A previously secret document found at Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan sets out a detailed al Qaeda strategy for attacking targets in Europe and the United States. The document -- a letter written to bin Laden in March 2010 by a senior operational figure in the terror group -- reveals that tunnels, bridges, dams, undersea pipelines and internet cables were among the targets. It was written by Younis al-Mauretani, a senior al Qaeda planner thought to have been behind an ambitious plan to hit "soft" targets in Europe in the fall of 2010. The U.S. Department of Justice passed the letter to German prosecutors last year for use in an ongoing trial in Dusseldorf because it possibly refers to one of the defendants, according to the German newspaper Die Zeit, which first broke the story.
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It was written by Younis al-Mauretani, a senior al Qaeda planner
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He is believed to have been behind an ambitious plan to hit "soft" targets in Europe
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He proposed that al Qaeda recruits take jobs with companies transporting gasoline

Question: Several of al-Mauretani's western recruits -- trained in the tribal territories of @placeholder -- have been arrested on their return home.


(CNN) -- Give him a position at the top of the agency; he's a good friend of the governor. That's how David Wildstein was introduced to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in 2010, according to a former employee with extensive knowledge of the agency's hiring practices. Soon after, Wildstein was named the director of Interstate Capital Projects, a title that previously had not existed at the bi-state agency, setting in motion a career that would eventually place the former political blogger at the center of the lane closures controversy at the George Washington Bridge. Wildstein catapulted into the national spotlight with his response to the infamous e-mail from New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's aide: "Time for some traffic problems in Ft. Lee," Bridget Kelly wrote. Wildstein responded, "Got it."
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David Wildstein was introduced to Port Authority as good friend of Gov. Chris Christie
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Wildstein was named to executive level post in agency soon after
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Christie has characterized Wildstein as someone he barely knew

Question: Those current and former employees said people were careful about what they said when Wildstein was in the room, always assuming it would get back to @placeholder.


By James Chapman Court of Appeal Judge Sir Alan Moses (pictured) will head the new Press regulator IPSO, which is replacing the Press Complaints Commission The judge who presided over the Soham murder trial is to head the new Press regulator being set up in the wake of the Leveson inquiry. Court of Appeal Judge Sir Alan Moses, who was said to have been so enraged by 'sensational and lurid' coverage of the Soham case that he threw a pile of newspapers across the courtroom during a pre-trial hearing, will take up the new position next month. The new Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has been set up with the backing of most newspaper groups and is expected to be in operation in June, replacing the Press Complaints Commission.
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Court of Appeal judge previously jailed Ian Huntley over murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman
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IPSO replaces Press Complaints Commission in wake of Leveson inquiry
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Sir Alan says he will 'protect the public' and 'encourage a free and fearless Press'

Question: '@placeholder is nobody's fool, and nobody's patsy,' says one long-standing professional  acquaintance.


(CNN) -- An intellectually disabled construction worker was freed Wednesday after nine years in a Texas prison, including four of them on death row, after his initial conviction for murdering a year-old infant was overturned. Manuel Velez, whose IQ is 65 and who is functionally illiterate in his native Spanish as well as English, was convicted in Brownsville in 2008 for murdering the year-old son of his then-girlfriend. But the American Civil Liberties Union, which represented Velez in his appeal, said Velez was 1,000 miles away working construction in Tennessee when the child was injured. Velez's initial court-appointed attorneys failed to discover that evidence, and "after his conviction, Manuel received the death penalty, largely because a state prison expert presented false testimony to persuade the jury that Manuel would pose a danger to society if given life without parole instead," the ACLU said.
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Manuel Velez was convicted of murdering the year-old child of his girlfriend
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But the death sentence is overturned, and a new trial ordered
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A judge cites "ineffective assistance of counsel"
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"We should be ashamed of the errors that put Manuel on the brink of execution," ACLU says

Question: Also, Velez' primary language is @placeholder, and he is a seventh-grade dropout, the ACLU said.


England and Leicester received mixed news on Tuesday as Tom Croft insisted it is ‘business as usual’ following a shoulder scare — only for club captain Ed Slater to be ruled out for the season. Croft pulled out of Saturday’s Aviva Premiership opener against Newcastle after experiencing pain as a result of a stinger he suffered in pre-season. Given Croft’s injury history — he sustained a career threatening neck injury two seasons ago and last year needed extensive surgery on torn knee ligaments — there were fears the England and Lions flanker could be facing another extended spell on the side-lines. But, speaking exclusively to Sportsmail, the 28-year-old revealed he is fit and ready to face Exeter at Sandy Park on Saturday.
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'Business as usual' for Tom Croft after shoulder injury scare
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Tigers second row Ed Slater ruled out for 'several months'
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England international has been suffering from knee injury
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Director of rugby Richard Cockerill confirmed the news

Question: @placeholder played on for 20 minutes after suffering the injury, which was only spotted when he returned to Leicester following the tour.


By Daily Mail Reporter When you go to an agricultural show it is highly likely that you will see some cattle. But the Duchess of Cornwall possibly did not expect to find herself talking to one. Especially one with a sign reading ‘Free hugs’ taped to its belly. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, left, asked Lucy Pulsford, right, whether or not she was being fed while dressed in her cow costume at the Royal Bath and West Show in Somerset Camilla ended up deep in conversation with the black-and-white cow – in reality, 19-year-old Lucy Pulsford in a fluffy but less than convincing costume – as she visited the Royal Bath and West Show in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, yesterday.
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Camilla was visiting the Royal Bath and West Society show in Somerset
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Farmer Lucy Pulsford was dressed in a cow costume offering free hugs
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Meanwhile, Prince Charles was in Transylvania where he visited a medieval church

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By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 08:18 EST, 24 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 24 January 2013 In an unlikely sequence of events, TOWIE's Lauren Goodger has emerged as the celebrity with the wardrobe women most wish to emulate. The reality TV star has been responsible for the sale of most 'copycat' outfits at one particular shop, followed by maths whizz Carol Vorderman, presenter Melanie Sykes, and fellow Essex girl Amy Childs. And the shop in question? Hybrid, an Essex fashion boutique which supplies clothes to celebrities based in the south of England, which may explain why TOWIE's Sam Faiers and Hollyoaks' Gemma Merna made the list ahead of more traditional sartorial icons such as the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham.
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Research done by Hybrid boutique in Essex
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Acid burns victim Katie Piper also made the list
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Imogen Thomas and Chelsee Healey made the 'shame' list

Question: Other celebrities who have a dramatically positive effect on sales are former Countdown brainbox Carol Vorderman, model @placeholder and former TOWIE girl Amy Childs.


By Chloe Hubbard PUBLISHED: 13:51 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:40 EST, 24 December 2013 These tiny wooden versions of Britain's best-known gay celebrities have been created by campaigners in protest of the treatment of gay people in Russia. The Russian dolls which depict Elton John, Stephen Fry, George Michael, Graham Norton and Tom Daley are hand-crafted by Paul Baker and staff at 3D studios in London. The dolls' creators had originally planned to make a tiny version of the Russian President Vladimir Putin into the smallest doll and send the dolls to make a political point to the Kremlin in Moscow and the Russian Embassy in London.
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Tiny version of Tom Daley was originally going to be topless horse riding Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Campaigners plotted to send the 6inch dolls to the Kremlin in protest of Russia's treatment of gay people
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Organisers decided to switch the Russian premier for Tom Daley when the diver 'came out' earlier this month
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A limited number of sets of the dolls are now available to buy via an online auction
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Dolls' creators are also planning to make a set of great British lesbians including Clare Balding and Mary Portas

Question: 'The first two sets, signed by Sir @placeholder, have gone for over Â£2,000.


