The hospital where Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan died strenuously defended his treatment on Thursday and said he was given the highest level of care 'regardless of nationality or ability to pay'. The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas was responding to claims from the 42-year-old Liberian's family that he was given substandard treatment because he was 'a poor black man'. The hospital said Mr Duncan had been cared for by a team of over 50 doctors and nurses, 24 hours a day. Good treatment: Texas Health Presbyterian said Thomas Eric Duncan, above, had the best available care after his family claimed he was discriminated against because he was a 'poor black man'
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Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital said he had been cared for by a team of over 50 doctors and given the most 'appropriate and available' care
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Was response to claims from the 42-year-old Liberian's family that he was given substandard treatment because he was 'a poor black man'
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Hospital said he couldn't get ZMapp drug - which other victims were treated with - as there is no supply, and there was no match for a blood transfusion
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Rev Jesse Jackson had earlier told MSNBC: 'There's a fact of anti-immigrant, anti-refugee, anti-black. It's very real in our country'

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By Craig Hope for the Daily Mail He has already been billed as the new Raheem Sterling – and it’s easy to see why. Like England’s star player, Rolando Aarons was born in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, but has chosen to represent the Three Lions. The Newcastle winger will make his debut for Aidy Boothroyd’s Under-20 side against Romania in Telford. New star: Rolando Aarons has already made an impression for Newcastle and could soon make his full debut But comparisons with Sterling extend beyond the 18-year-old’s birth certificate. Both moved to the UK at a young age before being picked up by Football League clubs – Aarons with Bristol City and Sterling at Queens Park Rangers – only for their talent to be recognised by Newcastle and Liverpool respectively.
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Aarons was born in Jamaica yet chose to represent the Three Lions
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He will make his debut for England U20's against Romania
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The Newcastle winger previously played for Bristol City
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Alan Pardew is already under pressure to hand him his first league start

Question: ‘But @placeholder is a big opportunity for me and I want to go out there and play and impress and show how good a player I am.


London, England (CNN) -- The governing body of world football, FIFA, has turned down the request from the Irish Football Association (FAI) to replay their deciding World Cup play-off game against France. The controversial match, that was played on Wednesday, has caused a diplomatic storm after French forward Thierry Henry admitted to illegally using his hand to set-up the goal that gave his team a 2-1 aggregate victory to seal qualification to the tournament. But despite a letter sent to FIFA by the FAI, and calls from both the Irish prime minister Brian Cowen and Irish justice minister Dermot Ahern for the game to be replayed, the sport's organizing body has refused the request.
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FIFA turn down a request from the Irish Football Association (FAI) to replay their deciding World Cup play-off game against France
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FIFA: "The result of the match cannot be changed and the match cannot be replayed"
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French president Nicolas Sarkozy said: "I was sorry for [Ireland] but do not ask me to stand in for the referee of the game"
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NEW: Former Ireland captain Roy Keane accuses FAI of hyprocrisy in their appeal to FIFA

Question: But a @placeholder spokesman said the precedent did not apply because the referee in the match "saw the incident in question and simply failed to apply the proper rules".


Investigators probing the theft of Michael Schumacher's medical notes believe a helicopter firm contacted by doctors looking to transfer the former racing driver from a hospital in France to Switzerland may have been involved in the disappearance. Schumacher, 45, suffered a major head injury when he fell while skiing in France in December and was kept in a medically induced coma for six months after the accident. Schumacher  was recently transferred from the hospital in Grenoble, France to a unit near his Swiss home, allowing his wife Corinna to attend a public event at her ranch in Givrins. Michael Schumacher, right, with his wife Corinna, left, were skiing in France in December when the major accident happened. Now his family fears that his confidential medical notes have been leaked to the media
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Several pages of Michael Schumacher's medical notes have been stolen
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Prosecutors believe they are being made available to the media for £40,000
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The leak has been traced to a computer in a Swiss helicopter company
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His manager has warned anyone buying the notes will be prosecuted

Question: It is thought the findings of the @placeholder inquiry will now be handed to the authorities in Switzerland.


(CNN) -- The United States is on the verge of losing a fierce advocate for democracy in Latin America. Mari Carmen Aponte, ambassador to El Salvador, was initially nominated by President Obama in late 2009. He made her a recess appointment in August 2010. She has hit the ground running in a Central American country that, thanks to her tireless work, has become a close partner and ally of the United States. It was the first Latin American country to send troops to Afghanistan. Aponte has been renominated, but if the Senate does not confirm her nomination next week, she will head home, leaving her impressive work unfinished and a gaping hole in our country's efforts to continue to build and sustain strong and transparent democracies south of the border.
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Maria Cardona: U.S. is on verge of losing a fierce advocate for democracy in Latin America
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Mari Carmen Aponte, ambassador to El Salvador, is up for Senate confirmation
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GOP senators oppose her confirmation for petty political reasons, Cardona says
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Cardona: Republicans should let Aponte finish her vital work in El Salvador

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Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- Six members of the Ukrainian armed forces were killed on Tuesday in a "terrorist attack," the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said in a statement on its website. The incident took place in the village of Oktyabrski in the Slovyansk region, about 20 kilometers from Kramatorsk, during "a unit movement from the military base." The location is in volatile eastern Ukraine. "Our soldiers were attacked in an ambush. Terrorists attacked our land troops with grenades. The attackers were more than 30 people and set an ambush near the river," the ministry said. "After a long shootout, six soldiers of The Ukrainian Armed Services were killed," the statement said.
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NEW: Six soldiers killed near Kramatorsk
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Luhansk "people's governor" is injured in an attack on his vehicle, his press office says
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The names of 13 people newly sanctioned by the European Union are released
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Canada announces sanctions on six Russian and six Ukrainian citizens

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(CNN) -- I blame Kris Kardashian. Think about it. Doesn't the most recent episode of "Keeping Up with the Debt Limit" feel more as though it were an E! production than one by C-SPAN? Hasn't it been as predictable, brief and of itself, as inconsequential as a Kardashian marriage, as odious as Kanye and as certain to lead to unhappiness as Lamar's reputed drug problem? Doesn't the pinheaded disconnect from reality seem familiar? The problem is that it is easier to deal with the Kardashians than their counterparts in the Capitol. We can just change the channel. The reality is, we all depend on the U.S. government in enough ways that letting it turn into a repetitive, meaningless form of basic cable melodrama would be a formula for national catastrophe.
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David Rothkopf: "Keeping up with the debt limit" seems like a seamy reality show
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He says our political system is broken, national conversation is off-track
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Washington ignores really big problems, focuses on everything but governing, he says
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Rothkopf: Ultimately, we're to blame for not going to ballot box and forcing change

Question: Scarily enough, the TV screen, whether it shows the Kardashians or @placeholder or cable news, is just a mirror, a reflection of what America wants and is.


(CNN) -- Reigning world champion Jorge Lorenzo will start on pole for Sunday's Portuguese MotoGP after heading qualifying at the Estoril circuit on Saturday. It was the Yamaha driver's first pole of the 2011 season and the fourth time in a row that he has claimed pole position at the track. The Spaniard's time of one minute 37.161 seconds was just over a tenth of a second faster that Italy's Marco Simoncelli, who will start Sunday's race in second place. Honda's Dani Pedrosa finished qualifying in third. Hamilton targets more Turkish delight Australia's Casey Stoner finished fourth with Lorenzo's teammate Ben Spies in fifth.
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Reigning MotoGP champion claims fourth consecutive pole at Estoril circuit
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Marco Simoncelli starts Sunday's race in second; Dani Pedrosa finishes qualifying in third
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Valentino Rossi finishes qualifying down in ninth position

Question: @placeholder currently leads the MotoGP championship by nine points from his compatriot Pedrosa with Casey Stoner currently in third -- 20 points behind the 2010 champion.


(CNN) -- Colombian and Mexican drug cartels have jumped the Atlantic Ocean and expanded into West Africa, working closely with local criminal gangs to carve out a staging area for an assault on the lucrative European market. Authorities destroy cannabis found in Ivory Coast. West Africa is appealing to drug traffickers from Latin America. The situation has gotten so out of hand that tiny Guinea-Bissau, the fifth-poorest nation in the world, is being called Africa's first narco-state. Others talk about how Africa's Gold Coast has become the Coke Coast. In all, officials say, at least nine top-tier Latin American drug cartels have established bases in 11 West African nations.
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Guinea-Bissau, fifth-poorest nation in the world, is called Africa's first narco-state
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Officials: At least nine Latin American drug cartels have set up bases in West Africa
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West Africa has little law enforcement, making it easier for traffickers there
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More money can be made selling drugs to Europe than to the U.S., officials say

Question: About 27 percent of the cocaine that entered @placeholder in 2006 came from Africa, the United Nations said.


