(CNN) -- On Thursday, President Barack Obama is scheduled to deliver a major speech in Washington about his administration's counterterrorism policies, focusing on the rationale and legal framework for the controversial CIA drone program and his plans to wind down the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. So we thought it might be useful to examine some common myths about the drone program and the prison population at Guantanamo. 1. Drone strikes largely target the leaders of terrorist groups that threaten the United States. In fact, of the thousands who have been killed in CIA drone strikes in Pakistan, only 37 were leaders of al Qaeda or affiliated organizations, according to a tally by the New America Foundation. And even if we add to that list the leaders of the Taliban who have been killed in drone strikes, only 2% of the victims of the CIA strikes in Pakistan have been militant leaders.
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President Obama to speak Thursday on drone program, Guantanamo
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Peter Bergen says there are many misconceptions about both issues
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He says idea that drones target leaders of anti-U.S. terrorist groups is mostly not true
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Bergen: It's a myth that all those at Guantanamo are too dangerous to release

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 12:00 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:54 EST, 5 March 2014 Second World War veteran Frank Worsley died from a stroke less than three weeks after being punched by jobless drug user Daniel Crompton, while he lay helpless in bed, Manchester Crown Court heard. Jurors looked visibly shocked as Mr Worsley’s frantic 999 call was played to the court, where he begged the operator: 'Help me please. He’s hit me and beaten me and attacked me and taken my wallet.' Couple: Frank Worsley (left), with his wife Mary, died three weeks after the brutal beating at his home in Bolton Greater Manchester
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Frank Worsley, 87, died from a stroke less than three weeks after the attack
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Daniel Crompton, 24, punched him and asked where he kept his money
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He robbed the pensioner of his wallet at his home in Bolton
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Jury at Manchester Crown Court heard Mr Worsley's frantic 999 call
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Elderly man had put extra locks on his door after burglary in 2010

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Fire has engulfed a 475ft apartment building under construction in Chechnya, a once war-torn republic in southern Russia. Emergency officials say 30 people were evacuated but no one was injured after the blaze broke out at 6pm local time. The buildings are part of a complex of high-rises under construction in the centre of Grozny, the Chechnyan capital. State television pictures showed a huge plume of smoke rising into the sky and clinging to the sides of the building with bursts of yellow flames. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Flames: Police officers watch on as a blaze rages inside a luxury tower block in Grozny City
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The 40-storey high building in the Grozny City complex is the tallest in Chechnya
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Everyone managed to escape the building which is a key symbol of the once war-torn city's rebirth

Question: Blaze: Officers cordon off the area around a skyscraper, which is part of the Grozny-City complex, on fire in the  @placeholder capital Grozny


Boston (CNN)Prosecutors said Azmat Tazhayakov knew exactly what he was doing after the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombing when he helped his friend ditch a laptop and backpack that belonged to schoolmate Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The assertions were made during opening statements of the first marathon bombing-related trial. "They did it to protect their close friend," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephanie Siegmann. Tazhayakov is charged with obstructing justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice in connection with alleged actions taken after the bombing. His roommate, Dias Kadyrbayev, faces the same charges, which carry a maximum sentence of 20 years. Both have pleaded not guilty. Another friend, Robel Phillipos, pleaded not guilty to making false statements. None is accused in the bomb plot itself.
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Prosecutors allege Azmat Tazhayakov helped dispose of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's items
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Tazhayakov knew identity of bombers before the public, prosecutors said
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His lawyers said Tazhayakov did everything he could to assist the FBI
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They said statements from him during questioning were coerced

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(CNN) -- Four days after Neymar was kneed in the back, Brazil face the real possibility of being booted out of their own World Cup when they take on Germany in the semifinal at Belo Horizonte on Tuesday. The hosts will have to manage without their star striker after he sustained a fractured vertebra in the 2-1 quarterfinal win over Colombia in Fortaleza. It's not just in attack that Brazil have problems -- captain and key defender Thiago Silva is suspended after picking up his second yellow card of the tournament in the same match, and an appeal was rejected by FIFA.
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Hosts Brazil face Germany in World Cup semifinal on Tuesday
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Brazil without injured Neymar and suspended captain Thiago Silva
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Germany come into match following 1-0 over France in quarterfinals
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Mexican referee who missed Luis Suarez bite earlier in tournament to officiate match

Question: Wild celebrations following Friday's win became more muted when news filtered through that Neymar -- scorer of four goals in five matches in @placeholder's campaign -- would play no further part in the tournament.


Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood is home to art galleries, fashion stores, townhouses and now a new breed of cockroach that won't die even if forced to live outside all winter. The High Line, a park that turned a dilapidated stretch of elevated railway in the neighborhood into one of New York's newest tourist attractions, may have been responsible for bringing a new breed of cockroach to the city. Rutgers University insect biologists Jessica Ware and Dominic Evangelista said the species Periplaneta japonica is well documented in Asia but was never confirmed in the United States until now. The scientists, whose findings were published in the Journal of Economic Entomology, say that it is too soon to predict the impact but that there is probably little cause for concern.
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Researchers believe an Asian cockroach made its way to the U.S. in plants imported for the construction of a New York City park
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Periplaneta japonica has never been confirmed in the U.S. until recently
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This form of Asian cockroach is different from common American cockroaches in that it can survive outside in the winter

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By Neil Sears Police are investigating claims that Leonard Rossiter, pictured, was in a gang of sex attackers Police are investigating claims that Leonard Rossiter was in a gang of sex attackers working on a notorious BBC drama. Operation Yewtree officers – whose inquiries were sparked by the Jimmy Savile revelations – have been told the actor, was involved in abuse on the set of the 1968 drama, The Year of the Sex Olympics. Rossiter, who starred in Rising Damp and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, died in 1984. Police are said to be preparing to question up to ten former BBC staff over alleged assaults on a man and a woman.
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Operation Yewtree officers have been told the actor was involved in abuse
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Claims it happened on set of the 1968 drama, The Year of the Sex Olympics
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Police are said to be preparing to question up to ten former BBC staff

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Diego Costa was left with a face as red as his shirt after offering up a contender for miss of the season in Spain's Euro 2016 qualifier with Luxembourg. The striker inexplicably fired wide when played through one-on-one with goalkeeper Jonathan Joubert after 32 minutes of the match at the Josy Barthel Stadium. It looked easier for the Chelsea man to find the net from such point-blank range but his attempted dink was scuffed and went past the far post. Diego Costa buries his head in his shirt after an embarrassing miss for Spain in their match with Luxembourg The Chelsea striker was played clean through on goal and had only goalkeeper Jonathan Joubert to beat
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Diego Costa missed an easy one-on-one chance in Spain's Euro 2016 qualifier with Luxembourg
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The striker was clean through but somehow put the ball wide of the post
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It contrasts with his nine goals in nine matches for club Chelsea
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Costa did eventually end his goal drought with second half strike
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David Silva, Paco Alcacer and Juan Bernat also scored in 4-0 win

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- A group of Heath Ledger fans have taken their reverence for the late "The Dark Knight" star to a whole new level. Heath Ledger fans launched a petition calling for studios to remove the Joker from future Batman movies. Followers of the actor, who electrified audiences with his chilling reinvention of the Joker in the second Batman blockbuster, are calling for the character to be retired from the movies permanently. Ledger supporters at new Web site, The Ultimate Joker, launched a petition last week calling for studios to remove the Joker from any future Batman movies. The petition currently has 2,431 supporters.
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Heath Ledger fans are calling for The Joker to be removed from future Batman films
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They launched a petition at new Web site, The Ultimate Joker, last week
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Ledger's Joker in Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" received rave reviews
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Ledger who died in 2008 has been nominated for an Oscar for the role

Question: "We are @placeholder fans from the comics and from the movies," he said, "After we saw 'The Dark Knight,' we thought this Joker was really the best.


The world’s smallest country could become the next host of the Olympics, if the Vatican has its way. Rome has launched an audacious bid for the 2024 Games, despite being in the midst of the city’s worst corruption scandal for decades. Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said that other Italian cities from Florence to Naples, could also be involved. And the Holy See could also host some of the sporting events, both in the Vatican Gardens and at the Papal summer palace at Castel Gandolfo, a senior cardinal has proposed. Ambition: Pope Francis is to meet the head of the Italian Olympic Committee on Friday for discussions
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Scandal hit Rome has launched audacious bid for the 2024 Olympics
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Holy See may host events in Vatican Gardens and Papal summer palace
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Pope Franicis will meet head of the Italian Olympic Committee on Friday

Question: He said he would like to see Olympic football matches played at the @placeholder ‘as it is a great passion of mine as well as of the pope.’


(CNN) -- Nearly two years after it was sent up to the International Space Station, a giant particle physics detector has provided its first results in the search for the mysterious "dark matter" believed to be a major component of the universe. The international team running the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer released its initial findings Wednesday at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, in Switzerland. The scientists are studying flux in cosmic rays, the charged high-energy particles that permeate space, for evidence of the invisible dark matter particles colliding with each other, leading to what is termed "annihilation."
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Scientists have been analyzing data from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
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They are seeking evidence of "dark matter" particles thought to be part of the universe
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Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer is mounted outside the International Space Station
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It gives the "most precise measurement of the cosmic ray positron flux to date"

Question: "Over the coming months, @placeholder will be able to tell us conclusively whether these positrons are a signal for dark matter, or whether they have some other origin."


