(CNN) -- A Dutch documentary about a mentally ill and potentially dangerous 18-year-old has prompted lawmakers in the Netherlands -- amid national outrage -- to re-examine the treatment of those in psychiatric care. The documentary, which was produced by the Lutheran-run Evangelical Broadcasting Company and aired on public television Tuesday, followed Brandon van Ingen, a patient at a mental hospital in Ermelo. Since 2007, van Ingen has spent part of his days tethered to a wall due to the danger he poses to others, according to State Secretary for Public Health Marlies Veldhuijzen van Zanten-Hyllner. "Brandon's issue is so serious that he must be restricted in his freedom for the sake of his own safety and that of others," van Zanten-Hyllner wrote in a letter to parliament. "Because of this, Brandon consistently makes use of a band that he fastens himself when he is in the presence of his attendants and other visitors. Whenever there is no one present and at night, the band is loosened."
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A documentary profiled the 18-year-old male's treatment at a mental hospital
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Dutch lawmakers are re-examining the treatment of those in psychiatric care
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Health official says his treatment is in line with rules for restraining patients
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The hospital calls the man's treatment an exceptional case

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By Chris Cutmore Follow @@Chris_Cutmore Victor Dubuisson insists he’s ‘just a normal person’. When pressed about his life he says ‘I’m just… nothing special, you know’. Let’s reappraise that modest statement. He is a normal person, but one with an outside chance of winning The Open at on Sunday. And, despite his protestations, he is very special indeed. Dubuisson gatecrashed the top of the leaderboard at Hoylake after a third round 68 left him in fifth, eight shots behind Rory McIlroy with 18 holes to play. But whether or not the fairytale victory comes, Dubuisson is set for a year to remember.
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Dubuisson moved up to fifth, eight shots behind Rory McIlroy with 18 to play at Hoylake
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Frenchman is is now a near-certainty to qualify for Europe’s Ryder Cup team at Gleneagles

Question: ‘@placeholder’s a nice guy, he’s quiet, I enjoy playing with him,’ said Walker.


(EW.com) -- This weekend, "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" hunted down the No. 1 spot at the box office with $19 million from 3,372 theaters. Although "Hansel and Gretel" can hardly be called a fairy-tale success at this point, it proved far more bewitching than fellow newcomers "Parker" and "Movie 43," which were left with only bread crumbs in their sad debut frame. Paramount and MGM spent $50 million to produce "Hansel and Gretel," which was shot in 2011 and originally scheduled to be released in March 2012. Distributor Paramount moved the film's release to this month to capitalize on star Jeremy Renner, whom the studio hoped would blossom into a true box-office draw following "The Avengers" and "The Bourne Legacy." (It also seems likely that "Hansel and Gretel" got placed in January due to its poor quality — January tends to be a dumping ground for studios' stinkers.) Whether or not Renner had anything to do with it, the date change proved at least somewhat effective — "Hansel and Gretel" outgrossed the last supernatural fantasy with Hunter in the title, "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," which staked a weak $16.3 million in its debut frame.
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"Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" hunted down the No. 1 spot at the box office
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The movie scored $19 million from 3,372 theaters
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"Parker" and "Movie 43" were left with only bread crumbs in their sad debut frame

Question: Audiences issued the film a lukewarm "B" CinemaScore grade, so it seems unlikely that @placeholder will achieve strong word of mouth.


By James Rush Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has accused the G7 leaders of 'cynicism without limit' for backing Ukraine's military operation against pro-Russian insurgents (file picture) Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has accused the G7 leaders of 'cynicism without limit' for backing Ukraine's military operation against pro-Russian insurgents. World leaders at a G7 summit in Brussels have condemned Russia for 'continuing violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine'. In a joint communique released at the summit yesterday, the leaders encouraged Ukraine to 'maintain a measured approach in pursuing operations to restore law and order.' 'The so-called G7 even talks about the measured actions of the Ukrainian army against its own people,' Medvedev told ministers, quoted by the Interfax news agency.
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Leaders at G7 summit in Brussels condemned Russia for actions in Ukraine
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They encouraged Ukraine to 'maintain a measured approach in pursuing operations to restore law and order'
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has accused the G7 leaders of 'cynicism' for backing Ukraine's military operation

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By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 16:43 EST, 7 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:29 EST, 7 September 2013 An amateur rugby player plunged to his death after falling from a hotel balcony in Benidorm, Spain. Alan Clare was in the holiday resort celebrating a stag do with friends when he tried to climb onto the balcony from an open window, it is believed. The 34-year-old from Warrington was found dead at around 3am yesterday morning. Tragedy: Alan Clare, 34, from Warrington, fell to his death trying to climb onto is hotel room balcony after being locked out at Las Dalmatas Hotel, Benidorm
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Alan Clare, 34, was on a stag do with friends in the Spanish resort
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Tried to climb onto fifth-floor balcony after being locked out
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Mr Clare, from Warrington, was an amateur rugby player

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Just when you thought the heat couldn't get any worse, it looks like it will. On Friday afternoon, temperatures topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit from Chicago to Kansas City, Missouri, and Columbus, Ohio, and many places in between. Heat watches, warnings and advisories touched 25 states -- an area spanning roughly one-quarter of the nation and encompassing more than 115 million people, or more than one in three Americans. Around 4 p.m., the thermometer in St. Louis read 105 degrees, the ninth straight day it has topped the century mark in that Missouri city. That may sound bad, but it's relatively cool compared with the 110 degrees the National Weather Service is forecasting for Saturday.
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About 350,000 customers in east, central U.S. didn't have power Friday night
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Temperatures top 100 in Chicago, Kansas City, Columbus and elsewhere
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It'll get hotter in spots Saturday, with 100-plus likely in Washington, New York
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6 heat-related deaths are reported in Chicago area and 3 in Rock County, Wisconsin

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It is like running into a brick wall, right now, playing this Chelsea team. A beautifully constructed brick wall, obviously. Not one slung up by a couple of navvies looking to take an early cut over Christmas. This is a wall of great precision and craftsmanship, of sound foundations and excellent structure. West Ham came here in good form, with half an eye on an upset, and bounced straight off Chelsea. They hit a post through Morgan Amalfitano in the 87th minute, but barely threatened before that. Leaders Chelsea recorded their third straight 2-0 Premier League victory on Boxing Day against London rivals West Ham
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Chelsea secure their third straight Premier League victory on Boxing Day at Stamford Bridge
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John Terry scored his second goal in as many games to give Chelsea the lead in the first half
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Diego Costa's strike in the second half secured a win for Jose Mourinho's side over West Ham
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Terry and Nemanja Matic impressed for Chelsea while Adrian did his best to keep them out

Question: Fabregas curled it in, Costa flicked it on and Terry popped up, two yards from goal, to tap the ball past @placeholder — powerless, for once.


Amazon launched its first mobile phone in a blaze of publicity in its bid to take on Apple and Google. However, one tracking firm claims the launch has been a damp squib, claiming the phone has been outsold by all its rivals. Amazon has refused to reveal just how many handsets it has sold. Scroll down for Video Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos holds up the new Amazon Fire Phone. The handset has a 4.7-inch display with 720p HD resolution, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM, and six individual camera modules to make the 3D effect work. The device has a front facing camera in each corner of the screen.
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Users can also tilt phone to navigate around menus
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Has 13MP camera - and claims it can take better pictures that the iPhone 5s and Galaxy S5
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Only available in the US with AT&T starting at $199, with a two-year contract on July 25th - or $649 with no contract

Question: 'It's time to whip the crown from @placeholder,' said Mr Bezos before showing off the new handset for the first time.


(CNN) -- France beat heroic 14-man Wales 9-8 in Auckland Saturday to reach the final of the Rugby World Cup. The match was overshadowed by the 18th minute dismissal of Wales captain Sam Warburton for a dangerous tackle. It looked to be a harsh decision by Irish referee Alain Rolland and tipped the match in France's favor although they had to withstand a late Welsh onslaught to maintain their slender lead. Wales had led 3-0 through a James Hook penalty before losing their skipper, but a pair of Morgan Parra penalties put France 6-3 ahead at the interval. He increased that lead to 9-3 with his third penalty early in the second half only for Wales to hit back through a clever solo try by scrum half Mike Phillips.
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France beat Wales 9-8 in semifinal of Rugby World Cup in Auckland
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Wales captain Sam Warburton sent off in 18th minute for dangerous tackle
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Wales score only try of the match through Mike Phillips in second half
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Hosts New Zealand play Australia in second semifinal Sunday

Question: "I don't care at all whether it was a good match or not, whether the @placeholder deserve to be in the final, we have qualified for the final and that's all that counts."


