Tottenham Hotspur are braced for a High Court battle, which starts on Tuesday, against a local business standing in the way of  their proposed £400million redevelopment of White Hart Lane. Archway Sheet Metal Works is beginning a two-day application before Mr Justice Dove, who revealed at a preliminary hearing that he is an Aston Villa fan. The owners of Archway are challenging the confirmation of a compulsory purchase order that could force them to make way for the new 56,000-capacity stadium complex. Archway Sheet Metal Works Ltd, based right next to White Hart Lane's North Stand, are the sole business fighting to prevent Tottenham obtaining the land they need to build a new 56,000-capacity stadium
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Tottenham are set for High Court battle against a local business
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Archway Sheet Metal Works are blocking development of new stadium
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Archway refuses to sell Spurs its land, which is next to White Hart Lane
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The company is challenging a compulsory purchase order in court
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Tottenham want to open a £400m, 56,000-capacity stadium by 2017
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An unexplained fire ripped through Archway's property last November

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April 13, 1975 -- one of the darkest dates in Lebanese history. An attack on a busload of Palestinians in Beirut that day sparked a civil war that would rage for 15 years, leaving some 150,000 dead, the capital divided along sectarian lines and sections of the country in ruins. But ask students in the city today of the significance of the date, and you get mixed responses. "I think it was a very important occasion for Lebanon," says Noor El-Hoss, a student in West Beirut's Al Iman School. "But I don't know what happened." Explains fellow student Zeina Naous: "We are studying about ... World War Two. We are not studying about the civil war, or what happened to Lebanon."
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Lebanese civil war lasted 15 years, leaving 150,000 dead
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Young Lebanese growing up with little formal education about the conflict
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To avoid inflaming hostilities, Lebanese history textbooks stop in 1943
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Teaching of history in Lebanon is "subject to the interests of various political groups," says minister of education

Question: Yahya said that a survey of 3,000 @placeholder 14-year-olds conducted in 2007-8 found that the historical Lebanese figures children most strongly identified with were leaders from their own sectarian background.


The temptation is to believe that Diego Costa can be rebuilt and will run out at Old Trafford on Sunday in a Chelsea shirt. Time is tight, just like Costa’s hamstrings, but the reality is that he will miss the biggest match of the season so far. On Tuesday night, as Chelsea cantered to victory in this Champions League clash with Maribor, they lost Loic Remy after just 13 minutes at Stamford Bridge. His groin is done. He could also be out. VIDEO Scroll down to watch We are playing with confidence - Mourinho Didier Drogba makes no mistake from the penalty spot to score Chelsea's second goal
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Diego Costa has missed two games in a row with a hamstring injury
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Loic Remy scored for Chelsea in the 6-0 victory against Maribor but left the pitch moments later in pain
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Didier Drogba scored his first goal for Chelsea since his return
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Chelsea travel to take on Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday

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With just over a week to go, one of the most highly-anticipated all-British fights draws closer and the physcological battle which fans love to see hotted up when Nathan Cleverly and Tony Bellew were pitted together on The Gloves Are Off this week. Many feel that Bellew is spiralling out of control and worry if he can hold together, not just on fight night but on fight week. I know how much this fight means to him; it's a fight he's asked me for ever since he joined our team. You do have to be careful in this sport not to burn your nervous energy in camp and at the big media events so that you can give it all on the night. Nathan on the other hand is as cool as a cucumber, locked away with his trainer Darren Wilson. He's calm and ready for the strenuous media activities and the fight itself.
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Tony Bellew and Nathan Cleverly must handle the emotions of fight week and the fight itself
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I have never seen as deep a hatred in boxing as Tony's towards Nathan
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This has the feel of a British super-fight, we could have sold 30,000 tickets
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Matthew Macklin headlines an exciting show in Dublin on Saturday against Jorge Sebastian Heiland
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Matchroom were delighted to welcome Bradley Saunders to our stable

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Question: Now we have the perfect excuse as @placeholder joins what is, in my opinion, the best promotional stable ever assembled in world boxing.


This is the shocking moment that an RAC patrol man was hit by a lorry swerving off a motorway. Mark Wootton ‘miraculously’ survived the hit-and-run crash but was left in agony and suffered a broken back as a result of the crash on the M6 in Birmingham. The 40-year-old recovery worker, who suffered two fractured vertebrae in the crash nine months ago, had gone to the aid of a stricken motorist when he was knocked by the lorry. Scroll down for video On camera: This is the moment that an RAC patrol man was hit by a lorry (right) swerving off a motorway
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Mark Wootton survived hit-and-run crash on M6 but suffered broken back
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He was helping stricken motorist when knocked by lorry in Birmingham
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Terence Poolman, 69, admits causing serious injury by dangerous driving

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(CNN) -- "Killzone 3," in stores this week, is one wild, rolling firefight. Set across many different terrains, it challenges players to show off their mental capabilities as well as their shooting prowess. The first-person shooter (Sony, Guerrilla Games) picks up where "Killzone 2" left off, with the opposition leader dead and a city in ruins after a nuclear bomb goes off. The gameplay quickly becomes run-and-gun, as players race to get out of a war zone where they are vastly outnumbered. The Helghast, sort of a futuristic pseudo-Nazi/Cold War Russian looking group, are on the trail of our intrepid heroes through a nuked-out city, leafy jungle, polar mountains and outer space.
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The first-person shooter picks up where "Killzone 2" left off
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All environments are well-rendered and help get players immersed in the action
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Infiltrator and Marksman were the most interesting to play, reviewer says

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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- Former President Jimmy Carter reiterated Wednesday that he believes racism is an issue for President Obama in trying to lead the country. In Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday, Jimmy Carter again linked harsh Obama criticism to racism. "When a radical fringe element of demonstrators and others begin to attack the president of the United States as an animal or as a reincarnation of Adolf Hitler or when they wave signs in the air that said we should have buried Obama with Kennedy, those kinds of things are beyond the bounds," the Democrat who served from 1977-1981 told students at Emory University.
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Carter follows up Tuesday comments, again linking Obama criticism, race
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Former president says, "That racism inclination still exists"
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RNC Chairman Michael Steele reacts: Carter is "flat-out wrong"
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Carter cites protesters calling Obama a Nazi as example of racial politics

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PARIS, France -- France lock Sebastien Chabal has been cited for a dangerous tackle on England's Simon Shaw during Saturday's World Cup semifinal in Paris. Simon Shaw offloads despite being tackled by Raphael Ibanez, left, and Sebastien Chabal. The Sale Sharks forward will face a disciplinary hearing on Monday after his tackle on opposite second-rower Shaw was noted by citing commissioner Dennis Wheelahan. Chabal started the match on the substitutes' bench, but was brought on in the 26th minute to replace the injured Fabien Pelous during hosts France's 14-9 defeat. If he is suspended, then Chabal will miss Friday's third and fourth-place play-off match at the Parc des Princes.
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France lock Sebastien Chabal cited for a dangerous tackle on Simon Shaw
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Chabal faces disciplinary hearing on Monday after incident against England
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Sale forward will miss the third and fourth-place play-off is he is suspended

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(CNN) -- Ronnie Barnhardt (Seth Rogen) has a dream. It is, he likes to think, an American dream. Seth Rogen goes on patrol as a mall cop in "Observe and Report." Only Ronnie's dream involves looming clouds of cancer, screaming children and loaded shotguns. In his dream he vanquishes evil, disperses the dark clouds and accepts the gratitude that is rightly bestowed on the lawman. He believes his destiny is to be a cop. In reality, he's chief security officer at the mall. I know: You already saw this movie: "Paul Blart: Mall Cop." Kevin James. Box-office smash. No jokes to speak of.
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"Observe and Report" is another movie about a mall cop, but oh, does it cut deeply
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Seth Rogen stars as a frustrated mall officer wanting bigger things
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The movie is funny -- and occasionally disturbing

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By Associated Press A soccer referee who was fatally punched by a player during a recreational game in suburban Detroit did not expect the attack, one of the player's teammates testified on Wednesday. Dr. Jamal Saleh testified during a probable-cause hearing for Bassel Saad, who is charged with second-degree murder in the death of referee John Bieniewicz. The 44-year-old referee 'did not see the punch coming,' said Saleh, who played for Saad's team during the over-30 men's league game at Mies Park in Livonia on June 29. Bieniewicz, a dialysis technician at a local hospital, had a wife and two sons.
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Bassel Saad, 36, charged with second-degree murder in Livonia, Michigan for the fatal punch on June 29
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Saad allegedly punched referee John Bieniewicz after being told he was being ejected from game
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Bieniewicz, a 44-year-old dialysis tech at a local hospital, was a married father-of-two

Question: The punch, which @placeholder said landed around the head and neck area, caused Bieniewicz to 'fall back without any control of his body.'