A convicted paedophile thought to be part of a child sex ring linked to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann is being extradited to Britain. Roderick MacDonald, 77, was arrested on the Maltese island of Gozo after he fled the UK while he was on licence following his conviction for molesting two girls, five and seven, in Brighton in 2012. The former oil worker was reportedly living in the Algarve when Madeleine disappeared from the McCanns' holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in May 2007, shortly before her fourth birthday. The serial sex offender appeared in court in Malta on Monday after Britain secured a European Arrest Warrant and did not oppose immediate extradition to the UK.
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Roderick MacDonald has been arrested and is to be extradited to Britain
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He may have been living in Portugal at the time of Madeleine's disappearance
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MacDonald is a convicted paedophile for crimes in Australia and Britain
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He was arrested in Malta on Monday and approved for extradition yesterday
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International Arrest Warrant used after he fled following conviction for molesting children in Brighton

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Apple boss Tim Cook defended the iPhone giant today after it was revealed that the world’s most valuable company pays little or no tax on tens of billions of dollars stashed in offshore subsidiaries. The company CEO faced a grilling from lawmakers in what was tagged as ‘Apple bashing day’ on Capitol Hill. Insisting that Apple was an all-American company, Mr Cook brushed off criticism from a Senate panel, saying: ‘We estimate that the App Store has developed over 300,000 jobs in the U.S. None of that activity was there five years ago.’ He said the ‘design and development’ of Apple products remains focused on the United States and blasted America’s tax laws for not keeping pace with ‘the digital age.’
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Senate subcommittee says Apple skipped $9billion in federal taxes in 2012
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Says five affiliate companies in Cork, Ireland, used to avoid U.S. tax
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Report said: 'Ireland has essentially functioned as a tax haven for Apple'
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But Ireland denied it had any special rates with Apple
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Sen. Carl Levin said company sought 'Holy Grail' of tax avoidance schemes
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Apple says it 'complies full with both the laws and spirit of the laws'
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CEO Time Cook said Apple is 'All-American' and has created over 300,000 jobs in the U.S.

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Question: That means the other three aren’t legally required to pay taxes in @placeholder because they aren’t managed or controlled in that country, in Apple’s view.


By Sarah Michael For Daily Mail Australia The richest man in China is expanding his commercial property empire into Australia with plans to invest $1.7 billion in local real estate developments. Wang Jianlin's Hong Kong-based conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group has announced the launch of Wanda Australia including a major $971 million investment in The Jewel resort on the Gold Coast, and is on the hunt for property in Sydney. In a statement the company said it would purchase a controlling 60 per cent stake in The Jewel at Surfer's Paradise where it would build the city's first five-star hotel and apartment complex on the beachfront.
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Wang Jianlin's Dalian Wanda Group launching of Wanda Australia
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Company will invest $971 million in The Jewel resort on the Gold Coast
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Mr Wang is the richest man on mainland China and is worth $17.1 billion
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He wants Wanda to be the world's largest hotel chain with plans to build at least 15 hotels in 15 cities by 2020

Question: 'In China Wanda dominate the market in as much as when @placeholder goes somewhere the rest follow.


Dusseldorf, Germany -- While America gets ready for the finale of "American Idol" and tunes into hot new shows such as NBC's "The Voice," Europe is busy watching the continent's annual vocal competition that many say gave rise to the entire phenomena of televised singing throw-downs: Eurovision. Since 1956, European nations have sent representative artists and songs to battle for the boasting rights as top songsmiths. On Tuesday evening the first semi-final of 2011 took place in a Dusseldorf, Germany, arena. And just like on U.S. shows such as "Idol," losers went home and winners advanced. The only difference is that in this competition, entire countries are left saddened when songs fail to impress the voting public in Europe -- and members of a jury: The vote is split 50/50 between fans and a panel of experts.
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European nations compete in friendly music competition at Eurovision
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On Tuesday the first semi-final of the 2011 Eurovision took place in a Dusseldorf arena
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Between 100 million and 120 million are expected to tune into the competition this year

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(CNN)Golf's landscape has changed in myriad ways since Tiger Woods launched his design business in 2006. Back then he was the game's bulldozer, barging inferior players out of the way in an all-out assault to overhaul Jack Nicklaus' tally of 18 majors and cement his title as the best of all time. Tiger Woods Design was supposed to form another facet of his burgeoning legacy; a series of lasting monuments to augment his immense standing within golf. Except the best laid plans of men often go awry. Woods hasn't won a major since the scandal that engulfed his private life in 2008 and only now, nearly a decade on from the inception of his design arm, is one of his plots open for business.
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Tiger Woods' design business is to form a significant part of the golfer's legacy
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Despite starting the company in 2006 his first course opened in December 2014
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Woods first course in the United States is due to open in Houston in October

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Question: "The opportunity is here to create a golf course unlike any other in the @placeholder area, and our goal is for it to be among the best in the nation."


(CNN) -- This is the second-straight Republican National Convention disrupted by storms. Four years ago, Republicans gathering in Minneapolis delayed the political revelry to focus on disaster relief from Hurricane Gustav, which hit Louisiana. This year, the event was closer to the weather action also targeting Gulf Coast states. Tropical Storm Isaac skirted western Florida on Monday but was expected to strengthen into a hurricane. Headliners at the Tampa convention were pushed back a day to Tuesday with the nomination of Mitt Romney still on schedule for Thursday. Other facts about the Republican National Convention: 50,000 - Visitors expected in Tampa
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2,286 - Number of GOP delegates and 2,125 alternates
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13,000 - 15,000 - Members of the media expected to attend the convention
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46 - Percent of the vote GOP candidate John McCain received in Florida in the 2008 election
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53 - Percent of the vote Barack Obama received in Florida in the 2008 election

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor and Jason Groves David Cameron is 'watching what he eats', Downing Street confirmed today in the latest evidence of the slimming craze sweeping the Cabinet. With George Osborne on the 5:2 diet, Michael Gove attending an Austrian ‘fat farm’ and Eric Pickles 'no chips, no cheese' strictures, it seems half the government is tightening its belt. But the suggestion that the Prime Minister is keeping an eye on his weight appeared to be undermined today, when he was pictured buying cakes at a sale in Number 10. Prime Minister David Cameron was seen eyeing up the cakes baked by to raise money for Sport Relief during a reception at Downing Street
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Downing Street confirms David Cameron is watching what he eats
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Comes after it emerged he ate a dairy-free meal on an international flight
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Hosting a Sport Relief event, he appeared drawn to a charity cake stall
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Osborne slimmed after cutting calorie intake to 500 for two days a week
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Clegg has started kickboxing, Gove lost 2st on £2,500 Austrian 'fat farm'

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Rene Lecour's plan started out simple: Take his son on a skateboarding trip to someplace "epic." While he and his son, Kaya, were searching the internet, they saw videos of Cuba's skateboarders making do with beaten-up and jerry-rigged boards. Economic shortages and the U.S. embargo make it difficult to get most sporting equipment there. For skateboarders, it was nearly impossible. "We both said right away, 'We are going there,' " Lecour recalled. Lecour owns a chain of skateboard shops in South Florida and thought his contacts in the skating community would make it easy for him to bring boards to Cuba.
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Rene Lecour is a first-generation Cuban-American and skateboard shop owner
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He wanted to help Cuban skaters get better equipment
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He reached out to young skateboarders, who donated dozens of old boards
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He brought them to Cuba on a recent trip with his family

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN)  -- In the central plaza, there was once an orgy of music, street dancing and revelry unmatched by any other nation in the Americas, Haitians say. But where there was joy now sits a vast settlement of people left without loved ones, without homes, without life's belongings. Haitians have celebrated Carnival through dictatorships, military coups and bloodshed. Popular belief was that if a government failed to deliver on Carnival, Haiti's equivalent of Mardi Gras, it was sure to fall, said Marie Laurence Lassegue, Haiti's minister of culture and information. But this year, the three-day festival has been canceled, another indication of the enormity of the earthquake's devastation.
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Less than week before Haiti's Carnival celebration, revelry replaced with mourning
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Haitians have celebrated Carnival through dictatorships, military coups and bloodshed
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"I don't even remember when it is," Haiti official says about upcoming three-day festival

Question: "People are saying @placeholder is finished, but no, no, no, we will rise up,'' he sang softly.


Saturn, around of 900 million miles from Earth, is the second largest planet in our solar system. Orbitting it are 62 moons and, since its arrival in 2004, Nasa’s Cassini spacecraft, which has been sending back images and data on some of them, and the planet itself. And now, in a series of enhanced images from the spacecraft, the detail and beauty that was previously hidden in some of the photos has been revealed. Croatian programmer Gordon Ugarkovic  added colour and touched up the snaps to reveal new details. In the images the gas giant Saturn and its moons are featured. Here is Titan (background) and Rhea, with the former 2.038 million km from Cassini and the latter 1.329 million km
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Croatian programmer Gordon Ugarkovic improved Cassini's images by adding colour and touching up photos
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Gas giant Saturn and its moons are featured, with some showing the hazy atmosphere of Titan and surface of Dione
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Mr Ugarkovic created the images because he was ‘underwhelmed by the frequency the Cassini Imaging Team releases colour composites'

Question: In another image, it is seen dwarfed by the much larger @placeholder, as Cassini made a rare pass that saw the two align.


