Jobs didn't make much of a dent with philanthropy.


By Associated Press and James Rush A fourth person has been charged in connection with the death of an Australian baseball player who was shot while out jogging last year. Oddesse Barnes, 22, of Duncan, Oklahoma, has been charged with accessory after murder in the death of Christopher Lane, of Melbourne, according to the Stephens County District Attorney's Office. Lane, 22, was preparing for his senior baseball season at East Central University when he was shot along a tree-lined road in Duncan while visiting his girlfriend's parents in August. Scroll down for video Oddesse Barnes (left), 22, of Duncan, Oklahoma, has been charged with accessory after murder in the death of Christopher Lane (right), of Melbourne
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Oddesse Barnes, 22, of Oklahoma, charged with accessory after murder
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Christopher Lane was shot while out jogging on a tree-lined road last year
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Investigators say he was randomly targeted by 'bored' teenagers
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Two teenagers charged with first-degree murder are set to go on trial
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A third teenager has been charged with accessory after the fact

Question: A lawyer was not yet entered for @placeholder, and a public phone listing for him could not be found.


A worker at a meat rendering plant allegedly stabbed his colleague to death a day after he pulled a chair out from underneath him, police have revealed. Peter Atem has been accused of knifing Danny Vazquez, 25, to death at the MOPAC plant in Franconia Township near Philadelphia on Wednesday, before slicing his own neck. Witnesses said that as the father-of-three lay dying, he uttered the words: 'Tell my wife I love her.' Chair prank: Peter Atem, 32 (left) has been accused of knifing Danny Vazquez, 25, (right) to death at the MOPAC plant in Franconia Township near Philadelphia on Wednesday, before slicing his own neck
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Peter Atem, 32, allegedly knifed Danny Vaquez, 25, while at work
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Pair were colleagues at the MOPAC plant in Franconia  near Philadelphia
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Atem was then found cowering in a shed with self-inflicted knife wounds
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A note beside him read:  'See you in hell. Life for life'

Question: @placeholder managed to escape his grasp but later in the day witnesses heard a scream and found him collapsed on the floor.


(CNN) -- As rooms go, it's quite nice. It's shaped like an egg. It has a well-tended garden a few feet out the door, and then an expanse of lawn leading to a fence. It is certainly not the most ornate or luxurious room in the United States. Most five-star hotels have suites that out-glitter it. Any number of corporate CEOs boast offices that are larger and more lavishly outfitted. But the Oval Office at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington has always been the object of a singular kind of yearning. Mitt Romney fervently wants to move into it in January; Barack Obama just as fervently wants not to move out. This fall's presidential campaign, which begins in earnest with the Republican National Convention this week, will determine whether it will be Romney or Obama who gets his wish.
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Bob Greene: Oval Office for some the most coveted room in the nation; however transient
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He says two fraught videos convey how ephemeral a president's time in the Oval Office is
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One shows outtakes of interview with supremely confident JFK just months before he died
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Other shows Nixon bantering awkwardly before resigning, ceding his yearned-for position

Question: Here is a man who worked all his life to make it to this room, and now he -- as @placeholder, in a very different context, did before him -- is leaving it earlier than he thought he would have to.


CNN -- Manchester City announced a deal to sign Spain international David Silva from Valencia on Tuesday as the big-spending English club continued preparations for success in the Premier League next season. Coach Roberto Mancini has already lined up the signing of Hamburg's Germany defender Jerome Boateng, which will be completed on Thursday, while Barcelona's Ivory Coast midfielder Yaya Toure is also poised to move to City. Silva is expected to sign a four-year contract once he returns from the World Cup in South Africa. Spanish media reports claim the deal to bring the attacking midfielder to the City of Manchester Stadium is worth around €32 million ($39.1 million).
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Manchester City announce deal to sign Spain international David Silva from Valencia
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The 24-year-old will sign a four-year deal at City once he returns from the World Cup
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He will be the club's second signing after Germany international Jerome Boateng
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Cash-trapped Valencia already forced to sell star striker David Villa to Barcelona

Question: More big names are expected to follow Silva to @placeholder in pre-season as the club seeks its first Premier League title in 2010-11.