(CNN) -- Well, that didn't last long. No sooner had speculation heated up that Disney was planning a "Frozen" sequel, to be titled "Strange Magic," than the studio sent out a news release throwing cold water all over that theory. Turns out, "Strange Magic" is the title of a new animated movie from Lucasfilm Ltd. " 'Strange Magic' is a madcap fairy tale musical inspired by 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' " the statement says. "Popular songs from the past six decades help tell the tale of a colorful cast of goblins, elves, fairies and imps, and their hilarious misadventures sparked by the battle over a powerful potion."
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NEW: "Strange Magic" is not a "Frozen" sequel, studio announces
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No official movie sequel has been announced
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One site noticed that Disney registered "Strange Magic" domains

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(CNN) -- Redemption is within grasp -- and for Bayern Munich the opportunity to exorcise the demons of yesteryear is in sight. Tuesday's crushing victory over a Barcelona side which has dominated Europe's top competition for much of the past few years was yet another sign of the growing power of this Bavarian giant. Last year's defeat by Chelsea at its home stadium still hurts, as does the memory of losing out to Inter Milan two years ago, but that pain and anguish has driven Bayern to the brink of history. Not since 2001 has Bayern won Europe's elite competition, but surely this is the greatest chance they will ever have to end that drought after brushing aside a Barcelona team which has won this competition three times in the past seven years.
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Bayern Munich crushed Barcelona 4-0 in the first leg of its Champions League semifinal
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Thomas Muller scored twice with Mario Gomez and Arjen Robben also on target
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Bayern boss warns against complacency ahead of second leg
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Barcelona's Gerard Pique believes "almost impossible" for his side to progress

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The cyber war  between America and North Korea took another turn on Saturday when North Korea's Internet and 3G mobile networks were paralyzed again for the third time in a week. The internet outage took hold on Saturday evening at 10.42 pm, for five hours and the North Korean government was quick to blame the United States for the cyber attack. The outage comes amid a diplomatic storm which has seen the North Korean government call President Obama 'a monkey living in a tropical forest' in a racist rant against the United States. Scroll down for video Tit-for-tat: The film called The Interview shows Kim Jong Un  dying  after his helicopter is shot down
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North Korea's Internet and 3G mobile networks were paralyzed Saturday
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North Korean government quickly blames the United States for the attack
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This led to a cancellation of the comedy 'The Interview' in U.S. cinemas
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President Barack Obama said Sony made a mistake by cancelling
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The film was shown during screenings throughout America over holidays
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Leader Kim Jong Un called President Obama 'a monkey' for his comments

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Iconic: The famous Playboy bunny ears will soon be seen in India Playboy is about to introduce its risque bunny ears to India - but the club plans to remove the sex and play up the glamour in a country where even kissing in films is a touchy subject. The club's promoters will launch the country's first club in Goa in December - a 22,000 sq ft open-air property in the Candolim Beach tourist hot-spot. But the bodices, bunny ears and cotton tails familiar to Playboy patrons are likely to be absent, instead replaced with demure bunnies in an 'aspirational' setting.
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Playboy's latest club will open in tourist-heavy Candolim Beach, Goa
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The bunnies will be present - but club will be 'demure' and 'aspirational'
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Officials threaten to revoke licence if club 'indulges in obscenity'

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(CNN) -- They stepped forward to help reform the way football's world governing body FIFA operates - and are now bitterly regretting their decision. Two female whistle-blowers gave evidence to American lawyer Michael Garcia, who over 18 months investigated the bidding process of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. The women claim Garcia ensured they would have anonymity in his investigative report -- and that he broke his promise. It's a report that has become mired in controversy after German judge Hans-Joachim Eckert -- FIFA's independent ethics adjudicator -- published a summary of the evidence the American had collated. "Our cooperation was facilitated by Mr Garcia's repeated promises - made privately to us and also in public - to ensure the confidentiality of his witnesses," said Bonita Mersiades and Phaedra Al-Majid in a joint statement.
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Michael Garcia under fire from key witnesses
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Allegations made following publication of Garcia's summary report
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FIFA under fire over World Cup bidding process for 2018 and 2002
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FIFA launches criminal complaint in relation to bidding process

Question: @placeholder's office declined to respond to CNN's request for a response to the women's statement, while FIFA has said its disciplinary committee will investigate the duo's claims.

Question: Since @placeholder's findings were made public, FIFA has faced a barrage of criticism over the way the entire episode has been handled.


Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp is confident his side will return to form against Bayern Munich in the German Supercup after losing heavily to Liverpool on Sunday. The Bundesliga side went down 4-0 at Anfield courtesy of goals from Daniel Sturridge, Philippe Coutinho, Jordan Henderson and summer signing Dejan Lovren. And after the game Klopp admitted that his side came up against Brendan Rodgers' men at an inconvenient moment. VIDEO Scroll down to watch classy Coutinho showing his skills in an earlier friendly Honest: Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp (right) admitted his side met Liverpool at the wrong time after their 4-0 defeat at Anfield
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Dortmund lost 4-0 to Liverpool in a friendly at Anfield
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Daniel Sturridge, Philippe Coutinho, Jordan Henderson and Dejan Lovren on target for Brendan Rodgers' side
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Klopp says the Reds were the wrong opponents on the wrong day
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He believes his side will bounce back in the German Supercup against Bayern Munich this week

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By Emma Glanfield A multi-million pound deal which saw coal mining firm Bumi split from its co-founder was sealed amid a flurry of explosive tweets in which warring billionaires described each other as 'dumb'. London-based mining firm Bumi - now known as Asia Resource Minerals plc (ARMS) - has completed a long-awaited separation from its co-founders - an Indonesian family conglomerate known as the Bakrie group. After the restructuring deal was closed, fellow founder Nat Rothschild – the 42-year-old scion of the wealthy banking dynasty - took to his Twitter page to take a swipe at a member of the Bakrie family.
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Mega-rich co-founders of coal mining firm Bumi split in multi-million deal
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Co-founding financier Nat Rothschild sparked fiery exchange on Twitter
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He called Aga Bakrie, member of co-founding Bakrie family, 'extremely dumb'
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Public Twitter row erupted after restructure prompted corporate divorce

Question: Exchange: Nat Rothschild (left) sent a message on Twitter to @placeholder (right) which said: 'Thanks for buying back a worthless pile of turd'


Jerusalem (CNN) -- The banners hanging on Israeli street corners boast of the "Unbreakable Alliance" with the United States, and the Stars and Stripes is flying side by side with the Star of David all across Jerusalem. It is a proud moment for the host nation. But as President Barack Obama heads to Israel and the West Bank for the first time since moving into the White House, there is no expectation of any significant policy breakthroughs and countless questions about his frosty relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "It is the most dysfunctional relationship in the history of U.S.-Israeli relations," former U.S. Mideast negotiator Aaron David Miller told CNN. "There is no real sense of confidence or trust. There is no capacity to give the other the benefit of the doubt."
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President Obama makes his first trip to Israel as president; later goes to West Bank and Jordan
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One expert says U.S.-Israeli relations are the "most dysfunctional" in their history
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Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have eyes on their places in history

Question: Because the prospects for that are considered so low, the dispute that often has dominated any @placeholder presidential visit to the region is now almost a back-burner issue.

Question: While not carrying a dramatic new peace plan, @placeholder officials say Obama hopes his conversation on this trip begins to lay the groundwork for progress not too far down the road.


(CNN) -- Gay slurs hurled by three figures in professional sports in the last month are more than just testosterone-fueled temper tantrums, some say. The behavior, they say, is symptomatic of a deeper problem and should be used as an opportunity to tackle homophobia in professional sports. "Kobe Bryant, Joakim Noah and Roger McDowell are not any different from many people in our society who use offensive language like that on a daily basis," said Jarrod Chin of the Society for the Study of Sport in Society at Boston's Northeastern University. "These incidents provide a real opportunity for the NBA and MLB to take a strong stance against homophobia."
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"It is especially damaging because of their increased public profile," says John Amaechi
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Sports leaders can "turn these negative events into a positive teachable moment," expert says
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Kobe Bryant was fined $100,000 for his statement
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Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah was fined $50,000 for his slur

Question: After a short suspension, an emotional @placeholder apologized at a news conference.

Question: These people seem to have lost sight of the fact that in their prime, in pivotal moments in games, they are one of the most influential people in the world," said former NBA player @placeholder.


When the talent-spotters descended on Drammen over the weekend they were not making their way to the music festival headlined by local synth pop favourites Donkeyboy and the former A-ha frontman Morten Harket. The main attraction in this small city is Martin Odegaard, a 15-year-old sparkling in midfield for champions Stromsgodset, fresh out of school and poised to break a 110-year-old record this week as the youngest footballer to represent Norway at senior level. His team were beaten on Saturday but it is easy to understand the excitement. Odegaard has the quick feet and technical class more readily associated with South American footballers.
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Odegaard plays in midfield for Norwegian champions Stromsgodset
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The 15-year-old was called up to Norway's senior squad last week
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If he plays against the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday he will break a 110-year-old record to become his nation's youngest ever player
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Odegaard could feature against England at Wembley on September 3
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The teenage star has been compared to Barcelona star Lionel Messi
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Stromsgodset have been inundated with ticket requests for games at their Marienlyst Stadion from  Europe's top clubs wanting to see Odegaard
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Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid lead the hunt to sign midfielder
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He has spent time training with Manchester United, while Liverpool retain hope of snapping him up due to him being a life-long fan of the club

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 13:38 EST, 1 February 2013 | UPDATED: 16:52 EST, 1 February 2013 A paranoid schizophrenic with a history of 'extreme violence' killed an innocent man after stabbing him 17 times with a Samurai sword because he thought the victim was 'reading his thoughts'. Marc Carter, 46, had been placed in a care home on 'trial release' from a secure hospital in Horfield, Bristol, last year when the unprovoked attack took place. He had been drinking cider before he stabbed fellow resident Gino Nelmes, 32, because he believed the father-of-two was 'reading his mind and repeating his thoughts'.
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Marc Carter, 46, killed father-of-two Gino Nelmes, 32, at care home in Bristol
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Believed he was 'reading his thoughts and repeating them'
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Carter had history of violent offending going back 20 years
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Had been released to 'halfway house' which was unsupervised at the time
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Mental health services have launched an investigation into the case

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By Associated Press Last updated at 7:37 PM on 21st September 2011 The software testers at Aspiritech are a collection of characters. Katie Levin talks nonstop. Brian Tozzo hates driving. Jamie Specht is bothered by bright lights, vacuum cleaners and the feel of carpeting against her skin. Rider Hallenstein draws cartoons of himself as a DeLorean sports car. Rick Alexander finds it unnerving to sit near other people. This is the unusual workforce of a U.S. startup that specializes in finding software bugs by harnessing the talents of young adults with autism. Oran Weitzberg, left, and Rick Alexander work at Aspiritech, a nonprofit enterprise that specializes in finding software bugs
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Aspiritech's name plays on the words 'Asperger's,' 'spirit' and 'technology'

Question: I don't like meeting new people,' said @placeholder, who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome as a teenager.