PUBLISHED: 10:25 EST, 24 June 2012 | UPDATED: 15:03 EST, 24 June 2012 Speaking out: Sarah Richardson has said that her 'evil' mother deserves to spend the rest of life in prison for the murder of two of her children The eldest daughter of child killer Lianne Smith has said her 'evil' mother deserves to spend the rest of her life behind bars. A Spanish court this week found the 45-year-old guilty murdering of her children, 11-month-old Daniel and Rebecca, five, days after her partner was arrested on suspicion of raping Sarah Richardson as a child. Now Ms Richardson, 23, has told how she cannot bring herself to look at pictures of her mother, who ran away to the Costa Brava with paedophile TV hypnotist Martin Smith.
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Sarah Richardson, 23, waives right to anonymity and reveals how her mother stood by as she suffered 11 years of sexual abuse from step-father

Question: Ms Richardson doted on @placeholder, calling her 'my baby' and telling how she would look after her as if she were her own child.


By Associated Press A Washington state sheriff has sent a memo to deputies telling them that sex on duty will not be tolerated. Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich says he had to spell out the policy because a deputy he fired for the behavior won his job back last month in arbitration. Scott Kenoyer got his job back in May after an arbitrator found that the consequence was too severe after he admitted to having sex while on duty. Scroll down for video... Rules are rules: Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich sent out a memorandum to his deputies stating that sex on duty was not tolerated
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Spokane County Sheriff composed a memo to other officers after a deputy had sex at work
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Deputy Scott Kenoyer was fired but ended up getting his job back after arbitration
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Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich believed he had no other choice other than to send a memo outlawing sex on duty

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Question: Mixed work with pleasure: Sheriff¿s Office employees conducted an internal investigation into Deputy Scott Kenoyer's conduct when a woman claimed that she had sex with @placeholder while he was on duty.


By Alexandra Klausner A 10-month-old baby died on Friday night after his mother's boyfriend allegedly beat him. Eddie Widdick, 23, of Jermyn, Pennsylvania was charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of his girlfriend Ashley Nelson's child on Wednesday for allegedly bludgeoning the boy so badly he suffered deep brain injuries, hemorrhages in both eyes, bruises on the head and torso, and a rib fracture. An autopsy will be performed on the baby Silas on Monday and more charges will be filed against Widdick following the autopsy, First Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico said Saturday. He also said that homicide charges are likely.
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Eddie Widdick, 23, was charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of his girlfriend Ashley Nelson's baby Silas on Wednesday
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Ms. Nelson has not been charged and Mr. Widdick is being held at Lackawanna County Prison with a bail of $150,000
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The baby suffered deep brain injuries, hemorrhages in both eyes, bruises on the head and torso, and a rib fracture before dying at the hospital

Question: Widdick frantically called Ashley Nelson on Wednesday morning to say 'he didn't do it' but that @placeholder was not 'breathing right.'


By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 11 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:41 EST, 12 July 2013 A California man accused of murdering his 6-week-old baby girl last year had allegedly tortured the special needs child nearly from birth, it was revealed during a Wednesday court hearing. Aaron Rowe, 23, of Visalia, has been charged with a single count of murder with a special circumstance of torture, which is punishable by the death penalty or a life sentence without parole. Rowe's 22-year-old wife, Courtney, faces a charge of failure to protect a child from abuse, with a special allegation of willful harm to a child.
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Aaron Rowe, 23, charged with murder in the November 2012 slaying of his 6-week-old daughter, Peyton
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Baby Peyton was born with Turner syndrome, which can cause physical deformities and serious conditions like infertility later in life
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Autopsy showed infant died from blunt force trauma and had numerous older fractures from prolonged abuse
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Courtney Rowe, 22, accused of child endangerment for failing to protect daughter

Question: The shocking revelations resulted in the arrests of Aaron and @placeholder the following day.


Havana, Cuba (CNN)Two weeks after the United States and Cuba agreed to thaw decades of icy relations, the U.S. State Department blasted the Cuban government for reportedly arresting at least six dissidents. There was no comment from Cuban authorities on the arrests that were reported by other dissidents and the U.S. State Department. "We are deeply concerned about the latest reports of detentions and arrests by Cuban authorities of peaceful civil society members and activists," State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said in a statement. Roberta Jacobson, the assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs, wrote Tuesday on Twitter that "Freedom of expression remains core of U.S. policy on Cuba, we support activists exercising those rights and condemn today's detentions."
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The United States and Cuba exchanged prisoners two weeks ago
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The move was part of a change in U.S. policy toward the island nation
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Dissidents reported several arrests ahead of a planned rally Tuesday

Question: @placeholder also freed a Cuban double agent who had worked as a U.S. intelligence source and who'd been held for more than 20 years, although authorities did not identify that person for security reasons.


Washington (CNN)  -- A new book about former Sen. John Edwards paints him as a cold, calculating and reckless politician willing to deny fathering a daughter, risking his marriage and putting the Democratic Party in potential political jeopardy -- all in the name of trying to win the presidency. In "The Politician," former Edwards' aide Andrew Young details his efforts to conceal an ongoing extra-marital affair and the birth of a child out-of-wedlock. "The Politician" went on sale Saturday. Young described an elaborate plan that allowed Edwards to maintain a mistress while he sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008. The plan was funded by two wealthy benefactors, the late trial lawyer Fred Baron and banking heir widow Bunny Mellon, but Mellon was unaware that her money was being used for the mistress.
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Andrew Young writes he arranged rendezvous for John Edwards, Rielle Hunter
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Edwards denied he fathered a child with Hunter for more than a year
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John Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards have separated, contest accounts in the book
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Federal grand jury investigating payments made to Hunter

Question: And when Edwards impregnated Hunter, Young said he agreed to the senator's request to lie and say he was the father even though @placeholder, himself, was married with three children.

Question: • Despite @placeholder' carefully crafted image as a champion for everyday people, he was "irritated by ordinary events.


By Stephen Mcgowan Henrik Larsson has shown little to suggest he is the man to manage Celtic. Little to indicate he might be the new Jose Mourinho. Three years at modest Swedish second flight club Landskrona ended tamely with a mutual parting of the ways. At Falkenberg, his latest gig, the first ten games of the season have brought three wins, two draws and five defeats. Currently 11th in a league of 16 teams this is a team battling for survival, not trophies. In with a shout: Henrik Larsson could be the next Celtic boss but lacks coaching experience Legend: Larsson enjoyed a seven-year career at Celtic and won the league title four times
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Former Celtic legend Henrik Larsson is favourite to take over from Neil Lennon as manager
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Would be a popular appointment with fans and put bums on seats
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However, Larsson has no real coaching pedigree and a lack of experience of managing in the Champions League

Question: But it’s not @placeholder, the iconic player, they would be getting.


Ten years ago Porto, led by an enigmatic young coach by the name of Jose Mourinho, shocked the footballing world by winning the Champions League. But that same summer the team was dismantled. Mourinho jumped ship to join Chelsea, taking Ricardo Carvalho and Paulo Ferreira with him for a combined fee of more than £30million, while the team’s playmaker Deco was lured to the Nou Camp by Frank Rijkaard. On Monday, Manchester City finally completed the signing of Eliaquim Mangala, for a fee of £32m, which took Porto’s income from transfer fees since they conquered Europe sailing through the £600m mark.
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Received £614m in transfer fees in last decade, including the sale of Deco
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Sold 15 players for more than £15m as James Rodriguez, Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira and Raul Meireles all left
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English clubs have spent £145.8m on Porto talent in that time

Question: 2014: @placeholder to Manchester City - £44m (we are saying £32m)


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- At least 15 people were killed and more than 40 wounded in battles between the Jihadist militant group Ansar al Sharia and forces loyal to a renegade general in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on Monday, according to hospitals in the city. Fighting erupted at about 2 a.m. when Ansar al Sharia fighters surrounded and attacked a Benghazi base belonging to a Libyan army special forces unit that allied itself with renegade Gen. Khalifa Haftar, according to residents and Col. Mohammed al-Hijazi, a spokesman for the self-declared Libyan National Army. Battles continued for hours in different parts of the city through the morning hours. Live pictures on the privately owned Libya al-Ahrar TV showed plumes of black smoke rising as explosions and gunfire could be heard in the distance.
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Ansar al Sharia fighters attack a base belonging to a Libyan army unit loyal to Gen. Khalifa Haftar
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Without Libyan government consent, Haftar is attacking Benghazi Islamist groups
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He says his Benghazi campaign is a war to purge Libya of extremist groups
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Jihadist group leader accuses him of war against Islam, warns U.S. not to back him

Question: "We remain concerned about the safety of @placeholder residents who are caught in the armed clashes.