New York (CNN) -- A bedbug outbreak at two trendy New York retail shops has sounded the alarm among city residents and businesses, prompting calls for the city to examine how it deals with the prickly pests. Hollister, a popular clothing store owned by Abercrombie & Fitch in the fashionable Soho neighborhood, remained closed Friday after a bedbug infestation was found earlier in the week, according to company spokeswoman Iska Hain. And an Abercrombie & Fitch store in South Street Seaport also has been closed by an infestation. Abercrombie and Fitch said Friday afternoon the problem in the SoHo Hollister store had been taken care of and the shop will reopen Saturday morning.
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Bedbug infestation shuts down 2 stores in upscale Manhattan areas
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The critters have become a growing problem in recent years
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Emphasis so far has been on residences, but the bugs can hitch a ride to work
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Despite the name, bedbugs need not live in beds

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By Leesa Smith for Daily Mail Australia Nick Kyrgios managed to override his emotional outbursts to defeat classy Russian Mikhail Youzhny on his Flushing Meadows main-draw debut at the US Open but admits he needs to curb his on-court antics. Kyrgios backed up his Wimbledon slaying of Rafael Nadal in a stirring 7-5 7-6 (7-4) 2-6 7-6 (7-1) victory over the world no.23 player on Monday with an impressive 26 aces and 68 winners in the four-set demolition. But the 19-year-old Australian stood just one point away from being forfeited after being hit with three code violations during the tense and high-quality three-hour encounter on Show Court 17.
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Nick Kyrgios  defeated Russian Mikhail Youzhny in the US Open first round
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But the 19-year-old Australian was almost forfeited from the match
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He was hit with three code violations due to emotional outbursts
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Kyrgios admits the behaviour didn't help his game and he was trying to control his tantrums
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His opponent put it down to passion and tipped Kyrgios for big things

Question: However, Youzhny, one of the tour's elder statesmen and a two-time @placeholder semi-finalist, felt Kyrgios's behaviour was little more than a display of passion and youthful exuberance.


Ironically, the misogyny Rush Limbaugh spewed for three days over Sandra Fluke was not much worse than his regular broadcast of sexist, racist and homophobic hate speech: -- Female Cabinet members are "Sex-retaries." -- "The NAACP should have riot rehearsal. They should get a liquor store and practice robberies." -- The National Organization for Women is "a bunch of whores to liberalism." -- [Said to an African-American female caller]: "Take that bone out of your nose and call me back." These are just a few samples from the arsenal of degrading language Limbaugh deploys on women, people of color, lesbians and gays, immigrants, the disabled, the elderly, Muslims, Jews, veterans, environmentalists and so forth.
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Fonda, Morgan, Steinem: Limbaugh long made racist, sexist, homophobic remarks
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His most recent incident drew strong rebuke, some advertisers have dropped him
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They say Clear Channel should dump him; if not FCC should evaluate station licenses
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Writers: Airwaves scarce government resource; his show not "in public interest"

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Question: The @placeholder takes such complaints into consideration when stations file for license renewal.


By Kieran Corcoran A schoolboy was rescued from deadly quicksands Bay this week by firefighters who were luckily training nearby. Kavan Humphreys, 13, was fishing around Morecambe Bay in Lancashire with his father and a friend when he strayed into a particularly treacherous area and started to sink. The boy called out to his father for help, by which time he was waist-deep in the mud. Stuck in the mud: Kavan Humphreys, 13, got stuck while looking for a place to fish in Morecambe Bay, Cumbria Trained: The firefighters had been practising quicksands rescues nearby when they received the call. They used a sand lance - a special kind of pump - to loosen the treacherous mud so that they set Kavan free
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Kavan Humphreys, 13, out with his father and a friend at the bay in Lancashire
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Strayed too far from the shore hunting for fish, and sank waist-deep in sand
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Luckily, firefighters called to help had just been practising quicksand rescue
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They used inflatable walkways and 'sand lance' pumps to loosen the sands
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Kavan was then pulled unharmed from the bay, and could go back to school
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Morecambe Bay is notorious for deaths after 2004 disaster which killed 21
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Gang workers illegally picking cockles were trapped by the tide and died

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By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 20:16 EST, 25 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:23 EST, 26 March 2013 Grand drama: Kirk Douglas pictured as Spartacus in scene from the eponymous 1960 film directed by Stanley Kubrick For some, Easter is an opportunity for Christian reflection. For others it is simply a time to indulge in a chocolate egg or two. But Barry Norman looks forward to the Bank Holiday weekend for a very different reason… the number of epic films traditionally broadcast on television. The film critic has drawn up a list of the top ten epic movies, including modern hits such as The Lord Of The Rings alongside classics such as Ben-Hur and Gone With The Wind.
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Lawrence of Arabia and Ben-Hur among the epics on TV this Easter
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Barry Norman chooses his definitive top ten epic dramas in cinema history
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Norman said he was looking for films that tell 'an extraordinary tale'

Question: He says of Ben-Hur: ‘I doubt whether even a computer could have produced a more exciting and realistic chariot race than the one in @placeholder.’


(CNN) -- The U.S. Olympic Committee said Friday that the uniforms for the opening and closing ceremonies at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games will be made in the United States. The news came after it was revealed that American athletes at this year's games are going to be wearing clothing manufactured in China -- a fact that sparked outrage from some lawmakers and human rights activists. Ralph Lauren and the USOC were bombarded on Facebook and Twitter by critics who demanded the fashion design company manufacture new uniforms in the United States. From our readers: Forget uniforms, U.S. Olmypians should 'go naked'
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NEW: Ralph Lauren promises to address the issue of increasing U.S. manufacturing
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The USOC says it is unable to make a change in time for London
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Controversy erupted after it was revealed U.S. athletes will be wearing clothing made in China
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Sen. Harry Reid says Team USA uniforms manufactured in China should be destroyed

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Liz Cheney, whose upstart bid to unseat Wyoming Sen. Mike Enzi sparked warfare in the Republican Party and within her own family, is dropping out of the primary race, she said on Monday. "Serious health issues have recently arisen in our family, and under the circumstances, I have decided to discontinue my campaign," the eldest daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney said in a written statement. Cheney, 47, began telling associates of her decision over the weekend, CNN reported  Sunday night. She was not specific about the health issues involved in her decision. But CNN has learned from multiple sources close to the family that they involve at least one of her children.
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Cheney releases a statement citing "serious health issues" in her family
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Wyoming Sen. Mike Enzi first won the Senate seat in 1996
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The contest caused bitter feelings in the Republican Party and the Cheney family
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Enzi and Cheney speak by phone; he says he respects her decision

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(CNN) -- A southwestern Missouri man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of 10-year-old Hailey Owens. Craig Michael Wood, 45, of Springfield, was also charged with armed criminal action and child kidnapping, Greene County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Patterson told reporters Wednesday. He praised the community's response to the case. "It is a tragedy that it was not quick enough to save Hailey," Patterson said. Wood is being held without bond. Hailey's body was found earlier at a home where Wood's been living, police said. She was allegedly abducted Tuesday afternoon. An Amber Alert was issued after two witnesses told police that a man pulled Hailey, of Springfield, into a gold Ford Ranger, while she was walking about a block from her home, according to a probable cause document.
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Craig Michael Wood, 45, is charged with first-degree murder
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He's being held without bond, an official says
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Hailey Owens, 10, was abducted in Springfield, Missouri, Tuesday afternoon
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It wasn't immediately clear whether the girl knew her alleged killer

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By Lucy Buckland PUBLISHED: 02:42 EST, 29 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:01 EST, 30 July 2012 Tulisa has slammed former X Factor consultant Chris Herbert's apology over his part in her sex tape leak, saying his apology does not make up for the trauma the leak caused her. Today Chris Herbert issued a grovelling apology to the star - and then pinned the blame solely on her ex. The trusted executive lost his job after the X Factor judge accused him of being the middleman in her scandal, claiming that he played 'a pivotal role in commercial exploitation of the film'.
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Music manager Chris Herbert claims he tried to stop his client Justin Edwards from releasing the tape
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Said he 'never made a penny' from the leaked video
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Issued a grovelling apology today in midst of legal action from Tulisa
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Tulisa slams apology saying: 'One ‘sorry’ does not make up for all the upset caused'

Question: 'I was disgusted by the whole thing and from day one advised @placeholder not to do anything with the tape.


EXCLUSIVE Manchester United are poised to go head-to-head for Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna next week. Sportsmail understands overtures from Old Trafford to the Frenchman's representatives have been made over the last 48 hours. As we revealed on Friday night, Sagna will hold formal talks with Manchester City representatives next week with a view to a four-year deal worth a minimum of £100,000-per-week. All smiles: Manchester United and City want to sign Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna ahead of next season Wanted: Soon-to-be Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal has identified Sagna as a possible signing The Etihad Stadium club are well advanced in their interest in the France international - but United want to pip their city rivals to his signing.
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Manchester United want to sign Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna
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Imminent Old Trafford boss Louis van Gaal wants Sagna to compete with Rafael
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Manchester City will hold talks to bring Sagna to the Premier League champions
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City will offer Sagna a four-year deal worth a minimum of £100,000-per-week
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Sagna wants his future resolved before going to the World Cup with France

Question: But City remain firm favourites to land the @placeholder this summer.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 27 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:36 EST, 27 November 2012 Four top music students pursuing studies in piano, voice and violin at a prestigious conservatory have been arrested for leading double lives in which they allegedly ran drug labs to make Ecstasy. Benjamin Knight, 24, Lauren Pajerski, 22, Max Cickovskis, 22, and Jonathan Beckwith, 23, have been indicted on numerous charges after their clandestine operation was uncovered at Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music in Berea, Ohio. The arrests came after a six-month investigation by police officers during which they discovered reams of text messages between the classmates as they planned their operation.
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Two piano scholars, violinist and bass singer arrested for drug operation
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Police first tipped off to operation at Baldwin Wallace University after 'students stole equipment from university chemistry lab'
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The friends 'planned break-in and where they would manufacture the drugs through text messages' seized by police

Question: The pair were later identified by police as Pajerski and Knight, who ran to a university hall of residence to hide from police, where they bumped into @placeholder.