(CNN) -- The Syrian government launched a major military operation Monday, sending thousands of troops into the town where the country's uprising began to carry out what witnesses described as a brutal, wider-scale crackdown. The United States threatened sanctions against the country, calling for a halt to Syria's "deplorable" actions. At the United Nations, a draft statement condemning the violence was being circulated among security council members, a U.N. diplomat said. Between 4,000 and 5,000 members of the Army and security forces equipped with tanks raided the southern city of Daraa just after 4 a.m. and began shooting indiscriminately, in some cases shooting into homes as people slept, according to an activist with the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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Syria says Daraa citizens wanted the army to stop "terrorist groups"
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The United States is preparing new sanctions
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Syria reports "martyrs" killed and mutilated by "armed criminal groups"

Question: Because @placeholder lies on the border, sealing it makes it difficult for besieged residents to flee the military offensive.


(CNN) -- A series of cities are in the grip of soaring temperatures this weekend. From Phoenix, to Las Vegas, to Death Valley in California, which set a world-record high a century ago. Death Valley was the hottest spot Saturday, reaching 127 degrees, and Arizona and Nevada continued in a record-setting heat wave that is forecast to last through Tuesday. The heat may have led to the death of a man in his 80s in Las Vegas, where the temperature Saturday hit 115 degrees, tying a record set in 1994, the National Weather Service said. Paramedics found the man dead in his home, which did not have air conditioning, said Las Vegas Fire & Rescue spokesman Tim Szymanski.
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134 was "highest reliably recorded air temperature on Earth" on July 10, 1913
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Excessive heat warnings extend from northern California to Arizona and beyond
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The temperature reaches 127 in Death Valley on Saturday

Question: As a result, @placeholder residents saw a high of 119 degrees on Saturday -- setting a new record for the day.


Beijing (CNN) -- When it comes to Russia's annexation of Crimea and possible further expansion in eastern Ukraine, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is taking the long view. "This isn't a matter of one or two days or one or two weeks," Hagel told CNN's Jim Sciutto in an interview Wednesday during a visit to China. "When Russia has taken the action it has to violate the integrity and sovereignty of a nation, there will be long-term consequences." Now, he said, "those long-term consequences are playing out." Long-term consequences News headlines chronicle continued political instability in the region, with pro-Russian separatists occupying government buildings in eastern Ukraine while Russian troops are gathered across the border.
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CNN's Jim Sciutto interviews Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel during his visit to China
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Hagel says sanctions and isolation will hurt Russia
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Not a matter of "one or two days or one or two weeks," Hagel says
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NEW: Hagel notes efforts to build trust with China despite differences

Question: Russia has "really isolated itself in a global community that @placeholder needs," Hagel argued, adding that "we all need to be part of a global community for our own economic interests as well as security and stability."


A Maine judge on Friday ruled in favor of a nurse who defied a quarantine in a tense standoff with state authorities, saying local health officials failed to prove the need for a stricter order enforcing an Ebola quarantine. District Court Chief Judge Charles LaVerdiere ordered nurse Kaci Hickox, who recently returned to the United States after treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone, to submit to "direct active monitoring," coordinate travel with public health officials and immediately notify health authorities should symptoms appear. Another hearing is scheduled for Tuesday. Standing with her boyfriend Ted Wilbur, outside their home in Maine, Hickox told reporters the decision was a "good compromise" and that she would continue to comply with direct active monitoring.
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Nurse Kaci Hickox calls court decision a "good compromise"
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Judge rejects Ebola quarantine for Hickox, loosens restrictions
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"We are not trying to get anyone sick," her boyfriend says
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Ted Wilbur, her boyfriend, says quarantine of aid workers will affect their partners as well

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A Colorado Sheriff is speaking out over the says the death of Harold Henthorn's first wife, Lynn, in 1995, claiming it was not an accident, despite his department reaching that conclusion 20 years ago. 'Based upon the information I've been briefed on up to this date … I do not think it's an accident,' Sheriff Tony Spurlock told CBS4  in an exclusive interview. 'I don't think it was an accident and I think it's very suspicious,' said Sheriff Spurlock, who became the Douglas County sheriff last month. Last year Harold Henthorn, 58, was indicted on a charge of first-degree murder in the death of hi second wife Dr Toni Henthorn, 50.
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Harold Henthorn told friends that his wife Toni had slipped while trying to take a photograph during their hike in September 2012 and fell 50ft
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Toni Henthorn had life insurance policies worth $4.5m and two days after her death, a claim was put in for a $1.5m policy, according to reports
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They were changing a tire on a rural road late at night when the car slipped off a jack and crushed her to death, he told authorities
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Harold Henthorn collected nearly $500,000 in life insurance proceeds from his wife's death

Question: In an interview with a Douglas County investigator, @placeholder said he had been having a lot of flat tires recently 'due to construction in the area of their home.


Early one eastern Congolese morning six months ago, Josephine was sleeping in her hut, dreaming about selling her crops. She heard people singing victory songs, thinking it was part of her dream, but gunshots jolted her awake. She could see in the light of dawn that the next village was on fire. She saw people fleeing toward her village, some being shot as they ran. She quickly herded her four children into the tall grass, where others from her village were already hiding. They watched their village torched by the singing militia, known as Raia Mutumboki, a branch of which is allied to the M23, the latest rebel group to plunge the Congo into full-scale war.
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Congo war, funded by conflict minerals, is the deadliest since World War II
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In Congo, John Prendergast heard of villagers slaughtered with machetes, families fleeing
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He says Western consumer demand for a conflict-free minerals trade is encouraging
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He thinks signs are hopeful as Congo, other African nations sign framework for peace

Question: When I asked @placeholder why all this was happening, she replied, "The war is over the minerals, nothing else."


This is the moment a heroic 16-year-old rugby tackled a thug to the ground after seeing him attack two female police officers. Kiya Ingham chased and restrained Bradley Jay Hughes, 31, after he violently assaulted two WPCs on a busy road in Brighton, East Sussex. The keen kick boxer has now been given a top bravery award for assisting WPC Lynsey Burkinshaw and WPC Johanna Clarke and plans to become a police officer. Scroll down for video Kiya Ingham chased and restrained Bradley Jay Hughes, 31, after he assaulted two WPCs in Brighton He said: 'I took interest at what was happening inside the police car and sat at the bus stop for about 30 seconds.
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Kiya Ingham, 16, chased and tackled  Bradley Jay Hughes, 31, in Brighton
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Hughes had  attacked two policewomen who were arresting him
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The teenager has  been given a bravery award and plans to be a police officer
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Hughes kicked out and tried to escape after being put into the police car
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Pleaded guilty to assaulting officers and given 100 hours community work

Question: Speaking after he received his award, Mr @placeholder said: 'You can see him point at me and say 'I know your face'


(CNN) -- At least 200 structures have been destroyed and 1,100 damaged after a dam on an eastern Iowa lake failed, unleashing a torrent of floodwaters, a spokesman for the governor said Sunday. The Lake Delhi dam, about 45 miles north of Cedar Rapids, failed Saturday as a result of "massive rain -- a very unusually high amount this season," according to Jim Flansburg, communications director for Gov. Chet Culver. It was unclear how many of the structures impacted by the ensuing floodwaters were residential homes, Flansburg said. Culver planned to tour the affected areas Sunday afternoon, helping set sandbags out to stave off the rising Maquoketa River.
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It's unclear how many of the affected structures are residential homes
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The Lake Delhi dam failed Saturday as a result of heavy rainfall in the region
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Iowa Gov. Chet Culver will tour the affected region Sunday
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No injuries were reported in the flooding

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Watch the full interview with Ted Nugent Wednesday. "Piers Morgan Tonight" airs weeknights on CNN/US at 9 p.m. ET and on CNN International at 0200 GMT (live simulcast), 1200 GMT, and 2000 GMT and HKT. CNN -- "Anybody that wants to disarm me can drop dead," Ted Nugent tells CNN's Piers Morgan. "Anybody that wants to make me unarmed and helpless, people that want to literally create the proven places where more innocents are killed called gun-free zones, we're going to beat you. We're going to vote you out of office or suck on my machine gun." The rocker and gun rights activist known for hits like "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Stranglehold" and nicknamed the "Motor City Madman" gives his unique take on firearms, America, and more on Wednesday's "Piers Morgan Tonight."
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Ted Nugent: 'More guns equals less crime'
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Nugent: 'My view of America right now is so beautiful I can hardly stand myself'
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Ted Nugent on military service: 'There is no nobler sacrifice'
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Nugent on Sarah Palin: 'Great woman, perfect American'

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(CNN) -- Jose Mourinho might be feeling the pressure at Real Madrid, but the world's most famous soccer coach has taken time out to help a man from a tiny island nation who fully understands the importance of high-intensity decision-making. In one life, Lucio Antunes is an air traffic controller. In another, he is coach of the Cape Verde national football team, which this weekend will play at the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time. "Mourinho is very friendly with the President of Cape Verde so when we qualified, the President spoke to him -- and Mourinho then invited me to Real Madrid for one week," Antunes told CNN's Human to Hero series.
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An air traffic controller coaches Cape Verde's national soccer team
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Lucio Antunes has steered the football minnows to the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations
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He has been dubbed Cape Verde's "Special One" for his achievements
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Antunes will return to the air traffic control tower when his coaching role ends

Question: Over the years, the emigration from the islands has been so great that the number of Cape Verdeans and their descendants living overseas now exceeds the population of those at home, so @placeholder is forced to use the very simplest of methods to follow his footballers' form.