Shadow immigration minister Chris Bryant complained that too few hotels had British staff Labour was today accused of peddling 'xenophobic rhetoric' after a senior frontbencher complained about receptionists in hotels being foreign. In controversial remarks, Labour’s shadow immigration minister Chris Bryant said it ‘would be nice’ to go into a hotel in this country which had a British receptionist. He said he was ‘angry’ at employers for failing to train and employ Brits, relying instead on people from Latvia and Estonia. But the Tories said the comments were proof that Ed Miliband's party was 'confused' on the issue of immigration and was 'cynically' trying to grab headlines.
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Chris Bryant says employers are forced to hire Estonians and Latvians
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Says he is 'angry' about the lack of jobs in tourism for young Brits
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Row comes amid fears of an influx of Bulgarians and Romanians next year

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ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- Hours after Turkey and Armenia announced a tentative, Swiss-mediated peace deal, opposition politicians in Turkey were blasting the proposal. Turkish President Abdullah Gul, left, meets Armenian counterpart Serzh Sarkisian in Yerevan in September 2008. The plan would normalize relations and open the common border between the two neighbors. Political analysts warn that there are still immense hurdles left, before Armenians and Turks can overcome nearly a century of bad blood and re-open a border that has been sealed shut for more then fifteen years. In a joint press statement released late Monday night, Switzerland, Armenia and Turkey announced they had agreed to start six weeks of "internal political consultations" on two protocols, aimed at establishing diplomatic and bilateral relations.
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Swiss-mediated peace deal would normalize relations between Turkey, Armenia
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Border between neighbors closed since 1993 war between Armenia, Azerbaijan
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Countries agree to begin "internal political consultations" on proposals

Question: In September 2008, Turkish president Abdullah Gul accepted an invitation to attend a soccer match with @placeholder's newly-elected president in the Armenian capital.


(CNN) -- Iraq's prime minister said Tuesday he is happy to see the United States and its Arab allies striking ISIS targets in Syria, so long as they "do it right this time." Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that Iraq has "paid a heavy price" for polarization in the region and instability in Syria, saying ISIS fighters have inflicted tremendous pain, suffering and losses on his people after crossing into Iraq. He expressed hope the airstrikes will do what U.S. President Barack Obama has vowed: degrade and destroy the group, which calls itself the Islamic State. It's good some Arab nations have joined the American-led military campaign, al-Abadi added, though he said he wished they had understood and acted on the danger posed by ISIS sooner.
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NEW: Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi: Sunnis "almost on board" with Shiite-led government
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NEW: He says all Iraqis "must work together," be willing to make tough decisions
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Al-Abadi says his government has been warning about ISIS "bloodbath" for years
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He hopes airstrikes don't lead to "the rise of another terrorist element instead of" ISIS

Question: As to bringing the country together, the @placeholder leader said, "We've worked hard to make (the government) more inclusive" and "I think we've got (Sunnis) almost on board right now."


(CNN) -- Former New Hampshire Attorney General Kelly Ayotte has squeezed out a narrow GOP Senate primary win over conservative challenger Ovide Lamontagne, the New Hampshire secretary of state's office declared Wednesday. Ayotte, the favorite among establishment Republicans, held less than a 1,000-vote lead over Lamontagne, a Manchester attorney and the 1996 Republican nominee for governor, with 85 percent of precincts counted, AP reported. The difference is less than 1 percent of the vote. The New Hampshire race didn't grab the national spotlight like the Republican Senate primary in Delaware -- where the more conservative challenger won -- but shared a similar storyline.
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NEW: Kelly Ayotte narrowly defeats Ovide Lamontagne
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Tea Party groups backed Lamontagne in New Hampshire's primary
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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin backs Ayotte, calling her a "Granite Grizzly"
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The winner in November will succeed retiring Republican Sen. Judd Gregg

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(CNN) -- It has been nearly four weeks since Italians went to the polls and the country is still drifting rudderless without a functioning government. This week, political leaders are holding two days of crucial talks with Italy's ceremonial president of the republic, Giorgio Napolitano. The talks began Wednesday morning and are expected to conclude at 6 p.m. Thursday in Rome. Italy's February elections were inconclusive, and have created a political gridlock that is hobbling the country's economy. The nation is currently in its longest recession in 20 years. It's economy -- Europe's third-largest with a government debt the Treasury Ministry puts at $2.6 trillion -- shrank by 0.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012, Eurobarometer says.
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Talks led by President Giorgio Napolitano begin Wednesday in an effort to forge a government
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Napolitano said he will first try to get agreement on Pierluigi Bersani as prime minister
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Bersani's party holds the lower house, but is vying in the Senate with Silvio Berlusconi's party
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With no agreement, new parliamentary elections would be scheduled

Question: To further complicate matters, @placeholder's mandate as president ends on May 15.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:19 PM on 21st September 2011 President Barack Obama will today make a desperate push for the Palestinians to drop a statehood bid when he addresses the U.N. General Assembly today. Obama will follow up his speech with separate meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders as he seeks to coax both parties back to direct peace talks. But as U.S. officials attempt to steer Palestine away, unrest was growing in the West Bank today from residents calling for independence. President Barack Obama will try to talk Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas out of an official push for statehood
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Protesters gather in West Bank in support of Palestinian state
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Obama to make personal plea to leader Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas

Question: Crowds of youths hoisted Palestinians flags and chanted slogans calling for the establishment of an independent @placeholder.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China's major microblogging sites have suspended comments sections after being "punished for allowing rumors to spread" of a coup attempt in Beijing, state-run media reported Saturday. Sina's Weibo and Tencent's QQ -- Chinese versions of Twitter, which is banned in the mainland -- will stop use of comment function on the popular sites to "clean up rumors and other illegal information spread through microbloggings," according to Xinhua. The comments sections will be disabled until Tuesday. The microblog sites have been "criticized and punished accordingly" by officials in Beijing and Guangdong, state media reported. Authorities also closed 16 websites and detained six people, Xinhua reported, for allegedly spreading rumors of "military vehicles entering Beijing and something wrong going on in Beijing," a spokesperson for the State Internet Information Office told Xinhua.
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State media: Popular Chinese microblogging halt comments section until April 3
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More than 16 websites closed and six people detained for spreading coup rumors
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Comes after shock of the dismissal of China politburo member Bo Xilai
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Last week, China's internet filled with rumors of military vehicles entering Beijing'

Question: The first time occurred in 2009 when dozens of @placeholder-like sites were simply closed by the government.


By Ruth Sunderland and Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 21:55 EST, 22 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:51 EST, 27 December 2013 Britain will be the fastest growing economy of any major European nation next year, experts predict. In a boost for Chancellor George Osborne, leading accountancy firm PwC said the UK economy is likely to grow by 2-3percent, outstripping Eurozone rivals. But in a sign of coalition tensions over the recovery, Lib Dem Business Secretary Vince Cable warned that a 'raging housing boom' is under way in London and the South East. Tension: In a boost for George Osborne (left), leading accountancy form PwC said the UK economy is likely to grow by 2-3percent, although Vince Cable (right) has warned of a housing boom in London and the South East
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UK economy likely to grown by 2-3percent, outstripping Eurozone rivals
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Accountancy firm PwC says deficit will fall below £100billion
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However, Vince Cable warns of 'raging housing boom' in South East
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Business Secretary calls for rethink on Help to Buy scheme

Question: But he added: 'On the other hand if you don't increase interest rates then of course this boom that's taking place in house prices gets out of control and the only people who can live in large parts of @placeholder are foreigners and bankers and we don't want that either.'


Rihanna is just 'a heartbeat away from tragedy' because of a delusional stalker who may end up killing her if released, a New York City judge said Friday. Judge Orlando Marrazzo compared stalker Kevin McGlynn to the man who murdered John Lennon as he denied the homeless man's release from a psychiatric hospital. McGlynn, 54, was arrested last  July after hand-delivering letters to the pop star's Manhattan apartment in which he calls her a 'b****' and threatens to 'bum rush' and  gang rape her. He also believes he was in a relationship with Rihanna and that she stole his music.
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Kevin McGlynn, 54, was arrested in July for lurking outside the singer's Manhattan apartment
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On Friday, he was denied release from a psychiatric hospital

Question: 'It is entirely foreseeable that if he were free to continue to act upon his psychotic delusions without this court's intervention, it may result in the death of (Rihanna) or other innocent persons,' @placeholder warned.


Sydney's most expensive property is expected to fetch a staggering $100 million when it is finally sold - a price that is out of reach for even many of the neighbouring residents in the affluent harbourside eastern suburb of Point Piper, in which the sprawling mansion is located. Those with mega cash to splash can make an offer on Elaine, labelled as 'the most significant residential estate to ever be sold in Australia'. The huge white seven-bedroom house has been owned by media moguls the Fairfax family for four generations and 122 years. Staggering: Elaine, labelled as 'the most significant residential estate to ever be sold in Australia', is expected to fetch $100 million
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Seven bedroom home in Point Piper, eastern Sydney, is expected to fetch $100 million
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The mansion has been home to media moguls the Fairfax family for 122 years
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Boasts a tennis court, stables and its back yard rolls onto the beach
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The house has been on the market since September 2013
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John B. Fairfax is reportedly selling the home so a new family can 'enjoy it'

Question: Classic style: This elegant dining room will have 'played host to a bevy of important guests across four generations of ownership by one of @placeholder's greatest media families'


(CNN) -- The deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi underscores the gaping power vacuum across Libya since the toppling of Moammar Gadhafi's regime last year. Fighting groups that battled Gadhafi have stepped in to maintain law and order after the fall of the regime, an expert on post-Gadhafi Libya told CNN. Most of the groups are simply neighborhood watch entities. But some include hard-line Muslim Salafis and have "a very Islamist orientation," said Frederic Wehrey, a senior associate in the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The group accused of being behind the consulate assault, the Imprisoned Omar Abdul Rahman Brigades, is said to be pro-al Qaeda.
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Sufi shrines and Western entities have been targeted in Libya
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Militia groups are trying to maintain law and order
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The government uses militants "as hired guns," emboldening them, an analyst says

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She grew up in Lewisham, south London, and only converted to Islam as a teenager, but Khadijah Dare is now said to be seen as a 'top priority' for British intelligence services. Two years ago, Dare swapped her 'comfortable life' in Britain, where she was known for her dimples and her love of her mother's home cooking, for the horror of Syria, where she has joined the terror group ISIS. Now, after appearing in an ISIS recruitment video calling on British Muslims to 'stop being selfish' and give up their families and studies to join the front line in the Middle East, Dare - a pseudonym - is said to be top of MI6's list.
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Khadijah Dare, 22, was born a non-Muslim in Lewisham, south London
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She was radicalised online, moved to Syria in 2012, had arranged marriage
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Gloated online at ISIS's brutal murder of photojournalist James Foley
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Dare posted Twitter picture of her four-year-old son with an AK-47 rifle
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Security sources see the jihadi with a London accent as an 'immense threat'
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She appears in ISIS recruitment video calling on British Muslims to join jihad

Question: Dare was gleeful that the '@placeholder must be shaking up' after the execution and from her home in the Syrian scrub she tweeted: 'Any links 4 da execution of da journalist plz.