Question: Libya ... will only show @placeholder what is more severe than what it saw there," he said.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 05:34 EST, 30 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:44 EST, 8 November 2012 It was hailed as one of the greatest moments in British television history but as the Queen appeared to parachute into the Olympic Stadium this summer Seb Coe thought: 'Oh my God! What have we sanctioned here!' As part of the lavish London 2012 opening ceremony Britain's Monarch was shown jumping from a helicopter with James Bond actor Daniel Craig, but ever since there has been mystery surrounding how, exactly, she was persuaded to do it - until now. Lifting the lid on her first movie role, Seb Coe has revealed the audacious stunt had been kept a secret from the Queen's own dumbstruck family who watched it unfold on July 27 this year.
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The Queen had kept the stunt a secret from her family while those few in the know, including Lord Coe, watched their reactions nervously
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Prince Charles 'began roaring with laughter. As for his sons, they were beside themselves,' he says
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Harry and William were shouting 'Go Granny!'
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David Cameron asked if she was willing to do the mini-movie during their weekly meeting at the Palace

Question: Olympics opening skit: @placeholder and the Queen make their way to the waiting helicopter through the corridors of Buckingham Palace


JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- Indonesian authorities believe two suicide bombers checked into the JW Marriott Hotel in Jakarta and carried out coordinated bombings Friday morning, killing themselves and at least six victims and wounding more than 50 others. A body is removed following the blasts at the Ritz-Carlton and the nearby J.W. Marriott hotels in Jakarta on Friday. It is unclear what group is behind the attacks on the Marriott and the adjacent Ritz-Carlton hotel, Indonesia's National Police Chief Gen. Bambang Hendarso said at a news conference. He warned that the death toll could rise. Four of the six victims in Jakarta's hotel bombings were foreigners, the Indonesian Healthy Ministry said Saturday.
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Police say bombers had earlier checked into Marriott hotel
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Death toll in bomb attacks now six with at least 50 injured
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Police defuse bomb found on 18th floor of JW Marriott hotel in Jakarta
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Indonesian president: Too early to determine who was behind the attacks

Question: Orlob said there had been no indication of any "immediate threat in @placeholder."


To mark the end of Islam's holiest month, Iftikhar Ali will head not to a mosque but to a convention center guarded by law enforcement officers. That's because this month, during Ramadan, the mosque in Joplin, Missouri, burned to the ground. Its rubble smoldered for two days as a shocked Muslim community came to terms with what had happened. "I think there are a few people who don't like anybody," Ali said. "They don't like a different color than their color or different religions." Ali, who is the president of the Joplin mosque, said the congregation rented a convention center so people would have a place to pray and celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the feast that marks the end of fasting for Ramadan.
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Attacks on Islamic centers spiked across America during the holy month of Ramadan
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Many Muslims are fearful as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr in the United States
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The fear was heightened by the carnage at the Sikh temple and the burning of a Missouri mosque
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An Islamic advocacy group has asked mosques to beef up security Sunday for Eid

Question: Police still do not have information on who was responsible for the act, which was particularly offensive during @placeholder to practicing Muslims who consider pigs as unclean.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:19 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:31 EST, 12 September 2013 The town of Lester, seen in images from the Seattle Post Intelligencer, in central Washington State was once a service stop for trains running from Seattle to Minneapolis on the Great Northern railway line, but it is now a ghost town. The last surviving resident of the town, which was founded in the 1892 in the picturesque Cascade Mountains, a woman by the name of Gertrude Murphy, died in 2002 at the age of 99. Now, the town stands as a testament to the changing face of America in the post industrial age.
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Lester, Washington's last living resident died in in 2002 at the age of 99
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The town was once a fuel stop for trains but lost its usefulness when they stopped using coal

Question: Breathtaking: The remnants of a warehouse decay ever further in Lester, an old railroad town situated in @placeholder in Central Washington


A New York City fire department captain has been arrested on suspected criminal sex acts involving children in Hollywood. Capt. Wilbert Riera arrested on Sept. 19 at Staten Island's Rossville station by an FBI task force after a felony warrant was issued. Los Angeles Police said the incident involved two children and occurred on Sept. 12. Capt. Wilbert Riera arrested on Sept. 19 at Staten Island's Rossville station by an FBI task force after a felony warrant was issued detailing six counts of oral sex with children The New York Daily News reports that the warrant charges Riera, 51, with six counts of oral sex with children.
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21-year NYFD veteran Capt. Wilber Riera was busted on Sept. 19 at the Staten Island Rossville station
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Has been suspended for 30 days without pay by the fire department and is awaiting extradition to Los Angeles
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Warrant claims six counts of oral sex with children

Question: He has received at least three @placeholder awards for saving the lives of four patients while on the way to the hospital.


Boston (CNN) -- They could not say for certain who shot their loved ones in brutal gangland-style "hits," but a series of witnesses captivated the courtroom -- and drove two jurors to tears -- Thursday as prosecution testimony continued in the federal trial of reputed Boston mob leader James "Whitey" Bulger. One witnesses, 63-year-old Diane Sussman de Tennen, alternated between bouts of crying and attempts to smile as she recounted the night she was in a car that suddenly was riddled by bullets, leaving her then-boyfriend a quadriplegic for the remaining three decades of his life. "I remember hearing this noise -- a continuous stream of noise of gunfire, (like) rocks being thrown...it just was nonstop ... in retrospect it was a machine gun," she said, describing the night she and her boyfriend were riding home with another man, Michael Milano, after her birthday celebration at a Boston bar.
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Witnesses in the "Whitey" Bulger trial relive shootings that left relatives, friends dead
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Testimony was emotional, two jurors were in tears
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A witness remembers her boyfriend "covered in blood and broken glass, eyes glazed over"
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Reputed Boston mob leader Bulger is charged in 19 killings

Question: Sussman de Tennen said she reached over @placeholder, who was collapsed on the steering wheel, and laid on the horn until a taxi driver pulled over and called an ambulance.


Paris, France (CNN) -- Hurling insults against French President Nicolas Sarkozy, crowds of demonstrators marched through the boulevards of eastern Paris to protest his anti-crime measures. Organized by 50 human rights and activist groups, labor unions and political opponents of Sarkozy the cortege of protesters at one point stretched a mile and a half from the Place de La Republique to the Place de la Bastille, where a stained French flag was hung on a central monument. Organizers said 50,000 filled the streets, though police put the official estimate at 12,000. Referring to France's contentious role in World War II, protesters held up signs such as "Sarkozy, son of Petain," referring to Marshal Philippe Petain, who led the pro-Nazi Vichy regime.
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Protesters say measures are discriminatory and will not stop crime
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Sarkozy says more immigration regulation is needed
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One proposal revokes French citizenship of foreign-born people who attack police
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The protests come after hundreds of Roma were expelled from France

Question: Immigration policy has long been a top issue for the conservative @placeholder.


Alan Dershowitz (above)  said the allegations against him are 'totally made up' and 'provably untrue' A Harvard law professor named alongside Prince Andrew in his 'sex slave' case has said he is 'fighting back' against his accusers and is confident any success will help clear the royal's name. Alan Dershowitz was named in court documents by a woman who says she was forced to have sex with friends of U.S. billionaire and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, including the Duke of York. Professor Dershowitz has today said the allegations against him are 'not only totally made up' but also 'provably untrue' and is now challenging the claims with 'all the resources he can muster'.
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Alan Dershowitz named alongside Prince Andrew in 'sex slave' case
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Today he said allegations are  'totally made up' but also 'provably untrue'
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Made number of legal filings to clear his name through US court system
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Prince accused of having sex with girl while she was underage 'sex slave'
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Buckingham Palace has issued strongly-worded denials of the allegations

Question: But he added that any legal success he has against the woman - named by @placeholder as Virginia Roberts - will work in the prince's favour as it will establish his accuser lacks credibility.