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 18:51 EST, 2 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:35 EST, 3 January 2013 An American Airlines flight from Brazil to Dallas was diverted to Houston on Wednesday after a 25-year-old passenger became ill and died aboard the aircraft, it was revealed today. Airport officials summoned homicide detectives to George Bush Intercontinental Airport just before dawn after learning that American Flight 962 was coming to Houston because of a medical emergency involving a passenger. The passenger, who was revealed to be Brazilian, was declared dead after the plane landed, authorities said. Scroll down for video Tragedy: A 25-year-old woman became ill and died on a flight between Brazil and Dallas (stock photo)
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Brazilian national, 25, died on American Airlines flight from Brazil to Dallas-Fort Worth
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Woman's identity remains unknown, but autopsy will be performed to determine cause of death
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There were 220 passengers on board Boeing 777, as well as 14 crew

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(Mental Floss) -- Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's memoir, "A Journey," is sparking all sorts of picketing and protesting around the U.K., so we thought it might be a good time to take a look at a few presidential memoirs from this side of the pond. Here are a few things you might not have known about former presidents' literary output. Best choice of (possible) ghostwriter Ulysses S. Grant should have been on sound financial footing when he finished his second term in 1877. He was arguably the world's most famous war hero, and he had been in the White House for eight years.
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"A Journey," Tony Blair's memoir, is causing protesting around the UK
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The memoirs of Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan outsold those of their husbands
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Many suspect that the "Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant" was written by Mark Twain

Question: Mark Twain approached @placeholder about publishing the war hero's memoirs with a plum deal that would give Grant 75 percent of the profits as royalties.


Gaza (CNN) -- When Jwdat Abu Ghrb spotted a dark shape last summer in the waters off Gaza, where he was diving for fish, he initially thought it was a corpse. "I was afraid," he told CNN. "I put on my goggles, dove underneath and still couldn't tell what it was. I resurfaced and got some help from other people and family members and came back, and after full four hours of trying we managed to get it out of the water and I was shocked by what I found." It was a life-size bronze statue, believed to be a 2,500-year-old depiction of the ancient Greek god Apollo.
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NEW: "Treasure pulled out of the sea"
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Fisherman Jwdat Abu Ghrb says he discovered the statue off Gaza
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The statue appeared on eBay with a starting price of $500,000, authorities say

Question: But in a @placeholder gold store, a man who displayed video of the statue told CNN that he has custody of it and that it is in safe hands, but -- if someone wants to buy it -- that would be possible.


As impressive as the Mars Curiosity’s findings have been, the rover just doesn’t have the brains to cut it further out in the solar system. This is because, at the start of each Martian day, Nasa has to deal with a significant communication delay when it sends its agenda to the Mars rover. Even moving at light speed, instructions from Earth take about 20 minutes to reach the surface of Mars. This 40-minute roundtrip makes real-time control of the rover impossible. At the start of each Martian day, Nasa has to deal with a significant communication delay when it sends its agenda to the Mars rover. Even moving at light speed, instructions from Earth take about 20 minutes to reach the surface of Mars. This 40-minute roundtrip makes real-time control of the rover impossible
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The TextureCam can both take and analyse images of an alien environment
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Current rovers require scientists on Earth to do the analysis of rocks
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It can takes around 20 minutes for a message from Earth to reach Mars
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TextureCam hopes to remove this bottleneck for future rovers

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Downton fans were sent into a frenzy of anticipation this week, as more details about the new series were released. The forth run of the drama -  sold to over 220 territories around the world and believed to have been seen by approximately 120 million people - will begin next month. And the millions seduced by the strait-laced but stylish world of the British historical drama will soon be able to take some of that style home. If you want lips as soft as Lady Mary's, wine inspired by Lord Grantham's favorite tipple - or even walls the exact shade of grey as as Mrs. Patmore's kitchen, you're in luck as there is a new wave of merchandise set to hit stores.
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A host of new products announced
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Dolls, jewels, paint, homewares and clothes to come
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M&S beauty range inspired by characters on sale October 12
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Experts urge caution about cashing in
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'I'm not coy about the merchandising' says U.S. boss

Question: Marks & Spencer is launching a @placeholder beauty line, including soap, nail polish, lip gloss, lotion and scented candles, on October 12.


(CNN)  -- Lindsey Vonn of the United States lived up to her billing as the golden girl of the Winter Olympics with a dominant victory in the women's downhill at Whistler Creekside on Wednesday. Vonn had been troubled by a shin injury in the build-up to the Games in Vancouver but showed no ill-effects with a blistering run of one minute 44.19 seconds to win her first Olympic medal of any color. The Minnesotan, the reigning world champion in the discipline and totally dominant on the World Cup circuit in the build-up to Games, decimated the time set by fellow American Julia Mancuso by over half a second from start number 16.
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Lindsey Vonn wins Olympic women's downhill title with dominant display
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Vonn beats fellow American Julia Mancuso by over half a second at Whistler Creekside
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NEW: Shani Davis of United States retains his Olympic title in men's 1,000m speed skating
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NEW: Shaun White adds to U.S. gold rush with successful defense of his half-pipe crown

Question: "@placeholder called me before the race and told me, 'I think I got this.


(CNN) -- The video is grainy and shot from far away, but there's no mistaking what it shows: someone jumping out of a plane's wheel well. The Hawaii Department of Transportation on Tuesday released surveillance video taken at Kahului Airport, on the island of Maui, on April 20. It shows a stowaway climbing out of a plane and walking around a tarmac. The teenager, 15-year-old Yahya Abdi, survived the nearly five-hour flight from San Jose, California. He told authorities that he crawled into the wheel well of the Hawaii-bound Boeing 767 and lost consciousness when the plane took off. Yahya, who also goes by the name Yahya Yusuf, endured subzero temperatures at oxygen-depleted heights as high as 38,000 feet, authorities believe.
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NEW: The teenager could face a criminal trespass charge, a misdemeanor
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He survived a nearly five-hour flight from California to Hawaii
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The teen endured subzero temperatures at oxygen-depleted heights
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He told investigators that he was trying to get to Somalia to see his mother

Question: If in fact it is determined that there was a criminal offense, it will be criminal trespass, which is a misdemeanor in @placeholder," Morales said.


Jada, a Houston-area 16-year-old, was getting ready for finals week and looking forward to a summer hanging out with friends and finding a job. On June 1, she went to a friend of a friend's house party. She recalls little of what went on that evening, she told CNN, but does remember passing out and waking up the next morning at another friend's house with her clothing askew. Weeks later, she received text messages showing photos of her unconscious and undressed that appeared to have been taken at the party. Soon, those photos spread on social media, with Twitter users mimicking her passed-out pose and adding the hashtag #jadapose.
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A Houston teen told her story on television after photos of her passed out became a meme
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Hers is example of images depicting alleged abuse making the rounds among teens
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Parents can combat online abuse with resources and discussion, experts say

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By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 12:01 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:41 EST, 17 December 2012 The parents of six children who died when a fire ripped through their home mouthed 'I love you' to each other today when their murder charges were dropped. Mick Philpott, 55, and his wife Mairead, 31, will now face a trial in February next year charged with six counts of manslaughter. Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight; Jessie, six, and Jayden, five, died when fire tore through their house in Victory Road, Allenton, Derby, at 4am on May 11.
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Mick Philpott and his wife Mairead will face a trial in February next year

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The raspy, gruff voice behind some of the most soulful songs of the past six decades is now gone. Legendary soul singer Bobby Womack died Friday, Womack's publicist said. He was 70. "I am sadly able to confirm but I have no details at this time," said Sonya Kolowrat, his publicist with XL Recordings. Womack, whose career started before he was 10, wrote and performed hits such as "That's the Way I feel About Cha" and "Across 110th Street." He also wrote The Rolling Stones' first U.S. No. 1 hit, "It's All Over Now." Womack was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009.
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Womack dies at 70; his publicist reveals no other details
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He said last year he'd been diagnosed with early signs of Alzheimer's disease
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Womack was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009
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He married the widow of music partner Sam Cooke 4 months after Cooke's death

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(CNN) -- Are Syrian forces using chemical weapons in their years-long fight to hold on to power? That's what the head of the Israel Defense Forces intelligence research and analysis division said Tuesday, becoming the latest to allege that Damascus was employing weapons banned under international law against its own people. The claim further stoked the debate about the international community's role in Syria, where the United Nations estimated this month that 70,000 people have been killed since the conflict flared in March 2011. U.S. President Barack Obama, for one, has said the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons against its own people would be a "game changer" in how his and other nations address the crisis.
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NEW: Russia's foreign minister warns of claiming chemical weapon use without proof
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NEW: He accuses some nations of trying to "politicize the issue"
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"In all likelihood, they used sarin gas," an Israeli intelligence official says
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The top U.S. diplomat says he has not gotten confirmation of chemical weapon use

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(CNN) -- You may inadvertently be getting more than you bargained for when you put paprika in your chicken paprikash. A new Food and Drug Administration report, "Pathogens and Filth in Spices," says that 12% of U.S. spice imports are contaminated with bug parts, rodent hairs and other ingredients more appropriate to a witches' brew than your mother's favorite recipe. The FDA study also found that 7% of spice imports the inspectors examined were contaminated with salmonella. Salmonella are toxic bacteria that can trigger diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps. The amount of "filth" the FDA found in imported spice was twice that found in other kinds of imported food. The report characterized this as a "systemic challenge."
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Twice as much contamination found in imported spices as other imports
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"Pathogens and Filth in Spices" also found salmonella in 7% of spices tested
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Contaminated spices have caused "relatively small" outbreaks of illness, FDA says

Question: Spice can come to the @placeholder cleaned and bottled in another country, or in big sacks and containers that then go to a commercial facility, Deem said.