Chinese officials who accompanied Chinese President Xi Jinping on a visit to Tanzania last year went on a buying spree for illegal elephant ivory, an environmental activist group has claimed. The report by the Environmental Investigation Agency cites two local ivory traders as saying that the large Chinese government and business delegation bought so much ivory while in the country that prices doubled. The two traders claimed that a fortnight before the state visit, Chinese buyers began purchasing thousands of kilos of ivory, the report says. That ivory was later sent to China in diplomatic bags on the presidential plane, the dealers said, according to the report.
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Environmental group claims Chinese delegation went on an ivory buying spree in Tanzania
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It cites local traders saying the ivory was sent back to China on the presidential plane
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China's government has not responded to CNN requests for comment on the claims
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Tanzania lost equivalent of 30 elephants a day in 2013, environmental group says

Question: He said the price of ivory doubled during the @placeholder visit to $700 per kilo.


(CNN) -- Want to get an iPhone 5 on Friday? You'll probably need to wait in line. Or pay someone to do it for you. Hipster-looking shoppers already have plopped down in folding chairs outside Apple's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York. And in San Francisco, a man working through a micro-tasking company (more on what that means in a second) has been diligently waiting in line, for a price, since Monday. "You're going to wait here until Friday? God watch over you," a stranger told that person, who was using a service called TaskRabbit, according to his Twitter feed.
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People will stand in iPhone 5 lines for you, for a price
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The going rate on TaskRabbit is $40 to $150 for a line stander
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The iPhone 5 goes on sale at stores in nine countries on Friday

Question: @placeholder nabbed the first-in-line spot to try to promote its online service that allows people to pay someone else to do a menial task for them.


Graham Rowntree has vowed England will confront South Africa with 'all guns blazing' at Twickenham on Saturday as they seek to atone for a losing start to the QBE Series. The ambition of issuing a statement of intent against New Zealand ahead of next year's World Cup was dashed by a 24-21 defeat that saw Stuart Lancaster's men picked apart in a one-sided second half. England have not toppled the Springboks in 11 meetings dating back to 2006 and a loss this weekend would represent their worst sequence of results for eight years. Graham Rowntree the forwards on scrummaging technique during their training session at Pennyhill Park
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England face South Africa in their next QBE Series match at Twickenham
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Stuart Lancaster's side lost 24-21 to New Zealand in their last outing
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They have not toppled the Springboks in 11 meetings dating back to 2006

Question: There's been no hiding place since the @placeholder game - we had some very frank discussions.'

Question: England have been honest in appraising their shortcomings against @placeholder, highlighting their poor game management for their inability to triumph having led 14-11 at half-time.


(CNN) -- French researchers have identified a new human immunodeficiency virus, the first derived from gorillas, a report said Monday. A new virus is difficult to detect by tests because it is not closely related to the other three HIV variants. The three previous HIV variants came from chimpanzees. The new findings indicate that gorillas, in addition to chimpanzees, are likely sources of HIV, the researchers concluded in a report published in the weekly Nature Medicine journal. The new virus, called RBF 168, was detected in a 62-year-old woman who moved to Paris, France, from the western Africa nation of Cameroon, the report says. She tested positive for HIV in 2004, and researchers led by Jean-Christophe Plantier identified the virus as being closely related to a recently discovered simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV).
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Strain is the first known to be derived from gorillas
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62-year-old woman who moved to Paris from Cameroon found to have RBF 168
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Likely explanation for emergence of new virus is gorilla-to-human transmission

Question: "The human prevalence of this new lineage remains to be determined," the report says, adding that "it could be circulating unnoticed in @placeholder or elsewhere."


England manager Roy Hodgson is in an unprecedented position, with all those responsible for selecting him for the post having left or being set to leave the FA. Hodgson was chosen to replace Fabio Capello in April 2012, shortly before Euro 2012, by the Club England quartet of David Bernstein, Sir Trevor Brooking, Alex Horne and Adrian Bevington. Chairman Bernstein left in June 2013 having reached the age limit of 70, football director Brooking retired from the FA after the World Cup, general secretary Horne is departing at the end of January and Club England managing director Bevington goes after Christmas.
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Roy Hodgson replaced Fabio Capello in April 2012, before Euro 2012
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He was appointed by the quartet of David Bernstein, Sir Trevor Brooking, Alex Horne and Adrian Bevington, who will all soon have left the FA
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The FA soon must decide if Hodgson stays beyond his 2016 contract

Question: Hodgson's supporters are gone (as in the case of @placeholder, left) or going (in the case of Adrian Bevington)


KATHMANDU, Nepal (CNN) -- The leader of Nepal's former communist rebels was named as the country's new prime minister Friday. Prachanda is still the supreme commander of the Maoists People's Liberation Army. Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as Prachanda, was elected four months after elections in which his Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) became the largest party in the 601-member constituent assembly. Prachanda received 464 votes of the 577 votes cast, while his rival Sher Bahadur Deuba of the Nepali Congress party received 113 votes. Most of the parties in the assembly voted for the Maoist candidate. A simple majority was enough to be elected the prime minister.
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Prachanda, Communist Party of Nepal chairman, won 464 out of 577 votes
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A simple majority was enough to be elected the prime minister
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Assembly declared Nepal a republic in May and July elected first president
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The post of president is largely ceremonial. PM has executive powers

Question: Prachanda's victory became certain on Thursday when the third and fourth biggest parties in @placeholder's assembly decided to back him.


(CNN) -- The leader of this week's coup in Guinea assured senior officials Thursday "they are safe," a journalist with the state-run newspaper told CNN. Capt. Moussa Dadis Camara with Prime Minister Ahmed Tidiane Souare. Coup leader Capt. Moussa Dadis Camara met with Prime Minister Ahmed Tidiane Souare and about 30 other top officials at a military camp in Conakry, the nation's capital, said Ousmane Barry, a correspondent for the state-run Horoya newspaper. Camara has declared himself president of the National Council for Democracy, which he called a transitional body that will oversee the country's return to democracy. In effect, that makes Camara president of Guinea, which was thrown into turmoil Monday after the death of President Lansana Conte.
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Safety guarantees given to leading Guinea officials, reporter tells CNN
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Coup leaders made Capt. Moussa Dadis Camara de facto president
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Camara met prime minister and about 30 other top officials
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President Lansana Conte died Monday after near 25-year rule

Question: @placeholder called Camara "Mr. President" at Thursday's meeting, which was witnessed by journalists, Barry said.


Prince Harry revealed his 'irritation' about some nations' failure to help remove landmines from African countries, as he followed in his mother's footsteps during a visit to Angola. Harry has just returned from Angola where he saw mine clearance projects run by The Halo Trust, the world's oldest and largest humanitarian landmine clearance organisation. The 28-year-old has taken up his mother's mantle by backing the cause which was close to her heart. Scroll down for video Prince Harry has just returned from Angola where he followed in his mother's footsteps by witnessing the work of the mine clearance projects run by The Halo Trust
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Prince Harry was in Angola to see the work of The Halo Trust
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He told the charity of his 'irritation' at some nation's failure to remove mines
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The organisation removes landmines from war-torn countries

Question: While there he visited demining teams across the region, touring minefields and meeting some of the key beneficiaries of @placeholder's work.


They shot to global fame as the privileged toffs from hit movie The Riot Club - the film based on Old Etonians who go to Oxford University and on towards positions of great power and influence. And it seems that their debauched on-screen activities have worked in their favour because Sam Claflin and Douglas Booth have both landed top modelling jobs. Sam, who also stars alongside Jennifer Lawrence as Finnick Odair in The Hunger Games, is the star of Ciroc Vodka's new campaign, Ciroc On Arrival, and was hand-picked to be photographed by legendary snapper, Mario Testino. Scroll down for video
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Hunger Games hunk Sam, 28, starred with  Douglas, 22,  in The Riot Club
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Now both Brits have landed cool new advertising campaigns
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Sam was hand-picked by photographer Mario Testino as 'one to watch'
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Douglas models Salvatore Ferragamo's latest men's fashion

Question: Speaking in a promotional video as he showcases the label's new sneakers, @placeholder speaks of his childhood dreams of finding fame.


Dramatic CCTV footage has been released of the raid at Red Bull's Formula One headquarters in Milton Keynes where 60 trophies were stolen. The video, which will be aired on BBC One's Crimewatch programme later on Wednesday, shows a 4x4 ramming through the entrance of the team's base before thieves begin raiding the trophy cabinet. One of the suspects is seen throwing throwing one of the trophies on to the floor. VIDEO Scroll down to watch CCTV footage of the Red Bull trophy burglary CCTV footage has been released of a raid at Red Bull's Formula One headquarters last December
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Six men were involved in the Milton Keynes heist last December
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A 4x4 vehicle rammed through the entrance before thieves started to raid
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Around 20 of the 60 stolen trophies were found in a lake 10 days later

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:20 PM on 10th October 2011 The News of the World's 'Fake Sheikh' told a court today how he uncovered a cricket match-fixing ring by posing as a wealthy businessman. Mazhar Mahmood used a hidden camera to film a sports agent accepting £150,000 in return for Pakistani players bowling no balls in the Lord's Test against England, the court heard. The agent, Mazhar Majeed, also allegedly said he could secure the involvement of Australian players in match-fixing. Accused: Salman Butt, left, and Mohammad Asif are currently on trial at Southwark Crown Court
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Agent claimed that Australian players were 'the biggest' when it came to match-fixing

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(CNN) -- "Game of Thrones," the wonderfully bloody and lustful series, is back for a second season starting April 1 on HBO. Kit Harington plays Jon Snow, the illegitimate son of Ned who is also known by the moniker, "the bastard." Before he had even graduated from drama school, the Worcestershire native won the lead role in the West End production of "War Horse." Calling from London, the 25 year old actor is unfailingly polite, apologizing profusely for having missed a scheduled time to chat. Harington also admits (jokingly) that he can't really consider himself an English actor because he never appeared in the "Harry Potter" series.
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Kit Harington plays Jon Snow, the illegitimate son of Ned, on HBO's "Game of Thrones"
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Harington: "I don't wash [my hair] anyway when I'm filming."
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Harington: "There's a huge difference between stage fighting and real sword fighting"

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Question: I went to school, you do these exams and I put down @placeholder and the teacher said, "That's not your name," and I said, "Yeah I think I'd know my own name!"