I'm knee deep in the icy Atnarko River in central British Columbia. A belt is cinched across my chest waders to prevent water from dragging me under if I slip in. Cougar tracks are pressed into the snow on the bank. At least the grizzlies, which feast on spawning salmon here each fall, are napping this time of year. On this morning, my guide Jai Condon demonstrates the art of fly-fishing. He flicks the rod. Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh. And, releases. "How do you lay the line down so nicely?" someone asks. "Practice," he says, laughing. I'm terrible. I don't get a nibble even though trout can be caught year round in the Bella Coola Valley, about 1,000 kilometers north of Vancouver. I didn't come here to fish, but I'm hooked.
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The highest peak in the Coast Mountains is Mt. Waddington at 4,019 meters
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Coast Mountain's rugged landscape doubled for the Himalayas in feature films "Seven Years in Tibet" and "Kundun"
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Guests at Pantheon Heli Ranch can ski uncharted terrain then name the new run

Question: @placeholder, my fishing guide, later returns to the lodge cradling a block of that ancient ice.


By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 06:08 EST, 30 April 2013 Families face child penalties of up to £244 on summer holidays, the Mail can reveal today. Travel firms have been charging two parents and two youngsters more than they would four adults booking exactly the same package. The levy applied to popular Thomas Cook and Thomson hotels and apartments in Spain, Greece and Turkey. Both firms admitted the pricing discrepancy existed. Penalty Effectively an under-occupancy charge, the policy is similar to the supplements single travellers fall foul of. The Daily Mail obtained quotes for a family with two children aged six and ten for a week’s holiday on August 3 and compared them with the same stay for four adults.
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The levy applied to Thomas Cook and Thomson hotels and apartments
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Thomas Cook's website charged £244 more than for a group of four adults
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Thomson charged £173 more than the same trip for four adults

Question: After the Daily Mail highlighted the anomaly, @placeholder set up a phone line to allow families to claim refunds.


(CNN)  -- Didier Drogba muscled his way through for a late winner to put Chelsea into the FA Cup final with a 2-1 victory over Arsenal at Wembley on Saturday. A bare-chested Drogba is congratulated by Salomon Kalou after scoring the winner at Wembley. The all-London clash rarely hit the heights on a difficult pitch, but Drogba's 84th minute strike gave Guus Hiddink's men a deserved victory and leaves them in contention for three trophies. Dutchman Hiddink, who took temporary charge of the Blues in February and has lost only one match, said Drogba had proved his worth again.
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Didier Droba winner ends Arsenal's long unbeaten run and puts Chelsea in final
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Theo Walcott put Arsenal ahead before Florent Malouda equalized
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Manchester United and Everton play in second FA Cup semifinal on Sunday

Question: @placeholder looked occasionally dangerous on the flank and twice sent in crosses which might have been converted, but Chelsea looked the more threatening and the teams were spared extra time when Drogba powered through to score.


Click here to see our brilliant Match Zone, including Victor Wanyama's wonder-strike for Southampton An early blunder by third-choice Hull keeper Eldin Jakupovic and a moment of opportunism from Victor Wanyama were the decisive factors as Southampton maintained their extraordinary start to the season. Jakupovic failed to deal effectively with a back-pass, hitting it to Wanyama who, in turn, lobbed it back from distance, over the keeper’s head and into the net. So Southampton go marching on — with 10 wins in their last 11 games in all competitions and playing as solidly at the back as they are threateningly going forward.
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Southampton went into the game having won six of their first nine matches in the Premier League
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Victor Wanyama opened the scoring in the third minute with a spectacular 40-yard first-time effort
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The Saints stay second after their win, while Hull slip to 13th in the Premier League table
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Ronald Koeman’s side have now not conceded a league goal in 320 minutes of football

Question: Koeman walks over to the away support to applaud their efforts - his @placeholder side stay second in the league after a narrow win


(CNN) -- Think that President Barack Obama has done a back flip on Iraq and Syria, gotten that old-time religion and is now a convert to the "let's kill them wherever we find them" approach of his predecessors? Think again, or at least lay down until the feeling passes. Indeed, stripped to its essence, what the President has outlined isn't some grand strategy to transform the region or even to "ultimately destroy" ISIS; it's a much narrower transactional one to protect the homeland. And here's why: The speech the President gave is quite consistent with who he is and what his priorities have been all along, particularly relating to counterterrorism. Sure he's now morphed from a desire to avoid militarizing the U.S. role in Syria to a new willingness to do so. But the reason he's traveled down that road is critical.
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Has President Obama reverted to George W. Bush's policy on terrorism and the Middle East?
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Aaron Miller says the President instead is narrowly focused on preventing homeland terrorism
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He says Obama long ago put his faith in counterterrorism, including drone strikes
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Obama knows his presidency will be judged partly on whether he kept U.S. safe, Miller says

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(CNN) -- We may be coming upon a new era for the Internet search. Google dominates the search world, but some sites are trying to expand the possibilities. And, despite what you may think, Google is not the only player. New search engines that are popping up across the Web strive to make searches faster, smarter, more personal and more visually interesting. Some sites, like Twine and hakia, will try to personalize searches, separating out results you would find interesting, based on your Web use. Others, like Searchme, offer iTunes-like interfaces that let users shuffle through photos and images instead of the standard list of hyperlinks. Kosmix bundles information by type -- from Twitter, from Facebook, from blogs, from the government -- to make it easier to consume.
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New search engines try to make searches faster, smarter, more personal
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Wolfram Alpha, which launches this month, acts as a powerful calculator
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Others are trying to make searches more visual instead of text-based

Question: If you ask @placeholder a question, the search engine's computers scan the Web for matching search terms and come up with answers that make the most sense statistically.


Editor's note: Since the FBI arrested a Brooklyn businessman in late July on federal charges of organ trafficking, CNN has been conducting a worldwide investigation into the sale of kidneys using willing donors and willing recipients from China to Israel to the United States. Nick Rosen says he got $20,000 to donate his kidney and lied to the hospital's transplant team. TEL AVIV, Israel (CNN) -- Four years ago, a young, cash-starved Israeli answered an ad in a newspaper for a kidney donor. "I decided I wanted to make a positive change in my life and do something different," Nick Rosen told CNN. "So I saw an ad in the paper and it said, 'Kidney Donor Wanted.' And called the ad in the paper, and they asked me my blood type."
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CNN investigating what appears to be a widespread black market in human organs
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Israeli man says he received $20,000 for his kidney
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He says he lied to the hospital about the money he received
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10 percent of kidney transplants worldwide are thought to be illegal

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Question: @placeholder investigators are looking intensively at illegal organ trafficking under the new law, the ministry said.