(Hong Kong) (CNN) -- The day after the biggest murder trial in recent Chinese history, the country's state media ran stories about the defendant, Gu Kailai, the high-powered wife of deposed Chinese politician Bo Xilai, but kept headlines off the front page. The court is still deliberating the case against Gu. She and a family aide, Zhang Xiaojun, are accused of poisoning British businessman Neil Heywood in a hotel room in the city of Chongqing last November. According to a court official, Gu's defense team raised no objection to the prosecution's charges, detailed Thursday in a one-day trial, a month after she and Zhang were charged with murder.
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Chinese media published the same story about Gu Kailai
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Discussions about murder trial have been banned on Chinese social media
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Gu's murder trial on Thursday lasted 7 hours

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Question: Some netizens expressed support for @placeholder, referring to him as "Grandfather Bo" and wrote about missing his leadership.

Question: But, @placeholder has now been stripped of all his political titles and is being investigated for what officials call, "serious disciplinary violations."


The parents of the model shot dead by Oscar Pistorius have attacked the 'volatile' and 'trigger-happy' athlete saying 'sooner or later he would have killed someone'. They have sat through an agonising seven-month trial, but June and Barry Steenkamp said justice for their daughter Reeva, 29, has not been served as the 'Blade Runner' could be out in 10 months. Mrs Steenkamp, 68, said she did not believe the athlete's story, describing him as 'vague, evasive and shifty' after he claimed  he shot Reeva thinking she was an intruder. 'It was Reeva's bad luck that she met him, because sooner or later he would have killed someone. I do believe that,' she said in an interview with The Times Magazine.
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Barry and June Steenkamp said justice has not been served for Reeva
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They said Oscar Pistorius would have killed someone 'sooner or later'
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He has been jailed for five years, but could be out in 10 months
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Mrs Steenkamp described him as 'pathetic' in book Reeva: A Mother's Story
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Both parents have a  recurring image of the model screaming in agony

Question: They'd shared a bed, but she was scared to take the relationship to that level … She wouldn't want to sleep with @placeholder if she wasn't sure,' she said.

Question: Pistorius told the court they were planning a life together, but Mrs Steenkamp thinks @placeholder had 'nagging doubts about their compatibility'


London (CNN) -- Phone hacking was widespread at the Daily Mirror newspaper when Piers Morgan was its editor, a former employee testified Wednesday, stopping just short of saying Morgan definitely knew about it. James Hipwell said that he "cannot prove" that Morgan knew about illegal eavesdropping, but that it was "very unlikely he did not know what was going on." Phone hacking "happened every day" at the Mirror's show business desk in late 1999, Hipwell told the Leveson Inquiry, a wide-ranging government-backed investigation of British press ethics and practices. Also on Wednesday, Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills accused Morgan of using her as a "scapegoat."
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A former Piers Morgan employee says he must have known about hacking
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It "happened every day" on the Mirror's show business desk in 1999, James Hipwell says
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Paul McCartney's ex-wife accuses Piers Morgan of using her as a scapegoat
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Morgan earlier said he did not believe there had been hacking at his paper

Question: "@placeholder has no additional comments re: the Leveson Inquiry or Heather Mills.


A group of leading musicians has called on Russia's president Vladimir Putin to give a fair hearing to members of a punk band facing prison for performing a ‘legitimate protest’. The trio, Pussy Riot, face up to seven years behind bars after staging a performance in a Moscow cathedral calling on the Virgin Mary to remove President Putin from power. In a letter to The Times newspaper, the group of British musicians including Jarvis Cocker, Pete Townshend, Martha Wainwright and Neil Tennant, said that the incident by the band amounted to ‘a minor breach of the peace’. Scroll down for video of Pussy Riot's protest
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Band face seven years in jail if found guilty of 'hooliganism'
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British musicians have written to The Times newspaper asking for the women to face a fair hearing for performing a 'minor breach of the peace'
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They are concerned about the treatment of the Pussy Riot band members
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Trial has divided Russian society

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 07:34 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:09 EST, 23 October 2012 Ceefax will take its final bow tonight as the beloved text service succumbs to the final stage of the UK's switch to digital television broadcasts. The world's first teletext service will finally end after 38 years on the BBC when Olympic champion Dame Mary Peters switches off analogue transmissions in Northern Ireland. As the corporation prepared to finally pull the plug on the service, the Plain English Campaign announced a lifetime achievement award for its 'clarity' and use of 'everyday words'
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Plain English Campaign announces lifetime achievement award for Ceefax
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Former PM Sir John Major says the service can be 'proud of its record'

Question: Meanwhile @placeholder weather presenters will pay tribute to the service by using Ceefax-type pixelated maps on the forecasts.


Heading off to spot the Big Five? Sometimes the hunting begins long before the trip, with the search for perfect safari accessories. To help lay the groundwork, we've tracked down some of the most luxurious safari gear around. Swarovski Optik CL Companion Africa A pair of Swarovski binoculars might seem like a heavy investment, but they deliver in terms of quality. The CL Companion Africa binoculars, which went on sale in October, have been designed especially for big game spotters. They're lightweight, weighing just 500 grams, have an extremely robust housing designed to provide protection from sand and come in a waxed canvas bag inspired by the colors of Africa.
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Packing the right safari gear is almost as important as picking the right safari
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The LED Lenser safari flashlight provides more than 500 meters of light
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The MCM Small Duke backpack can protect your belongings from heat and sand

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's military continued its assault Thursday on militants in Taliban-held areas, its chief spokesman told reporters. Pakistani army trucks move military equipment into the troubled Buner district Thursday. So far, 14 militants have been killed in the past 24 hours, Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas said. The operation is still ongoing in the districts of Dir and Buner, which was recently seized by the Taliban in violation of an agreement with Pakistan's government. Pakistani forces have completely secured Daggar, the main town in Buner and the scene of heavy fighting on Wednesday, Abbas said. The Daggar operation resulted in the deaths of 50 militants, but freed 18 Frontier Corps personnel who had been abducted by militants, he said. Fifty-two of their colleagues are still believed to be held by their suspected Taliban kidnappers.
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Pakistani military intensifies drive against Taliban in restive tribal regions
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Recent military operation has resulted in more than 180 militant casualties
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Barack Obama "gravely concerned about the situation in Pakistan"

Question: Speaking at a news conference capping his 100th day in office, @placeholder said the United States has "huge national security interests in making sure that Pakistan is stable" and doesn't end up a "nuclear-armed militant state."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:09 EST, 24 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:08 EST, 25 November 2013 Alec Baldwin's stalker admits that despite her recent brush with fame, going after the actor wasn't the wisest career move. Genevieve Sabourin spoke from her temporary home on Riker's Island on Saturday to say that the high-profile fight has cost her more than just seven months of freedom. 'My reputation has been ruined,' the 41-year-old actress said. 'I can't even hide in Japan.' 'I am in prison for life': Not known for her subtly, convicted Alec Baldwin stalker Genevieve Sabourin says her once lucrative acting career is over because of her battle with the 30 Rock actor. She is currently serving 7 months at Riker's Island
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Genevieve Sabourin, 41, is two weeks into a 7-month stay for stalking at Rikers Island, New York
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'I am in prison for life': The actress says her once luxurious lifestyle has been taken from her and gone are the days when she'd 'make $100,000'

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The Australian golfer who was allegedly abducted and robbed in Hawaii before being woken up by a homeless woman has compared his experience with the action film Taken. In an interview with the Seven Network on Monday morning, a battered and bruised Robert Allenby said the FBI are investigating the alleged incident. But the FBI denies that. 'The FBI is not investigating this matter whatsoever,' FBI Special Agent Tom Simon told Daily Mail Australia on Monday morning. 'A little bit of an American civics lesson - the FBI could only investigate a kidnapping if the victim was transferred interstate.'
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Robert Allenby was drinking in a wine bar in Hawaii on Friday
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He was allegedly kidnapped, shoved in a car and robbed before being dumped
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Allenby said he was was left with facial injuries after being thrown from a car
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He was found by a homeless woman and helped by a retired soldier
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In an interview this morning, he compared his experience with the action film Taken

Question: The golfer said the police and @placeholder were currently working on the case, and it wasn't clear if the attack was targeted.

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Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN) -- U.S. Army Capt. Immanuel Mgana was half a world away from his home and his family in Colorado Springs on June 26, when he received a text message from his wife: It was an image of a house on fire with the words, "This is our home." "I could identify the house because of my car, which was in the driveway," he said. Both Mgana and his wife, Melissa, had been following the news of the Waldo Canyon Fire, which had started three days earlier, but neither was aware of their home's fate until they saw that photo, which had been splashed across the front page of the Denver Post.
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Capt. Immanuel Mgana returned to Colorado Springs from his station in Africa
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His home was destroyed by the Waldo Canyon Fire
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His wife and three children had evacuated hours earlier

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(CNN) -- Hated by the English Premier League champions, chastised by the UK's Prime Minister and even lampooned by a pizza company -- is Luis Suarez the number one enemy to English football? If the Uruguayan had not already secured his place as the "Enfant Terrible" of the English game then he now has that role all wrapped up. As Suarez sank his teeth into the flesh of Branislav Ivanovic, he put paid to the old adage of "once bitten, twice shy." No sooner had the Liverpool striker been handed a 10-game ban for his meal on Merseyside than the entire footballing world began a furious debate over the severity of the punishment.
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Luis Suarez hit with 10-game ban for biting by Football Association
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(CNN) -- A most awkward and revealing situation has emerged in the heart of Europe, forcing European governments to choose between their principles and their fears, and drawing an uncomfortable gap between Europe's words and its actions. Last July, a bus carrying tourists about to start their vacation suddenly exploded outside the airport in the Bulgarian city of Burgas. The bombing killed five Israelis -- including a pregnant woman -- and a Bulgarian driver. This week, Bulgaria's foreign minister blamed  Hezbollah, saying an investigation showed the attack was carried out by two members of the Iran-linked Lebanese organization. Hezbollah denied the accusation. But Bulgaria says it discovered strong links, with "data showing the financing and connection between Hezbollah and the two suspects."
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Frida Ghitis: Bulgaria blamed Hezbollah in bus attack, yet EU still won't call group terrorists
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Ghitis: In letting group claim legitimacy, EU passively abetting a terrorist organization