Stewart Downing will return to West Ham more determined than ever to maintain the form which earned a surprise England recall. Downing is not deterred by Roy Hodgson's decision to take him off at half-time in the 3-1 win in Scotland after 45 minutes when he worked hard but struggled to get on the ball or impose his creative quality. He knows there will be critics who are quick to write off his chances of adding to his 35 caps but he has four months to persuade Hodgson with his performances for West Ham before the next England squad is selected for games against Lithuania and Italy.
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Stewart Downing hoping to maintain good form with West Ham
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Downing given first England call-up for two-and-a-half years
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30-year-old admits he didn't expect England recall
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He played first 45 minutes of England's win against Scotland

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By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 19:04 EST, 27 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:04 EST, 27 October 2013 An Oklahoma family has shared the heartbreaking tale of how three of four unrelated daughters-in-law were diagnosed with breast cancer, with one tragically losing her life. Robert and Wilma Wehrenberg had four boys - Mark, Michael, David and Paul. The couple  had wanted a girl but decided their sons' wives would be the daughters they never had. 'And that's what we had - four wonderful daughters-in-law,' Robert told NewsOK.com. Stacy Wehrenberg, Michael's wife, was the first to be diagnosed, in 2010. The couple worked together at the University of Oklahoma and married on New Year's Eve 2002. Not long after, they had their daughter Abbey, who's now 9.
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Oklahoma women, Stacy, Tammy and Amy Wehrenberg, who are only related by the brothers they married, were all diagnosed with breast cancer
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Stacy tragically lost her life in September 2012 after a two year battle but Tammy and Amy are now cancer free
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The family is sharing their sad story in the hope it will encourage other women to get regular mammograms and inspire breast cancer sufferers

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By Simon Cable Showbusiness Correspondent He was one of Britain’s best-loved comedians, not to mention a favourite of the Queen. But Tommy Cooper’s legion of fans may struggle to see the funny side of a new drama film – which depicts the legendary fez-wearing entertainer as a violent alcoholic. Tommy Cooper: Not Like That, Like This will be broadcast on ITV on Monday evening to mark the 30th anniversary of the star’s death. David Threlfall, as Tommy Cooper and Amanda Redman, who plays his wife Gwen, feature in a new film about the comic's private life But rather than focus on his career, the two-hour biopic concentrates on his 17-year affair with his assistant Mary Fieldhouse, his battle with alcoholism and episodes of domestic violence.
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New drama shows the comedian entertainer as a violent alcoholic
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The film focuses on his 17 year affair and episodes of domestic violence
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Comedian's daughter Vicky helped with the research for the show
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The drama features actors David Threlfall and Amanda Redman
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The biopic is penned by Men Behaving Badly writer Simon Nye

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Frugal, cold and boring -- those are just some of the words Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel has been called by her peers and the global press days before the German election. So how did a quiet, unassuming fraulein from a small, rural town in the former communist-ruled German Democratic Republic (GDR) become arguably the most powerful female politician of all time? While the constant chatter of fixing the Eurozone has recently abated, the Christian Democratic Union leader was a popular choice for another term with strong approval ratings thanks to securing the country's lowest unemployment rate in two decades. Upon completion of her recently won third term as chancellor, by 2016 she will become the longest-serving elected female head of government in history. The original "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher, who served Britain for 11 years as prime minister, currently holds this record.
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Merkel wins third term as German Chancellor after elections on Sunday
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Despite being described as frugal, cold and boring, Forbes named Merkel world's most powerful female in May
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Merkel's scientific background means she tackles problems in a calm, analytical manner

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(CNN) -- Moammar Gadhafi's first grab at power occurred 42 years ago in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, when he led a crew of fellow military officers in taking over key government institutions on his way to usurping the nation's monarchy. Ever since, he's referred to himself as the Leader of the Revolution -- though politically, at least, Libya has appeared to be largely stable, with few threats to Gadhafi's power. But that all changed this past week, with reports that tens of thousands took to the streets calling for an end to Gadhafi's rule. And, once again, that change began in Benghazi.
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Moammar Gadhafi led a military coup in 1969 that began in Benghazi
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He now faces his first real popular unrest in 42 years centered in Benghazi
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Gadhafi has been controversial internationally and has become more a statesman lately
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His government has restricted communication and freedom, experts and critics say

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After a disappointing World Cup there could be more trouble ahead for Italy striker Mario Balotelli, who has been caught smoking while on holiday in Miami. The Milan forward, who was fined by his club last year for trying to smoke on a train, doesn't seem to be able to kick the habit, lighting up on his hotel balcony. The 23-year-old is on holiday with fiance Fanny Neguesha after a World Cup in which he managed just one goal, a header against England, as Italy were eliminated in the Group Stage. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Watch Balotelli pick up Insigne and swing him round like a child
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Balotelli is on holiday in Miami with fiance Fanny Neguesha
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Italy striker smoking cigarette on balcony
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Pair spent time messing around in the sea before returning to the beach
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Balotelli also posts picture with UFC World Championship belt
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Milan looking to sell volatile forward to cut wage bill

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By Heidi Parker PUBLISHED: 14:15 EST, 14 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:37 EST, 15 November 2013 Simon Cowell's pregnant girlfriend Lauren Silverman reached a divorce settlement with estranged husband Andrew in August, and now new details of the rather unusual agreement have emerged. The terms included a clause that states the X Factor mogul cannot go near Lauren's son Adam, aged seven, until January 2015, according to TMZ. If he does, Lauren will be fined $50,000. A spokesperson for Lauren declined to comment to MailOnline. TMZ also reported on Thursday the exes are using mutual friend Sir Philip Green, the billionaire CEO of the Arcadia Group, as well as attorney Martin Edelman to settle any future disputes over the next five years.
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Simon cannot go near Lauren's son until 2015
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Andrew and Lauren are using billionaire Sir Philip Green as a mediator for next five years
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Son not allowed to call Simon 'father'
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Andrew banned from speaking poorly of Simon to child
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Lauren gets $3,000 a month in child support

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Opposition forces in the rebel-held city of Benghazi called for massive demonstrations on Friday to show solidarity with like-minded Libyans in the capital, Tripoli, which remains under the control of leader Moammar Gadhafi. The developments came as the leaders of the United States, France and England delivered an editorial piece to European newspapers on their vision of Libya's future. Rebels have been under intense pressure from government forces in several cities. Gadhafi's troops pounded rebel positions in Misrata on Friday, firing mortar and artillery rounds into the strategic port city, while to the west, in Tripoli, aircraft could be heard circling the city.
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U.S., French and UK leaders write op-ed piece
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Rebels show more discipline, cohesion in Ajdabiya
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Misrata and other cities have been under siege for weeks
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Emir says "it's possible" rebels have received Qatari weapons

Question: International delegates attending a meeting on @placeholder Thursday in Qatar again urged Gadhafi to step down immediately.


(Financial Times) -- Walmart is taking a 51% stake in Yihaodian, a leading Chinese e-commerce website, in a significant move by the U.S. retailer to boost its online presence in China. Walmart did not disclose financial details for the partnership, which Neil Ashe, president and chief executive of Walmart Global e-commerce, said would help deliver a "superb customer experience" to consumers in China. "This is testament to how seriously Walmart is developing their e-commerce platform in China. Having a controlling stake obviously gives them a much more direct say in how Yihaodian expands," said Torsten Stocker, an analyst with the Monitor Group.
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Walmart has more than 350 stores in China
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It remains a relative novice in e-commerce in the United States
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Amazon leads the market there

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Slain U.S. journalist James Foley was living his faith by bringing images to the world of people suffering from war and oppressive regimes, a Roman Catholic bishop said Sunday at a Mass in his honor. Bishop Peter Libasci said even after Foley was captured for the first time in Libya in 2011, he 'went back again that we might open our eyes.' The Mass was attended by Foley's parents, John and Diane Foley, and hundreds of others in their hometown of Rochester, New Hampshire. The bishop read aloud a letter from the Vatican extending the condolences of Pope Francis. Scroll down for video
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Bishop Peter Libasci read a letter from the Vatican extending the condolences of Pope Francis
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The Mass was attended by Foley's parents, John and Diane Foley, and hundreds of others in their hometown of Rochester, New Hampshire
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Foley was kidnapped on Thanksgiving Day 2012 while covering the Syrian uprising
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The Islamic State posted a video YouTube Tuesday showing his killing and said it was in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes in northern Iraq