Prosecutors filed murder charges Tuesday against two Utah residents in the slayings of two California sheriff's deputies during a shooting rampage that also left a motorist and third deputy wounded. Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte, who was booked into jail under the pseudonym Marcelo Marquez, and his wife, 38-year-old Janelle Marquez Monroy, appeared separately in court for an arraignment, but did not enter pleas. They were both shackled and in a courtroom cell surrounded by sheriff's deputies during their appearances. Monroy-Bracamonte, his left forearm heavily bandaged from an injury he suffered before his arrest, asked Sacramento Superior Court Judge Helena Gweon to slow down as she read the charges against him.
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Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte, 34, AKA Marcelo Marquez and his wife Janelle Marquez Monroy, 38, entered no plea Tuesday
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Authorities say he's been living in the U.S. illegally after being convicted in Arizona for selling drugs in 1997 and deported to Mexico twice
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Complaint charges both with the murder of Placer County homicide detective Michael Davis
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Monroy-Bracamonte alone is charged with slaying Sacramento County Deputy Daniel Oliver
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Both are charged with the attempted murder and attempted carjacking of motorist Anthony Davis

Question: Other charges say the pair possessed an assault rifle that is illegal in @placeholder, and that Monroy-Bracamonte was a felon in possession of the rifle, stolen shotgun, .9mm handgun and a .380 caliber handgun.


(CNN) -- For the second time, an international tribunal has acquitted a former Kosovo prime minister and two others of abusing and killing Serbs, raising fears that the Thursday ruling could further strain tense relations between the two countries. The judges ruled there was no evidence that Ramush Haradinaj, who was a commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army before becoming prime minister, and two other former commanders murdered, tortured and unlawfully detained Serbian civilians, according to the summary judgment. It was the second recent high-profile acquittal on appeal by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Two former Croatian generals were cleared of war crimes on November 16.
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Ramush Haradinaj was indicted on charges of abusing and killing detainees
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A trial court acquitted Haradinaj and two others in 2008
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Prosecutors appealed, and the appeals chamber reinstated six counts against the three men

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By Helen Pow Nancy Kerrigan has opened up for the first time about the figure skating scandal that shook the Olympic world 20 years ago, and said she was shocked to think Tonya Harding could be behind it because the pair 'were friendly.' In 1994, Kerrigan was clubbed in the knee at the US Figure Skating Championships by Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and a hit squad to try to keep her from skating against her rival in the Lillehammer Olympics. Kerrigan, who recovered and went on to win a silver medal at the games, said she really wanted to believe Harding wasn't involved in the bizarre plot that made worldwide headlines.
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In 1994, Kerrigan was clubbed in the knee at the US Figure Skating Championships by Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and a hit squad to try to keep her from skating against Harding in the Lillehammer Olympics
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Two decades later, Kerrigan who recovered and went on to win a silver medal at the games, has opened up about the scandal for the first time
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At a Friday press screening of a new documentary 'Nancy & Tonya,' which will air on NBC on Sunday, Kerrigan grew noticeably uncomfortable
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In the show, Harding says, dismissively: 'I've apologized so many times. She is not worth my time anymore'
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The bizarre attack stunned the Olympic world and made headlines in the US and abroad

Question: 'And they're like, "@placeholder, we can't prove it, but we think she was the mastermind of the whole thing."'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:04 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:52 EST, 20 March 2013 What do all these classic film scenes have in common? They all involve weapons. Or at least they did. A new internet craze has seen movie fans trying to doctor film history by replacing guns with something altogether more positive - a thumbs up pose. The images suggest that some of Hollywood's most recognisable characters, from Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry to Jamie Foxx's Django, should have swapped their weapons for something more encouraging. Laid back: Spock adopts a casual thumbs up pose
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Pictures posted on blog doctoring famous film scenes by removing guns
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Film hard men such as Rambo and John McClane instead give a thumbs up
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Thumbs & Ammo blog says 'real men don't need guns' but a 'positive attitude'

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(CNN) -- Violence erupted across Iraq on Saturday, with dozens of killings reported in shellings, bombings and shootings, authorities said. Most of the deaths occurred in Anbar province, the Sunni region west of Baghdad where security forces have been squaring off with anti-government fighters. Soldiers shelled and bombed parts of Falluja, killing 17 people and wounding 21 others, health officials said. This comes as Iraq's military embarks on a large-scale operation to regain control of the city. Military action, which included the bombing of mosques and houses in Falluja, sparked an exodus of thousands of residents fleeing the fighting, the officials said.
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NEW: Falluja fighting sparks a large exodus
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Violence reported in Ramadi
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A rash of bombings killed several people
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Iraq has been wracked with sectarian violence

Question: In the @placeholder capital of Ramadi, two police officers told CNN that Iraqi security forces killed more than 30 anti-government fighters.


Newcastle head coach John Carver has demanded action against the Crystal Palace fan who threw a coin that hit Fabricio Coloccini in the face at Selhurst Park. The incident occurred as the Newcastle players celebrated Papiss Cisse's opener in the 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Wednesday evening. A furious Carver insisted that Coloccini was lucky not to be blinded by the coin. The Newcastle players celebrate their opener at Selhurst Park as Fabricio Coloccini is struck in the face (right) The Newcastle players seem oblivious to the coin hitting Coloccini's face during the 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace Newcastle head coach John Carver was left fuming after his captain was struck by a coin at Selhurst Park
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Crystal Palace drew 1-1 with Newcastle at Selhurst Park on Wednesday
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Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini was struck in the face by a coin
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The incident occurred as the Newcastle players celebrated their opener
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Palace's Fraizer Campbell scored his first goal since October to equalise

Question: One official shows his colleague the coin having found the object that was thrown at @placeholder on Wednesday


(CNN) -- Seth Meyers will remain the lone talking head on the "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update desk, at least in the near future, according to the comedian. Seth Meyers is thankful that politicians "did not stop being crazy" after the 2008 elections. "It looks like for right now, we're going to stick with doing it solo," Meyers said Monday in New York as he was getting ready for the show's 35th season premiere on September 26. Meyers, SNL's head writer, hosted the popular sketch alone after Amy Poehler left the show last season. Last week, several online sites were reporting that featured player Kristen Wiig was set to become Meyers' partner on the show's longest-running recurring segment.
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"SNL" is "doing it solo" on Weekend Update, Seth Meyers says
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Internet was wrong about Kristen Wiig rumor, according to Meyers
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SNL's Watkins, Wilson to be replaced by Upright Citizens Brigade members
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35th season premieres September 26, with Megan Fox and U2

Question: @placeholder won't be the only cast member from last year missing on the September 26 premiere, hosted by actress Megan Fox with musical guest U2.


PARIS, France (CNN) -- France on Wednesday said accusations by Rwanda that French politicians and military officials helped prepare and carry out the 1994 Rwandan genocide are "unacceptable." Alain Juppe, French foreign minister during the Rwanda genocide, calls the report an attempt to re-write history. Rwanda's Ministry of Justice released a report Tuesday detailing the alleged French role in the mass killings, which left 800,000 people dead in 100 days when Hutu extremists went on a rampage killing Tutsis and moderate Hutus. The report implicates 33 top French officials, including former French President Francois Mitterrand, and said French soldiers committed some of the killings.
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France: Accusations of French role in Rwanda genocide are "unacceptable"
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Rwandan report says French soldiers killed and raped in Rwanda
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Late President Mitterrand, former Prime Minister Villepin named in report
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800,000 killed during 100-day rampage in 1994

Question: But France questioned the objectivity of the commission, which was formed to "shed light on the role of @placeholder in the genocide of Tutsis in 1994," according to the Rwandan government's Web site.


By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner Max Whitlock produced an immaculate performance to win Commonwealth gold and then declared he was in hot pursuit of the man considered by many to be the greatest gymnast of all time. The high bar creaked as Whitlock flew round it like a rotator blade, before sticking his landing without so much as a stray toenail. It was the final faultless act in an almost perfect round of competition which saw him run away with the all-around title, beating his British team-mates Daniel Keatings and Nile Wilson into silver and bronze medal positions, respectively. Whitlock, who won the team title on Tuesday, could conceivably take seven medals home from Glasgow, with five individual finals to come over the next two days, and he is a genuine gold-medal prospect in three of them.
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Double Olympic bronze medallist added to the team gold won on Tuesday
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The 21-year-old scored a total of 90.631 across all six pieces of apparatus to win his first individual Commonwealth title
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Scotland's Dan Keatings claimed silver while England team-mate Nile Wilson won bronze
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Whitlock says he is  pushing himself towards Olympic champion Uchimura

Question: @placeholder, in his first senior competition, nailed the parallel bars and looks likely to follow Whitlock as a star of the all-around in the future.


With her golden Armenian skin, almond eyes and glossy hair, Kim Kardashian is widely regarded as one of the world's most beautiful women - but even she looks to others for  inspiration. Despite their starkly contrasting looks, the global star has revealed that English rose Kate Moss is her beauty icon. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, the 34-year-old said: 'I love Kate Moss. I love how she wears her winged eyeliner and her messy hair and how it looks so effortless but still put together. It looks beachy and messy at the same time; I love her glamour.' Scroll down for video
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Kim and Khloe shared beauty secrets with FEMAIL at Hairfinity launch
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Both swear by coconut oil and Kim credits tanning for looking slimmer
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Kim says Kanye loves it when she experiments with make-up
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Sisters say Kylie Jenner only takes fifteen minutes to do her make-up

Question: As well as taking inspiration from Kate Moss, Kim learns a lot from her little sister, @placeholder.