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(CNN) -- Jesse Matthew, a suspect in the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, returned to Virginia on Friday, authorities said. Matthew had been taken into custody this week in Texas, 1,300 miles away from the town where Graham disappeared. Matthew agreed not to fight extradition from Texas, and arrived by plane in Charlottesville, Virginia, home of the university. Officials at the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail said Matthew was being processed on Friday night. He has also been questioned in connection with an alleged sexual assault nearly 12 years ago, authorities said Thursday. However, no charges were filed because the woman didn't want to go forward with the case, and investigators determined there wasn't enough evidence to arrest Matthew back then, said Michael Doucette, the commonwealth's attorney for Lynchburg, Virginia.
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Vacationer says he spoke with Matthew before arrest; "he seemed real nice"
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University of Virginia student Hannah Graham was last seen on September 13

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Near the Israel-Gaza border (CNN) -- Hopes were briefly raised then dashed Tuesday for an imminent calm between Israel and Hamas as diplomats fervently sought a way to stop the deadly violence. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in the region, where she met for more than two hours with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She is expected to meet later with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy, who is working to broker a cease-fire. Gaza is run by Hamas, which the United States and other countries consider a terrorist organization. Clinton offered Israel the support of the United States and expressed hope for a lasting solution as she spoke to reporters alongside Netanyahu at the prime minister's office in Jerusalem. She thanked Egypt and especially Morsy for their efforts.
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Hamas spokesman on the possibility of a cease-fire: "I believe there is a good chance"
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A building housing the offices of Agence France-Presse in Gaza City is hit
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls for de-escalation
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Palestinian officials say 137 people are dead; five are reported killed in Israel

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West Brom head coach Alan Irvine insists he is ready to make the big decisions after axing Swedish defender Jonas Olsson from his starting line-up. The Baggies chief warned he is prepared to drop any under-performing players ahead of Wednesday's Capital One Cup clash with Hull. Olsson's errors had cost goals against Swansea and Everton, and he was replaced by Joleon Lescott in Sunday's 1-0 Barclays Premier League win at Tottenham. West Brom head coach Alan Irvine has dropped Swedish defender Jonas Olsson after a series of mistakes Irvine celebrates West Brom's first win of the season against Tottenham Irvine has a fully-fit squad available after previously struggling with injuries and can now shape his team.
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Jonas Olsson was dropped due to 'uncharacteristic mistakes'
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West Brom manager Alan Irvine has a full squad fit and available
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Olsson was replaced by Joleon Lescott in 1-0 win over Tottenham
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West Brom face Hull on Wednesday in the Capital One Cup

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(The Frisky)  -- "How I Met Your Mother" has me a little confused. I've watched the show since the beginning and think it is one of the best sitcoms, evah. It's laugh-out-loud funny and unpredictable (Who can forget Slapsgiving or Robin's Canadian pop single, "Let's Go To The Mall"? ), and gets the late 20-something experience like no other show. Not to mention that Neil Patrick Harris as Barney is one of the funniest characters of all time. But, I digress. The premise of the show has been that Ted is narrating to his children how he met their mother. Only, fours years in, we still have no idea who she is.
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"How I Met Your Mother" executives promise to introduce mother character
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Rachel Bilson, Stacy Keibler and Carrie Underwood all cast in 100th episode
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Instinct tells writer that Bilson is too obvious a choice

Question: Remember how, after watching @placeholder and Robin's romance begin to blossom, we got to the last second of the season premiere and Ted said, "And that's how I met your Aunt Robin."


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The monument commemorating the journalist who hurled his shoes at President George W. Bush was taken down a day after it was erected, local officials in Tikrit told CNN. A monument to a shoe thrown at former President Bush is unveiled at the Tikrit Orphanage complex. Assisted by kids at the Tikrit Orphanage, sculptor Laith al-Amiri on Tuesday erected a huge brown replica of one of the shoes hurled at Bush last month by journalist Muntadhir al-Zaidi during a press conference in Baghdad. But officials from Salaheddin province told CNN that the monument was removed after a request from the central government, which has charges pending against al-Zaidi -- now in an Iraqi jail.
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Provincial governor says government facilities can't be used for politics
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Huge sculpture of shoe thrown at former President Bush was at orphanage
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Orphans helped artist build the $5,000 sculpture

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By Gerrard Couzens PUBLISHED: 13:31 EST, 4 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:42 EST, 5 March 2013 A British dad-of-two went on trial in Spain today over the holiday drowning of an Irishman 16 years ago. Kitchen fitter Darren Sapstead, from Chelsmford, Essex, faced a jury accused of pushing Garry Walton to his death during a pleasure boat booze cruise in November 1996. Garry, 21, from Tooreneena near Dungarvan, County Waterford, died after falling from a boat called Albatros off the Tenerife resort of Playa de Las Americas in an incident originally written off by Spanish police as an accident.
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Darren Sapstead denies pushing Garry Walton from boat off Tenerife coast
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Trial taken 17 years to reach court after originally being treated as accident
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Mr Walton's father Garry said family been treated like 'dirt' by Spanish authorities and only found out about trial by chance

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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Home to some 70 million Muslims, Nigeria is stepping up efforts to capitalize on the growing popularity of the one of the world's fastest-growing financial sectors: Islamic banking. Earlier this year the Central Bank of Nigeria announced a final set of regulations which introduced Islamic banking to the country. CNN's Christian Purefoy discussed the sector's potential with Hajara Adeola, managing director of Lotus Capital, one of the groups helping to pave the way for Islamic finance in Nigeria. Adeola says there is a growing appetite for this form of banking. "It is working in Nigeria and there is a lot of interest in doing Islamic banking, in West Africa in particular," she says.
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Nigerian authorities have introduced regulations introducing Islamic banking
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Islamic banks do not charge interest because it's prohibited under the Sharia law
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Islamic finance can appeal to Christians as well, says Hajara Adeola of Lotus Capital

Question: If anything, there are many @placeholder who like to invest with us because it's also in line with their own ethical values."


A Tennessee man who was accused of using a racial slur on a receipt at a Red Lobster restaurant last year is suing the restaurant chain and the waitress who cashed in on the incident after she posted a copy of the receipt on the Internet. Devin Barnes, 21, claims he never wrote the racial slur on the receipt, and that the negative attention he received as a result of the way Toni Christina Jenkins - the waitress who claims to have received the slur - publicized the incident is slanderous. In Barnes' suit, filed in Williamson County Circuit Court, he claims Jenkins slandered him by misusing his personal information, and that Red Lobster's 'willful and malicious ... omissions to act' by failing to prevent Jenkins from using his name and information 'to gain publicity and money' has caused lasting damage to his reputation.
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Red Lobster waitress Christina Jenkins posted a picture of a check she received last month with 'none n*****' written on the tip line
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Devin Barnes, the 21-year-old customer she was serving, says he didn't write the racial slur
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Mr Barnes has now filed a $1 million lawsuit against both Jenkins and Red Lobster

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The onetime Republican vice presidential candidate who quit her job as Alaska's governor wrote on Tuesday that President Barack Obama should be forced out of his White House gig. 'Enough is enough of the years of abuse from this president,' she wrote. 'His unsecured border crisis is the last straw that makes the battered wife say, "no mas".' 'The many impeachable offenses of Barack Obama can no longer be ignored. If after all this he’s not impeachable, then no one is.' Her demand rocketed around the political world, attracting thousands of tweets and keeping the tea party darling in the public eye – which may be what she wants.
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Former GOP vice presidential nominee wrote online that the president is like an abusive husband and 'his unsecured border crisis is the last straw that makes the battered wife say, "no mas"'
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She says 'Obama's purposeful dereliction of duty' brought 'an untold number of illegal immigrants' to the U.S.
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Palin insists that Obama will cause 'irreparable harm' to America if he's allowed to remain in the White House
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The tea party favorite resigned her position as Alaska's governor in 2009, blaming 'insane' distractions from opposition researchers and 'frivolous' ethics complaints

Question: @placeholder claim Obama's own 2012 policy shift, delaying for years the deportation of illegal immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children, encouraged tens of thousands of underage children to make the trip – without adults – from Central America.


Gordon Brown was heckled by angry an Scottish nationalist today after returning to front line politics to rescue Alistair Darling’s flailing campaign against independence. The former Prime Minster was labelled ‘an absolute disgrace’ by pro-independence supporter Mike Barile after delivering his rallying call for the Union Mr Barile, a Labour supporter who was struck off as a teacher for assaulting two pupils, shouted ‘rubbish’ before he was removed from the Dundee meeting half way through the Labour MP’s address. Scroll down for video Scottish nationalist Mike Barile heckled the former Prime Minister Gordon Brown today as he spoke at a Better Together rally in Dundee
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Mr Brown labelled 'an absolute disgrace' by pro-independence supporter
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Ex PM attended campaign rally in Dundee ahead of next month's referendum
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He put aside his differences with Mr Darling to campaign against UK split

Question: Today's rally, which came just days after Monday’s dramatic TV debate over independence, saw Mr @placeholder and Mr Darling put aside their differences to share the stage in support of the union.