(Time ) -- In April, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) updated the warning to finasteride, Merck & Co.'s drug marketed to treat both male pattern baldness (Propecia) and enlarged prostate (Proscar). The new warnings noted that the sexual side effects associated with the medication, including problems with libido, ejaculations and orgasm, could last even after patients stop taking the drug. Now a new study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine finds that side effects may not only continue after stopping finasteride, but they may last for months or even years. In the study, Dr. Michael Irwig of George Washington University and his colleagues surveyed 54 men under age 40 who reported experiencing side effects for three months or more after stopping the medication Propecia. The patients reported a variety of sexual problems including erectile dysfunction, low libido, trouble having an orgasm, and shrinking and painful genitals. Some men also reported neurological problems like depression, anxiety and cognitive haziness.
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Study finds side effects of finasteride may continue months after stopping medication
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96% of subjects' sexual problems lasted more than a year after stopping medication
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Study authors believe finasteride may do permanent damage
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FDA labels will now warn users of post-use sexual side effects

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:44 EST, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 12:46 EST, 26 October 2012 A New York programmer who sued Facebook claiming 50 per cent of its ownership has been arrested in what's now being called a multibillion-dollar scheme. Paul Ceglia, 39, was arrested on Friday at his Wellsville, New York home after federal prosecutors say he fabricated and destroyed evidence to falsely support his case against Facebook and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said Ceglia was seeking a 'quick payday based on a blatant forgery.' Busted: Paul Ceglia, who sued Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg for half of his company, has been arrested on charges he forged records claiming his promised ownership
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Paul Ceglia, 39, claimed Mark Zuckerberg promised him at least half of his website before its development in 2003
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Federal prosecutors say Ceglia falsified documents with the claims before doctoring both men's signatures at the bottom

Question: '@placeholder, I have a rather serious issue to discuss with you, according to our contract I owe you over 30% more of the business in late penalties which would give you over 80% of the company.


Crusade: Oliver, pictured with a chicken, will campaign against a trade deal Jamie Oliver is planning a campaign to stop British food standards being lowered to allow American food imports pumped full of pesticides and hormones into the UK. The TV chef hopes to intervene to stop a trade agreement between the European United and U.S. aimed at removing trade barriers between member states. Mr Oliver, 39,  claims the 'dangerous' Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) deal could undo 'decades of work' by getting round bans imposed by the EU on putting growth hormones and pesticides in meat. The same restrictions do not exist in America - and at present if U.S. companies want to export food to the EU they must ensure it meets the higher standards.
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TV chef opposes 'dangerous' trade deal between EU and U.S.
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Agreement could let in food additives the U.S. allow but which the EU bans
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Such substance include pig growth hormones and chicken feed with arsenic

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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Key Illinois Democratic legislators are circulating a letter urging support for the impeachment of Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was arrested this week on federal corruption charges relating in part to the selection of President-elect Barack Obama's successor as a U.S. senator. Barack Obama says he has never spoken with Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich about the vacant Senate seat. State Rep. John Fritchey, head of the House Civil Judiciary Committee, sent the letter Thursday asking Democratic colleagues to say by Friday whether they support a move for impeachment and would like to be added as a co-sponsor of legislation. Blagojevich also is a Democrat.
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Illinois legislators circulate letter to garner support for impeachment
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Barack Obama repeats call for Gov. Rod Blagojevich to step down
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President Bush believes the charges against Blagojevich are "astounding"
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Illinois attorney general says resigning is "right thing" for governor to do

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Tornado crews flying over  Iraq say their mission is 'personal' as they seek 'some sort of justice' for murdered RAF engineer David Haines. The 44-year-old British aid worker, who served with the force for 12 years, was beheaded by ISIS militants in a shocking propaganda video after being taken hostage in Syria. Now servicemen and women based in RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus - who have so far not unleashed firepower on any suitable targets in nothern Iraq - say they want to stop other captives suffering the same fate as their former colleague. British hostages Alan Henning and John Cantlie are still being held under threat of execution by the same fighters.
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Source said RAF crews in Cyprus hope to stop any more captives suffering
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Said mission was 'not about revenge but perhaps some sort of justice'
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British aid worker David Haines, 44, spent 12 years as an RAF engineer
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He was murdered by ISIS militants after being held hostage in Syria
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Just six Tornados have joined the mission to bombard Islamic State
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Failure to drop bombs has fuelled concern UK is not pulling its weight
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Former Armed Forces chief warns air attacks alone can't defeat Islamists

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(CNN) -- It's that time in the presidential cycle again. Mitt Romney, presumptive GOP nominee, appoints a trusted adviser to lead his vice presidential search. The questionnaires are readied; the real level of interest of the contenders is gauged (and all public protestations of noninterest dutifully disregarded.) The candidate's weaknesses are cataloged, both in battleground states and in key demographics. And maybe the candidate weighs in with a guideline or two for the search. This time around, it's clear what one rule will be: The vice presidential nominee needs to be qualified to be president. Just ask Steve Schmidt, John McCain's former campaign manager (now played by Woody Harrelson in HBO's "Game Change"), about that teensy detail that was, er, overlooked in the Sarah Palin pick.
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Mitt Romney has begun the process of picking a vice presidential candidate
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Gloria Borger: Romney will apply one key lesson of John McCain's Sarah Palin pick
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Borger says whoever is chosen needs to be prepared to be president of the U.S.

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An Illinois-based high school's girls' basketball team has come under fire after a photo of players pointing at a Barbie doll stuck to a cross inside their Catholic hosts' school gym appeared online. In the image, members of Woodstock High School team are pictured beaming and pointing at the doll - their symbol for 'girl power' - after attaching it to the cross at Marian Central Catholic High School. The teenagers, dressed in white kits, were in good spirits having just trumped their rivals, Woodstock North, 57-48 inside the Landers Pavilion at Marian Central, which is the Class 3A regionals host.
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Woodstock High School's girls' basketball team widely criticized for photo
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In image, smiling teens are pictured pointing at Barbie doll stuck on cross
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Scene captured at Marian Central Catholic High School in Illinois last week
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Within minutes of the picture being posted online, it had sparked backlash
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Woodstock High has now issued apology for girls' 'inappropriate' actions
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First-year team coach was reportedly present when the image was taken

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(CNN) -- Rafael Nadal survived a scare in his opening round match against John Isner at the French Open on Tuesday as the big-serving American took the five-time champion to five sets. The World No.1 eventually prevailed against marathon man Isner 6-4 6-7 (2-7) 6-7 (2-7) 6-2 6-4 in just over four hours to set up a second round match with compatriot Pablo Andujar. Nadal started the match in typically dominant fashion breaking Isner in the seventh game of the opening set, before serving out to take a one-set lead. But Isner -- who won the 11-hour epic against Nicolas Mahut at Wimbledon last year -- wasn't about to give up and promptly raised his game.
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Five-time French Open champion beats American John Isner in opening French Open tie
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Isner led two sets to one, but Nadal fight back ensures passage to second round
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Andy Murray and Robin Soderling both into second round after victories on Tuesday

Question: The six-foot-nine American -- ranked 39 in the world -- took both the second and third sets on the tiebreak raising the prospect of handing Nadal only his second defeat at @placeholder and causing one of the biggest upsets in years.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:36 EST, 29 June 2012 | UPDATED: 10:25 EST, 29 June 2012 Georgina Blackwell is celebrating securing a First Class Honours law degree She may be a young blonde beautician from Essex but Georgina Blackwell certainly does not live up to any of the usual stereotypes. Miss Blackwell first hit the headlines when, aged just 23 and with no formal legal qualification, took on one of the country’s biggest homebuilders in the High Court - and won. And that proved to be a turning point for the 26-year-old who had almost given up on a dream of becoming a lawyer to work in the family-owned salon in picturesque Halstead, Essex, after her mum broke her wrist.
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Georgina Blackwell had no formal qualification when she won a High Court battle with Bellway Homes in a bitter access dispute
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The 26-year-old had given up dream of studying law in order to help at the family-owned beauty salon after her mother broke her wrist
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But the unlikely success enabled her to go to university to study lawyer

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Ahead of Saturday's mouth-watering clash between Liverpool and Chelsea, Sportsmail spoke to Stamford Chidge and David Tyrer of live4liverpool to better understand the intense rivalry between the two sets of supporters Has your opinion of Liverpool/Chelsea changed since the match last April – and what was watching that match like? Stamford Chidge: Not really! To be fair they played very well last season albeit with the advantage of only playing once a week and with Luis Suarez, who is clearly one of the best strikers in the world. But we all felt that they wouldn’t be able to continue that form and their challenge for the title this year.
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Liverpool take on league leaders Chelsea at Anfield on Saturday
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Last time pair met in April, Chelsea won 2-0 after Steven Gerrard's slip
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Chelsea fan says no Liverpool players would make Jose Mourinho's side
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Liverpool fan admits he would like a few Chelsea stars but not Diego Costa

Question: DT: I liked @placeholder in the late 90s but they were really the first of the 'new money' clubs and everything about the club just feels 'false'.