Dominic King saw the late Liverpool comeback at Anfield. Read the match report HERE... Mario Balotelli sparked a dramatic late comeback as Liverpool beat Swansea 2-1 in the Capital One Cup last night but then sparked controversy by tussling with former Anfield midfielder Jonjo Shelvey. The Italian striker pulled out of the warm up before kick-off after feeling a twinge in his knee but was sent on as a last throw of the dice by Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers as his team trailed by a goal with 20 minutes to go. This time Balotelli didn't let Rodgers down as he scored the equaliser with a left foot volley in front of the Kop with four minutes to go. Then, in injury time, Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren scored the winner with a header at the far post after Swansea had been reduced to ten men.
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Liverpool score twice in the final four minutes to secure dramatic 2-1 victory at Anfield against Swansea
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Mario Balotelli came off the bench to cancel out Marvin Emnes' opener in the Capital One Cup fourth round tie
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Dejan Lovren capitalised on a Gerhard Tremmel's error to fire Liverpool into the quarter-finals draw
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Swansea had Federico Fernandez sent off just before Lovren's winner for a lunge on Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho
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Balotelli clashed with Jonjo Shelvey after the match and in the tunnel, having seemingly flicked Shelvey's ear

Question: 'It is great for @placeholder he wants to work all the time.


(CNN) -- A brazen, daylight suicide bombing on the African Union's peacekeeping mission in Somalia's capital has killed at least 21 people, mostly peacekeepers, the mission said Friday. The attack came days after U.S. special forces killed Saleh ali Saleh Nabhan, pictured, in southern Somalia. Suicide bombers, disguised in two U.N.-marked vehicles, Thursday rammed through the security gate of the mission's headquarters, which is attached to Mogadishu's airport. They detonated their explosives just as Somalia's transitional government and mission representatives concluded a high-level meeting inside the compound, said the African Union's special representative for Somalia, Nicolas Bwakira. The attack killed four Somali civilians and 17 Ugandan and Burundian soldiers, including the mission's second in command, Burundian Maj. Gen. Juvenal Niyonguruza, he said.
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Seventeen soldiers, four civilians killed in attack on African Union base
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Bombing was carried out by militants driving vehicles bearing U.N. logos
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Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militia with ties to al Qaeda, claimed responsibility
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Strike came days after U.S. special forces killed a senior al Qaeda operative

Question: The peacekeeping force is charged with protecting key government and strategic installations in @placeholder, including the port, airport and presidential palace.


The Chancellor insists there will be no political tax breaks because Britain must ‘stay the course to prosperity’ George Osborne has ruled out any traditional pre-election giveaways in this week’s Autumn Statement. The Chancellor insists there will be no political tax breaks because Britain must ‘stay the course to prosperity’. ‘What you’re going to see is me avoiding the mistakes of Labour chancellors before elections with unfunded giveaways that lead to economic problems after the election,’ he said. A report out today warns that the Government will have to borrow £9billion more than expected this year as tax receipts disappoint.
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Chancellor says Britain must ‘stay the course to prosperity’
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Government warned they will have to borrow £9billion more than expected
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Ed Miliband claims Tories’ have failed to tackle 'cost-of-living crisis'

Question: For them this is a joyless and payless recovery,’ Mr @placeholder will say.


By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 12:27 EST, 17 March 2014 | UPDATED: 14:17 EST, 17 March 2014 Allegations: John Terry's father Ted, 59, (pictured) is accused of headbutting an Asian man, and threatening a black station cleaner with a bottle The father of Chelsea captain John Terry threatened a train station cleaner with a bottle and told him 'I will smash it over your head you black c***', a court heard today. Ted Terry, 59, is accused of headbutting and racially abusing an Asian man in a drunken row over a cigarette, allegedly calling Amarjit Talafair a 'f****** Paki' outside a pub.
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Ted Terry, 59, accused of headbutting and racially abusing an Asian man
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Terry and friends Tudor Musteata and Stephen Niland had been drinking in a pub near Fenchurch Street Station before confrontation, court told
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Group had asked Amarjit Talafair for a cigarette, but he had none to spare
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Terry accused of saying 'You f****** Paki, let's have it right here and now'
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Confrontation culminated in Terry headbutting Mr Talafair, Old Bailey hears
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Men then went to station where they are accused of threatening cleaner
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No charges were brought over incident involving cleaner Bakela Mansuila
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All three deny race charges, jury of seven men and five women told

Question: The prosecutor began his opening by telling jurors: 'This case is about racist threats, racist abuse and ultimately racist violence directed towards a member of the public who happened to be @placeholder.'


By Peter Allen In Paris PUBLISHED: 14:46 EST, 14 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:26 EST, 14 April 2013 Hundreds of armed police have been placed around Paris' major tourist monuments because of an influx of criminal gangs from eastern Europe. It follows a huge increase in the number of aggressive beggars and pickpockets flooding into the French capital from Romania and Bulgaria – countries whose citizens will soon have unrestricted access to the UK. The Louvre alone now has 20 permanent uniformed officers patrolling its galleries, with five of them placed at the entrance. Guard: Officers at the Louvre, one of a number of attractions in Paris where security has been tightened
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It follows rise in beggars and pickpockets from Romania and Bulgaria
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The Louvre has 20 permanent uniformed officers patrolling its galleries
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Staff went on strike over attacks by youngsters stealing from visitors
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Eiffel Tower, Sacre-Coeur and Pompidou Centre also heavily guarded

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An interest rate rise will hit workers long before most see their pay increase, the Bank of England governor warned yesterday. Mark Carney said a rise was ‘getting closer’, indicating it is likely to take place next spring in line with predictions. For workers going through the biggest squeeze on pay since the 1920s, this will mean facing the threat of higher mortgage payments before benefiting from a higher salary. The combination will put impossible pressure on millions of families. Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney said 'the Great Recession' had been a 'calamity' for workers Mr Carney admitted: ‘We are under no illusions. The Great Recession was a calamity. Britain’s workers have borne many of the consequences.’ But he added: ‘The point at which interest rates also begin to normalise is getting closer . . . You can expect interest rates to begin to rise.’
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Bank of England Governor spoke to the Trades Union Congress today
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Said wages had taken a battering following the 'Great Recession' of 2007
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But he warned workers not to expect a pay increase until after May election
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In a further blow  interest rates are likely to go up in the Spring of next year

Question: Since the @placeholder was founded in 1694, the average level of interest rates has been 5 per cent.


Israel may have committed war crimes when commandos stormed an aid ship in 2010 killing nine people, but officials will not be prosecuted because the offences are 'not serious enough'. Eight Turks and one Turkish-American died after crack troops opened fire on the crew of the Mavi Marmara in the early hours of May 31, 1010. The incident, which happened in international waters, sparked international condemnation and led to years of tense relations between Turkey and Israel. Today prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said that 'there is a reasonable basis to believe that war crimes were committed on  the Mavi Marmara' but were 'not of sufficient gravity to justify further action by the International Criminal Court (ICC).'
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International Criminal Court rules there is basis to say war crimes took place
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But lawyers will not prosecute as the offences are 'not sufficiently grave'
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Eight Turks and one American-Turk died in raid on ship by Israeli troops
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Crew say soldiers fired first but Israel says troops fired after being attacked

Question: Nine @placeholder died when Israeli troops storming the boat opened fire - the crew claim the soldiers fired without warning, while Israel says they shot after being attacked (pictured, activists hold a Israeli troop)


The former London home of a German diplomat which was destroyed by the Nazis during the war has been brought back to life as a £40million mansion. Lion Lodge is believed to be the first new mansion built in Belgravia in almost 70 years and is thought to be one of the most expensive new homes in Britain. It has been in built at Eaton Place, on the site of a Thomas Cubitt-designed property, which was bombed in 1940 during the Blitz. The former London home of a German diplomat destroyed by the Nazis during the war has been brought back to life as Lion Lodge, pictured
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Lion Lodge is believed to be the first new luxury mansion to be built in the Belgravia area of London in nearly 70 years
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The home had been the 1930s residence of Dr Harald Bielfeld, First Secretary of Commerce in the German Embassy
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But the Thomas Cubbit-designed home, on Eaton Place, was bombed by fellow Nazis during the Blitz in 1940
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Stunning seven-bedroom home, which features a leisure complex, is on the market with a guide price of £40million

Question: After the war, another home was built in its place, but after a long planning battle it was knocked down and replaced by the new @placeholder.


A second friend of Officer Darren Wilson has come forward to defend the cop, describing him as a 'really quiet, well-mannered, respectful guy', who never showed any signs of violence. The male friend of the Michael Brown shooter spoke to GMA on Tuesday but asked that his identity be concealed for his own safety. The friend has been exchanging text messages with the 28-year-old Ferguson officer and said: 'I can tell that this is really hard on him.' Scroll down for video A woman called Josie called a St Louis radio station this weekend in defense of Michael Brown shoot Darren Wilson (pictured). She said that Brown had rushed at the officer after trying to grab his gun and punching him
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A male friend of Ferguson cop Darren Wilson said on Tuesday that he played hockey with him for years and had never once seen him get into a fight
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The friend asked that his identity be concealed for his own safety
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A woman claiming to be a friend of Darren Wilson earlier told a St Louis radio station  the cop HAD heard the 911 dispatch about the robbery
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'Josie' claimed Michael Brown punched Wilson and tried to grab his gun
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A police source later corroborated her claims saying it was 'accurate' to what Wilson had told investigators
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter who tweeted on Monday that 'more than a dozen witnesses corroborated cop's story' later admitted she was on leave and her post was 'personal'
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Brown then ran but turned around and charged at Wilson who fired shots, the friend claimed, saying that the teen seemed 'like he was on something'
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Obama sending Attorney General Eric Holder to Ferguson on Wednesday to meet with federal law enforcement authorities investigating Brown's death

Question: The family's autopsy, which was released on Sunday, revealed the unarmed 18-year-old had been shot at least six times by @placeholder.