A Church of England vicar has left his congregation all shook up after quitting his job - to become an Elvis Presley impersonator. The Reverend Andy Kelso, 64, ditched his dog collar to wear a high collar and jewelled white jump suit after saying he had a calling from God. Now, the father of five has been dubbed 'Elvis Priestly' after he stopped preaching from the pulpit to belt out The King’s classics to other churches, packed-out pubs, clubs and old folks homes near his former vicarage. Heart-pray Hotel: The Rev Andy Kelso has quit his job as a vicar to become an Elvis Presley impersonator
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Father of five says he wants to 'build bridges with people' using Elvis songs
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He decided on his career path as an Elvis impersonator last year while walking his dogs and said he felt God tell him: 'Take Elvis to the Church'
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The 64-year-old became spiritual after a near-fatal 75mph motorcycle accident at 19 which caused him to pray for the first time in his life

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By Miles Goslett PUBLISHED: 16:39 EST, 22 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:41 EST, 22 June 2013 Three senior BBC journalists have been accused of having a conflict of interest in accepting thousands of pounds to speak at conferences held by some of the organisations they are supposed to scrutinise. The Mail on Sunday has found that Radio 4 Today presenter Sarah Montague, economics editor Stephanie Flanders and Radio 5 Live chief political correspondent John Pienaar have agreed four and five-figure fees to officiate at events held by the NHS, the European Commission and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, which represents accountants in Whitehall and local government.
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Senior BBC journalists make thousands of pounds attending conferences
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Tory MP Alun Cairns called for register of BBC journalists' outside earnings

Question: @placeholder rules state that anyone signing up to a speaking agency must have written permission from their head of department and that each engagement is examined case by case.


(CNN) -- Rather than getting ready to attract more tourists in its high season, Greece is headed toward the polls again on June 17. In the midst of domestic political uncertainty, more and more outside observers agree that "Grexit" -- the prospect of Greece leaving the euro -- has become inevitable. Yet to read the May 6 election results or the first polls for the June election as evidence of Greek opposition to the euro -- or even to public and private sector reform -- is both simplistic and misguided. Given the choice, Greeks would pick Europe over their own politicians.
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Greeks preparing for fresh election after inconclusive May vote
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Vote is seen as a test for whether Greeks want to stay in the eurozone
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Article's author Pierpaolo Barbieri says most Greeks want to remain
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Greek's currency crisis is threatening to cripple Europe's economy

Question: There is no reason why the state should be paying salaries for people who have not shown up to work in decades or be hostage to a taxi union keen on maintaining their monopoly at the expense of tourism, which comprises almost the whole @placeholder export sector.


By Stuart Woledge PUBLISHED: 07:24 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:35 EST, 19 September 2013 Internet blogger Charles Trippy went the extra mile to impress fans by filming himself undergoing brain surgery. Charles, who lives in Tampa, Florida with his wife Ali, produced his latest video while surgeons removed a tumour on his brain on Tuesday. The 29-year-old remained awake but heavily sedated throughout the operation at a Boston hospital, and at one point even handed his camera to the surgeon so he could be filmed lying on the operating table. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Thumbs-up: Sedated, but conscious, Charles Trippy manages to make jokes while having a tumour removed
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Charles Trippy remained conscious while brain surgeons removed tumour
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At one point the 29-year-old is seen giving the thumbs-up to fans

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(CNN) -- For sale: One million barrels of crude oil. Attractive discount offered. Currently sitting off Moroccan coast. That's what the Iraqi Kurds are offering potential buyers, much to the fury of the government in Baghdad. It amounts to a declaration of economic independence, fraying the already tattered ties holding Iraq together. Here's how it works: The Kurdish Regional Government, or KRG, deals with oil exploration companies independent of the central government. Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Total are among the companies working in Iraqi Kurdistan. The crude produced there goes through a pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan in the Mediterranean. Then it's loaded onto tankers and floats about until it finds a buyer.
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There may be the equivalent of 45 billion barrels of oil under Kurdish land
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U.S. opposes sales as a destabilizing factor
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The Kurdish government needs cash quickly
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Iraq is "falling apart," the region's President says

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JERSEY CITY, New Jersey (CNN) -- Alfa Demmellash grew up on less than a dollar a day, and against the backdrop of torture and murder. But these days she's living the American dream and helping others do the same. Alfa Demmellash helps low-income entrepreneurs in New  Jersey start or grow their businesses. "Entrepreneurs are at the very heart of what the American dream is all about," says Demmellash, a native of Ethiopia. And from her small office in Jersey City, her nonprofit, Rising Tide Capital, is helping small businesses flourish. Robin Munn, who runs a flower shop in Jersey City, says the skills she learned through Demmellash helped her transform the way she operates her business. "I was thinking about closing, but once I started taking the classes I found that the fire came back."
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Alfa Demmellash helps low-income entrepreneurs start or grow their businesses
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Her nonprofit, Rising Tide Capital, primarily serves single mothers
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Demmellash, an Ethiopia native, was inspired by her mother's struggle
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Do you know a hero? Nominations are open at CNN.com/Heroes

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Maputo, Mozambique (CNN) -- In their new apartment in Maputo, the vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Mozambique, Bruno Gabriel and his girlfriend unpack their last suitcases, still trying to settle in their new surroundings. The Portuguese couple relocated to the southeastern African country a few months ago, making a deliberate career move to swap the economic uncertainty of their crisis-hit country for the prospect of a better future abroad. They are part of a growing Portuguese community fleeing the severe eurozone crisis in search for jobs and economic opportunities in their country's former colony. "In Europe everybody is a little bit afraid with their own future because (of) the crisis, worldwide crisis, in terms of economics," says Gabriel, a marketing director who has head-hunted to work in Maputo. "Once we start to enter the labor business, once we start to work, we understand that to plan the future is a little bit more difficult than what you expected."
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The eurozone crisis has forced many Portuguese to migrate to Mozambique
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They are looking for jobs and better economic opportunities
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The economy of Mozambique, a former Portuguese colony, grew by 7.2% in 2011
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Locals say there has been little backlash to the influx of Portuguese in the country

Question: Although Mozambique gained its independence from Portugal in 1975, and retains Portuguese as its national language, many in the @placeholder country continued until recently to see the former colonial power as a land of opportunity.


(CNN) -- Before Robin Williams, there was Jonathan Winters. Winters begat Williams, if only in comedic spirit. To understand the genius of Williams, an audience must look to Winters. They were kindred clowns, and even as you read their names now, you wonder what jokes each comic would have conjured up seeing their surnames side by side, W with W. Winters was the original master of funny characters created out of the thin air of a stage, Williams once pronounced. Winters could invent them with nothing more than a stick as a prop. Winters became a deity to Williams. In fact, he was the "Comedy Buddha," as the protégé put it.
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Robin Williams became a comedian because of Jonathan Winters
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As a boy, Williams saw how his stern father laughed at Winters on television
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Williams called Winters his "Comedy Buddha"
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Both comics enjoyed great careers -- and dark moments in their personal lives

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Over the past eight years, Apple has released a total of ten iPhones, all said to be a slight variation on the one before. But, how much have the devices actually changed since the 2G’s 3.5-inch screen and rounded edges? Designers have combined models of each handset since 2007 to create a graphic that reveals the evolution of the phones as they morph in front of your eyes. Scroll down for video The graphic was created for California-based image search site PicClick. It plots the design changes from the first iPhone, known as the 2G in 2007, through the iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, 5, 5S and 5C, and the most recent iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Designers n used image-morphing technology to create the GIFs
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The graphic was created for visual search site PicClick
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It plots the design changes from the first iPhone to the iPhone 6 Plus
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Designers compiled high-resolution 3D models of each handset
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Each design is visualised from the front, side and rear
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London, England (CNN) -- Britain's new coalition government has embarked on a budget-deficit cutting strategy that is bold, brave and potentially very risky, says analyst Fareed Zakaria. It could turn out to be a model for the United States to follow -- or a prime example of what not to do in the wake of a severe recession. After forming a government in the wake of the May election, the ruling coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats announced plans last month to cut spending and raise taxes in an effort to reduce the budget deficit. Zakaria, the author and host of CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS" spoke to CNN on Wednesday from London. Here is an edited transcript:
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Britain's aggressive plan to cut its deficit is a bold but risky move, says Fareed Zakaria
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The coalition government has announced plans but they haven't gone into effect, he says
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Zakaria: Question is will it restore business confidence or cause recession
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He says GOP should take note of how Cameron is modernizing the Conservative Party

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Question: It made me wonder about the @placeholder in the United States, which of course has broader appeal, but still faces some of these same challenges.

Question: If these cuts put @placeholder in a double-dip, you'll see great strains on the coalition itself, and the Liberal Democrats will find it difficult to stay in this coalition.