Austin, Texas (CNN) -- The past month has been the worst for the United States in Afghanistan since the war began after the attacks of September 11, 2001. There have been more difficult periods of combat against the Taliban, al Qaeda and other insurgents. There have been more fragmented and confused moments in allied strategy. There has, however, never been a time when American soldiers acted with such obvious and offensive disrespect for Afghan citizens. The past month has witnessed a string of incidents, including the alleged killing of 16 civilians by a U.S. soldier and the burning of Qurans, the holiest touchstone of the Islamic faith, at a NATO air base. The United States has crossed a self-defeating threshold in Afghanistan where our soldiers are seen as attacking the very people and culture they are deployed to protect. We are destroying villages in order to save them.
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A killing spree in Afghanistan follows Quran-burning incident
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Jeremi Suri says the U.S. has had its worst month in the long Afghan war
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He says it's reminiscent of Vietnam War, when soldiers turned against population
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Suri: U.S. leaders are failing to set and pursue achievable objectives

Question: Young @placeholder soldiers are under enormous pressure, in hostile circumstances, and they are increasingly isolated from support networks within the United States.


Officials in Florida released Thursday a surveillance video showing Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston shoplifting crab legs from a Tallahassee supermarket. The silent clip recorded inside a Publix grocery store April 29 shows the Florida State University star football player sauntering into the supermarket dressed in shorts and sandals, and heading to the back. Winston, 20, could be seen picking up a $32.72 order of crab legs and craw fish served on a trey wrapped in plastic from the seafood counter. Scroll down for video Caught on camera: Officials in Florida released this surveillance video showing FSU quarterback Jameis Winston, 20, leaving a Publix supermarket without paying for an order of crab legs and crawfish
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The 20-year-old will reportedly serve community service, be suspended from his side gig on the baseball team and faces a $30 fine
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Winston told deputies he forgot to pay for $32.72 worth of steamed crab legs and craw fish
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Video from Publix grocery store in Tallahassee shows the FSU quarterback pausing near the entrance so that an off-duty deputy could pass
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Sheriff's report states Winston apologized repeatedly and said he wanted to 'make it right'

Question: The incident allegedly occurred at a Publix, a staple in @placeholder grocery stores


(CNN) -- President Obama unveiled plans Wednesday to open large swaths of U.S. coastal waters in the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico to oil and natural gas drilling -- a move likely to please the energy industry but upset the administration's environmentalist supporters. The administration plan would include lifting a 20-year ban on drilling off the Virginia coastline, while putting the clamps on sites such as southwest Alaska's Bristol Bay. Parts of the Arctic Ocean off Alaska's North Slope, however, could be accessed. The plan authorizes the Interior Department to conduct seismic surveys off the south- and mid-Atlantic coasts to "determine the quantity and location of potential oil and gas resources to support energy planning," according to a statement from a White House official.
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One Democratic senator slams the plan while another praises it
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U.S. will need traditional fuels while developing new ones, Obama says
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Proposal includes lifting a 20-year ban on drilling off the Virginia coastline
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One Republican leader says Obama plan doesn't go far enough

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Regular doctors will be given the boot and instead Commonwealth appointed doctors will be used to rid the country of rorters falsely claiming millions in Disability Support Pensions. Part of a $16 billion crackdown on welfare, the Australian government plans to stamp out 'doctor shopping' - where cheats use GPs that are known to be less strict with their disability assessments. The government will install their own doctors to carry out the assessments, which it is expected will weed out up to 50,000 cheats each year, saving an estimated $70million, according to The Daily Telegraph. Scroll down for video Regular doctors will be given the boot and instead Commonwealth appointed doctors will be used to flush out rorters, falsely claiming millions in Disability Support Pensions
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Commonwealth appointed doctors will be used instead of regular doctors to assess Disability Support Pension applicants
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Part of a $16 billion crackdown on welfare, the new changes will be used to flush out rorters of the system
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The new rules will bring in an estimated $70 million in savings
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Last financial year, taxpayers were saved millions of dollars when more than 400 people were investigated for dishonest claims

Question: 'By improving the workforce participation of people with disabilities we can grow a stronger economy with greater benefits for all @placeholder,' he said.


By Joel Christie A Memphis woman has been charged with elder abuse and neglect after the mother that lived with her was found to have injuries so serious her legs were rotting away. The mother, 77-year-old Betty Cleveland, has now died in hospital. Rose Fayne, who was arrested over the incident, initially called an elderly persons service, Crossroads Hospice, to assist her in caring for Cleveland. However when Crossroads arrived and saw the state that Cleveland was in, they called for an ambulance and the police, according to KTLA 5 News. Write caption here Scene: Betty Cleveland was being at this home in the 3700 Block of Joslyn, Tennessee, when hospice workers reported her treatment
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Rose Fayne and her brother Rodney Cleveland, of Memphis, have been charged with elder abuse and neglect
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Arrested over the death of their mother, Betty Cleveland, 77
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The woman was found with injuries so bad wounds on her legs had burst open and were rotting from the inside out
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She later died in hospital

Question: Neighbors in the quiet area of @placeholder reported not even knowing Betty Cleveland lives at the home

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By Emma Glanfield An idyllic cottage which was owned by the co-founder of Rolls-Royce when he launched the car manufacturer over a century ago has been put on the market for £2.2million. The four-bedroom Brae Cottage, in Knutsford, Cheshire, was occupied by Sir Henry Royce for nearly ten years from 1898. It was during that time he first met fellow engineer Charles Rolls, who went on to become the other co-founding member of their luxury car manufacturer. The four-bedroom Brae Cottage, in Knutsford, Cheshire, was occupied by Sir Henry Royce for nearly ten years from 1898 and is now on the market for £2.2million
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Stunning cottage in Knutsford, Cheshire, was owned by co-founder Sir Henry Royce for nearly ten years from 1898
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It was during that time he met fellow co-founder Charles Rolls and spent years making prototypes in the basement
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When Rolls-Royce moved to Derby in 1907, the famous engineer sold the four-bed property known as Brae Cottage
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It has only ever had four owners and has been within same family for last 40 years but is now up for sale for £2.2m

Question: ‘It is a very stylish house, retaining many features including original light switches and doors, which were all designed for @placeholder and are still in it, which is quite nice.


(CNN) -- Three days after Syrian government forces seized control of the strategically important city of Qusayr, aid workers remained unable Saturday to enter the region, the International Committee of the Red Cross said. "As of today, ICRC still doesn't have permission to enter Qusayr region and will continue to make all efforts to obtain access as and when security allows," spokesman Ewan Watson said in a statement. The U.N. Security Council had urged on Friday that Syrian authorities let humanitarian reach the town. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said this week that it had received reports that as many as 1,500 wounded civilians were trapped in Qusayr, which endured nearly seven weeks of fighting until government forces gained control on Wednesday.
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Still no access to aid 3 days after government forces take the city
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The Security Council is urging Damascus to allow aid to Qusayr
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The UN appealed Friday for $5 billion in aid to Syria

Question: More than 70,000 Syrians -- most of them civilians -- have been killed in the two-year conflict, according to the @placeholder.


It was meant to be a fun-filled trip with his family to Disney World, but reality set in for a former senior Venezuelan judge when he stepped off a flight in Miami and federal agents carted him off to jail. Benny Palmeri-Bacchi, 46, never made it to the Orlando theme park, and instead today it was revealed he will now be spending at least 20 years in prison over links to Colombian drug cartels. Mr Palmeri walked into the 'bear trap' in July after a secretive and far-reaching inquiry by US investigators into links between Venezuelan government officials and Colombian 'narcos'.
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Benny Palmeri-Bacchi, a senior Venezuelan judge, arrived on family holiday
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Palmeri is the first ally of late president to face jail over ties to smugglers
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Claimed he took bribes to ease shipments of cocaine transported to U.S.

Question: Venezuela's self-styled socialist government has always denied claims it has links with smugglers who traffic cocaine from @placeholder through its 1,400 mile porous border with the neighbouring country.


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 07:59 EST, 25 July 2011 House Speaker John Boehner says he's working to get out a two-part plan to raise the nation's $14.3trillion debt limit, but he can't say whether it will include Democratic support. Boehner said that he hopes to have a bipartisan approach to solve the problem, but he's ready to move forward with a Republican plan if a deal couldn't be reached with President Obama today. The speaker flatly rejects the White House insistence that the plan get the country through the next election instead of offering a short-term fix while a longer-term solution can be worked out.
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Two-step plan would raise $14.3trillion debt ceiling
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Boehner says Republicans will push ahead with their own proposal should Obama continue to reject offer
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Time running out with nine days left to August 2 deadline
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Negotiators at an impasse over White House proposal for tax rises
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Rating agencies to cut America's Triple-A credit rating if the U.S. fails to meet debt payments

Question: @placeholder's two-part deal includes a savings package first, followed by reforms to entitlement programs and the tax code.