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When footballers surrender the habit of doing even the basics right, you know a team is in trouble. By that rationale, Newcastle United and manager Alan Pardew would appear to be in very deep trouble indeed. This was not a performance to place alongside the capitulation at Southampton just over a fortnight ago. It may be a while before we see the like of that again. At times last night Newcastle kept the ball and spent time in Stoke City’s half. They created half-chances. Right at the death, they could even have equalised. How Jack Colback lifted the ball on to the crossbar from only six yards perhaps even he doesn’t know.
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Pressure on Newcastle manager Alan Pardew cranked up after his side were beaten at Britannia Stadium
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Ahead of the match Magpies owner Mike Ashley - who the club insist was joking with the comment - said Pardew would be 'finished' if it ended in defeat
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Peter Crouch headed in the winner from a cross by the lively Victor Moses in the 15th minute
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Stoke should have been awarded a penalty in the first half when Yoan Gouffran bundled over Moses
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Jack Colback missed great chance to grab later equaliser when the ball dropped to him right in front of goal, but he could only fire it against the bar

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It had been an uneventful 10-plus hour flight from Seoul, South Korea, approaching San Francisco's airport on a clear summer day. Then, in a few horrifying seconds, that calm was shattered. A fireball erupted after the Boeing 777 airliner hit the runway hard around 11:30 a.m., rocked back and forth, spun around, shearing off the plane's tail. Scores of passengers and crew climbed out -- some jumping, others sliding down evacuation chutes as flames and smoke billowed from the aircraft's windows. Two people were found dead outside the plane, according to San Francisco fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White. "My understanding is that they were found on the runway," she said. The airline identified the dead girls as students Wang Linjia and Ye Mengyuan, both 16.
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"It could have been much worse," San Francisco's mayor says
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Asiana Airlines' Flight 214 was arriving from Seoul when it crashed
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182 people total were treated at local hospitals; 123 were uninjured, says officials
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Everyone who had been on the plane is now accounted for

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It's time to go after ISIS in Iraq and Syria, President Barack Obama said Wednesday night in a nationally televised address intended to sell stepped-up military efforts to a war-weary public. Announcing a broad campaign against the Sunni jihadists who have rampaged from Syria across northern Iraq, Obama announced an escalated U.S. military role as part of a strategy that includes building an international coalition to support Iraqi ground forces and perhaps troops from other allies. U.S. airstrikes have been hitting the jihadists in Iraq. Those strikes will be expanded to ISIS targets in Syria, Obama said. "I have made it clear that we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are," he said. "That means I will not hesitate to take action against ISIL in Syria, as well as Iraq. This is a core principle of my presidency: if you threaten America, you will find no safe haven."
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Officials: We will strike in Syria at a time and place of our choosing
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President Obama says airstrikes will include ISIS targets in Syria
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Obama asks Congress for authority to arm and train Syrian rebels
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ISIS presents a bigger threat than al Qaeda, veteran U.S. diplomat tells CNN

Question: Noting the formation of a new Iraqi government, which his administration has demanded, Obama announced that "@placeholder will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat."

Question: As the tide has turned against @placeholder's opposition, which now finds itself fighting both government forces and ISIS, the United States began its covert aid to some rebel factions.


Married to an Islamic State extremist in Syria complete with handguns and his' n' hers Kalashnikov rifles, Khadijah Dare's is no ordinary life. But it is a world away from her previous existence as the Lewisham teenager who wore jeans and platform heels and loved her mother's home cooking. And hours after the beheading of American journalist James Foley at the hands of a British jihadist, this 22-year-old gloated on social media at his execution and vowed that she would be the first British woman to kill a US soldier. Scroll down for video Hatred: Khadijah Dare, 22, was born a non-Muslim in south London but has urged others to follow her in jihad
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Khadijah Dare, 22, was born a non-Muslim in Lewisham, south London
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She was radicalised online, moved to Syria in 2012,had arranged marriage
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Gloated online at ISIL's brutal murder of photojournalist James Foley
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Posted Twitter picture of her four-year-old son with an AK-47 rifle
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Worshippers attending Friday prayers at her London mosque 'in shock'

Question: She said: 'My father's a soldier for the @placeholder army, yet no-one challenges him when he goes off to fight.


Vice President Joe Biden isn't buying the growing consensus heading into Election Day that Republicans are poised to take control of the Senate. "I don't agree with the oddsmakers," Biden said in an exclusive interview with CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger. "I predict we're gonna ... keep the Senate." But even if Republicans do win the chamber for the first time in nearly a decade, Biden didn't seem to think the victory would have much impact on the administration's priorities. "I don't think it would change anything, in terms of what we're about," he told Borger. "We know what we have to get done the last two years. And -- quite frankly -- going into 2016, the Republicans have to make a decision whether they're in control or not in control. Are they gonna begin to allow things to happen? Or are they gonna continue to be obstructionists? And I think they're gonna choose to get things done."
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Vice President Joe Biden says he doesn't "agree with oddsmakers" on the 2014 midterm elections
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Biden has campaigned for Democrats across the country, including for Charlie Crist in Florida
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Presidential run in 2016? Hillary Clinton's plans won't affect his decision, he says

Question: Biden's rigorous campaign schedule has raised questions about whether he might run for president in 2016, particularly if @placeholder decides to enter the race.


The father of a 21-year-old woman who was allegedly stabbed to death this weekend by her girlfriend, 22, is shocked since he considered the suspect family. Casey Baird, father of stabbing-victim Tawnee Maria Baird, says he considered Victoria Mendoza to be like 'his other daughter' and was even helping her buy a uniform for her new job as a security guard. The couple of five years allegedly got into a 'violent' argument while driving home from a friend's house early Saturday, when the row escalated and Mendoza pulled into a parking lot and stabbed her girlfriend, police claim. She then called a mutual friend, who rushed to the scene and dialed 911, it is said.
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Tawnee Maria Baird, 21, and Victoria Mendoza, 22, were in a five-year relationship
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Couple were 'driving home in Utah when they got into a violent argument'
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As row escalated, Mendoza pulled into a parking lot in West Ogden
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She then allegedly 'fatally stabbed Miss Baird, before calling relative who dialled 911'
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Mendoza has been charged with first-degree felony murder and is being held without bail
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Tawnee's father Casey Baird noticed his daughter's front tooth was missing last month, and that her girlfriend had scratches on her face and an injured hand

Question: Tawnee and Mendoza were a case of 'opposites attract', with @placeholder being 'very jealous' and protective of his daughter who 'joked around and was flirty, not that that's grounds for this heinous crime.'


(CNN) -- Kimi Raikkonen will return to Formula One in 2012, after Renault announced on Tuesday that the 2007 world champion has signed a two-year deal with the team. The Finn won the drivers' championship with Ferrari in 2007 before leaving the sport in 2009, but he will return next season after spending time in the World Rally Championship and NASCAR. "I'm delighted to be coming back to Formula 1 after a two-year break, and I'm grateful to Lotus Renault GP for offering me this opportunity," the 32-year-old told the team's official website. "My time in the World Rally Championship has been a useful stage in my career as a driver, but I can't deny the fact that my hunger for F1 has recently become overwhelming.
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2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen will return to F1 in 2012
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The 32-year-old Finn has signed a two-year deal with Renault
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Raikkonen initially left F1 in 2009 and has since raced in WRC and NASCAR
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Renault team boss Eric Boullier says Raikkonen's motivation is "huge"

Question: Boullier said Renault, who will compete under the @placeholder name in 2012, were still yet to decide who would partner Raikkonen after they were represented by three drivers last season.


Las Vegas (CNN) -- For David Shafter, it should have been a dream: A crush of excited people swarming his booth at the International Consumer Electronics Show, where his startup is launching its first product. But all the people hoisting cameras and raising themselves on tiptoe for a better view Wednesday afternoon weren't there to see his robot. They were angling for a peek at pop star Justin Bieber, who was making an appearance at the booth next door. "We're pretty much shut down," said Shafter with a weary look of resignation, as rubberneckers squealed and shouted "Justin!" in the background. "We can't run our demos."
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Entrepreneurs had misfortune of a CES booth next to where Justin Bieber was appearing
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Rubberneckers overwhelmed their Xybotyx booth, but not to see their robot
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Startup co-founder: "It's the best of times, it's the worst of times"

Question: In the meantime, however, @placeholder had another plan: If he couldn't beat them, he was going to join them.


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 04:19 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 04:19 EST, 18 June 2013 The father of murdered schoolgirl Tia Sharp is expecting a new child with his partner later this year, he revealed today. Steven Carter's girlfriend Melissa Potter is around 14 weeks pregnant and is due to give birth in mid-December. The 31-year-old said he was told he was going to become a father again a week before his daughter's killer Stuart Hazell went on trial. New start: Tia's father Steven Carter (left) revealed today that he is expecting a baby with his partner Melissa Potter in December. The couple already have a nine-year-old son
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Tia's father told days before killer went on trial that he would be a dad again
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Steven Carter, 31, said his partner is expecting a new child in December
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He will redecorate Tia's old bedroom for the baby later this year
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He split up with Tia's mother years ago but saw his daughter regularly
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Mr Carter already has a nine-year-old son with partner Melissa Potter
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His son gave him a father's day card signed 'from Thomas and Tia' because 'Tia isn't here to sign it'

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is recovering after facing complications during cancer surgery this week, officials said. "This process of recuperation ... will require a prudent time, as a result of the complexity of the surgical procedure, and also because of complications that came up in the surgery, when bleeding presented itself, requiring the adoption of corrective measures to permit its proper control," Information Minister Ernesto Villegas said in a televised address Thursday afternoon. Vice President Nicolas Maduro said doctors had acted quickly to control the unexpected bleeding. Speaking at a rally in northern Venezuela on Thursday evening, Maduro said Chavez's recuperation had "evolved from stable to favorable" but did not provide details about his long-term prognosis.
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Venezuela's vice president says President Hugo Chavez's recuperation is going favorably
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Officials: Unexpected bleeding was a complication during Chavez's cancer surgery
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They have not specified what type of cancer the Venezuelan president is battling

Question: Venezuelans "should be prepared to understand" if Chavez doesn't return to @placeholder before the inauguration on January 10, Villegas said.