(CNN) -- A North Dakota freshman walked in front of his class, made an apology and then shot himself with a handgun Thursday morning, Richland County authorities said. The injured boy was coherent when he was taken to a hospital, said Principal Jay Townsend of Fairmount Public School, which has 112 students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Authorities don't know what the apology was about, Sheriff Larry Leshovsky said. The student wasn't in any kind of trouble that the principal was aware of. The freshman, whose name wasn't being released, has lived in the small, rural community of 380 residents his entire life and has spent all educational years at Fairmount School, Mayor Jon Nelk said.
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NEW: "As far as I know, he's a well-behaved, good kid," mayor says
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Boy was coherent after he shot himself with a small handgun, principal says

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An Army veteran who neighbors say played in a far-right punk band was the lone shooter in the rampage at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin that killed six people and wounded four, according to information Monday from law enforcement authorities. Wade Michael Page, 40, was shot to death by police responding to the Sunday morning attack in the Milwaukee suburb of Oak Creek, the community's chief of police told reporters. A long history of bias crimes against Sikhs Sunday's attack occurred 16 days after a gunman killed 12 people and wounded scores in a Colorado movie theater, reigniting the gun-control debate in the United States.
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Motive has not been identified, police chief says
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A former Army buddy says Wade Michael Page, 40, talked of "racial holy war"
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Family of suspect says it is "devastated," in prayer for victims

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By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 15:15 EST, 16 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:15 EST, 16 December 2013 The discovery of a human bone in East Africa may finally reveal the mystery of when our hands evolved to be able to use tools. Researchers from Missouri found the bone, which has a unique projection that helps it to connect it to the wrist, in Kenya and it is thought to have belonged to early ancestor Homo erectus. Until now the unique bone structure has only been seen in modern-day humans and Neanderthals, and the discovery means the feature may have evolved more half a million years earlier than previously thought.
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A bone found in Kenya is the earliest evidence of a modern human hand
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This feature is called a ‘styloid process’ and helps us to grip and use tools
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The bone dates back 1.42 million years - half a million years before previously thought

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By Anna Sanders PUBLISHED: 20:35 EST, 8 June 2013 | UPDATED: 00:24 EST, 9 June 2013 The Director of National Intelligence responded Saturday to the disclosure of classified government surveillance programs, saying these measures kept Americans safe and are 'authorized by Congress'. Hoping to 'dispel some of the myths' after leaked documents published by The Guardian and The Washington Post shed light on two top-secret government surveillance programs, James R Clapper said in a statement the purpose of the programs is 'to obtain foreign intelligence information, including information necessary to thwart terrorist and cyber attacks against the United States and its allies'.
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Surveillance programs have 'proven vital to keeping the nation and our allies safe' said Director of National Intelligence James R Clapper
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Clapper's response comes as Guardian reveals new info on intelligence gathering system 'Boundless Informant'
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Clapper declassified information on how intelligence is gathered, noting Congress 'authorized' surveillance activities
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NSA filed criminal report with Justice Dept. in relation to leaks to The Guardian and The Washington Post

Question: Clapper's statement came as a new Guardian report revealed more information on the @placeholder's tool for recording and analyzing intelligence.


Terrified passengers on a flight across Europe feared they were moments away from death after one of the plane's engine's failed in mid-air. After an emergency was declared by the flight crew, the plane's 'weeping' pilot warned holidaymakers that they had six minutes before they would crash, a passenger says. Travellers were ordered to put on their life jackets and brace for a water landing during the charter flight from Split, Croatia to Nantes, France. Scroll down for video Terrifying experience: A passenger says a 'weeping' pilot told travellers to prepare for a crash landing at sea Tourist Benjamin Girard described the harrowing experience aboard the Europe Airpost flight, saying passengers were 'crying and screaming' in horror as the aircraft was in danger of crash landing in the Adriatic Sea on 23 August.
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Total panic broke out aboard the flight from Split, Croatia to Nantes, France
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Crying pilot said they had six minutes before they would crash
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Europe Airpost plane made an emergency landing in Venice, Italy

Question: @placeholder acknowledged that there was 'panic on board' but insists passengers' safety was not at risk.


(CNN) -- Andy Murray crushed Roger Federer in straight sets in a one-sided final to claim victory in the Shanghai Masters on Sunday. The Briton, who also defeated the former world number one in the Toronto Masters final in August, took just under 90 minutes to secure a 6-3 6-2 victory. World number four Murray has now beaten Federer eight times in their 13 meetings, although has crucially lost both times they have met in the final of a grand slam (U.S. Open in 2008 and this year's Australian Open final). And there was never any doubt that Murray would continue his fine record against Federer, with the Swiss making a remarkable 30 unforced errors while failing to convert six break points.
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Andy Murray crushes Roger Federer in a one-sided final for victory in the Shanghai Masters
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The British world number four takes under 90 minutes to complete a 6-3 6-2 win
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Despite the defeat, Federer will return to second place in the latest ATP rankings

Question: "Today could have been better, but @placeholder was the best player in the tournament so he deserved it."


(CNN) -- Luis Suarez has made his mark in football, as one of the most feared strikers in the game. In more ways than one. Since joining the Dutch powerhouse club Ajax in 2007, the Uruguayan has established himself as one of the world's most inventive, tenacious and talented scorers. This past season, Suarez topped all others in England's Premier League with 31 goals. But now, it's a mark of a different kind -- near the shoulder of Italian national team defender Giorgio Chiellini -- that has everyone talking. TV cameras showed the two tangling during Tuesday's Italy-Uruguay World Cup showdown, with Suarez's head seemingly dipping toward Chiellini. Afterward, the Italian player got up, pulled down his shirt and seemed to passionately indicate he'd been bitten by the Uruguayan striker.
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Liverpool star was voted player of the year in England's Premier League
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An Italian player accuses him of biting during a World Cup match

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The afeared nasty weather didn't show up for the Super Bowl on Sunday. Neither did the Denver Broncos. But Madison Avenue, with its hundreds of millions of dollars worth of commercials, was there. And it looks like the ad men and women have caught on to this whole social media thing. For the first time, more than half of all commercials aired during the big game included a social hashtag. From Chevy's #SilveradoStrong to Coke's #AmericaIsBeautiful, 57% of the ads featured hashtags, those searchable terms that have spread from Twitter to Instagram, Facebook and other platforms. That's up from 50% last year and 7% the year before -- a remarkable ascent, considering that Audi made news just three years ago when it became the first Super Bowl advertiser to push to Twitter.
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More than half of Super Bowl ads included social hashtags
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More ads featured Facebook mentions than Twitter
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The game generated nearly 25 million tweets, more than last year
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Experts say mobile-ready viewers expect to be social

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(CNN) -- Meat is murder? Well, perhaps not for much longer. Artist Banksy has satirized modern farming and meat production; could in-vitro meat be a better option? A pioneering group of scientists are working to grow real animal protein in the laboratory, which they not only claim is better for animal welfare, but actually healthier, both for people and the planet. It may sound like science fiction, but this technology to create in-vitro meat could be changing global diets within ten years. "Cultured meat would have a lot of advantages," said Jason Matheny of research group New Harvest. "We could precisely control the amount of fat in meat. We could make ground beef with an ideal fatty acid ratio -- a hamburger that prevents heart attacks instead of causing them."
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Ongoing research into in-vitro meat; grown in a lab using animal samples
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Advocates say in-vitro meat is better for health of humans and environment
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Lab-made meat could be served in a decade, says research scientist Jason Matheny

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Washington (CNN) -- The dinner was billed as a "Celebration of Service." The honorees: Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas. The hosts: the Federalist Society, an influential conservative legal group whose membership includes judges, lawmakers and government officials. Little news was made at the society's recent three-day convention, but the appearance of perhaps the Supreme Court's most right-leaning members was buzzworthy and just the latest chapter in what can be read as both drama and farce: the future of health care reform in the U.S. and the sideline war over who will be on hand to decide it. The high-stakes legal fight will be argued by the nine-member bench in March, with a ruling expected by June. And if advocates on both sides of the debate have their way, perhaps only seven, even six justices could decide what shapes up to be the biggest constitutional fight in a decade.
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Thomas, Kagan and Scalia are at center of legal, political battle over case
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Many have called for them to recuse themselves or step aside during ruling
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Opponents cite previous litigation, political ties to key stakeholders

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(CNN) -- A Michigan man was arraigned Saturday as part of an investigation into the deaths of women linked to a website that hosts ads for escort services. James Brown, 24, mumbled his name with his head down while appearing via video during Saturday's session at Michigan's 36th District Court in Detroit. He is charged with disinterring dead bodies and arson in relation to the deaths of Demesha Hunt, Renisha Landers, Natasha Curtis and Vernithea McCrary. He is a suspect in the killings of each of the four women, who were found dead on Detroit's east side last December, a prosecutor said in court. But he has not yet been charged with murder.
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James Brown, 24, is charged and held on $1 million bond in Michigan, police say
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The counts are tied to an investigation into the deaths of four women
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They posted online ads for escort services before their deaths, police say
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Their bodies were found in Detroit; the police chief says they likely died elsewhere