Question: solution to address how @placeholder can avert a catastrophic default and


(CNN) -- Rooftop glamping has recently taken New York by storm. This year, visitors to the Big Apple can spend the night in a bed on the roof of the AKA Central Park, and guests at Manhattan's Affinia Gardens hotel can spend the night in a tent on one of the hotel's terraces, with flashlights and a smores-making kit thrown in. There are other weird camping experiences around the world. Camping Vliegenbos, Amsterdam Part campsite, part art project, the Camping Vliegenbos campsite allows visitors to spend the night inside a wooden cube, a suspended dome or a camper that folds out to become a garden -- complete with stuffed badger and artificial trees.
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Wilson Island, Australia, has just six tents available to rent
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Human Nest in United States gives guests a chance to sleep like a bird
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Hüttenpalast in Germany brings the camping experience indoors

Question: Visitors to the @placeholder get a selection of fully furnished wooden huts and retro campers -- all under one roof.


(CNN) -- We all have our favorites for the big honors at Hollywood's top awards show, but over its 80-year history there have been some classic films, performers and people behind the scenes that have been criminally overlooked by Oscar. Peter Sellers in "Dr. Strangelove," just one of Kubrick's classics beaten to the prize by a glitzy musical From acting turns that kept us glued to the screen, to directors that were passed over by the Academy time and time again, these are the statues we would have given out if we'd been in charge. Don't agree? Think we've missed one or robbed an actual winner of its top-spot? Share your views by using the Sound Off box below and we'll publish the best.
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Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock never won a best director Oscar
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Perennial critics' favorite "Citizen Kane" was almost entirely passed over
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Blockbusters "Forrest Gump" and "Titanic" prevented great movies taking honors
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Razzies "honor" poor cinema, big winners are Sylvester Stallone and Madonna

Question: She's not known for her acting, but @placeholder just won't let it go.


Stilyan Petrov is back with a ball at his feet and a smile on his face after returning to the pitch as he continues his recovery from leukemia. Petrov has been turning out for Wychall Wanderers Over 35s in Sunday League and the Celtic and Aston Villa legend, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2012, is happy to be doing what he does best. He said: 'It's a good laugh and they're competitive games. It's just really nice to be out there playing a proper game. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Inspirational  Villa hero Stiliyan Petrov playing football again
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Stiliyan Petrov was diagnosed with leukemia in 2012
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The former Celtic and Aston Villa captain retired from football in 2013
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Petrov plays for Wychall Wanderers in the Central Wawrickshire League
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He has played three times and says his fitness is improving
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Petrov's leukemia is in remission

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Russia is at war with Ukraine and so effectively at war with Europe, Lithuania's president claimed today as European leaders threatened to impose further sanctions on Vladimir Putin. The dramatic comments from Dalia Grybauskaite come after officials in Kiev accused Moscow of using tanks to 'flatten' the border town of Novosvitlivka. During an EU summit in Brussels today, David Cameron said it was vital to address the 'unacceptable' situation of having Russian troops on Ukrainian soil. The Prime Minister has insisted there must be 'consequences' if an estimated 1,000 Russian troops are not withdrawn from the east of the country.
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Dalia Grybauskaite believes Ukraine is 'fighting a war on behalf of Europe'
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Made dramatic comments today at EU summit between leaders in Brussels
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Group are threatening further sanctions against Putin following 'invasion'
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Prime Minister David Cameron said situation in Ukraine was 'unacceptable'
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Officials in Kiev said a column of tanks destroyed the town of Novosvitlivka
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Nato estimates that at least 1,000 Russian soldiers are now in Ukraine

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(CNN) -- More than 250,000 secret U.S. diplomatic cables are now available in full and unfiltered online, exposing scores of U.S. diplomatic sources and informants that were meant to be protected often for their own safety, according to the website WikiLeaks. But this is not an official WikiLeaks release. Rather, what appears to be a string of errors has lead to both the raw file and the password that unlocks that file to be released into the public domain, without WikiLeaks control. In a statement posted on Twitter, WikiLeaks said, "Guardian investigations editor, David Leigh, recklessly, and without gaining our approval, knowingly disclosed the decryption passwords in a book published by the Guardian."
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NEW: The State Department says it was notified of the problem
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Thousands of secret U.S. cables are now online
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WikiLeaks blames the writer of a book on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
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"Nonsense," say the writer and his publisher

Question: In an earlier Twitter posting, WikiLeaks said: "There has been no 'leak at @placeholder'.


Chelsea announced a record annual profit of around £18.4million on Thursday — paving the way for Jose Mourinho to further strengthen his squad in January. The current Premier League leaders also reported a record turnover of £319.8m for the year up to June 30, and will comfortably pass UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) test thanks to the funds brought in by the sale of Juan Mata and David Luiz, plus their share of the new £1bn television deal. This is the second time in three years that Chelsea have posted a profit and is further proof of the club's emergence as British football’s leading club on and off the pitch, confounding the belief that years of wild spending under Roman Abramovich would backfire.
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Chelsea announce record profits during Roman Abramovich era
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West London club will report a turnover of £325million
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Sales of Juan Mata and David Luiz a contributing factor

Question: ‘We financed player purchases from sales as the squad for this current season was shaped, and our philosophy since Mr @placeholder acquired the club in 2003 has been to build upon success on the pitch.


(CNN) -- Pakistan's prime minister urged Afghan government officials to look for other partners to ally with beyond the United States in a meeting earlier this month, and suggested it seek closer ties with China, a source close to the Afghan government told CNN. But Afghan sources disagree on how strongly the Pakistanis were trying to push their neighbors, and there is no indication from either source CNN spoke to about the Afghan government's receptiveness to the idea. At the meeting between senior Afghan and Pakistani officials April 16 in Kabul, Afghanistan, Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Gilani urged the Afghans to draw closer to Pakistan and to China, disengaging with what he depicted as a weakened United States, according to the source close to the Afghan government.
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The meeting was held in April in Kabul
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The source says Pakistan's prime minister suggested closer ties to China
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Tensions have been high between Washington and Islamabad in recent months

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Question: "It tells more about relations between the U.S. and @placeholder and how they have hit rock-bottom," the source said, than it does about Pakistan-Afghan relations.

Question: Several strikes have claimed the lives of what some @placeholder officials have said were innocent civilians.


By Charlie Scott Andres Iniesta scored the goal that won Spain the 2010 World Cup but Iker Casillas was just as important in that victory over Holland, particularly the one-on-one save he made from Arjen Robben that the winger recently admitted still gives him nightmares. It’s safe to say Robben achieved at least a little redemption as Spain collapsed in Salvador, the fleet of foot Dutchman starring in a four-goal second-half blitz. For Casillas though, it was just the latest instalment in a tragedy that has seen him lose the No 1 spot at his beloved Real Madrid and teeter on the brink of doing so at international level.
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Iker Casillas looked shaky as Spain lost 5-1 to Holland in World Cup
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Casillas lost his starting spot at Real Madrid under Jose Mourinho
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Carlo Ancelotti continued to favour Diego Lopez in goal this season
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Casillas captained Spain to World Cup glory in South Africa four years ago
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Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea could replace Casillas

Question: Robben easily evaded Casillas, who lost his footing as he tried to change direction, before the flying Dutchman set himself and fired past the recovering @placeholder defence.


Washington (CNN) -- The Pentagon general counsel threatened legal action Thursday against a former Navy SEAL who wrote a revealing book about last year's Osama bin Laden raid, warning him he has violated secrecy agreements and broken federal law. In a letter addressed to "Mark Owen," the pen name of book author Matt Bissonnette, General Counsel Jeh Charles Johnson wrote the Pentagon is considering pursuing "all remedies legally available" against the former SEAL and his publisher, Penguin Putnam. "In the judgment of the Department of Defense, you are in material breach and violation of the nondisclosure agreements you signed. Further public dissemination of your book will aggravate your breach and violation of your agreements," Johnson wrote.
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NEW: The Pentagon threatens legal action against the author
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NEW: It says Matt Bissonnette has violated secrecy agreements he signed
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Bissonnette says he was one of the SEALs who finished off bin Laden
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Bissonnette was a chief petty officer when he left the Navy

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(CNN) -- A whirling black and yellow mechanical beast swoops in to battle a deadly wildfire. For victims, it's like the cavalry coming to the rescue. They call it the Firehawk.Â Los Angeles County Fire Department senior pilot Tom Short talks about this helicopter like it's a super chopper. "Having been in all of the aircraft that are out there fighting fires, the Firehawk is the best firefighting machine I've ever seen -- simply because of what it does," Short told CNN on the phone this week. "It does everything: fire, rescue and air ambulance." Basically it's a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter outfitted with a giant water tank. This thing is engineered to get hellishly close to the heat of a raging inferno. Its dual souped-up engines can lift 9,000 pounds -- about the same weight as a large recreational travel trailer.
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The Los Angeles County Fire Department uses three Firehawks to combat wildfires
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Pilot Tom Short worries that California's drought will make for a difficult wildfire season
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Firehawk, a version of the Army's Black Hawk, can load 1,000 gallons of water in 60 seconds

Question: A firefighting super-chopper is especially valuable now, as @placeholder braces for what may be one of the worst wildfire seasons on record.