(CNN) -- They were outside every polling station I visited in Cairo: earnest young men bent over laptops on rickety tables, checking names and ID numbers against voting lists, explaining to people where they were supposed to vote, and, in light of Egypt's wildly complicated electoral system, how to vote. Scattered around the tables between the laptops were pamphlets and fliers for candidates of the Freedom and Justice Party, the newly established political wing of the once banned but now free and unfettered Muslim Brotherhood. "Who doesn't want freedom and justice?" a middle-aged man asked me approvingly as I leafed through a pamphlet over at one of the tables in the working class Cairo neighbourhood of Sayida Zaynab.
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Muslim Brotherhood members had to endure decades of persecution by Egyptian authorities
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It has drawn wide support in Egypt during times of crisis when the government was seen as slow
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It was widely involved in the protests that led to the fall of Hosni Mubarak's regime
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But it remained on sidelines during recent protests against the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces

Question: The secrecy that alarms some @placeholder may have simply been a necessity to function in an environment where the secret police, the mukhabarat, and their army of informers were watching everyone.


By James  Nye A patient at a Brooklyn hospital viciously beat his 69-year-old nurse on Friday for no reason - leaving her battling for her life. Kwincii Jones, 40, allegedly attacked Evelyn Lynch after she went to remove his catheter inside his private room at around 4.30pm at the Brookdale University Hospital. She was transported to Kings County Hospital Center after Jones struck her head and knocked her to the floor, kicking her face and head, putting her in a critical condition. Scroll Down for Video: Attack: Evelyn Lynch is fighting for her life after being set upon by Kwincii Jones at the Brookdale Hospital Medical Center in Brooklyn on Friday
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Eveyln Lynch, 69, was beaten by Kwincii Jones, 40, on Friday afternoon in Brooklyn
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Lynch suffered head injuries and multiple fractures
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Jones is set to face attempted murder charges
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It is believed that Jones has mental health problems

Question: Shock: Friends and colleagues said that @placeholder had worked at the medical center for decades and that the vicious beating was horrifying


(CNN) -- Jennifer Lawrence might be the celebrity muscle of the "Hunger Games" sequel "Catching Fire," but viewers will soon find Oahu, Hawaii, to be the superstar of the film. With the next "Hunger Games" movie opening today amid a sea of buzz, fans of Suzanne Collins' trilogy are lining up to see Katniss and Peeta battle it out against other victors in the Quarter Quell, the 75th Hunger Games competition. But they may also come away wanting to take a trip to the Aloha State. Although much of the preliminary filming of "Catching Fire" took place on the U.S. mainland, the cast and crew spent five weeks in the dense jungles and pristine beaches of the North Shore of Oahu, enjoying the sun, sand and aloha of the 50th state. Now, travelers heading to Hawaii can retrace the stars' footprints along the jungles and beaches that played host to Panem's annual battle-to-the-death match in "Catching Fire."
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Hike through the Waimea Valley and enter the Hunger Games' jungle
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Hang out in the Hawaii hotel to the stars, and eat and drink where they did

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Three weeks ago, Jose Mourinho discussed Chelsea’s fixture against Arsenal and happened to mention, rather provocatively, that the midfielder the two sides had in common was now in love with the Blues. On Saturday, it became increasingly evident that Chelsea’s fans are returning the affection. Barely four months have passed since it was confirmed Cesc Fabregas would leave Barcelona for Stamford Bridge. In that short time the midfielder, almost as much as Diego Costa, has lifted this side from contenders to significant title favourites. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Mourinho pleased with evolution of team Cesc Fabregas has proved an instant hit at Chelsea since joining the club this summer from Barcelona
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Cesc Fabregas has been a revelation in midfield since joining Chelsea
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The Spain star scored in the 2-1 Premier League win at Crystal Palace
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Fabregas joined Chelsea for £30million move from Barcelona this summer

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The Super Bowl is considered one of the biggest annual sporting events in the world, with an audience of more than 110million in the U.S. alone. Companies pay $4.5million for one of the 70 advertising spots during the game, and some of the 30-second long efforts are almost as anticipated as the game itself. Among the winners in this year's Super Bowl-ad contest were Snickers, who spoofed American classic The Brady Bunch, and Budwiser's puppies and horses, while insurance company Nationwide faced a wave of social media backlash over a commercial featuring the accidental death of a child. Scroll down for video
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Companies pay $4.5million for a 30-second slot during Super Bowl
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Around 70 ads were featured during this year's 49th Super Bowl
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Snickers, Budwiser and McDonald's ads were well received
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Nationwide Insurance and Weight Watchers did not hit home
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Nationwide ad told the story of a boy who died from an accident
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Thousands of social media users condemned the 'depressing' ad

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(CNN)  -- The often scathing critic Simon Cowell called Susan Boyle -- the breakout singing sensation from "Britain's Got Talent" -- a "little tiger." Judge Piers Morgan admits that he expected Susan Boyle's audition to be a joke before she began singing. On CNN's "Larry King Live," she showed she's no one-trick pony. During a taping of the show Friday, she nailed a verse of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" after King asked her to sing. "Amazing. That was just absolutely stunning," said "Britain's Got Talent" judge Piers Morgan, who was also a guest. "To sing that with no musical backing is unbelievable. You have the voice of an angel, Susan."
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Susan Boyle sings Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" for Larry King
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Asked if she's considering a makeover, Boyle says "Why should I change?"
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"Britain's Got Talent" judge Piers Morgan apologizes for initial reactions
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Boyle says she predicts one big change: "I certainly won't be lonely anymore"

Question: "That doesn't bother me because I knew I had to get on with my act ... ," said @placeholder, again speaking by satellite.


Darren Wilson spoke out for the first time today, to recount how terrified he was of Michael Brown the day he shot the 18-year-old to death in a tragic incident that has sparked national outrage over racial profiling in law enforcement. But Brown's friend Dorian Johnson, who was walking with the victim when the two were approached by Wilson on that fateful day in August, says it was the Ferguson, Missouri police officer who was the real fiend and that he too feared he would be shot in the heated confrontation. Johnson spoke to CNN a day after it was announced that Wilson would not face charges in the August 9 fatal shooting, saying he was 'very upset' and angry over the grand jury's decision.
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Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, whose shooting death two years ago sparked similar outrage, said Brown's death was a murder

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Accused: The women, who haven't been named, managed to fight Peter Mesko, 22, pictured, of Honesdale, Pa., off and run away after the alleged rape on Saturday morning A Cornell University wrestler has been charged with rape after a female student caught him having sex with her friend while she slept and took pictures of him with his pants around his ankles to show police. The two women, who haven't been named, managed to fight Peter Mesko, 22, of Honesdale, Pa., off and run away after the Saturday morning incident. But the alleged victim's friend went back after the attack to take photos of the accused, which the two used to look him up on the Ivy League school's athletic department website, police said.
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Peter Mesko, 22, of Honesdale, Pa., was charged on Tuesday with first-degree rape
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Alleged victim's friend took photos of the accused with his pants around his ankles to identify him after the attack on Saturday morning
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Mesko is a junior in the school of agriculture and last year he took third place in a New York State intercollegiate wrestling tournament
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The alleged victim is also a student at the Ivy League college

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Came after James Denton took to the stand to say he wasn't 'shocked' by Sheridan's departure He was called by Cherry's lawyer and described experience as 'brutal' Claims his testimony neither 'hurt or helped anybody' Said that characters are killed off all the time Was filming with Sheridan on day of 'head tapping' Yet only heard about incident 'months' after it happened Insisted he has great affection for both Cherry and Sheridan Revealed court case is affecting cast filming final seasons for the series By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 10:32 EST, 9 March 2012 SPOILER ALERT! A Desperate Housewives producer revealed an upcoming plot twist as they announced one of the major characters will be killed off in an episode airing in America this Sunday.
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Came after James Denton took to the stand to say he wasn't 'shocked' by Sheridan's departure
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He was called by Cherry's lawyer and described experience as 'brutal'
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Claims his testimony neither 'hurt or helped anybody'
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Said that characters are killed off all the time
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Yet only heard about incident 'months' after it happened
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Insisted he has great affection for both Cherry and Sheridan
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Revealed court case is affecting cast filming final seasons for the series

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CLICK HERE to read Dominic King's full match report from Anfield Brendan Rodgers is under serious pressure for the first time in his reign as Liverpool manager. There is no suggestion that the worst Champions League campaign in the club’s history will cost Rodgers his job, as he retains Fenway Sports Group’s full support. But, after Tuesday’s insipid 1-1 draw with Basle, Rodgers accepted that the scrutiny on him is building with each bad result. Somehow he must reverse the negative spiral Liverpool are in, particularly as the next three games — clashes with Manchester United and Arsenal in the Barclays Premier League sandwich a Capital One Cup quarter-final at Bournemouth — are pivotal. Sportsmail examines the key issues.
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Brendan Rodgers is under scrutiny after Liverpool crashed out of the Champions League following a 1-1 draw with Basle
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Former Reds manager Roy Evans has criticised team selection and tactics
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The atmosphere at Anfield needs to improve to restore players' confidence
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Injured defender Jon Flanagan would return some missing aggression
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Steve Nicol says the manager will pay the price if results don't improve

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CITIC Pacific was responsible for one of his biggest wins back in 2006, now that same company threatens to bring him down Palmer is accused of using an account reserved for port operations to fund his election campaign The Chinese government faces allegations of owing Palmer $500 million The maverick MP once told the Rudd Government that Australia was not treating China with 'dignity' Upset potential Chinese partners by naming the wrong company and trumpeting a $60bn deal before it was signed He set up the Gold Coast United football club with a view to improving his standing in Asia
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CITIC Pacific was responsible for one of his biggest wins back in 2006, now that same company threatens to bring him down
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Palmer is accused of using an account reserved for port operations to fund his election campaign
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The Chinese government faces allegations of owing Palmer $500 million
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The maverick MP once told the Rudd Government that Australia was not treating China with 'dignity'
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Upset potential Chinese partners by naming the wrong company and trumpeting a $60bn deal before it was signed
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He set up the Gold Coast United football club with a view to improving his standing in Asia

Question: Clive Palmer the mining magnate seeking to shore up a long-term business connection with the biggest market in Asia and the @placeholder happy to tap into his hold on Australia's natural resources.