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By Christopher Stevens We're a nation of hoarders, but Drew Pritchard might inspire you to take a closer look at your clutter. His TV show Salvage Hunters proves that junk can be priceless - if it has the 'X Factor'. Drew, 43, is no ordinary antiques trader. He describes himself as a 'decorative salvage dealer', scouring collections and hoards everywhere from country houses to bric-a-brac shops, in search of things to renovate. He has an eye for the pieces other dealers miss, and his discerning clients - who include fashion designer Ralph Lauren, chef Marco Pierre White and Hollywood star Jim Carrey - trust his taste in the unusual.
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The programme may inspire you to rifle through your junk

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London (CNN) -- Modern European football has become almost synonymous with precocious millionaire players who lead lavish "bling" lifestyles and attract wages that would make even Wall Street bankers blush. But there was a time when soccer was a career driven more by love than financial reward. Rewind to 1961 and salaries for even the most famous footballers were low, as the English game was constricted by a law that limited the weekly wage to a maximum of just $31 (£20). It is 50 years since Jimmy Hill -- a dashing midfielder for first division side Fulham and the head of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) -- won his fight against what he perceived as an "injustice."
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Exorbitant wages paid to Europe's top footballers set to keep on soaring
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Barcelona star Lionel Messi is the biggest earner, making $47 million in 2009
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UEFA introducing new rules to help curb club's mounting debts thanks largely to salaries
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Football finance expert says as long as economies continue to grow so will players' wages

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Caroline Pla just won her fight to get back on the field. Pla has been playing football since kindergarten, and for the past two years, the 11-year-old has been holding her own on the gridiron. Her playing time with the Catholic Youth Organization ended after last season when the Archdiocese of Philadelphia enforced its "boys only" policy for football, sidelining the All-Star guard and defensive end. 'More than able to hold her own,' girl gets boot Members of a panel selected by the archdiocese voted to continue the boys-only policy as written. Despite the panel's recommendation, on Thursday Archbishop Charles Chaput ordered the archdiocese to allow girls to play CYO football, according to a statement.
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Philadelphia Archdiocese reverses course, says girls can play football, provisionally
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Girl played 2 seasons of tackle football before archdiocese enforced boys-only rule
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Change.org petition asking Archdiocese to reconsider garners 108,000 signatures
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Mom on daughter: "Caroline was never going to give up, even if they said no"

Question: "The @placeholder will allow for co-ed participation in CYO football, effective in the 2013 season," the statement said, adding that the rule was provisional and will be reviewed in future seasons.


Lewis Hamilton has hailed Daniel Ricciardo as one of the best drivers in Formula One at present following his impressive performances this season. In going up against four-time champion Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull following his promotion from Toro Rosso, few people gave Ricciardo a chance this term. Yet the amiable Australian has stunned everyone in the sport, and in many eyes has been one of the stars of the show. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the Hungarian GP review Impact: Daniel Ricciardo has made a big impression in his first season driving for Red Bull Other than Hamilton and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg, Ricciardo is the only driver to win a grand prix race in 2014, taking the chequered flag in two of the 11 races to date, propelling him to third in the drivers' standings.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo has won two races this season
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He's the only non-Mercedes driver to take the chequered flag
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Lewis Hamilton praised the Red Bull racer, who sits third in the standings

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(CNN) -- He's a bespectacled, middle-aged South Korean guy with a corporate job. But he has already swept Twitter and the international media, which swarmed him at the airport as he departed. The uber fan who captured the heart of Kansas City is to arrive at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday for Game 1 of the World Series. Lee SungWoo has become the unlikely talisman for the surprise contenders, the Kansas City Royals. His nearly 20 year-long obsession with the baseball team from afar has become the feel-good story. After becoming a fan in the 1990s, Lee followed the Royals, barely missing a game, despite the 14-hour difference between Kansas City and Seoul. He paid little heed that the Royals hadn't made the playoffs in the last 29 years. In a 2012 interview, he tried to explain to a local website about his love for the Royals.
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Unlikely story about a Korean fan of the Royals made waves this summer
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Lee SungWoo will be returning to Kansas City to watch World Series
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Lee won over the city and Royals fans by his unrelenting loyalty to the team

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Facing the largest anti-government protests in his 11 months in power, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro vowed to move forward with the prosecution of a leading opposition figure on charges of terrorism and murder. Four anti-government protesters and one government supporter have died in clashes around the country. The man the government blames for the deaths is Leopoldo Lopez, an opposition leader who turned himself in to authorities on Tuesday. A court hearing to determine whether Lopez will be released or remain behind bars began inside a military prison Wednesday night, his family told CNN en Español. Human rights groups warn about the danger of turning the protests into a persecution of political opponents.
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Lopez's family says a court hearing for the opposition leader has begun
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Charges against opposition leader include murder, terrorism, arson
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Obama: Venezuela should focus on people's concerns, not make false accusations
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Maduro about Lopez in prison: "I will do that with all the fascists"

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:58 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 30 March 2013 A mother suffered a fatal heart attack after learning her baby had died in the womb, an inquest has heard. Her grieving husband Darren, 41, said he was convinced she had died of a broken heart after learning that their first child was dead. Lindsay Clift, 29, collapsed in a hospital delivery suite on September 26 last year. Lindsay Clift (pictured with husband Darren) died five hours after her daughter Katy May was stillborn last September The couple had wanted to start a family since they met seven years ago. They discovered they were expecting their first child after marrying in May 2011
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Lindsay Clift, 29, died five hours after her daughter was delivered stillborn
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Inquest heard she died of a rare condition called amniotic fluid embolism
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Caused fluid from the baby to travel to her lungs and trigger a heart attack

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(CNN) -- There is a growing belief among many in the West that Europe and the United States provoked President Putin into annexing Crimea. Moscow's reaction to NATO expansion and to the EU's efforts to bring Ukraine into its orbit was, it is said, inevitable. In this view, Western leaders backed Putin into a corner and, with the situation worsening in eastern Ukraine, it is time we gave him an exit plan. Interestingly, this is the prevalent view in Southeast Asia, a region not lacking a large and assertive neighbor of its own. In Singapore last week, several prominent figures told me Southeast Asia is managing better the challenge of a resurgent China than Europe is a re-assertive Russia. But this is a misleading comparison. China and Russia present entirely different propositions to their neighbors.
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There is a growing view Russia was provoked into annexing Crimea, Robin Niblett says
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This belief is prevalent in Southeast Asia, where China is asserting itself, he says
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Putin's "winner takes all" approach, however, requires a strong response, he says

Question: @placeholder's current account surplus was already projected to have disappeared this year, before the crisis over Ukraine.