By Robin Cottle for MailOnline Former Tottenham defender Ryan Nelsen has been fired as coach of Toronto FC after their 3-0 defeat to the New England Revolution on Saturday. Nelsen, who lured the likes of Jermain Defoe to Major League Soccer, departs with his team still in contention to make the play-offs. But it seems critical comments about Toronto general manager Tim Bezbatchenko after Saturday's defeat may have contributed to his departure. Sacked: Ryan Nelsen has been fired from his first managerial job at Toronto FC 1 - D.C United (46 pts) 2 - Sporting Kansas City (42)
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Toronto FC lost 3-0 to New England Revolution on Saturday in the MLS
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Canadian was still in MLS play-off contention after joining in January 2013
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Ex-New Zealand international spent almost ten years playing in the Premier League for Blackburn and Tottenham Hotspur
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Former United States international Greg Vanney will take over
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Nelsen unhappy with comments made by Toronto general manager Tim Bezbatchenko

Question: 'Those comments (@placeholder made) were excuses, and we are not in the excuse business,' Bezbatchenko said in announcing Nelsen's departure.


By Ben Spencer Defiant: Environment Secretary Owen Paterson insists we will fall behind in farming technology if we outlaw GM techniques Owen Paterson yesterday launched a stinging attack on those who are concerned about the dangers of genetically-modified food. The Environment Secretary accused those opposed to the development of GM foods as being ‘politically-motivated’ and said blocking the technology risked making the UK a ‘museum of farming’. Critics say that tampering with the genes in crops to create ‘Frankenstein foods’ could damage natural ecosystems or even affect human health. But this month EU politicians are expected to approve the licensing of the first commercial food crop in 15 years using the controversial technology.
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Critics say playing with genes in 'Frankenstein food' damages ecosystem
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But Environment Secretary blasted notion as old-fashioned
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Comes as EU expected to approve licensing of first GM crop in 15 years

Question: Backlash: Critics attacked @placeholder for 'ignoring decades of research' that shows it is bad to meddle with nature


(CNN) -- "No ma'am ... I will not register my weapons." These passionate words from a former Marine sparked an insatiable conversation on CNN.com. Since Joshua Boston posted an open letter to U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, dismissing stricter gun control, on CNN iReport, his commentary has received more than 1 million views, almost 30,000 comments and even a response from Feinstein's office. But one response stood out from the rest -- a reaction from another former Marine addressed directly to Boston. Nicolas DiOrio called Boston's letter an "embarrassment to those who've served." The two views on gun control were as different as the photos adorning the letters, Boston wielding a firearm and DiOrio pointing a video camera.
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Former Marine says he will not register his guns even if a federal law is passed
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Marine's open letter goes viral online; draws fiery responses from CNN commenters
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Another former Marine responds to Joshua Boston's letter with a countering view
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CNN asks both men the same questions to explain their opposing views

Question: They differentiate between the @placeholder, the states and the people elsewhere.

Question: These kinds of things, and not just mass shootings, happen all over the globe; it's not a problem specific to @placeholder.


Sources say Matt Lauer was the driving force behind firing a hotshot executive hired to help turn around the Today show’s slump in the ratings less than three month after taking over. Former ESPN executive Jamie Horowitz 'was not the right fit' according to a staff memo sent on Monday by NBC News President Deborah Turness. But sources tell reporters it was Lauer who went to Turness and pushed or the firing. Sources say Matt Lauer was the driving force behind firing a hotshot executive hired to help turn around the Today show’s slump in the ratings less than three month after taking over
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Jamie Horowitz 'was not the right fit' according to a memo from NBC News President Deborah Turness
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Sources claim host Matt Lauer called for the dismisas
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Horowitz wasn't due to officially take over until December 1, but had been carrying out a 'listening tour' since September
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His style is said to have alienated presenters and producers alike
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'He would pit anchors against anchors and producers against producers and it created a lot of internal problems,' said a source

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By Jason Groves Former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw suggested last night that he may have been sacked by Tony Blair following pressure from George Bush’s White House. Mr Straw, who was Foreign Secretary during the Iraq war in 2003, was demoted three years later to Leader of the Commons. Yesterday, he said hawkish allies of Mr Bush may have had a hand in his removal after he ruled out Britain ever joining an attack against Iran. Sacked: Jack Straw, who was Foreign Secretary during the Iraq war in 2003, was demoted three years later to Leader of the Commons after, he believes, the intervention of senior figures in the Bush administration
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He says U.S. hawks plotted his removal after he ruled out UK attack on Iran
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And he concedes that his stance also led to a rift with Tony Blair
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But he suggests he could have 'saved Blair' if he stayed on the front bench

Question: ‘Tony and I were getting to a different place on handling @placeholder, and Tony certainly felt disconcerted when I said that it was inconceivable that the UK would go to war with Iran and described a nuclear attack as nuts.


(CNN) -- It is one of the iconic modern cinema scenes: Mena Suvari, as Angela in Oscar-winning "American Beauty," stretches her arms wide as she basks in a sea of floating rose petals during one of Lester's (Kevin Spacey) frequent fantasies. But when Senegalese photographer Omar Victor Diop set out to recreate the provocative sequence for his latest project, finding a bed of red roses proved difficult. Undeterred, Diop found the solution by using a plant wall inside the hotel where the shoot was taking place. "The creative process of this series itself is very similar to the way African contemporary creation often takes place," says Diop. "We often have to tweak concepts and styles from around the world and adapt them to our context, while preserving their original feel."
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Senegalese photographer revisits cinema classics to give an Africa twist
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The Matrix, Frida, among the movies he re-imagined
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Omar Victor Diop's work focuses on art and fashion
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His other work includes portraits of Africa's contemporary creative minds

Question: So when I think about creating a new series I always make sure that not only the current @placeholder but also the one I grew up is somehow portrayed.


By Deborah Arthurs In Shanghai In a glittering event that will (probably) see Cara Delevingne and Suki Waterhouse take Shanghai by storm (VIP details are as yet unconfirmed, but let’s face it, they HAVE to be there...) Burberry tonight officially launches its largest store in Asia. Despite the fact the brand has kept its celebrity guest list and details of the event a closely-guarded secret, the two arrived in Shanghai earlier this week and have been merrily Instagramming photos of themselves around the city ever since. So naturally, we put two and two together...and decided that they will of course be there (more details to follow this evening when the event begins at around 8pm Shanghai time, 1pm GMT).
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Opening event tonight in Shanghai
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Thought that Cara Delevingne and Suki Waterhouse will help open store
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Models star in event teaser video and have arrived in Shanghai
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Store, in Kerry Centre mall in Shanghai's Jing An district, pays tribute to UK Regent Street flagship that opened in September 2012

Question: The only thing they don’t do is tell you how awesome you look (@placeholder - could you look into that for us please?!


(CNN) -- Legendary cornerman Angelo Dundee, the man who helped motivate Muhammad Ali and many other boxing champs, died Wednesday, a source close to Ali said. He was 90. Dundee died Wednesday in Florida from natural causes, Dundee's son Jimmy Dundee told CNN affiliate WFTS. Dundee, known for being a supreme motivator, was inducted in the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1992. His biography on its website reads like a who's who list of boxing royalty. He was hired to be Ali's trainer and cornerman in 1960 back when the brash-talking, quick-jabbing boxer went by the name Cassius Clay. Dundee was there through Ali's historic name change, his brawls with George Foreman, "Smokin" Joe Frazier, Ken Norton and Leon Spinks.
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Dundee was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1992
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He trained Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard
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'Dad lived a great life, and he did a great job living it," his son told CNN affiliate WFTS

Question: Dundee was also in the corner of @placeholder giving sage advice during some of Leonard's most memorable fights.


Another year of magic kicks off Thursday morning at the 87th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, with its signature giant balloons, whimsical floats  and performers taking over the streets of New York City, but a couple of displays are generating some controversy. From its modest beginnings in 1924, the annual parade has become a  holiday tradition featuring some of the world's most beloved characters and attractions. In all, more than 50 balloons -- including Christmas SpongeBob Squarepants, Finn and Jake from "Adventure Time" and Toothless from "How to Train Your Dragon" -- and nearly 40 floats will roll down the streets, with new additions from Cirque Du Soleil, "Despicable Me," Royal Caribbean, Lindt Chocolate, and SeaWorld -- whose float is being met with protests.
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The Thanksgiving tradition enters its 87th year with new floats and balloons
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Animal rights group PETA to protest SeaWorld float at New Jersey storage site
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Vegetarian rocker Joan Jett removed from float for cattle-loving South Dakota
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Macy's "has never taken on ... or engaged in social commentary," statement says

Question: @placeholder is also connected to a float controversy involving rocker Joan Jett.

Question: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts were scheduled to sing atop a South Dakota tourism float, but the band was removed from the float after protests that Jett, a vegetarian and @placeholder advocate, was representing the state where cattle are important to the economy.


(CNN) -- A federal program designed to uncover potential terrorists before they board airplanes is under internal investigation after employees claimed some of their colleagues at Boston's international airport are engaged in racial profiling. Transportation Security Administration officers at Logan International Airport say that fellow employees in the agency's Behavior Detection Program have been targeting minorities for questioning based on their race or ethnicity. The claims, first reported in The New York Times, prompted the TSA to open an internal investigation. "If any of these claims prove accurate, we will take immediate and decisive action to ensure there are consequences to such activity," the TSA said in a statement.
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TSA behavior analysis officers have accused some colleagues of inappropriate screening
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Officers say some agency employees target travelers based on race or ethnicity
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The agency says it will investigate the claims
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TSA says profiling is discriminatory and ineffective in detecting threats

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By Alan Roden PUBLISHED: 03:42 EST, 7 June 2013 | UPDATED: 09:34 EST, 7 June 2013 David Cameron today recalled the heroism of Scottish and English soldiers who fought ‘under one flag’ as he appealed to Brits to ‘face the future together’. The Prime Minister used a key speech at the Scottish Conservative annual conference in Stirling to highlight centuries of ‘shared endeavour’. He singled out the sacrifice made by soldiers from across the UK on the beaches of Normandy in the D-Day landings - which took place 69 years ago yesterday. David Cameron today called for Scotlanda to stay in the UK, as he visited Diageo's Cameronbridge Distillery, where he met Tanquerary Master Distiller Tom Nichol
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Prime Minister invokes Normandy landings 69 years after they began
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Uses speech at Scottish Tory conference to point shared history
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Also highlights the Olympics, television and discovery of penicillin

Question: ‘And we saw it last summer as athletes from around @placeholder – no matter where they were from – draped themselves in one flag.’