Two Nato troops have been killed in southern Afghanistan on a day of violence in the war-torn country that also saw a rogue policeman shoot dead nine sleeping officers. One Nato service member died in a roadside bomb explosion this morning and the other in an insurgent attack yesterday. No further details were disclosed, but the deaths bring the number of international troops killed in Afghanistan so far this year to 88. On patrol: German soldiers walk through a street in the province of Kunduz yesterday. Two Nato troops have been killed in Afghanistan in the last 24 hours - one died in a roadside bomb explosion this morning and the other in an insurgent attack yesterday
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Number of international troops killed in Afghanistan this year stands at 88
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Police blame Taliban for incident in which policeman shot nine colleagues
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U.S. 'launches drone attack' in Pakistan, killing four militants

Question: @placeholder shut the border last November in retaliation for American airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.


Atlanta (CNN) -- A suspect accused of killing a Georgia police officer and wounding another one surrendered to authorities after a hostage standoff Friday night. The incident was shown live on television as officers arrested suspect Jamie Donnell Hood in Athens, Georgia. Hood, who was shirtless, emerged from the home a little after 11 p.m. with people whom authorities said he had held hostage. SWAT officers descended on Hood, ending the saga that had lasted four days. Hood was being held without bond Saturday in the Hall County Detention Center, Captain Eric Pozen of the Clarke County Sheriff's Office said.
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NEW: Jamie Donnell Hood is held without bond
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Suspect asks to be arrested on TV
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Shirtless suspect turns himself in after allegedly holding eight hostage
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He is wanted in connection with Tuesday's slaying of a Georgia police officer

Question: The shooting spurred a huge manhunt that climaxed when authorities learned that Hood was holed up in an apartment in @placeholder.


Las Vegas (CNN) -- A shooting and a fiery crash left three people dead in the neon heart of the Las Vegas Strip on Thursday, and police scrambled to find out who triggered the carnage. The bloodshed closed the Strip for about a block and a half around some of its biggest draws, leaving tourists gaping at a wrecked Maserati, a burned-out taxi and four other vehicles. "First time in Vegas, and then, like, the whole thing, what you know from movies only -- I was shocked," Christine Gerstenberger, who was visiting the desert gambling mecca from Germany, said Thursday afternoon. She and her brothers debated going back to the hotel "because I'm totally scared," but "We're too curious," she said.
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Gunfire and a fiery crash kill 3 in the heart of Las Vegas Strip
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Casino visitor describes seeing "fireball" from Caesars Palace
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Police are looking for a black Range Rover Sport with large black rims

Question: The sports car's driver, the cab driver and a passenger in the taxi all died; a passenger in the @placeholder and three other people in the resulting pileup were hurt, Gillespie said.


Simon Zebo and Andrew Conway both crossed twice as Munster dominated their Champions Cup dead rubber against a young Sale outfit at Thomond Park. Both sides were out of the running in Pool One, but the Irish province salvaged some pride with a runaway 65-10 bonus-point victory that included eight second-half tries. An early Zebo effort launched Munster towards a 10-0 lead, before the stubborn Sharks rallied with a tremendous Tom Arscott score and just three points separated the sides at the break. Munster full back Simon Zebo (centre) breaks away during his side's second-half rout of Sale However, after Keith Earls crowned his first start of the season with an excellent individual try and a penalty try was added, the floodgates were well and truly opened as Pat Howard, Zebo, Andrew Conway (two), Tommy O'Donnell and Duncan Williams all touched down between the 65th and 80th minutes.
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Both sides were out of the running in Pool One of the Champions Cup
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Munster ran in nine tries during rout at Thomond Park
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Simon Zebo impressed at full-back for home side
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Keith Earls scored a superb individual try in the second-half
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It was Munster's highest-ever score in a European rugby game

Question: @placeholder then completed his brace with an opportunist try, cleverly rolling from the back of a close-in ruck to reach over and make it 39-10.


(CNN) -- An Eastern European gang of hackers bent on stealing company secrets was responsible for recent attacks on Apple, Facebook and Twitter as well as dozens of other less-publicized hacks, according to new reports. Two unnamed "people familiar with the matter" told Bloomberg that the hackers appeared to be looking for research, intellectual property or other private information that they can sell on the underground market. Apple confirmed Tuesday that some of its employees' computers had been compromised after they visited a hacked website for iPhone developers. That site exploited a vulnerability in the Java browser plug-in. Weeks earlier, Facebook said that some of its computers were also compromised after employees visited a developer site.
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Cybersecurity expert says most savvy Web crime originates in Eastern Europe
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Apple, Facebook, Twitter attacks came from Eastern European gang, report says
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"Water hole" attack apparently used a site for developers on Apple's mobile system
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Apple said this week that some employees' computers had been compromised

Question: Earlier in January, @placeholder said it, too, was attacked and that about 250,000 user accounts may have been compromised, with names and e-mails possibly being uncovered.


(CNN) -- As Germany continues to rise as lead survivor -- and decision-maker -- in the European Union's economic mire, the U.S. would do well to take a lesson from the country's economic model, particularly in manufacturing. Losing 4 million jobs over the past 10 years, U.S. manufacturing has hovered at roughly 12% of America's GDP, less than half its percentage in the 1950s. In Germany, however, manufacturing is well on its way toward 25% of GDP. President Barack Obama's pledge this week to lower manufacturing sector taxes to 25%, and January's U.S. manufacturing growth numbers, the highest in seven months, will certainly help stem the tide. But, clearly, a word to the wise is in order.
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U.S. manufacturing lost 4 million jobs over past 10 years, accounts for only 12% of GDP
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Writers: Germany recovered quickly from the economic crisis by keeping its skilled work force
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German industry is 25% of its GDP, they write, and focuses on high-quality goods
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Writers: German industry has unions, offers high wages and is its most successful sector

Question: In the face of global competition, @placeholder manufacturing workers' representation remains strong.


Arsenal fans have accused Ashley Cole of being obsessed by money ever since he left them for Chelsea - and on this occasion, they could have a point. Cole met his former Chelsea and England team-mate Shaun Wright-Phillips met for lunch in a Hollywood hotel and the defender paid for the meal from an envelope stuffed with cash. The 33-year-old is a free agent after seeing out his contract at Stamford Bridge and was dropped from England's World Cup squad, prompting his international retirement. Meeting: Former team-mates Ashley Cole (left) and Shaun Wright-Phillips meet at the Hollywood hotel for lunch
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Ashley Cole holds a wad of cash weeks after England squad snub and Chelsea contract runs out
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Former Chelsea and England team-mate Shaun Wright-Phillips joins him for lunch in Hollywood
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Cole nicknamed 'Cashley' by Arsenal fans after move to Chelsea
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Full back booed by his own fans and derided by public after Cheryl split

Question: angry with him due to a clandestine meeting with @placeholder boss Jose


By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner England's female swimmers made it another golden night in the pool with Fran Halsall winning her second gold and Siobhan O’Connor topping the podium after winning three silvers and a bronze earlier in the week. Halsall, 24, has promised greatness for a long time now and is delivering in Glasgow in sensational style. It took her just 25.20sec to make history last night in a watery blur of brilliance. She led the race throughout, becoming the only woman to win Commonwealth gold in both the 50 metres butterfly and 50m freestyle. ‘It feels just amazing,’ she said. ‘I wanted to swim a bit faster but it’s another personal best so I can’t complain. I was in control the whole race and couldn’t feel anyone’s presence too close.’Less than two hours before, she advanced to her fourth final of the week, this time for tonight’s 100m freestyle, touching on 54.88 to  qualify fifth fastest.
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O'Connor was a clear winner with fastest time in the world this year, 2:08:21
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O'Connor's winning time was also a Commonwealth Games record
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Halsall dominated the 50m butterfly
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Halsall had already won gold in the freestyle race on Saturday
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She becomes first woman to win both medals at the Games
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Home crowd's favourite Hannah Miley finished with the bronze medal
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Australia's Alicia Coutts won the silver, two seconds behind O'Connor

Question: Finally: @placeholder was able to pose with the gold medal after her brilliant 200m medley final performance


More than 300 Syrian refugees rescued by a cruise ship off the coast of Cyprus today staged a dramatic sit-in aboard the pleasure liner ... and refused to budge until it took them to mainland Europe. The group was found stranded in the Mediterranean Sea after fleeing their war-torn homeland as it continued under onslaught of Islamic State jihadis. But as soon as the Salamis Cruise Lines ship docked in Cyprus to drop them off, they stayed on board and demanded to be taken to Italy. Scroll down for video Help us: The group was found stranded in the Mediterranean Ocean after fleeing their war-torn homeland as it continued to battle the Islamic State onslaught
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345 people, including 52 children, were rescued from boat near Cyprus
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But once aboard the cruise liner they refused to budge until taken to Italy
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Some came off to negotiate but talks soon broke down and they went back
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Finally police were forced to board the liner and persuade them to leave
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They were taken to medical centre where they can shower, eat and rest

Question: The situation was finally resolved shortly before dawn today after @placeholder deployed an elite team of riot police to bring them down.