Thirty years on from his own first world-title defence, Barry McGuigan is calling on Carl Frampton to follow his lead and deliver a knockout in his first fight as a world champion. The Belfast ‘Jackal’ defends his IBF super-bantamweight world crown on Saturday night, returning to the Odyssey Arena five months after defeating Kiko Martinez at a purpose-built stadium on the Titanic slipways. While there is a more limited capacity attendance at the ‘Jackal’s Den’, a heated atmosphere is expected after a tension-filled pre-fight press conference yesterday, while additional pressure is on Framton’s shoulders as the fight marks the return of world-championship boxing to terrestrial television on ITV/UTV Ireland.
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Carl Frampton defends his IBF super-bantamweight world crown
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The Belfast 'Jackal' takes on Chris Avalos on Saturday
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It is thirty years since Barry McGuigan's first world-title defence

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Fox News personality and former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee stunned a New Hampshire crowd on Saturday by likening the federal government's treatment of airport passengers to the totalitarian regime of Kim Jong-un. 'My gosh, I'm beginning to think that there's more freedom in North Korea sometimes than there is in the United States,' he told a partisan crowd at the inaugural New Hampshire Freedom Summit. 'When I go to the airport, I have to get into the surrender position, people put hands all over me, and I have to provide photo ID in a couple of different forms to prove that I'm not going to terrorize the airplane,' he deadpanned.
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Huckabee is a preacher, a former Arkansas governor, a Fox News host and a potential presidential candidate
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He brought up the rear in a cattle-call of politicians angling for early momentum in the 2016 race
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He's known as a social-issues crusader, but branched out into other red-meat conservative issues
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The unusual comparison with North Korea lit up Republicans on Twitter, with nearly all of them saying he had gone too far

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President Barack Obama jets off to India in the wee hours of Saturday morning, in the hope of making progress on climate change negotiations and national security talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The visit is largely ceremonial, though, timed to coincide with Republic Day festivities, which mark the day in 1950 when the country's Constitution took effect. But global warming is on the agenda, along with other issues including India's intensifying disputes with Pakistan. The president will not visit Pakistan, unlike on his previous visit. He and the first lady plan to be back in Washington, D.C. early on Wednesday so he can partcipate in a farewell ceremony for outgoing Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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The president will spend three days on the subcontinent and will witness Republic Day ceremonies, which mark the day in 1950 India's Constitution took effect
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He and Michelle Obama will visit the Taj Mahal, the world's most famous palace of love
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600 people are at work in Agra cleaning streets, rounding up stray dogs and clearing away cattle in anticipation of the Obamas' visit
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Tensions between the US and India are expected to melt as Obama and Indian PM Narenda Modi renew their friendship

Question: @placeholder officials say they hope the improving relationship between Obama and Modi will have payoffs in the policy arena.


Edward Snowden was caught last night in a 6,175 mile Catch-22 as Venezuela looked ready to formally offer him political asylum this week. The NSA whistleblower may receive a temporary travel document to fly to Caracas but then face the logistical nightmare of having no route into exile that is beyond the reach American's long arm of justice. Russia is keen for Venezuela to offer him asylum, and bid farewell to a man who has been holed up in the transit zone of a Moscow airport for two weeks. Scroll down for video Around the world: Sources say Snowden won't be allowed on the most direct flight from Moscow to Caracas. He may have to fly 14,000 miles clear across the Pacific to avoid American and EU airspaceUntitled-3.jpg
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Venezuela offers asylum but Snowden's path to the Latin American country may have force him across the Pacific to avoid American and EU airspace
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The 30-year-old won't be allowed aboard the most direct flight from Moscow via Havana, Cuba
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Bolivia and Nicaragua have also offered asylum
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Russia is increasingly vocal about its annoyance at Snowden's weeks-long presence at a Moscow airport

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:53 EST, 26 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:53 EST, 26 August 2013 An American pastor from Idaho who was sentenced to eight years in one of Iran's harshest prisons for preaching Christianity in Iranian homes had his appeal to reduce the sentence rejected on Sunday. Saeed Abedini, a U.S. citizen who was born in Iran, has been held since September 2012 and was charged with 'threatening the national security of Iran'. The 33-year-old father-of-two says he was in the country only to establish an orphanage and was not preaching Christianity. Jailed: Pastor Saeed Abedini was sentenced to eight years in prison on charges that he preached Christianity in the Islamic nation. His attempt to appeal the sentence was rejected today by Iran
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Saeed Abedini, a U.S. citizen who was born in Iran, has been held since September 2012 at an Iranian prison
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Abedini suffered internal bleeding after being beaten by guards at the notorious Evin prison in Tehran

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Canberra, Australia (CNN) -- After six years of a Labor administration, including three tumultuous years of a hung parliament, Australian voters have returned to a conservative government and majority rule. Kevin Rudd, reinstalled as prime minister by his party at the 11th hour, managed to contain the size of the loss, likely to have been a wipeout under former PM Julia Gillard. New Prime Minister Tony Abbott had a long ministerial career in the former Howard Coalition government. But many questions remain about how he will handle the top job. He has been able to cruise into power primarily on Labor's infighting plus his promises to scrap the carbon tax, stop the asylum seeker boats and put the budget into better shape.
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Questions remain about how Tony Abbott will handle top job, says Michelle Grattan
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New PM, while conservative, is likely to be centrist and pragmatic - Grattan
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Challenge for Australia is end reliance on mining sector

Question: In Saturday night's victory speech Abbott said: ''From today, I declare that @placeholder is under new management and that Australia is once more open for business.''


(CNN) -- If you're not already celebrating at your local comic book store or glued to Oxygen's 10-hour marathon of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" re-runs, then maybe you don't know. Today is Buffy Anne Summers' 30th birthday. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" has survived through one feature length film, a cult television series and a comic book. Still a fan favorite and no stranger to controversy, Joss Whedon's influential franchise about a teenage girl who just happened to be naturally good at killing vampires is still inspiring fans. Buffy's birthday is reason for them to celebrate. There was a moment in the episode "The Gift," which aired in 2001, when fans certainly didn't think this powerful girl would make it to 30.
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"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" franchise includes a controversial new movie
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"Buffy" helped break stereotypes of women in sci-fi and fantasy genres
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The Dark Horse comic of "Buffy" constitutes the 8th season of the television show
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"Season 9" will be continued by series creator Joss Whedon and Dark Horse

Question: In March 2007, Whedon started the eighth season of "@placeholder" with Dark Horse Comics.


(CNN) -- A U.S. Navy minesweeper remained stuck in a reef teeming with endangered marine life off the Philippines on Sunday, prompting an American commander to apologize and promise stepped-up efforts to prevent further damage. The USS Guardian ran aground early Thursday in the Tubbataha Reef, about 80 miles east-southeast of Palawan Island in the Sulu Sea, the U.S. Navy reported. All 79 sailors were evacuated from the 224-foot ship. Hazardous weather and rough seas have hindered efforts to survey the empty Guardian and the surrounding area, though the Navy acknowledges damage to the reef. "As a protector of the sea and a sailor myself, I greatly regret any damage this incident has caused the Tubbataha Reef," said Vice Adm. Scott Swift, the U.S. 7th Fleet commander, in a report posted Sunday on a Navy website.
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A U.S. Navy minesweeper got stuck Thursday in a sensitive reef off the Philippines
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It remained there Sunday, with no sailors aboard and its damage still not surveyed
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A U.S. navy official says, " I greatly regret any damage this ... caused the Tubbataha Reef"
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The reef, a World Heritage Site, contains threatened and endangered marine species

Question: Home to a vast array of sea, air and land creatures, as well as sizable lagoons and two coral islands, @placeholder is a UNESCO World Heritage site.


(CNN) -- For well over a century the world has come to call on Garden City, Kansas, every day of the year. "I know the town would miss it," said Garden City's mayor, David Crase. "I hope it doesn't come to that." He was talking about the Southwest Chief, the big Amtrak passenger train that runs daily between Chicago and Los Angeles. Garden City, with a population of around 28,000, has had its own daily passenger railroad service since the town was founded in rural southwest Kansas in the late 1800s. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe sent its glamorous trains through Kansas on their way east and west. Garden City built its train station right downtown.
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Bob Greene says the Amtrak station is a beloved fixture of Garden City, Kansas
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He says the Chicago-to-L.A. Southwest Chief connects town to the nation
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Greene: If the station closes, the world will go on, but town will lose symbol of place in U.S.