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- Growing up, Jean-Manuel Beauchamp attended no ball games with his grandfather. No barbecues, either, or bedtime stories. Beauchamp, now 20, was 4 months old when the United States invaded Panama and seized his  grandfather. Noriega was later convicted on drug charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison, reduced to 17 for good behavior. Now, three years after the end of his prison term, Beauchamp's grandad -- former Panamanian military dictator Manuel Noriega -- remains behind bars pending Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's decision whether to sign extradition documents. That outcome will likely come sooner rather than later. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned down Noriega's request for a new hearing, setting the stage for his extradition to France, where he has been convicted in abstentia on money laundering charges and faces a new trial.
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Ex-Panamanian military dictator in jail as he awaits extradition decision
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Grandson pushing for Noriega to be returned to Panama
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France wants Noriega to stand trial on drug charges
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Panama wants him on murder charges, but he would be under house arrest

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He can't even walk yet but Prince George took a momentous step on Monday in what's set to be a lifetime of royal duties. When he arrived in Wellington, New Zealand, he was carried off the plane by his ever-glamorous mother and greeted by a long a line of dignitaries, including Prime Minister John Key. This was Prince George's first official public engagement and he wasn't in the slightest bit fazed by it, despite the epic journey from London. He was perfectly happy, a natural. This is a family not just born into monarchy, but made for it. And if things carry on like this for the rest of their visit Down Under, the Republican movements in both New Zealand and Australia may have some catching up to do.
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Prince George arrives in New Zealand for his first public engagement
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Photographers battle dreadful weather to capture the historic moment
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His sizable entourage includes a new nanny, dresser, and hairdresser

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By Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM Arsenal fans will be hoping that their team's FA Cup final victory against Hull on Saturday will provide a stepping stone for more silverware in the future. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger will know his squad will need a shake-up if the north London club are to challenge on four fronts next season. With that in mind, Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel takes a look at the potential ins and outs at the Emirates. Potential ins Victor Valdes (Goalkeeper, unattached) - The keeper will be available on a free transfer this summer. Wages will be high but Arsenal are stronger financially now.
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Karim Benzema and Polish striker Mario Mandzukic are both targets

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(CNN)When people are faced with overwhelming trauma in their lives, some become consumed by their difficulties, while others emerge stronger for it. In special circumstances, they may find their destiny, and seek to heal the world and make all of us stronger. Myrlie Evers-Williams and Sybrina Fulton are two great women whose achievements demand our attention. Although their personal stories are separated by five decades, these women share parallel lives. Thrust into a position of leadership for the greater good of society, they have used personal grief over the loss of a loved one to become agents for change. Each of these extraordinary women experienced unthinkable tragedy: the killing of a black man in their life who was gunned down while still young. Recently, the two women met in person for the taping of a video for CNN and theGrio.
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David Love: Both women confronted injustice, were made stronger by the trauma they endured

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Question: Despite the half century separating the death of @placeholder and Trayvon Martin, the grieving women-turned-activists have lived and struggled under similar circumstances.

Question: However, today the country is witnessing a backlash against progress, with a rollback of the civil rights legislation of the 1960s, restrictions on the right to vote, and gun laws that endanger black lives such as that of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Admirers of the late Czech President Vaclav Havel lined Prague's famous Charles Bridge Wednesday as his coffin was moved to Prague Castle ahead of his state funeral Friday. Havel, who helped bring down communism in Czechoslovakia's 1989 Velvet Revolution, died Sunday, aged 75. A fiercely independent thinker with a wry, playful sense of humor, Havel became president of Czechoslovakia after the fall of the Moscow-backed regime, and the first president of the Czech Republic when it split peacefully from Slovakia three years later. The long-time chain smoker, whose health was permanently damaged by time in prison under the Communists, died peacefully in his sleep Sunday, his spokeswoman Sabina Tancevova said.
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Admirers line Charles Bridge as the late dissident's body is moved
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Havel died Sunday at the age of 75
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His writing and activism helped overthrow Communism in Czechoslovakia
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He will be buried in a state funeral Friday

Question: Havel was unanimously elected president by the last Communist-run parliament of @placeholder 22 years ago this month.


(CNN) -- Marathon man John Isner survived another epic on his return to competitive tennis after his record-breaking 11-hour Wimbledon match. The American saved two match points before beating Gilles Muller, from Luxembourg, 4-6 7-6 7-6 to seal his place in the quarterfinals of the Atlanta Tennis Championships. It is Isner's first tournament since Wimbledon back in June when his opening round victory over Frenchman Nicolas Mahut in London clocked in as the longest match in tennis history. Isner's battle with Mahut stretched over three days and 183 games before he finally triumphed, 6-4 3-6 6-7 7-6 70-68. He later told CNN: "I really didn't think it was going to end."
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John Isner wins on first outing since his record-breaking Wimbledon tournament
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Isner defeats Luxembourg's Gilles Muller 4-6 7-6 7-6 in Atlanta
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25-year-old took part in the longest tennis match in history at Wimbledon
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Isner beat Frenchman Nicolas Mahut in an 11-hour match that ran for three days

Question: "I hadn't seen a live ball in quite some time and @placeholder was never going to give me rhythm with his lefty serve.


(CNN) -- France is en vogue at the moment. Its parliament has backed gay marriage, "Les Miserables" has taken the movie world by storm, McDonald's is launching the "McCamembert" Burger and David Beckham has jetted in to join the French Revolution at Paris Saint-Germain. Vive le France? Not so for those earning more than $1.3 million a year, especially after Socialist President Francois Hollande announced he would introduce a top income tax rate of 75%. It has become a real point of contention, with some -- including top sports stars -- threatening to move abroad. Depardieu ditches France for Putin's Russia
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English club Newcastle has welcomed an influx of French footballers to Premier League
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Several French stars looking abroad with government planning to raise taxes
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Former Newcastle defender Didier Domi backs French revolution at club
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French MP labels tax exodus from her homeland as a "misconception"

Question: Back in France the arrival of a world superstar in @placeholder at Paris Saint-Germain has helped softened the blow of so many departing French players.


Arsene Wenger praised Olivier Giroud for his match-winning performance as the France striker's brace was enough to beat Middlesbrough in their FA Cup fifth-round meeting. Giroud, who missed almost three months of the season after breaking his leg in August, reached double figures for the campaign as he struck twice in two first-half minutes as the reigning FA Cup holders eased into the last eight. The 28-year-old remains an important part of Wenger's side despite the summer acquistions of Danny Welbeck and Alexis Sanchez - who started either side of Giroud in a strong Arsenal side - and the Gunners boss feels his compatriot is now a much more rounded player than the one he signed from Montpellier in 2012.
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Arsene Wenger praised Oliver Giroud after he scored twice in the FA Cup clash against Middlesbrough at the Emirates Stadium
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The Arsenal boss described Giroud as a 'top-level footballer'
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The Frenchman missed three months of the season with a broken leg
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Question: Danny Welbeck started out wide for the Gunners and @placeholder has revealed he likes his versatility


By Laura Collins In Oklahoma PUBLISHED: 08:18 EST, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:51 EST, 22 May 2013 A four-year-old girl and her seven month sister are among the children killed in the Oklahoma Tornado. MailOnline has learned that the sisters, the youngest of four siblings, were at home with their mother in Moore when the storm hit. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline father Phillip Vargyas told of his devastation: ‘We just don’t know what to do anymore.’ Scroll down for video Distraught: Laurinda Vargyas fought to save her baby Sydnee, pictured, and 4-year-old, Karrina
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Four year old Karrina and Sydnee Vargyas are two of the youngest victims of Oklahoma's deadly tornado
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Mom Laurinda was trying to protect them at their home when storm hit but couldn't save them from the winds of up to 210mph
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Father Philip speaks of devastation and says couple 'don't know what to do' after losing their two younger children

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By Paul Hirst Roy Hodgson touched down in Rio and issued a calming message to those who were unimpressed by England's back-to-back draws against Ecuador and Honduras. England rounded off their week-long stay in Miami with a storm-affected goalless stalemate against Honduras. That draw came three days after England failed to beat Ecuador, who exposed England's defensive frailties on the counter-attack. Scroll down for videos... Keep calm: Roy Hodgson is not concerned by England's results in their warm-up friendlies Much harder opposition lie in wait for Hodgson's men in Brazil. Next Saturday they face four-time world champions Italy and they then tackle Uruguay before a final game against Costa Rica.Hodgson insists very little should be read in to the friendlies.
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Roy Hodgson is not concerned by England's results in their World Cup warm-up friendlies
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The Three Lions beat Peru but drew with Ecuador and Honduras
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Hodgson insists the real business will begin at the tournament in Brazil
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England boss is confident Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be fit
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Hodgson claims to know his starting XI for the opening game against Italy

Question: This time the squad appears united and their only injury concern is Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who has travelled to Brazil despite suffering medial knee ligament damage against @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The Manhattan nightclub where singer Chris Brown and rapper Drake allegedly clashed has lost its liquor license because of violations cited by the New York State Liquor Authority. Brown and several others were cut by flying bottles and fists in a melee at the W.i.P. nightclub in the early morning hours of June 15, according to Brown's representative. "The SLA will not tolerate violent bars that break the law," State Liquor Authority Chairman Dennis Rosen said. "This should serve as a message that this agency will not hesitate to take immediate action when licensees pose a threat to public health and safety."
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The liquor authority "will not tolerate violent bars that break the law," the chairman says
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Chris Brown and others were cut by flying bottles and fists melee at the W.i.P. nightclub
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Brown and rapper Drake were at the club when a brawl began in the early morning of June 15
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NBA player Tony Parker is suing the club for injuries suffered there

Question: The club faces charges on 17 alcohol license violations involving drug activity inside the club, lack of supervision, becoming a drain on police resources, and using the name "@placeholder"


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 12:32 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:49 EST, 31 October 2013 They're often derided for being a less than healthy accompaniment to our favourite foods. But a father and son in Belgium won't hear a word said against the humble chip - they've created the world's first museum dedicated to fries. The Frietmuseum in Bruges offers chip lovers an educational insight into one of Belgium's national speciality foods. History: A visitor looks at the exhibits in one of the rooms at the world's only chip museum in Bruges, Belgium Food glorious food: The museum charts the history of the potato, which originated in Peru
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Eddy Van Belle and son Cidric pay homage to the chip in the Belgian capital
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The Frietmuseum offers an educational insight into the history of the potato
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The museum is housed in the oldest building in Bruges - the Saaihaile

Question: 'This is why it is not only normal, but absolutely necessary that the first potato fry museum should be opened in @placeholder.'