The New York Yankees honored their retiring captain Sunday with a 45-minute pregame ceremony that included surprise appearances by NBA great Michael Jordan and baseball ironman Cal Ripken Jr. But there was one person for whom Derek Jeter's two-decade career has meant more than anyone on the field at Yankee Stadium. Brielle Saracini, 23, couldn't be at Derek Jeter Day, a celebration of the Yankee's shortstop three weeks before the likely end of his baseball career, even though she desperately wanted to be. Mutual admiration: Brielle Saracini may be Derek Jeter's biggest fan, but he's in awe of her bravery
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Brielle Saracini, 23, lost her father in the 9/11 terror attacks
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Victor Saracini was the pilot of the second plane hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center
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Brielle became obsessed with baseball and wrote to Derek Jeter about the death of her father
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Jeter invited Brielle, her sister and their mother to a game on September 26, 2001, just 15 days after Victor Saracini's death
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It marked the beginning of a longstanding friendship
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Now, Brielle is fighting Hodgkins' lymphoma and Jeter is still in her corner
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She was too ill to attend Sunday's ceremony for Jeter in honor of his retirement
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She is hoping to attend his very last game at Fenway Park

Question: As you have heard, there was a horrible accident that involved the @placeholder, there was a hijacking on a plane.


By Rupert Steiner Plenty of shoppers get a warm glow when their basket of goodies from Poundland comes to under a tenner. So imagine the feeling of saving literally  thousands – on the sale of a home. That could be a reality after Poundland tycoon Steve Smith set his sights on a new target…the estate agent. Entrepreneur: Poundland tycoon Steve Smith, pictured outside his mansion in Shropshire, has set his sites on the property market, and says Britons should be paying thousands less when selling their home New venture: The founder of the cut-price chain has started the site which will charge customers as little as £195 to list their homes on the internet
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Cahin's founder Steve Smith has developed new site, EstatesDirect
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Claims he will replace commission rates with low priced fixed costs
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Plans to list homes on sites such as Zoopla for as little as £195
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Regional agents will also be on hand to provide local knowledge

Question: Mr Smith has teamed up with the founder of dating website Match to develop the @placeholder website.


By Ryan Gorman An Australian publisher and her two American business partners are locked in a bitter dispute over the royalties to the ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ trilogy. Jennifer Pedroza, of Arlington, Texas, is suing Amanda Hayward for tens of millions of dollars in profits and Christa Beebe is seeking thousands in lost wages the pair accused Hayward of taking even after she swore on her daughter’s life she would not con them. Pedroza was a partner and Beebe an employee at The Writer’s Coffee Shop, which owns the U.S. publishing rights to the erotic thriller penned by E.L. James. They filed their suit last week in Tarrant County District Court.
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Jennifer Pedroza and Christa Beebe claim Amanda Hayward conned them out of millions combined
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Pedroza was a partner in the original U.S. publisher for 'Fifty Shades of Grey' with Hayward
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Beebe was a marketing employee guaranteed a job for one year
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Both were fired without cause and not paid money owed, they claim in a lawsuit

Question: Pedroza was never given her 25 per cent share of those profits, and @placeholder lost her guaranteed $5,000 a month from working the job she was previously guaranteed.


By James Nye for MailOnline The American dentist who last week lost his $34,000 legal action against British Airways after he and his partner were flown to Grenada in the Caribbean instead of Granada in Spain has spoken out. Dr. Edward Gamson flew from Washington DC to London in September of 2013 and instead of fulfilling his life-long dream of visiting the medieval city boarded a flight right back across the Atlantic after a ticketing mistake. 'I had a conference in Lisbon, Portugal, and I saw that as my opportunity to finally get to Spain,' said Dr. Gamson, of North Bethesda, Maryland, to ABC News. 'I had always wanted to see the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.'
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Dr. Edward Gamson and his partner thought they were going to Granada, Spain
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Flew from Washington DC to London for their connecting flight to Spain
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Instead realized they were flying to the Caribbean 25 minutes into flight
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Sued British Airways for $34,000

Question: British Airways told @placeholder that they had tried to make up for the unfortunate error and the court was satisfied they had.