He was the match-winner for Argentina against Croatia at Upton Park, and unsurprisingly Lionel Messi was a hit again on Thursday night when he was mobbed on his arrival in Manchester. The 27-year-old, earlier seen pictured with Sergio Aguero and his international team-mates catching the train from London Euston station, had escorts alongside him upon his arrival in Manchester as he unsurprisingly proved to be very popular with the locals. Both Messi and Aguero played an integral in their country's win against Croatia, with the Argentina superstar stealing the show yet again as he coolly dispatched a second-half penalty after the Manchester City forward was taken down in the area.
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Lionel Messi will feature for Argentina against Portugal at Old Trafford
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Messi will come up against  Cristiano Ronaldo in the match on Tuesday
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Barcelona man scored the winner in a 2-1 win against Croatia at Upton Park
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Messi was pictured with Sergio Aguero at London Euston station as they prepared to get the train to Manchester
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The 27-year-old was mobbed on his arrival in to Manchester

Question: The @placeholder superstar is escorted out of the station after arriving by train from London

Question: The Barcelona superstar is escorted out of the station after arriving by train from @placeholder


The campaign for Scottish independence suffered a double blow today after two major businesses warned against the dangers of separation. Scottish financial giant Standard Life revealed it was putting in place plans to move parts of its business to England to protect itself against independence. It came as Britain’s biggest fuel company BP warned against voting ‘Yes’ next week. It released a statement saying the prospects for North Sea oil were best served by the UK. Lib Dem cabinet minister Danny Alexander said the interventions had been Mr Salmond's 'Black Wednesday'. Scroll down for video First Minister Alex Salmond's campaign for a Yes vote suffered a blow after a number of companies came out against independence
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Standard Life reveals  plans in place to move parts of its business to England
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Comes as oil giant BP comes out against Scottish independence
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Firm says the prospects for North Sea oil are best served by the UK
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It also backs claims that the SNP is vastly overstating amount of oil left

Question: Chief Secretary to the Treasury @placeholder said: 'This is the day the economic case for separation died and reality that independence will cost jobs, investment, and growth dawned.


By Francesca Chambers President Barack Obama's 'flippant dismissal of the Constitution' is 'utterly beneath the dignity of the office,' House Speaker John Boehner said in a op-ed on Sunday explaining why the House is suing the president. 'I know the President is frustrated. I'm frustrated. The American people are frustrated, too,' Boehner wrote on CNN. But that irritation doesn't give the president the right to enact his own laws, the Republican leader argued. 'That's why, later this month, we will bring legislation to the House floor that would authorize the House of Representatives to file suit in an effort to compel President Obama to follow his oath of office and faithfully execute the laws of our country.'
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President Obama says Republicans in Congress are keeping vital legislation from becoming laws and so he must go around Congress to make reforms himself
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Boehner and his Republican colleagues say the president doesn't have the authority to change laws passed by Congress, and in doing so, he is violating the Constitution
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The House is now suing the president for what it sees as lawless behavior, and the president doesn't seem to care
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The president's nonchalant attitude about the House's suit stuck a nerve with Boehner, and the House Speaker took the president on over the weekend in an op-ed

Question: @placeholder's lawsuit is perfectly timed to coincide with a previously scheduled congressional recess that will last from the first week of August through the first week in September.


(CNN) -- The world's biggest airport project received a boost this week as the ruler of Dubai announced a multi-billion dollar expansion to the city's second airport. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum approved a $32 billion plan to continue development of the eponymous Al Maktoum International Airport at Dubai World Central. The airport opened its doors to passengers last year but will be beefed up to ultimately accommodate over 200 million passengers per year and 12 million tons of cargo. The first phase will include the construction of two new satellite buildings with a capacity of 120 million passengers annually and the ability to host 100 Airbus A380 aircraft at any one time.
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Al Maktoum International airport set for $32 billion expansion
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Enlarged airport in Dubai will be able to host 100 Airbus A380s at any one time
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When complete the airport could accommodate over 200 million passengers each year
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Visitors to Dubai's current main airport have grown on average by 15% annually

Question: The growth of the airport to the south-west of the city center ties in with the greater development of @placeholder that will include residential and leisure facilities.


The woman at the centre of the Prince Andrew 'sex slave' scandal has told a US court that she believes the FBI has videos of her having sex with Jeffrey Epstein and his 'powerful friends' while she was underage. Virginia Roberts, who alleges that she was loaned out to the Duke of York and other high-profile Epstein associates, also stated that she feared for her life while working as Epstein's 'sex slave'. It comes a week after Epstein, an American billionaire who has been convicted of soliciting underage prostitution, hit out at 'outlandish attacks' by the 'gossip media' over the case.
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Virginia Roberts alleges she was 'loaned out' to friends of Jeffrey Epstein
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Named Prince Andrew and lawyer Alan Dershowitz among those involved
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Claimed she was forced to have sex with prince on three occasions
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In sworn statement filed yesterday, she claimed FBI possess key evidence
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Said Epstein had cameras in rooms where she had sex while underage
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Believes that FBI now has the videos which would support her claims
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Prince Andrew, Alan Dershowitz, Jeffrey Epstein strongly deny allegations

Question: Scandal: Prince Andrew, left, has been dragged into the controversy surrounding convicted paedophile, and former friend, @placeholder (right).


(CNN) -- Do you believe in second chances? It would appear that those wearing the green and white of Celtic do. Having been handed a brutal beating by Polish side Legia Warsaw in the third qualifying round of the Champions League, Celtic's European adventure appeared to be over before it had started. A 4-1 defeat in the Polish capital was followed by a 2-0 home defeat -- a result which should have sent Legia through to the playoff stage. Except it didn't. Instead, UEFA, the game's European governing body, was called in to rule over claims Legia had fielded an ineligible player during the tie.
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Celtic held 1-1 by Slovenian side Maribor in Champions League playoff
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Scottish champion will host second leg next Wednesday
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Celtic qualified after Legia Warsaw was thrown out of competition
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Porto claims 1-0 win at Lille

Question: A game against @placeholder champion Maribor was Celtic's reward with the opportunity to play some of European football's biggest names the prize.

Question: The two will meet again next Tuesday with @placeholder now the firm favorite to progress following the 1-1 draw.


Three weeks ago, I had the privilege of visiting our civilian leaders and military commanders, as well as our troops, in Afghanistan. It was my fourth trip to the country and a vastly different one than my first visit in 2007. Flying over Kabul at night, I was struck by the changes: Electric lights and even traffic are visible throughout the valley. I was encouraged by what I saw and by what I heard from Ambassador James Cunningham and General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. The Afghans are taking the lead for their own security, and now they are poised to successfully transition to a new government for the first time in their history.
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House Speaker John Boehner says the U.S. needs to finish the job right in Afghanistan
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The progress, he says, has been significant, but the country will continue to have setbacks
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He argues that there is a shared, bipartisan legacy in Washington for Afghanistan
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Boehner: History will judge us not on whether we ended wars, but how we ended them

Question: @placeholder's foes, both state and non-state actors, are watching with great interest how we leave Afghanistan, watching to see whether we leave after securing our interests and honoring our commitments, or if we just leave.


(CNN) -- The six countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council will close their Syrian embassies, the council said Thursday, calling on the international community "to stop what is going on in Syria." The action, the council said, "confirms its position rejecting the Syrian regime's persistence in killing unarmed Syrian people and ignoring all efforts to resolve the current tragic situation in Syria." Abdullatif Al-Zayani, the council's secretary-general, "also called on the international community to take urgent and firm actions to stop what is going on in Syria including killing, torturing and flagrant violations of the human rights of the Syrian people."
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NEW: The six Gulf Cooperation Council countries close their Syrian embassies
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An assessment mission will start this weekend, a U.N. official says
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The death toll is "fast approaching 10,000," an activist says
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U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan will brief the U.N. Security Council on Friday

Question: It says it has popular support for its actions, and Thursday, government news outlets reported thousands of @placeholder gathering in city squares to show their "love" and loyalty" for their homeland.


(CNN) -- Being James Bond isn't easy. Daniel Craig has the scars to prove it. Daniel Craig at a Tribeca Film Institute screening of "Quantum of Solace" in New York. It cost him eight stitches, a severed fingertip and several bruised ribs, but Craig has once again stepped into the shoes of James Bond for "Quantum of Solace," set to debut in U.S. theatres Friday. According to Craig -- who did his interview with an arm in a sling -- the pain is just part of making a Bond film. "I've always liked the physicality of the Bond movies," Craig said, "and as a film fan, I've always liked it when you're not being snapped out of the story line because you suddenly see it's a stunt man." Watch Craig address the world of 007 »
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"Quantum of Solace" debuts Friday and picks up where "Casino Royale" left off
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In addition to the Bond series, Craig is taking the lead in two other films this year
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Craig, on how his Bond compares to past Bonds: "That's for other people to decide"

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