Mother-of-one Joanne Mjadzelics, 39, (pictured outside Cardiff Crown Court today) is on trial for sharing indecent images with disgraced Ian Watkins Disgraced paedophile singer Ian Watkins and his ex-lover fantasised in online chats about kidnapping children from outside a school to kill and abuse, a court heard today. The trial of Watkins' former girlfriend Joanne Mjadzelics – who is accused of possessing indecent images and sharing them with the Lostprophets singer – heard how the pair discussed kidnapping a brother and sister, to 'kill one and rape the other'. Watkins, 37, was jailed for 35 years in December 2013 for a series of sex offences, including the attempted rape of a baby.
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Joanne Mjadzelics allegedly discussed child abuse with singer Ian Watkins
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Lostprophets singer Watkins jailed for 35 years for series of sex offences
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Ex-girlfriend Mjadzelics, 39, is now on trial for possessing indecent images
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She claims the images that she possessed were to bring Watkins to justice
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Pair discussed 'kidnapping children' during online chats, jurors told today
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Court heard she reported Watkins to police four years before he was jailed
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Defence barrister today told court the trial was to 'cover up police failings'
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Mjadzelics denies all charges and trial at Cardiff Crown Court continues

Question: 'They didn't take @placeholder's information seriously because of biased and lazy thinking.


President Barack Obama fired a double-barreled volley at Republicans on Wednesday, saying that the GOP is 'hating' him by pursuing a federal lawsuit over changes to the Obamacare health insurance law. The lawsuit received a go-ahead hours later by a 225-201 vote, passing the House of Representatives along largely party lines with five Republicans voting 'no.' Every Democrat opposed the legislation authorizing the lawsuit. 'There’s a bunch of stuff that needs to get done,' Obama told a cheering, partisan audience in Kansas City, Missouri just hours earlier. 'Unfortunately, I think the main vote ... that they’ve scheduled for today is whether or not they decide to sue me for doing my job.'
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House vote Wednesday afternoon confirmed that Congress will sue Obama
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President told Kansas City audience that he has taken more than 40 executive actions this year because Congress isn't doing its job
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House Speaker John Boehner spearheaded the federal lawsuit over unilateral changes the White House made to the Obamacare law
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Congress wasn't consulted about the changes, which made it more politically palatable by pushing back specific deadlines written into the law
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If Boehner's lawsuit were to go to trial and see a verdict, Obama said, 'I would have already left office'
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Boehner wrote on Monday that 'there is a conflict between the executive branch and the legislative branch of our government. It is the judiciary branch’s role to help resolve it'

Question: Obama, he said, 'changed the health care law without a vote of @placeholder' in 2013, 'effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate and the penalties for failing to comply with it.'


New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker joined in on Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul's annual 'airing of the grievances' on Twitter this year, playfully suggesting that the Republican lawmaker shed his curly locks ahead of his probable presidential campaign. Paul, a likely but unconfirmed White House contender, was sending the tweets as part of the fictional 'Festivus' holiday, made popular in the 1990s 'Seinfeld' sitcom when he teased Democrat Booker for not retweeting him more often. Booker responded in kind and said he had only one grievance for his colleague in the Senate. 'SHAVE YOUR HEAD. Those curls are offensive. Plus If running for a higher office u'll be far more aerodynamic,' he joked.
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'Festivus' is a fictional secular holiday introduced to Americans during a 1997 episode of 'Seinfeld'
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Its celebration in the Costanza household included annual 'airing of grievances' around the dinner table
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Paul has adopted that tradition each year, mischievously sniping about Washington, the media, and fellow lawmakers on Twitter
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After he questioned the media's obsession with his hair and joked that Booker should retweet him more often, Booker joined in on the fun

Question: @placeholder also followed up his lighthearted message with one that was serious in tone.


(CNN) -- Iranian President Hassan Rouhani vowed Wednesday that his country will never develop nuclear weapons, telling NBC News that he is open to diplomatically resolving issues surrounding his country's controversial nuclear program. "We have never pursued or sought a nuclear bomb and we are not going to do so," Rouhani said. Later, he added, "We have time and again said that, under no circumstances, would we seek any weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons. Nor will we ever." In an interview with NBC's Ann Curry, Rouhani said that -- even with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a looming presence in Iranian society -- he has "full power and has complete authority" to make a deal with others on nuclear matters.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani talks to NBC News about his nation's nuclear program
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Rouhani says his government "has complete authority" to reach a deal with the U.S., others
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He calls a recent exchange of letters with U.S. President Obama as "positive and constructive"
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Considered a moderate, Rouhani was elected president earlier this year

Question: He spoke about getting a letter from U.S. President Barack Obama after his recent election and inauguration, saying the @placeholder president congratulated him and raised certain issues.


There have been times in the past five years, particularly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when turning on the TV pushed Steven Gerrard to the limit. Liverpool’s captain is a football fanatic who never misses a chance to sit down at home and watch a game. But, at various points since December 9, 2009 — the date his club relinquished a place among Europe’s elite — Gerrard has found viewing the Champions League almost intolerable. ‘When you aren’t involved, there is a big jealousy,’ Gerrard admits. ‘I was jealous of the teams and players who were involved when Liverpool had nothing to do it with it. But that’s a good thing, isn’t it? It’s the best competition to play in at club level. There’s a hole there when you are out of it.’
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Liverpool's last Champions League game was in December 2009
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Liverpool face Bulgarians Ludogorets on Tuesday night
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Captain Steven Gerrard says: 'If we go out in the group stages, or the last 16, we will be majorly, majorly disappointed'
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Gerrard says of Mario Balotelli: 'If people want to call him crazy
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Ten seasons since Gerrard captained Liverpool to Champions League glory

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Gus Poyet believes his former Spurs team-mates Tim Sherwood and Les Ferdinand are the double act who can save Queens Park Rangers from relegation. The Sunderland boss played alongside the pair at White Hart Lane and expects them to form the new management team at Loftus Road, Sherwood in the dugout and Ferdinand as director of football. Poyet, whose resurgent Black Cats take on the managerless R’s this evening, said: ‘They (Sherwood and Ferdinand) would be a good partnership. They know each other very well and are strong characters. Tim Sherwood (right) is the leading contender to become the new Queens Park Rangers manager
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Tim Sherwood is the frontrunner to be named Queens Park Rangers boss
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His ex Tottenham team-mate Gus Poyet believes he is the  man for the job
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QPR are currently 19th in the Premier League, three points from safety

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By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 10:05 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 23 August 2012 Rafael Correa says the UK has no right to criticise Ecuador Ecuador's President Rafael Correa says Britain is not in a position to preach about its decision to offer asylum to Julian Assange when it failed to extradite former Chilean President Augusto Pinochet. Correa has infuriated British officials by offering protection at the Ecuador embassy in London to the Wikileaks founder who is wanted for sex assault and rape allegations in Sweden. The South American nation's socialist leader says he shares the former computer hacker's fears that he could be sent from Sweden to the U.S. to face charges over WikiLeak's publication in 2010 of thousands of secret U.S. cables.
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Chilean dictate for granted right to stay in UK in 2000
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Correa is part of a leftist alliance of Latin American leaders against U.S.

Question: The Ecuadorean government remains angry at a veiled threat by @placeholder to enter its embassy and arrest Assange.


The abused flight attendant who was attacked and berated by an airline executive when he failed to serve her nuts in a bowl on a flight from New York to South Korea is sharing his story. Screaming Cho Hyun-ah, a senior vice-president at the airline and daughter of the airline's chairman, angrily demanded the removal of the crew member, Park Chang-jin, from the flight when he gave her macadamia nuts in a bag. She then forced the Incheon-bound flight to taxi back to the terminal at New York's JFK Airport to kick the junior flight attendant off the plane. Now, Chang-jin has revealed that several officials from Korean Air asked him to deny the incident ever happened.
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Korean Air executive Cho Hyun-ah demanded that her flight be turned around and a flight attendant removed after serving her nuts in a bag
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The flight attendant said he did as told because she was the chairman's daughter, and got off, taking another flight home to South Korea
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The flight attendant, Park Chiang-jin, now reveals that Korean Air officials asked him to lie about the incident and say it never happened
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Hyun-ah publicly apologized for the incident Friday, and has lost her executive post at the airline
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Her father and airline chairman Cho Yang-ho called her foolish

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A ‘last ditch’ drug for prostate cancer sufferers is to be axed from NHS use. Jevtana gives men with advanced disease at least three extra months of life – but some have survived three or more years. The Cancer Drugs Fund plans to remove the drug from its approved list effective from March because of weak cost-effectiveness. Although it will remain available for existing patients, doctors will be unable to prescribe it for hundreds of men with the disease. A 'last ditch' drug for prostate cancer sufferers is to be axed from NHS use from March this year. The chemotherapy drug Jevtana gives men with advanced disease at least three extra months of life - but some have survived for more than three years. Cancer charities say NHS England has failed patients (file photo)
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Jetvana gives men with prostate cancer at least three months of life
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But some men given the drug have survived three or more years
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Cancer Drugs Fund plans to axe drug from its approved list from March
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They say it is not cost-effective and doesn't offer 'sufficient clinical benefit'
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Charities say the appraisal system for drugs is broken, failing patients
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40,000 men in Britain diagnosed each year, over 10,000 die from disease

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(CNN) -- Rihanna postponed a concert in Malaysia that was set for Friday night, according to the show's promoter, following reports that she was allegedly assaulted by boyfriend Chris Brown. Rihanna was scheduled to play a concert in Malaysia on Friday. Promoter Pineapple Concerts announced Tuesday that it was notified by Rihanna's agent at the William Morris Agency that she would not make the Malaysia date. "In light of recent events involving Rihanna, the artist management will confirm within two weeks from now on a replacement date to be mutually agreed by Pineapple Concerts and the artist," the company said.
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Rihanna was scheduled to play show in Malaysia Friday night
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Singer was reportedly involved in incident with boyfriend Chris Brown
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Rihanna's Malaysia show had been protested by country's conservatives