Spider attack: Actress Julie Peasgood was stricken by an infected bite A cold Sunday morning last December, and I’m up at the crack of dawn. My lovely hairdresser Kevin has agreed to come to my home in Surrey at 8am, as I then have to race back to Grimsby for panto rehearsals — I’m an actress and TV presenter and this is my first venture into pantomime. I am slightly perturbed, however, as I have woken to find a weird, golf-ball sized blister just above my right ankle. It doesn’t hurt, but it is quite hot and angry-looking, and I’m mystified as to what it can be.
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Golf-ball sized blister appeared just above Julie Peasgood's right ankle
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After a week, the blister became infected and 'looked hot and angry'
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Caused by 'false widow spider' - there are seven types in the UK
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The spiders aren’t aggressive and will only bite if they're provoked

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Yale has threatened to kick out a 20-year-old history major because she's too thin. New Jersey native, Frances Chan, who is 5'2" and weighs 90lbs, claims she's been force feeding herself Cheetos and ice cream in an attempt to add flesh to her tiny frame after the Ivy League school became convinced she was suffering from an eating disorder. Chan said the New Haven, Connecticut, college wouldn't even let up when her parents confirmed she, and the rest of her family, had always been naturally skinny and even sent in childhood medical records and had their doctor contact the school.
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History major, Frances Chan, from New Jersey, claims she has weighed 90lbs since high school and her entire family are naturally skinny
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But since December, she's been forced to show up for weekly weigh-ins and also sent off to a mental health professional and a nutritionist because the school became convinced she had an eating disorder
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Chan tried to put on weight by eating ice cream, cookies, Cheetos and other junk food and taking the elevator not the stairs
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But despite her efforts, she only managed to gain two pounds
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She claims the Connecticut college wasn't satisfied even let up when her parents sent in childhood medical records and her doctor called the school
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One health professional even told her low weight would kill her and they threatened to put her on medical leave
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She claims the school was actually giving her an eating disorder by forcing her to overload on junk food or risk expulsion

Question: If @placeholder wants to kick me out, let them try -- in the meantime, I'll be studying for midterms, doing my best to make up for lost time.'


By Sophie Jane Evans The parents of missing Madeleine McCann thanked the public for their unwavering support today as they marked the seventh anniversary of their daughter's disappearance. Kate and Gerry McCann were joined by around 100 well-wishers, friends and relatives at a prayer service in the centre of Rothley, Leicestershire. The open-air service, conducted beside Rothley's War Memorial, saw candles lit for all the children around the world who have been taken away from their parents against their will. Service: Kate and Gerry McCann thanked the public for their unwavering support today as they marked the seventh anniversary of their daughter Madeleine's disappearance. Above, the couple attend a prayer service
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Kate and Gerry McCann attended open-air prayer service in Rothley today
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Around 100 well-wishers, friends and relatives joined couple at ceremony
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Today is the seventh anniversary of daughter Madeleine's disappearance
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McCanns thanked public for their unwavering support since May 3, 2007
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They also expressed gratitude to the Met Police for their ongoing inquiry
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Half-hour service saw candles lit for missing children around the world

Question: Speaking after his wife, Mr McCann added: 'I would just like to echo what @placeholder said and thank you all for coming to support us over the past seven years.'


New York (CNN) -- If the Americans followed the French presidential elections as avidly as the French stare at the poll ratings of Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, they would know that "Sarko l'Américain," Sarkozy the American, may soon have to say "good bye" to the Elysée Palace. The omens are bad and the possible demise of the most pro-American president in our history raises questions about our long and complex transatlantic relations. How will French election be decided? Not that there is so much to worry about. Sarkozy's potential successor, the Socialist François Hollande, may have said that "the enemy is finance," but he also told the New York Times that before attending l'Ecole Nationale d'Administration, the alma mater of our elite public service, he had traveled to the United States and written a report on the American fast food industry that foresaw the triumph of McDonald's in France a decade later. The candidate even admitted a personal weakness for hamburgers -- a strategic cliché America is welcome to take as a token of transatlantic loyalty.
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Possible demise of pro-U.S. French President Sarkozy raises questions over complex relations
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Love for U.S. not always enough to ensure U.S. respect for France, says Philippe Coste
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He says sometimes France's WW2 savior, U.S, doesn't seem to take it very seriously
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Sarkozy had vainly hoped to replace British as closest ally of U.S.

Question: His bourgeois but simple upbringing, his father's foreign origin made him an unlikely candidate for the elite and all the more sensitive to the growth, creativity and class promotion promised by the @placeholder capitalism and meritocracy.