By Lydia Warren Two Baylor University students have died and two others were seriously injured after they lost control of their pick-up truck as they drove to a clarinet performance in Louisiana. Laura Onwudinanti, 21, of Grand Prairie, Texas and John 'Jack' Stewart, a 19-year-old only child from Dallas were killed when the vehicle slammed into a tree on Texas 7 near Marlin on Tuesday morning. Megan Ritzi, 18, from Fort Worth, suffered a broken pelvis and two broken legs and was rushed to Scott & White Healthcare, where she is critical after having a foot amputated, her father said.
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Laura Onwudinanti, 21, and Jack Stewart, a 19-year-old only child, were pronounced dead at the scene near Marlin, Texas on Tuesday morning
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Megan Ritzi, 18, is in critical condition in hospital after breaking her legs, pelvis and having a foot amputated
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The driver, Jake Hale, 21, is also in hospital in fair condition
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The vehicle had drifted off the highway and when Hale tried to correct it, he lost control and slammed into a tree
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Alcohol and speed were not factors in the crash and the four students, all described as gifted musicians, were wearing their seat belts

Question: He added: 'We continue to labor in prayer for @placeholder and Megan Ritzi, and for their attending physicians, as they are treated for their injuries.


This video shows the amazing moment an eight-year-old boy brought commuters to tears with a full Chopin piano recital in the middle of St Pancras station. Jay Lewington, who taught himself to play by watching YouTube tutorials, stopped passengers in their tracks as he performed Frédéric Chopin's 'Fantaisie Impromptu' in the packed London train station. The footage, shot by his mother Camille Lewington, shows the talented musician faultlessly playing the classical composition, presumably while waiting to board a train or for a loved one to arrive. Scroll down for video The new Mozart? Eight-year-old Jay Lewington performed Frédéric Chopin's 'Fantaisie Impromptu' in the middle of St Pancras station, in London, after teaching himself by watching YouTube tutorials
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Boy, 8, stops commuters in their tracks with full Chopin piano recital
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Jay Lewington taught himself to play by watching YouTube tutorials
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Passers-by stopped to watch and were brought to tears by performance
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Jay's mother Camille filmed the moment inside London St Pancras station
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It has been watched by nearly a quarter of a million viewers around world

Question: After the video went viral, Jay was compared to @placeholder, another boy genius who created his first few compositions aged four or five.


Louis van Gaal is preparing to take over as manager at Manchester United next season - even though United say that they have yet to make a final decision. After detailed talks last week, the current Holland manager believes he has a verbal agreement to take over from David Moyes and is planning to ask Patrick Kluivert and current stand-in manager Ryan Giggs to be his assistants. United insist that talk of an agreement is premature and no contracts have yet been signed. And after Giggs masterminded a 4-0 win over Norwich in his first game as caretaker manager, Wayne Rooney insisted the United legend had ‘all the credentials’ to take the job on a permanent basis.
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Louis van Gaal preparing to take over Manchester United next season
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Holland manager believes he has verbal agreement to take over from David Moyes at Old Trafford
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Planning to ask Patrick Kluivert and Ryan Giggs to be his assistants
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Van Gaal would be happy to work with Phil Neville, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt and Giggs

Question: Van Gaal does not take kindly to people showing up on his doorstep unannounced, although presumably @placeholder’s representatives would have been more than welcome.


(CNN) -- The president of Spain's Catalonia region, Artur Mas, signed a decree on Saturday setting November 9 as the date for a referendum on independence. However, the federal government in Madrid is staunchly opposed to any such referendum and says it is unconstitutional, setting the stage for legal and political confrontation and potential civil disobedience. The holding of Scotland's independence referendum earlier this month buoyed other separatist movements around the world, despite Scottish voters opting to remain part of the United Kingdom. Mas, at the signing ceremony in Barcelona, said that Catalonia wants to speak, wants to be heard and wants to vote.
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Catalan President Artur Mas sets November 9 as the date for an independence referendum
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The federal government in Madrid is firmly opposed to any such vote taking place
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators called earlier this month for a vote to be held
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But opinion polls suggest that less than a majority would opt for a split from Spain

Question: But @placeholder argues that Catalonia, which represents one fifth of Spain's economy, already has broad home-rule powers, including its own parliament, police force and control over education and health.


By Emma Reynolds Last updated at 11:07 AM on 2nd January 2012 Wayne Rooney was said to be furious at being fined £250,000 and dropped from Manchester United's New Year's Eve match after being 'lethargic' at training. The 26-year-old striker apparently incurred Sir Alex Ferguson's wrath by going out for a Boxing Day dinner with wife Coleen and then arriving for training looking worse for wear. He was described as 'bemused and upset' at his treatment by the 70-year-old manager over the past week. Sitting it out: Rooney watched from a corporate box at Old Trafford as his team-mates slipped up against lowly Blackburn Rovers on Saturday
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Striker apparently went out for meal with wife Coleen and two team-mates
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He was 'lethargic' at training the next day
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Boss Sir Alex Ferguson furious after warning him to stay in

Question: Although it was suggested that the players had only been for dinner, insiders said @placeholder would not discipline players just for going out five days before their next game.


Michael Sam, the first openly gay player to be drafted into the NFL, has become engaged to his boyfriend and college sweetheart Vito Cammisano during a romantic trip to Europe, according to reports. The couple - who met as students at the University of Missouri, where they were both standout athletes - traveled to Spain for New Years before traveling on to Italy, where the proposal appears to have occurred. TMZ are reporting that a friend of 23-year-old Cammisano announced the pair's engagement on Twitter, congratulating the two on their decision to be married, and that Sam liked the post.
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Mutual friend sent engagement rumors flying by posting a congratulations message on Instagram, which Sam 'liked'
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NFL prospect and Vito Cammisano met has students at University of Missiouri
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Pair briefly broke up because Sam was closeted but reunited
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Hit international headlines earlier this year when the pair kissed on live TV as Sam was drafted by the St. Louis Rams

Question: 'When @placeholder came to my house, he had to sneak through in and out of the window.


(CNN) -- The Turkish military bombed PKK rebel targets Saturday in northern Iraq in response to clashes that left at least 15 Turkish troops dead, the PKK and the military said Sunday. Members of Turkey's honor guard carry flag-draped coffins of two soldiers killed in clashes with the PKK. The PKK, or Kurdistan Workers' Party, said it sustained no casualties in the operation. The Turkish military said the air operation was conducted on the PKK's "hiding positions" in the Avasin-Basyan area of northern Iraq near the border with Turkey. During the operation, steps were taken to avoid civilian casualties, the Turkish military said. Watch inside the PKK's hidden camps »
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Air operation was conducted on the PKK's "hiding positions"
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PKK, Kurdistan Workers' Party, said it sustained no casualties in the operation
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Air attack follows clashes blamed on PKK that killed at least 15 Turkish soldiers
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The central Iraqi government has labeled the PKK a terrorist organization

Question: "The @placeholder government expresses its support for the measures the Turkish government will take within Turkish territory to guarantee its [Turkey's] security and stability," he said.


By Daily Mail Reporter, Associated Press and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 6 February 2013 | UPDATED: 02:40 EST, 7 February 2013 Off the hook: A lawyer overseeing the federal investigation into Lance Armstrong says there are no plans to charge him over the doping scandal The company that awarded Lance Armstrong $12million in bonuses for three of his seven Tour de France victories will now fight him in court to get it back. The shamed cyclist said earlier this week that he would not be paying back the the millions he collected in bonuses from Texas-based SCA Promotions during three of his seven Tour de France victories.
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He has also said that he will not be paying back the $12million he earned in bonuses during three of his seven Tour de France victories
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Shocking revelation comes as Armstrong tops list of America's most disliked athletes
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Armstrong admitted to Oprah Winfrey last month that he had doped

Question: He told @placeholder he used performance-enhancing drugs and doping in cycling tournaments.