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- In a show of force after unrest last week that left 35 people dead, Chinese authorities have ramped up security in the far-western region of Xinjiang. Armed police held rallies in several cities in Xinjiang over the weekend, the local government news website Tianshannet reported. The site carried images showing convoys of armored vehicles and trucks full of police officers in riot gear. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs defended the action Monday, saying the government will "make every effort to ensure the long-term stability and development in Xinjiang." The measures follow an outbreak of violence Wednesday in which a group attacked police stations and other government buildings in a remote Xinjiang township, Chinese state-run media said. Authorities have described it as a "terrorist attack," but overseas Uyghur groups have questioned the official version of events.
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NEW: Chinese Foreign Ministry defends the extra security
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China deployed armed police in cities in Xinjiang over the weekend
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The measures follow violence last week that left 35 people dead
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There are ethnic tensions between Han Chinese and Turkic-speaking Uyghurs

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By James  Nye A photographer whose stark portrayal of a little girl's life surrounded by her poverty-stricken parents life of drug and alcohol abuse has defended her decision not to report them to authorities. Irina Popova's photo-essay entitled 'Another Family' sparked national outrage when its portrayal of two St. Petersburg's addicts seemingly oblivious to their two-year-old girl, Anfisa, was shared widely online. Parents Lilya and Pasha were captured living a raucous life of drug-fueled partying - while their daughter was allowed to wander to the ledge of an open window, play with their cigarettes and come face-to-face with her strung-out father's genitals while he slept-off his latest binge.
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Photographic project from 2008 shows Russian family and their chaotic, drug fueled, lifestyle
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Caused outrage in Russia when pictures were put online
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Viewers were outraged at the neglect of two-year-old Asfina - who is surrounded by cigarettes, violence and drugs

Question: She claims that the startling images are just that and do not represent the ability of Pasha and @placeholder to raise their daughter.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- A former engineer for Rockwell International and Boeing was convicted Thursday of economic espionage and acting as an agent of China, authorities said. A Delta IV rocket launches on March 10, 2003 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. Dongfan "Greg" Chung, 73, was accused of stealing restricted technology and Boeing trade secrets, including information related to the space shuttle program and the Delta IV rocket. U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney convicted him on charges of conspiracy to commit economic espionage; six counts of economic espionage to benefit a foreign country; one count of acting as an agent of the People's Republic of China; and one count of making false statements to the FBI, according to a statement from federal prosecutors.
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Dongfan Chung, 73, convicted of economic espionage; acting as agent of china
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Accused of stealing restricted technology, Boeing trade secrets
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Technology included information on space shuttle; Delta IV rocket
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Chung is a native of China who is a naturalized United States citizen

Question: "Today's verdict should serve as a warning to others willing to compromise @placeholder's economic and national security to assist foreign governments."

Question: His contacts in @placeholder discussed these trips in letters and recommended methods of passing information, authorities said.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The body of a Hungarian daredevil "wingsuit flier" has been found a day after he plunged into a remote valley in northwestern China during a practice flight ahead of the World Championships. Rescuers discovered Victor Kovats with a smashed skull at the foot of a 100-meter (328-foot) cliff in Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park in Zhangjiajie on Wednesday, according to China's state-run Xinhua news agency. An investigation is now underway, though rescuers believe Kovats crashed into the cliff when his parachute failed to deploy. Wingsuit flying is an extremely hazardous sport where participants glide through the air wearing a specially constructed suit with fabric under the arms and legs to slow the rate of descent. Much like skydiving, the flight ends with the deployment of a parachute.
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Victor Kovats found with a smashed skull at the foot of a 100-meter (328-foot) cliff in China
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It's thought his parachute failed to deploy after a wingsuit flight, though an investigation is underway
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Kovats was to compete in the second World Wingsuit Championships
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Wingsuit flying sees participants glide through the air wearing a specially constructed suit

Question: The inaugural World Wingsuit Championships were held at @placeholder's 700-meter (2,300-foot) cliffs last year with 15 fliers from nine countries.


By Sally Lee for Daily Mail Australia and Candace Sutton for Daily Mail Australia Bradley Morcombe has vowed to keep his murdered twin brother close to his heart on his wedding day. So much so, he and older brother Dean - who will be the best man - will pin a photo of Daniel and a red rose to their jackets during the ceremony. The 24-year-old will walk down the aisle on Saturday to wed his schoolgirl sweetheart Anna Martin in what will be a big family celebration. Scroll down for video Daniel's twin, Bradley Morcombe, 24, and schoolgirl sweetheart Anna Martin (pictured) will walk down the aisle with in what will be a big family celebration
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Daniel's twin, Bradley, is marrying schoolgirl sweetheart Anna Martin on Saturday
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The couple will wed in a private ceremony in the Sunshine Coast, south-east Queensland
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Daniel Morcombe's parents launched their book 'Where is Daniel? The Family's story' on August 5
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Bruce Morcombe said it is a tale of to keep a family together through the utmost tragedy and stress
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Despite losing their brother, his sons Bradley and Dean have achieved life's milestones of jobs, partners and houses
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Bruce says although people will think of missing twin Daniel, it will be a happy and positive family event

Question: He will be there forever: Bradley Morcombe (pictured, left, with his twin brother Daniel) has said that although @placeholder is gone, he is with him and his family every day


(CNN)Singapore Changi Airport has been crowned the best in the world for the second year in a row at the World Airport Awards, announced Wednesday in Barcelona, Spain. Changi, which also won the award for best airport leisure amenities, beat out second-place Incheon International Airport in South Korea and third-place Munich Airport in Germany. The awards are based on surveys conducted by Skytrax, an international travel research and consultants firm, which polled 12.85 million passengers across 110 nationalities about 395 airports worldwide. 7 of the world's most entertaining airports "Changi Airport offers a travel experience in itself and continues to develop its quality standards to be named the world's favourite airport again," Edward Plaisted, CEO of Skytrax, said in a news release.
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The No. 1 airport won the top slot for a second consecutive year
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It also took the prize for best airport leisure amenities
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Five Asian and four European airports made the list
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Only one North American airport made the top 10

Question: "@placeholder is a well-known leader and innovator for the airport industry and genuinely delights and surprises travellers who are lucky enough to enjoy the airport facilities.

Question: Five of this year's top 10 airports were based in @placeholder cities, and four were in Europe, just like last year's award winners.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 11:43 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 29 January 2013 After Miranda Kerr tweeted out pictures of herself frolicking on a golden beach in Mexico this week, the world looked on in envy. And it seems she isn't the only Victoria's Secret model to be flaunting her enviable figure on the beach while the rest of us battle the January blues. Fellow Angel Jessica Van Der Steen has been unveiled as the face (and incredibly toned body) of Heidi Klein's latest swimwear range with a stunning seaside campaign video to go with it.
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Jessica shows off her toned body in the Heidi Klein Resort Summer 2013 collection
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Shot in Mustique, small private island that is part of St Vincent and the Grenadines

Question: In true Heidi Klein style, the swimwear garments are designed with hidden support to ensure the perfect fit, which @placeholder models to perfection.


Cristiano Ronaldo scored Real Madrid's first goal against Liverpool on Wednesday night, and afterwards tipped his side to become the first in history to retain the Champions League. Carlo Ancelotti's side overcame Liverpool with ruthless efficiency, and World Player of the Year Ronaldo moved one goal away from equalling Raul's all-time Champions League goalscoring record. Speaking to Sky Sports, Ronaldo admitted: 'I'm not worried, I'm going to beat his record... whether now or another night. Lionel Messi is close too. Cristiano Ronaldo (left) celebrates after scoring for Real Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday night Ronaldo celebrates his goal in front of the Liverpool fans - the strike takes him within one of Raul's record
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal at Anfield on Wednesday night
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The strike took him within one goal of Raul's Champions League record
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Ronaldo insisted he will beat the record, but is not worried about when
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The Real Madrid man also backed his side to become the first in history to retain the Champions League

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 05:20 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:37 EST, 23 May 2013 He's not set to stomp onto our screens until 2014, but Godzilla already appears to be making his mark. These eerie images capture an abandoned Japanese fishing village, recreated in Steveston, Canada, for filming of the remake of the 1954 classic. The blockbuster, scheduled for release in May next year, revolves around the mythical prehistoric creature which terrorises Tokyo - and leaves a trail of destruction in the countryside. Haunting: A fishing boat lies abandoned in the Japanese fishing village recreated for the filming of a new Godzilla movie in Canada
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Abandoned fishing boats, ruined shacks and nuclear warnings on display
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Filming taking place in seaside town of Steveston in Vancouver, Canada
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Japanese fishermen flocked to town to work in salmon-canning industry
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New version of 1954 classic starring Bryan Cranston set for release in 2014

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(CNN) -- If anyone wants to transform the old, lifeless, "white-guys-in suits" caricature of the Republican Party, look no further: Your dream candidate has arrived. Gabriel Gomez is an antidote to the stuffy Republican establishment that only says "No" and scares next-generation voters away. Sledding uphill in traditionally Democratic Massachusetts, the young and energetic Gomez is running to fill Secretary of State John Kerry's vacated Senate seat, calling himself "a new kind of Republican." Surprisingly, in this bluest of states, he has drawn within single digits of his Democratic challenger. Even stranger, perhaps, is that GOP money and support has not matched the flood of Democratic money that is pouring in on behalf of his opponent. Gomez has made it a close race with only a modicum of GOP help.
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Alex Castellanos: Gabriel Gomez is a dream candidate for the Republican Party
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In Democratic Massachusetts, Gomez is running a tight Senate race
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He says Gomez's opponent, Ed Markey, represents what's wrong with Washington
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Castellanos: A GOP that wants a future should bet every chip on Gomez

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