Refugees taking shelter in Lebanon from violent jihadists have turned around and headed back into war-torn Syria after insurgents launched repeated attacks across the border. The fleeing victims of the Syrian civil war were seen yesterday at the border town of Arsal, picking through the remains of a refugee camp which Islamist fighters burned to the ground. Having previously thought of Lebanon as a relatively safe haven from the long-running civil war between Syria dictator Bashar Assad and hard-line Muslim forces in the country, the Syrian victims found themselves in the firing line earlier this week after new attacks. Fleeing: Syrian refugees gather their effects and head back to their homeland after jihadists made incursions into Lebanon
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Refugees poured out of border town Arsal, heading back to war-torn home
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Follows incursions by Islamic forces into Lebanon over the past week
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Troops took Arsal, but were forced back by Lebanese army on Thursday

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By John Hall Prince William was treated to a royal command performance this evening as he watched England thrash Peru by three goals to nil. The prince was in attendance at Wembley stadium to watch England sail through their World Cup warm-up against the South Americans, with goals from Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge, Chelsea's Gary Cahill and Everton captain Phil Jagielka. There was a party atmosphere inside the stadium, with music, Mexican wave-style dancing, and games with paper aeroplanes keeping the guests amused before captain Steven Gerrard led the England team out for a win which looked far more convincing on paper than it did in actuality.
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Wembley stadium hosted the prince for a visit by the South American side
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Party atmosphere in stadium as England sailed through the friendly match
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Goals from Daniel Sturridge, Gary Cahil and Phil Jagielka secured victory

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It's a photo that paints a picture of an idyllically happy family life. Chiwetel Ejiofor, now a Hollywood star and a strong contender for the Best Actor Oscar tonight, beams broadly as he hugs his little sister on the stairs of their London home. But just months after this snap was taken, Chiwetel’s life was hit by tragedy when his father was killed in a car crash, which almost claimed his young life, too. Idyllic family life: Chiwetel Ejiofor, (right) now a Hollywood star and a strong contender for the Best Actor Oscar tonight, beams broadly as he hugs his little sister on the stairs of their London home. But just months later, Chiwetel's life was hit by tragedy when his father was killed in a car crash
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Chiwetel Ejiofor's life was turned upside down when his father was killed
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Arinze Ejiofor died in a car crash in his native Nigeria in 1998 - Chiwetel was the sole survivor of the accident
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His sister Zain said she believes the death of their father inspired her actor brother to 'make the most' of his life and follow his Oscar dream
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Zain will sit beside Chiwetel at the Dolby Theatre tonight for the 86th Academy Awards where he is up for the Best Actor gong
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She said: 'It's such a shame our father is not alive to see how well Chiwetel has done'

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Trayvon Martin walked into a 7-Eleven in Sanford, Florida, grabbing a bag of Skittles and a can of Arizona iced tea. The hood from his dark gray sweatshirt over his head, he walked up to the counter, reached deep into his pants' pockets, paid the clerk, then walked out. This seemingly mundane act, captured on a surveillance video, would be the last image the 17-year-old's loved ones would have of him alive. While questions still remain, what happened next to Martin on the night of February 26 became clearer on Thursday with the release of scores of pages of investigative and medical examiner's reports, in addition to new images of Martin's shooter and the 7-Eleven video.
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George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin on February 26
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New details released Thursday show how police crafted their case
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Martin was pronounced dead minutes after police arrived
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Zimmerman had a bloody nose and head, photographs show

Question: It was on that walk back that he encountered @placeholder, a 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer.

Question: One officer who lifted @placeholder's shirt at the scene "felt a large, cold can in the center pocket" of the teen's hoodie, which was the iced tea he'd bought just minutes before.


(CNN) -- Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak will remain hospitalized for at least one more day after collapsing as he walked off the field for halftime of the team's Sunday night game against the Indianapolis Colts, the team said Monday. "Gary is alert, coherent and in good spirits," the team said in a statement. "He is continuing to be evaluated and monitored." The Texans didn't elaborate on what might be wrong with Kubiak, who "experienced dizziness and a light-headed feeling" before sinking to the ground, according to the team. On Sunday, defensive coordinator Wade Phillips said the coach "did not have a heart attack, but they're still checking on everything with him."
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NEW: Star J.J. Watt says he hadn't noticed anything troubling in the runup to the game
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Houston Texans coach won't be out of the hospital Monday, team says
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Kubiak did not have a heart attack, his interim replacement says
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Denver Broncos coach undergoes successful heart surgery

Question: "We were very concerned at halftime," @placeholder tackle Duane Brown said.