A PR executive for major media company IAC who tweeted a racist 'joke' on Friday that sparked a social media revolt has been fired from her position following the incident. Justine Sacco - the now-former Communications Director for IAC, a company owned by Barry Diller - was about to board a 12-hour flight from London to Cape Town when she Tweeted: 'Going to Africa. Hope I don't get AIDS. Just Kidding. I'm White!' The post had been retweeted over 3,000 times and was picked up by media outlets around the world, however Sacco remained completely unaware of it all because she was in the air.
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Justine Sacco has been sacked following the furor her racist and insensitive Tweet caused after it went viral
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She caused a Twitter revolt on Friday after posting: 'Going to Africa. Hope I don't get AIDS. Just Kidding. I'm White!'
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She has not yet issued an apology or explanation
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Sacco was the head PR representative of IAC, owned by Barry Diller and responsible for websites like Vimeo, OkCupid, and Tinder to name a few
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IAC slammed their employee's behavior as 'outrageous' and said they would take 'appropriate action' and have confirmed they 'parted ways with the employee in question'
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In February 2012 Sacco Tweeted: 'I had a sex dream about an autistic kid last night.'

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Question: The hashtag '#hasjustinelandedyet' was trending on Twitter around the world at the time as thousands awaited @placeholder's response.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel will not open a criminal investigation into the airstrike that killed 10 members of a Palestinian family and two of their neighbors during the November 2012 war with Gaza. Israel's Military Advocate General (MAG) revealed its decision last week in a report that examined allegations of misconduct during Operation Pillar of Defence. The report looked into 80 incidents during the eight days of intense fighting that included Israeli air strikes and Palestinian rocket launches. The independent advocate general said it needed more information on 15 cases, but found no basis for a criminal investigation in the other 65 incidents -- including the strike that killed 10 members of the Al-Dalou family.
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An airstrike on a family home in Gaza in November left 10 people dead
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The patriarch of the family says he feels he is dead, too
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Israel's Military Advocate General said no criminal probe needed in the case

Question: @placeholder disputes that breakdown of the numbers, telling CNN it killed at least 100 "terrorists" during the war.


(CNN) -- More than 160,000 people flocked to the tenth Coachella music festival in April, signaling the start of the annual summer music festival season worldwide. Bestival, on the Isle of Wight, was voted last year's "Best Lineup" in the UK. The equivalent of a small city materialized for three days amid the searing heat and palm tree lined fields in east California, featuring performances from Paul McCartney, Leonard Cohen, and TV on the Radio. From silent disco parties at Bonnaroo in Tennessee to all-night raves at Serbia's Exit festival, our guide prepares music fans worldwide for another year of summer music festivals in the sun.
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CNN has put together a list of some of the best music festivals in the world
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You can dress to kill at England's Bestival's fancy dress competition
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Enjoy the music, comedians and silent disco at Bonnaroo, Tennessee
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Dance all weekend in the shadows of a 300 year old Serbian castle

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A passenger and his family were thrown off a commercial airliner in Nepal’s capital after he allegedly slapped a cabin crew member during a row. The scuffle occurred just before the SpiceJet plane was scheduled to fly frustrated passengers from Kathmandu to New Delhi, India following a five-hour flight delay. Both sides are denying blame as the 67-year-old man, identified as PK Maheshwari, claims the cabin crew member struck his foot, while the Indian low-cost airline alleges he assaulted the woman. SpiceJet claims a passenger slapped a cabin crew member following a lengthy delay in Kathmandu As the situation escalated the pilot intervened and ordered the man, his 62-year-old wife and a nine-year-old family member to leave the Boeing 737.
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SpiceJet says the incident occurred before the plane was due to depart
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Airline says assault was witnessed by other passengers
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Man denies slapping the woman and claims she struck his foot
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He has filed a complaint seeking compensation and an apology

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By Craig Mackenzie PUBLISHED: 02:46 EST, 15 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:19 EST, 15 July 2012 Tragic: Powerboat racer William Nocker was travelling at speeds of 120mph A British powerboat racer has been killed after his boat flipped and 'barrel rolled' at speeds of 120mph. William Nocker was competing in the first race of the inaugural Gabon Grand Prix in west Africa when the accident happened. The 47-year-old was rushed to a military hospital in Gabon's capital city Libreville but doctors were unable to resuscitate him. His co-driver, Norwegian Kurt Olsen, was also badly hurt and remains in a critical condition in intensive care.
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William Nocker had just returned to sport after five-year ban when tragedy struck during race in west Africa

Question: Wreckage: The damaged powerboat after the high speed crash in @placeholder which killed William Nocker


Newcastle United are this season’s ‘crisis club’ and manager Alan Pardew is already clinging to his job with the campaign just six games old. A 1-0 defeat at Stoke on Monday night has reopened the debate over his future – not that the subject was ever closed – and leaves the Magpies joint bottom of the Premier League. Indeed, they have collected just 19 points from a possible 81 since Boxing Day. Owner Mike Ashley, however, is set to keep faith with the 53-year-old in the short term and a trip to Swansea is next up on Saturday. But there is very definitely trouble in Toon right now. Here, Sportsmail looks at 10 contributing factors to their peril…
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Newcastle are joint bottom of Premier League after their 1-0 loss to Stoke
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Alan Pardew is clinging to his job amid massive unrest from supporters
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Owner Mike Ashley seems satisfied with merely avoiding relegation
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The Magpies have banned local newspapers from their ground
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English players have been replaced by foreign imports as a stepping stone
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Toon have failed to score in four of seven games with new striker Emmanuel Riviere yet to open his account in the league
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Injuries have hit important players, including new signing Siem de Jong
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A defence featuring several internationals is not living up to expectations

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London (CNN) -- UK officers have identified 38 "people of interest" in connection with the disappearance six years ago in Portugal of British toddler Madeleine McCann, the Metropolitan Police said Thursday. McCann disappeared while her family was on vacation on the Algarve coast in 2007. She was a few days shy of her 4th birthday at the time she vanished from the family's holiday apartment in Praia da Luz. UK officers who have spent two years reviewing the initial investigations into her disappearance have found "new findings and new witness evidence," a police statement said. "Our review has now progressed to a position where we have identified 38 persons of interest."
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UK police identify 38 "people of interest" in connection with Madeleine McCann's vanishing
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The 3-year-old disappeared in 2007 from her family's holiday apartment in Portugal
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UK police have been reviewing the evidence from the initial investigations
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Police: "We continue to believe that there is a possibility that Madeleine is alive"

Question: "It is a positive step in our hunt for @placeholder that our understanding of the evidence has enabled us to shift from review to investigation."


JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Police were out in force at one of Jerusalem's holiest sites Monday, one day after 150 Palestinians rioted there. Masked Palestinians throw stones at Israeli border police in Jerusalem on Sunday. Authorities contained tensions at the site, which is known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram Al-Sharif. In one incident, though, police arrested 10 Palestinian youths Monday after some people threw rocks at Orthodox Jews, said Mickey Rosenfeld, spokesman for the Israeli police. About 30,000 Jews arrived at the Western Wall on Monday for the traditional priestly blessing on the holiday of Sukkot. The Western Wall is adjacent to the Temple Mount.
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Palestinians rioted Sunday after Israeli police barred Muslims from holy site
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Police say closure was to prevent violence at site, which is holy to both faiths
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Police on alert Monday as thousands of Jews gather in area for Sukkot blessing
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Palestinian official warns more violence possible; Israeli soldier stabbed, injured

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By Donna Mcconnell PUBLISHED: 09:39 EST, 14 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:16 EST, 15 June 2012 Chris Brown has posted a picture of a nasty gash on his chin - apparently sustained from a nightclub  brawl with rapper Drake and his entourage in New York. Brown allegedly flew into a rage after Drake taunted him by returning a bottle of champagne he'd sent over as 'peace offering' with a note reading:  'I'm f****** the love of your life, deal with it'. Drakes crude response was clearly a reference to Brown's ex-girlfriend Rihanna. Scroll down to see the video
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Police investigating after five partygoers injured in Manhattan club brawl
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Brown hit in the face with a bottle

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 05:44 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 04:51 EST, 12 June 2013 Nelson Mandela remains in a 'serious but stable' condition as he spends a third day in hospital, the South African government said today. President Jacob Zuma called for the country to 'pray for Madiba' as his office announced Mr Mandela's 'condition is unchanged.' The former president, who will be 95 next month, was taken to hospital on Saturday after experiencing breathing difficulties. He has been hospitalised four times in the last six months. Scroll down for video
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South African president Jacob Zuma asks for prayers for the 94-year-old
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Mandela has been hospitalised four times in the last six months
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He is understood to be 'conscious' and 'able to breathe on his own'
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Today, Archbishop Desmond Tutu made Mandela the focus of his prayers
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He said: 'We offer our thanks to God for the extraordinary gift of Mr Mandela'

Question: President Zuma said then that @placeholder was in good shape, but the footage - the first public images of Mandela in nearly a year - showed him silent and unresponsive, even when Zuma tried to hold his hand.