The Good Life in Shrewsbury has been recognised by the Observer Food awards - but found itself the subject of scathing reviews Despite its local reputation as a great place to eat, last autumn The Good Life was struggling to attract outside custom. Profits even fell by a quarter as visitors to Shrewsbury apparently opted to steer clear of the vegetarian restaurant - despite it being awarded a runner-up medal in the Observer Food awards. They had perhaps been put off by a series of online reviews, such as one on TripAdvisor that said: 'Staff cold and unattentive. The vegan option wasn't vegan. There were hairs in my quiche.'
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Woman launched campaign of hate against husband's former partner, who owned The Good Life restaurant

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The son of the first person diagnosed with the deadly Ebola virus on American soil  spoke for the first time about his father's condition on Tuesday evening. Karsiah Duncan, 19, arrived in Dallas to visit dad Thomas Duncan from San Angelo, Texas, where he is a student at Angelo State University. 'I hope and keep praying that my family is OK — and that my dad makes it out safely,' Karsiah said. The college student spoke briefly and softly to reporters at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, which has a large Liberian community. 'Thank you church for all the good things you've been doing for my mom, the support given to my family,' Karsiah said. 'Thanks to the hospital for their work in trying to help my dad stay alive.'
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Karsiah Duncan, 19, spoke for the first time since his dad, Thomas Duncan, was diagnosed as the first confirmed Ebola case on US soil
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The college student said he continues to pray his 'dad makes it out safely'
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Duncan's distraught family visited the hospital on Tuesday but didn't have the heart to see him, since last time was 'too upsetting'
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Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Duncan passed away from the disease on Wednesday morning at Texas Presbyterian

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By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Harry Redknapp’s remedy for England’s World Cup hangover is to stop trying to mimic their more successful European rivals and focus on producing football branded with their own national identity. After signing former England captain Rio Ferdinand, the Queens Park Rangers manager claimed there are plenty of quality players and wants to see Roy Hodgson forge them into a team based on attacking flair with the confidence to play out of defence. He said: 'I thought England were certainties to win what in my opinion was a very poor group. I was very surprised. Costa Rica winning the group tells you everything really.
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The QPR boss believes England need to concentrate on developing their own national identity instead of copying other nations
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Redknapp was shocked after England finished bottom of their World Cup group
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He also questions if the right people are in charge of the youth set-up in the national team

Question: 'Play from the back, like I said to @placeholder when he was 16: ‘Come out with the ball, I don’t want to see you booting the ball up the pitch.


By Gerri Peev PUBLISHED: 22:58 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:19 EST, 20 August 2013 The Coalition is in conflict over a critical report on wind farms that could prove they damage rural areas, it emerged today. Liberal Democrat ministers have been accused of trying to suppress a document commissioned by a Tory minister because it concentrates on 'ideology' not science, sources have said. Ed Davey, the Lib Dem Energy and Climate Change Secretary, is believed to be concerned at the report ordered by Tory Environment Secretary Owen Paterson – an outspoken critic of the green energy source.
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Lib Dem Energy Secretary Ed Davey believed to be concerned at report
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Tory Environment Secretary ordered report on wind farms' negative impact
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Owen Paterson is an outspoken critic of the green energy source

Question: The source added: ‘@placeholder has always been open-minded about fracking and other energy sources, not just renewables.


(CNN) -- The U.S. Treasury Department will begin selling bonds Wednesday to help the Federal Reserve, which has had to loan out an unprecedented amount of money to businesses because of the credit crisis. CNN's Ali Velshi says the Fed needs access to large amounts of cash to keep Wall Street confident. The Fed announced Tuesday it would authorize the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to lend up to $85 billion over two years to insurance giant American International Group. In return, the government will receive a 79.9 percent stake in the company, which has 74 million clients in 130 countries.
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U.S. Treasury to hold its first bond auction Wednesday, for $40 billion
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CNN's Ali Velshi says the Fed needs more money to keep Wall Street confident
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AIG has so many "tentacles," allowing it to go under could've been catastrophic
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High interest on $85B loan, government stake in AIG could bode well for taxpayers

Question: The @placeholder bills will mature in 35 days, allowing the Fed access to quick cash.

Question: And just the idea that the Fed could run out of that money causes @placeholder to panic because it says, "If four more banks were to fail, the Fed wouldn't have money to bail them out, so we're in a bad situation."


By Stephen Mcgowan As Luis Suarez sunk his teeth into the fine detail of his £75million move to Barcelona on Tuesday night he accepted a call. It came – as it often does - from his brother-in-law, a fellow professional footballer in a landscape as far removed from the sun-kissed La Rambla and grandeur of La Sagrada Familia as it’s possible to imagine. Hours before playing for Icelandic champions KR Reykjavik against Celtic in a Champions League second round qualifying tie before a crowd of just 1,700, Gonzalo Balbi lifted the phone to seek the advice and encouragement of his famous – some might say infamous – in-law.
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Luis Suarez is the brother-in-law of KR Reykjavik star Gonzalo Balbi
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Balbi' sister Sofia is married to Uruguay star who is serving ban for biting
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Balbi called Barcelona striker for advice before Champions League qualifier with Celtic
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Balbi claims the pair talk a lot and go back to when Uruguay striker was 15-years-old
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Celtic won second-round fixture 1-0 thanks to late debut goal from Callum McGregor
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Luis Suarez joined Barcelona in the summer after leaving Liverpool in £75million transfer

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will use Tuesday's State of the Union address to frame the message of his re-election campaign. The annual speech to Congress will lay out in clear terms a theme he's been repeating recently about economic inequality and a government that should ensure "a fair shake" for all. Democratic sources briefed on the draft speech say it will describe a "blueprint for an economy that's built to last." That blueprint will focus on manufacturing, energy, education and middle-class values, according to a video released on the Obama's campaign website and Democratic sources who have been briefed on the address.
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NEW: A source says President Obama will propose tax reform, clean energy incentives
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Obama's address will focus on manufacturing, energy, education and values
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Sources: Obama will discuss "insourcing," or bringing back jobs from overseas
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This will be the president's third State of the Union address

Question: One Democratic official said the president will offer to work with Congress if @placeholder agrees to work with him.


Michael Grimm, a Republican who has represented New Yorkers in Congress since 2011, entered a guilty plea on Tuesday in federal court, admitting that he helped prepare a fraudulent tax return for a restaurant he partially owned. Prosecutors have suggested he spend 24 to 30 months in prison and Grimm's lawyer suggested 12 to 18 to a judge today, but a person who is familiar with the congressman's negotiations told DailyMail.com on Monday that the Republican lawmaker doesn't expect to go to jail at all. Today Grimm told reporters chasing him down outside the court house that he doesn't plan to resign.
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Michael Grimm faced 20 federal criminal counts related to false tax returns filed by a restaurant in which he was a 45-percent owner
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The former FBI agent won re-election by 13 points last month despite the cloud of prison hanging over him; he is refusing to resign
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Loretta Lynch, the prosecutor chosen by President Obama to replace US Attorney General Eric Holder, filed the indictment in the spring
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House Speaker John Boehner is keeping mum on whether or not Grimm can keep his seat in Congress if he manages to avoid jail
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Grimm became famous worldwide in January for threatening to throw a reporter off a balcony in the US Capitol for asking him a tough question

Question: Lynch later became President Barack Obama choice to succeed @placeholder as U.S. attorney general.


By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 6 June 2013 | UPDATED: 15:17 EST, 6 June 2013 The woman who claims to have allowed 84-year-old Powerball winner Gloria Mackenzie cut in line when she bought her lucky ticket said today she doesn't regret the decision - even though it might have cost her $590million. Mindy Crandall, 34, says allowing the elderly Mackenzie to buy her lottery ticket first taught her young daughter an important lesson about kindness. When Mackenzie came forward on Wednesday to finally claim her prize - two weeks after the record May 18 drawing - she thanked the anonymous woman who let her cut in line at that Publix grocery store in Zephyhills, Florida.
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Gloria C. Mackenzie claimed jackpot and took $370million lump sum - $266million after taxes
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Mrs Mackenzie has four children and lost her husband Ralph in 2005
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Will split winnings with son Scott, 54, after making deal with share jackpot before she knew she had won
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Mindy Crandall let her cut in line before she bought the winning ticket

Question: Neighbors say the elderly millionaire plans to continue living with @placeholder in Florida - albeit in a slightly bigger home.


Published: 22:00, 06 February 2015 |                     Updated: 23:20, 06 February 2015 England buried their demons in Cardiff last minute – climbing out of a ‘big hole’ at 10-0 down to claim one of the most impressive and significant victories of recent years. This was a momentous result to launch the RBS Six Nations. The visitors were chronically weakened, or that was the theory anyway. Instead, a team deprived of so many leading men trumped rivals who were at full strength and armed with greater experience and pedigree. For a time, the ghosts of England’s record defeat in the same forbidding arena in 2013 appeared to be re-awakening, but this time Chris Robshaw and Co faced them down. This time, there was greater maturity and composed decision-making as the under-dogs turned the tables in ruthless fashion.
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Wales took an early 10-0 lead thanks to a Rhys Webb try and five points from the boot of Leigh Halfpenny
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England responded through wing Anthony Watson's first international try halfway through the first half
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Wales fly-half Dan Biggar slotted home a drop-goal to put the hosts 16-8 ahead at the half-time interval
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England came out strong in the second half and scored another try through centre Jonathan Joseph
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Wales wing Alex Cuthbert was sin binned for a deliberate knock-on as England were on the attack
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England fly-half George Ford scored two penalties to complete the scoreline
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Question: At the other end, as a disjointed contest became a stop-start kicking duel, @placeholder landed his next penalty shot but missed another routine chance, before Dan Biggar’s drop goal sent Wales into half-time in good heart.