By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 11:42 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:41 EST, 4 December 2013 Good Morning America correspondent Amy Robach's return to ABC has been pushed back from the previously announced date as the network was side-lined by the sudden announcement that their weather anchor would be leaving the show just days later. Robach has been off the air since discovering via a televised mammogram that she had breast cancer that spread to her lymph nodes. She had a double mastectomy and 13 lymph nodes removed, and sent a grateful email out to colleagues on November 22 announcing that she would be back on the small screen on December 2.
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GMA correspondent Amy Robach learned that she had a cancerous tumor in her breast after an on-air mammogram
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She took time off to have a double mastectomy but wrote a letter to ABC staffers on November 22 announcing that she would return December 2
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Longtime weatherman Sam Champion announced just days before her expected return that he would be leaving the network after 25 years
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His last day was this morning and much of the week has been dedicated to celebrating his time on the show
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Robach has not appeared on air but has been spotted at ABC studios
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ABC has refused to comment on the schedule change

Question: December 2: Champion and the @placeholder co-hosts confirm the news during the show, lavishing him with praise and wishing him the best.


Las Vegas (CNN) -- Mobile technology is no longer limited to laptops, smartphones and tablets. It's seeping into every corner of our lives, including television and movies, cars, the workplace, health care, education and eventually our bodies. This expansion of mobile, and its next generation of highly mobile tech users, were the subject of Monday's Consumer Electronics Show keynote. Delivered by chip maker Qualcomm's chief executive Paul Jacobs, the talk marked the official kickoff of the show, which opens its doors Tuesday morning. The CES keynote address was previously handled by Microsoft, a company whose products are instantly familiar to consumers around the world. Successor Qualcomm isn't a household name, even though it says it has shipped 11 billion chips in its 27 years and its mobile processors power the mobile devices you use everyday.
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Chip-maker Qualcomm kicked off the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show with a keynote
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CEO Paul Jacobs highlighted the expansion of mobile technology beyond smartphones and tablets
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The talk featured random guest stars, including Big Bird, Guillermo del Toro and Maroon 5

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Militants in Egypt claim to have beheaded four men they had accused of being Israeli Mossad spies in a video which appears to have been inspired by the tactics of the Islamic State. Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, which has been described as Egypt's most dangerous militant group,  released the video, in which it accused the four Egyptians of spying for Israel's Mossad agency. In the video, the captives can be seen kneeling on the floor with armed men in black masks standing behind them as one of the militants reads out a statement. Minutes later the four men have been beheaded.
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Sinai-based militant group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis releases beheading video
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Militant group claims the men had been spying for Mossad
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Security source said headless corpses found in Sinai earlier this month
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Men had reportedly been abducted two days earlier in Sheikh Zuwaid

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:33 EST, 7 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:19 EST, 8 December 2012 These eerie images show the elusive Great Grey Owl - known as the phantom of the north - gliding through snowy Lapland in hunt of prey. The Great Grey Owls are shown flying ghost-like through the wintry land, invariably staring down the camera lens with their luminous yellow eyes. Wildlife photographer Jules Cox annually visits Lapland in the winter time hoping to shoot the magnificent owls but had not yet had any luck. Ghostly bird: The Great Grey Owl is found in north America and north Europe
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Great Grey Owls - known as the phantom of the north - can be found in northern America and Europe

Question: Eerie: A lone @placeholder perches on a tree stump as the snow falls around it


By Louise Boyle and Thomas Durante PUBLISHED: 01:22 EST, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 10:05 EST, 26 October 2012 As comedians and talk show hosts have their way with Donald Trump over his 'huge' announcement the real estate mogul is sticking to his guns in his first live TV appearance since making the request. Trump was a guest on the Late Show With David Letterman, to further explain the offer - which turned out to be a $5million charity donation in exchange for Obama's old college and passport records. When asked by Letterman why he was orchestrating the demand, Trump replied: 'Transparency.'
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Trump sits down with David Letterman for first TV appearance since his 'huge' announcement
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TV satirist made offer to a charity of billionaire businessman's choice
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Trump had told major news outlets he had 'game-changing' information about President in weeks before election

Question: @placeholder told the TV host that the rivalry between himself and Trump began in their childhood.