TV show Undercover Boss has caused outrage among viewers after it featured a sports bar where the CEO fired a bartender for refusing to wear just her bikini top on camera and gave a waitress a 'work incentive' of free implants. Sunday night's episode focused on Bikinis Sports Bar and Grill, an establishment which prides itself on waitresses and bartenders who dress in bikini tops, jean shorts and cowboy boots and is a trademarked 'breastaurant'. CEO Doug Guller disguised himself to go undercover at one restaurant of his chain which has several locations in Texas, Oklahoma and North Carolina. Guller has said that his restaurant focuses on four things - booze, food, sports and sex - and boasted that makes it 'recession-proof'.
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Doug Guller, owner of chain Bikinis Sports Bar and Grill, fired a female bartender because she wouldn't wear a bikini top on camera
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He also found fault with Jessica's lack of enthusiasm for bar tending because she wanted to return to previous career as logistics expert
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Waitress Gracie, 23, was offered free breast implants because of her 'enthusiasm'

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(CNN) -- As President Obama's second-term Cabinet starts to take shape, we can see some of the outlines of what the White House hopes to do in the next four years. The major theme is that Obama is prepared to defend his turf, tooth and nail. This is a Cabinet whose strength is defense rather than offense. Gone are the hopes of bipartisanship. Now it's time to really engage the partisan battle. Obama won't be pushing for many watershed changes in the next four years, but he is not going to make it easy for Republicans to make any deep inroads into what he has accomplished.
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Julian Zelizer: Obama's Cabinet appointments suggest he's preparing to battle
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He says the president picked tough, wily veterans of Washington
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Zelizer: Kerry, Hagel, Brennan, Lew are committed to Obama's policies
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He says hopes for bipartisanship are gone; now it's partisan warfare

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By James Rush Lawyers for the last British prisoner in the Guantanamo Bay detention centre have filed a motion for his release after a medical evaluation diagnosed him with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other 'psychiatric symptoms'. Shaker Aamer has been imprisoned at the U.S. naval base in Cuba for 12 years, despite twice being cleared for release. The father-of-four, from Battersea, south London, was arrested by Afghan militias working for the Americans shortly after the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan. Shaker Aamer (pictured with two of his children) has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder following a medical evaluation at Guantanamo Bay
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Shaker Aamer diagnosed with PTSD following medical evaluation at prison
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Legal team have now filed an urgent motion for his release following report
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Mr Aamer has been imprisoned at base for 12 years despite twice being cleared for release

Question: Mr Aamer, who has never seen his youngest son as he was born after his capture in Afghanistan, has previously said his only desire is to be reunited with his family in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Iran has submitted an official request for two of its warships to sail through the Suez Canal, an Egyptian official told CNN Thursday, in a move that puts Egypt's new military regime in a prickly position with Israel. The post-Hosni Mubarak caretaker government must decide whether to give a green light to the Iranian warships, believed to be the first that would sail through the Suez since the Islamic republic's 1979 revolution. The Egyptian official told CNN that permission will likely be granted. But Egypt might find itself in muddy water over the Suez. The canal is an internal body of water and as such, Egypt has sovereignty over it. But Egypt also is bound by the 1976 Camp David Accords, which guaranteed the right of free passage by ships belonging to Israel and all other nations on the basis of the Constantinople Convention of 1888. Before that, Egypt did not allow Israeli ships to sail through the canal.
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Iran has submitted a request for two ships to sail through the Suez Canal
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Egypt is bound by a treaty to allow them to pass
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But Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman calls it an act of provocation
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The situation could further escalate tensions in the region

Question: But, "There is not a war between Iran and @placeholder," he said.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The emergency room doctor who declared Michael Jackson dead testified Monday in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray that there was no way doctors could have revived the pop icon after he arrived at the hospital. Dr. Richelle Cooper testified Friday that Murray never told her that he had given Jackson the surgical anesthetic propofol before he stopped breathing, but she said Monday it would not have made a difference if he had because Jackson "had died long before." "It is unlikely with that information that I would have been able to do something different that would have changed the outcome," Cooper said.
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NEW: First of three Murray girlfriends takes the witness stand Monday
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Doctor testifies Jackson couldn't have been saved even if Dr. Murray had told about propofol
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Balloon in Jackson's heart was "to prepare Dr. Murray mentally to accept" his death, doctor says

Question: The timing of the phone call is key to the prosecution's time line of when @placeholder realized his famous patient was dying.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned U.N. delegates Monday not to overlook the threats posed by Iran and Hamas in their zeal to defeat the terror group ISIS. "Ladies and gentlemen, would you let ISIS enrich uranium? Would you let ISIS build a heavy-water reactor? Would you let ISIS develop intercontinental ballistic missiles. Of course, you wouldn't,"  Netanyahu said. "Then you mustn't let the Islamic state of Iran do those things either, because here's what will happen," he said. "Once Iran produces atomic bombs, all the charms and all the smiles will suddenly disappear. They'll just vanish. And it's then that the ayatollahs will show their true face and unleash their aggressive fanaticism on the entire world."
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World must contain Iran and Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister tells United Nations
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ISIS and Hamas "are branches of the same poisonous tree," Benjamin Netanyahu says
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Netanyahu also compares militant Islamists to the Nazis
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PLO official calls Netanyahu's speech a "blatant manipulation of the facts"

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Three hundred league games and three goals to celebrate – Leo Messi marked a landmark appearance by scoring the treble that sunk Levante and moved Barcelona back to to within a point of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga. In those 300 league matches the 27-year-old Argentine has now scored 269 La Liga goals. It was also the 23rd time he had scored three in one game drawing him level with Cristiano Ronaldo as the player with the most hat-tricks in the domestic competition. The Argentine was the star once again but Luis Suarez's over-head volley was the goal of the game. He climbed off the bench in the second half to complete the perfect afternoon for Barcelona. Neymar also scored and with Manchester City just 10 days away Barça have top form winning their last 11 games.
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Lionel Messi scored his fifth hat trick in La Liga this campaign
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Neymar opened the scoring for Barcelona at the Camp Nou
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Luis Suarez came off the bench to score a wonderful bicycle kick
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Barcelona made it 11 wins in a row in all competitions
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By Jaya Narain Jurors have been warned an inquest into the tragic deaths of 96 football fans at Hillsborough in 1989 could take up to a year. The families of the fans killed in Britain's worst ever sporting disaster were yesterday bracing themselves for a long and emotional hearing. Relatives pressed for fresh inquests after controversial verdicts of accidental death were recorded following the original inquests 23 years ago. Liverpool fans are pulled to safety from the crush at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield that killed 96. Jurors have been warned an inquest into the tragic deaths could take up to a year
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Victims' families braced for a long and emotional hearing
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Controversial verdicts of accidental death recorded after original inquests
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The crush at Hillsborough Stadium in 1989 left 96 Liverpool fans dead

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(CNN) -- Two New Jersey men arrested last week at John F. Kennedy International Airport allegedly on their way to fight with an al Qaeda-affiliated group in Somalia were followers of an extreme Islamist group based in New York, CNN has learned. CNN has obtained an image of the two suspects, Mahmood Alessa and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, attending a protest in New York organized by the Islamic Thinkers Society on June 1 of this year. They appear to have been taking part in a demonstration against Israel. One is holding a banner, the other an Islamic Thinkers Society poster that includes the slogan, "Exterminate the Zionist Roaches." The society's video of the event, posted on its YouTube channel, has since been removed.
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Mahmood Alessa and Carlos Eduardo Almonte spotted at earlier rally
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Men appear to be followers of al Qaeda-supporting Islamic Thinkers Society
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"Our struggle is always intellectual & political non-violent means," group says
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Suspects in several other terror-related cases also have ties to group

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Modern contraceptives have radically changed women's lives, but they are not risk free. A new study out of the journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology finds the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (LNG-IUS) or progesterone-releasing IUD, may be associated with a higher than expected incidence of breast cancer. This form of IUD was originally developed as a contraceptive, but later was also used as a treatment for women who suffer from heavy periods (menorrhagia) as well as endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain. Levonorgestrel is a synthetic progesterone, which is a hormone that's naturally produced in a woman's body. It regulates ovulation. The hormone causes changes to the uterine lining and mucus in the cervix which makes it harder for sperm to reach the uterus, therefore making it more difficult to conceive. Because it strengthens the uterine lining, it helps cut down on heavy bleeding.
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Study of Finnish women using progesterone-releasing IUD found higher instance of breast cancer
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The women were using the IUD to help with their heavy periods
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Two earlier studies did not show such a risk

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Question: However, the research does not say that this type of @placeholder causes breast cancer.