Za'atari refugee camp, Jordan (CNN) -- I've spent the past week working in the Za'atari refugee camp in northern Jordan, about six miles from the Syrian border. The camp was opened less than a month ago to receive Syrians fleeing the violence in their country. Built on a barren desert plain without a tree or shrub in sight, it can seem an unwelcoming place to arrive, even for a refugee. Dust storms and scorching heat have taken their toll on refugees and aid workers here. But given that less than 4% of Jordanian land is arable the terrain is not a surprise.
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Za'atari refugee camp in northern Jordan is home to more than 20,000 Syrian refugees
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Hundreds more arrive every day, on foot, with just the clothes they are wearing
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The refugees are putting pressure on already scarce water resources in the region
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As the situation in Syria escalates, many fear they will be in the camp for some time

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Sir Richard Branson claims staff from his Necker Island retreat had to rescue Olympic sailor Sir Ben Ainslie after he ran into trouble sailing in the area on his honeymoon. The Virgin boss said the four-times gold medallist ran into difficulties when a furling system, which controls the sail being rolled out, broke. The British Olympian was on honeymoon with his new wife Georgie Thompson, after they married at Hampton Court Palace last month, when the incident occurred. Scroll down for video Necker Island staff members (from left) Marco Bava, George Lambert, Adam Chubbock pose with Georgie Thompson and Sir Ben Ainslie after they helped rescue them following a technical fault on their yacht
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Sir Ben Ainslie and Georgie Thompson rescued by Necker Island staff
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Yacht's furling system jammed and sail could not be hoisted or lowered
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Virgin boss wrote a blog post about the unexpected rescue
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Newlyweds now spending a few days on Necker Island

Question: Sir Richard said: 'Unsurprisingly, @placeholder kept an amazingly cool head whilst directing operations - he just needed more hands to sort out the mess.'


There is trust in a relationship and then, on a whole other level, there is what daredevil stunt couple Bhramharamba and Balashankar Budati share. The Budatis, from Chirala Mandal in India, perform incredible - or insane depending on your perspective - feats with sticks, stones and sharp objects for the amusement of others. And usually they involve Bhramharamba in the firing line, as in this video where Balashankar balances a coconut on his wife's throat before he demolishes it with a giant machete. Bhramharamba Budati lays perfectly still as her husband Balashankar smashes a coconut on her neck The Budati stunt couple from Chirala Mandal in India perform a range of daredevil feats
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Bhramharamba and Balashankar Budati are a stunt couple from India
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Their stunts usually involve Balashankar smashing things on his wife
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This video features a coconut on Bhramharamba's neck being smashed by her husband with a machete
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The clip is from TV's World’s Most Talented, which airs on Watch in March

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 12:50 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:50 EST, 22 November 2013 Two teenagers were suspended from  school for three days because of their 'exaggerated' hair styles. Abby Huxley, 14, and her friend Courtney Redfern, 15, were sent home from Samworth Academy in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire after staff said their ‘teddy boy’-style appearance was against school rules. But Abby’s furious mother, Paula Selby, has condemned the school for telling the girls they could be made to sit in isolation as a punishment, pointing out that her daughter and Courtney are in the middle of studying for their GCSEs.
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Abby Huxley, 14 and Courtney Redfern were suspended for three days
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Samworth Academy in Mansfield said their styles contravened school rules
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Abby's mother claimed the school was not happy with the growing 'trend'
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School had met with the girl's families but the issue was not 'remedied'

Question: Row: Mrs @placeholder added the pair's haircut was part of a 'trend' which the school 'did not seem happy about'


A father who murdered his five kids before driving their bodies around for nine days and dumping them in a field had strangled four of the children and beat one to death, it has emerged. Timothy Ray Jones Jr., 33, was arrested in Mississippi on September 6 after a deputy said he smelled the stench of death in Jones' SUV at a traffic checkpoint. The father, from Red Bank, South Carolina, then led deputies to the bodies in rural Alabama. It emerged in grand jury indictments on Thursday that four of the children - Merah, eight, Elias, seven, Gabriel, two, and one-year-old Elaine - died 'by means of strangulation'.
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Timothy Ray Jones Jr. was arrested last September after Mississippi deputies smelled death in his SUV during a DUI traffic stop
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They found blood, maggots and handwritten notes about mutilating bodies in his truck and he then led them to the bodies in rural Alabama
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It has now emerged in grand jury indictments that he strangled four of the children: Merah, eight, Elias, seven, Gabriel, two, and Elaine, one
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He also beat one of the children, six-year-old Nahtahn, to death
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Jones said he feared they would chop him up and feed him to dogs; social workers noted how the father was 'overwhelmed' looking after the kids

Question: On September 6, he was stopped at a @placeholder checkpoint in Mississippi and officers noted that he was intoxicated and agitated.


By Tom Roddy for MailOnline Laughter and jokes seemed to surround Lukas Podolski's trip to Borussia Dortmund for Arsenal's Champions League clash. The German striker was in good spirits before the game, laughing with the Gunners' opponents in the warm up and signing autographs for local fans - but there was nothing funny about his cameo later in the match, at least from the forward's perspective. With Arsenal already 2-0 down and heading for defeat, the 29-year-old was called on by boss Arsene Wenger to enter as a substitute - only for the his introduction to comically be delayed. Mesut Ozil watches the game as Aaron Ramsey (sitting) tries to help Lukas Podolski find his shinpad
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Lukas Podolski lost his shinpad after being called as a substitute
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German forward had to borrow shinpad off team-mate Mesut Ozil
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Arsenal lost 2-0 in Borussia Dortmund in Champions League opener
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Podolski, 29, has pre-match chat with Jurgen Klopp and Kevin Grosskreutz
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The Arsenal forward joked with Grosskreutz on the Signa Iduna Park pitch
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The two Germans had a kebab wager on the Group D opener

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Question: Podolski appeared in relaxed spirits ahead of the @placeholder game against Dortmund.


Catherine Mayer's book (pictured) is set to be released next Thursday A picture of one of the world’s ‘least understood figures’ emerges in a new biography of Prince Charles. It quotes actress Emma Thompson, a close friend, as saying: ‘We talk a lot about the guilt of privilege. Sometimes I think he’s driven by guilt.’ It describes Charles as a prince who will ‘never be remote and silent like his mother’ and is driven to improve the human condition. He’s quoted as saying: ‘I want to raise aspirations and recreate hope from hopelessness and health from deprivation.’ Author Catherine Mayer talks of a prince who ‘rarely recognises his own achievements’ and is described by one of his inner circle as ‘a glass-half-empty man’, a ‘Prince of Wails’.
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Catherine Mayer's book Prince Charles set to be released next Thursday
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She says his despondency at his darkest moments 'has been profound'
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Ms Mayer also writes that he 'rarely recognises his own achievements'
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Extracts of the book, Charles: The Heart Of A King, released on Kindle

Question: Ms Mayer describes him wanting to be @placeholder as ‘the least of his ambitions’ but, confusingly, goes on to say he is ‘gnawingly impatient’ to accede to the throne.


Madrid (CNN) -- The alleged leader of an Islamic militant cell in Spain who escaped arrest in June when eight of his suspected colleagues were detained has been taken into custody, the Spanish Interior Ministry said Monday. The suspect, Yassin Ahmed Laarbi, a Spaniard, was arrested Monday in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Morocco's north coast, where the eight other suspects also were detained on June 21, an Interior Ministry statement said. The suspected cell was "a structure based in Spain, with connections in Morocco, Belgium, Turkey and Syria, dedicated to radicalizing, recruiting and sending mujahedeen (fighters) to Syria with the aim of conducting jihad and achieving martyrdom," according to a court order issued in June.
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Eight other suspected colleagues were arrested in June
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Suspected leader of cell taken into custody in Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Morocco coast
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Suspects have sent fighters into Syria, court order says

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(CNN) -- The United States is a Pacific power. Not only do millions of Americans live in states that border or are firmly rooted in the Pacific, more than 300,000 military service members and civilians who support them are stationed throughout the Pacific. Countless American businesses and farmers also rely on access to this expanding market that has become an engine of global economic growth. In addition to reflecting our values, our foreign policy must reflect the fact that our prosperity and security is intimately linked with that of the Asia-Pacific. Having just returned from this critical region, we heard directly from senior U.S. military commanders, along with key leaders in Japan and South Korea, about the desire for bolstering alliances that have been the cornerstone of stability in Asia. We also met senior Chinese officials in Beijing and U.S. business leaders in Shanghai about potential opportunities and challenges accompanying China's dramatic rise.
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A GOP delegation, fresh back from Asia trip, looks at U.S. standing in region
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Asia's continued economic growth is not certain, these lawmakers say
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They fear that China will use its economic and military power to coerce neighbors
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They argue U.S. carrier fleet overdue for upgrades that administration hasn't budgeted

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