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Amjad Bashir, left, with Ukip party leader Nigel Farage, right, before his defection to the Tories Nigel Farage was rocked last night as one of his Euro MPs defected to the Tories, saying: ‘Ukip is pointless.’ In a major coup for David Cameron, Amjad Bashir jumped ship less than a year after he was elected as a Ukip MEP. But last night, Bashir’s decision descended into a tit-for-tat battle between the parties. Just hours before news of his defection was due to be made public, Ukip announced they were ‘suspending’ him pending investigations into ‘extremely serious’ allegations. Bashir, a Pakistani-born businessman, has been one of the few
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MEP Amjad Bashir said 'Ukip is pointless' before defecting to Tory party
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He said Ukip was 'pretty amateur' and had a 'ridiculous' lack of policies
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Mr Bashir believes only David Cameron can give us Europe referendum
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Came as party said he was suspended over 'extremely serious' allegations
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They include claims of interference with the candidate selection process
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Ukip spokesman said evidence obtained has been forwarded to police

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When he was coming through the ranks at Manchester United, staff at their Carrington training base talked in hushed tones about having found the next Paul Scholes. With electrifying feet, surging pace and an eye for the outrageous, Ravel Morrison had it all. These were staff who had seen them all. Ryan Giggs, Scholes, Eric Cantona and the like - but still the Wythenshawe-born starlet raised eyebrows. Ravel Morrison looks set to leave West Ham after failing to break into Sam Allardyce's first-team plans The 21-year-old has been loaned out to QPR, Birmingham and Cardiff during his time at the Hammers
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Lazio are keen on signing West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison
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Morrison has been told  he can leave the Hammers for free this month
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Sir Alex Ferguson lost patience with the Man United academy graduate

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By Associated Press UPDATED: 18:28 EST, 15 February 2012 The weeping widower of a woman murdered 26 years ago testified Wednesday about a love triangle that prosecutors believe led his former lover - then a Los Angeles police officer - to kill his wife. Defendant Stephanie Lazarus avoided the gaze of witness John Ruetten as he said he never considered Lazarus to be his girlfriend, even though they had a long sexual relationship. 'What was your understanding of the relationship?' Deputy District Attorney Shannon Presby asked. 'We were good friends,' Mr Ruetten said. 'We saw each other on and off, and on some of those occasions we had sexual intercourse.'
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Stephanie Lazarus, 51, on trial in Los Angeles court for 1986 murder
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'Beat and shot dead Sherri Rasmussen, 29, after ex-boyfriend married her'
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Rasmussen's husband John Reutten detailed his sexual relationship with Lazarus, including their final fling after he was engaged

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama says he isn't bluffing when he says Iran shouldn't have a nuclear weapon, but he cautions against an Israeli strike against the Islamic republic. "At a time when there is not a lot of sympathy for Iran and its only real ally, (Syria) is on the ropes, do we want a distraction in which suddenly Iran can portray itself as a victim?" he said this week in an interview with the Atlantic. Obama, who is to meet Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said a permanent solution is necessary. "The only way historically that a country has ultimately decided not to get nuclear weapons without constant military intervention has been when they themselves take (nuclear weapons) off the table," Obama said. "That's what happened in Libya, that's what happened in South Africa."
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NEW: "This is a dangerous time, actually," says Middle East analyst
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The president is set to meet with Netanyahu
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"It's unacceptable for Iran to have a nuclear weapon," Obama says
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The risk of an Iranian weapon falling into terrorist hands is "profound," he says

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(CNN) -- This is the summer of Auto-Tune. The Gregory Brothers have become a viral hit with their "Auto-Tune the News" videos. No matter how hard some people -- notably Jay-Z --have tried to kill the trend of musicians using computers to make their voices sound like whiny robots, Auto-Tune technology continues to ride a cultural high. Now the voice-altering effects are migrating from recording studios to YouTube and mobile phones. An iPhone app called "I Am T-Pain" lets people manipulate their voices to sound like the popular rapper and Auto-Tune advocate. The Gregory Brothers, a sibling band out of Brooklyn, New York, has become a hit on YouTube with a series of videos that Auto-Tune cable newscasts and political speeches.
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CNN talks with Andrew Gregory, one of the people behind "Auto-Tune the News"
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The Gregory Brothers use the technology to alter voices of news-makers
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Gregory says Katie Couric has a good Auto-Tune voice, but Sean Hannity doesn't
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He plans to use the "I am T-Pain" Auto-Tune app in a live performance

Question: And if you can get five minutes of the day at work ... to get a couple yucks in, I think you'd rather do that than watch your latest @placeholder conspiracy movie or something.


A married couple who dress each day in authentic 1950’s outfits are delighted to have reached the final of a national competition celebrating their pastime, overcoming years of torment. Frankie and Melanie Calland, from Howden le Wear in County Durham, are both addicted to dressing in the styles popular over half a century ago, and have suffered years of abuse over their unusual passion. However, the pair refused to be put off, and have now beaten hundreds of other hopefuls to reach the finals Mr Vintage UK and Miss Vintage UK; a national vintage fashion contest. Scroll down for video
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When Frankie and Melanie met they bonded over their love of 1950s style
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Abuse forced the couple to move, but refused to give up on their passion
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Pair have now won regional rounds of national vintage fashion competition
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Will now compete in the finals of Mr and Miss Vintage UK later this month

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Question: They are genuinely interested and I think it's because it's all on trend at the moment - although @placeholder and I have been dressing like this for more than 30 years.’


(CNN) -- If Republicans regain control of the Senate on Tuesday night, they will have good reason to gloat. They recruited much stronger, more sensible nominees this year -- no more candidates riding broomsticks or hurling insults at women. They also smartly accepted President Barack Obama's implicit challenge to make his record their centerpiece. But when they wake up from their celebrations, top GOP strategists such as Karl Rove will surely warn them: "Don't over-read this election. Yes, it opens up great opportunities for the next two years, but it does not open a clear path to seizing the White House and Congress in 2016. Beware the 'blue wall!' "
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David Gergen: Whatever happens Tuesday, GOP will face uphill battle in 2016
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Democrats have advantage of a "blue wall" of states with solid record in presidential races
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Democrats can win White House again if they hold blue wall and win Florida, Gergen says
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The political terrain for Republicans will be much tougher in 2016, he says

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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 10:50 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:54 EST, 30 April 2013 President Obama today defended his administration’s slow response to reports of chemical weapon use in Syria, in spite of his earlier promises that the use of such weapons would be considered ‘crossing a red line’. The President said at a press conference on Tuesday that ‘there is a whole host of steps that we've been taking’ but he did not specifically say whether his administration would be prepared to take military action against Bashar al-Assad’s regime. He said the war-torn country is ‘a blemish on the international community.’
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President held press conference talking about Syria's reported use of chemical weapons, but toned down rhetoric
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Before he repeatedly said that if Assad's forces used chemical weapons against its people, that would be crossing a 'red line'
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Called Syria a 'blemish on the international community'
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Talked about interaction with Russian intelligence forces in the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing
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Said they are being cooperative but 'old habits die hard'
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Spoke of hunger strike in Guantanamo Bay, saying he still wants it closed
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Obama called NBA star Jason Collins yesterday after hearing that he came out as gay, said that he is a role model for LGBT youth

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(CNN) -- Real Salt Lake sealed an upset win over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night with a 5-4 penalty victory, after extra-time in the Major League Soccer Cup final that ended with the score at 1-1. Robbie Russell netted the vital spot kick after Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando made two saves and MLS Most Valuable Player, and LA Galaxy captain, Langdon Donovan sent his shot sailing over the crossbar. Salt Lake's win at the Qwest Field arena in Seattle, ended David Beckham's bid to claim a third national title in as many different nations, having previously won the English Premier League with Manchester United and La Liga with Spain's Real Madrid.
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Galaxy strike first, with Mike Magee scoring in the 41st minute
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Robbie Findley nets Real Salt Lake's only goal as games ends 1-1
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Beckham scores in shootout but Galaxy lose 5-4
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Beckham is due to return to AC Milan in January on loan

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By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 27 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:37 EST, 27 September 2013 Sean Clode, 21, from Hartlepool, outside Teesside Crown Court, Middlesbrough where he has been convicted of sexual grooming and child abduction A paedophile who had sex with a 14-year-old after grooming her while she played computer games has been found guilty of sexual grooming and child abduction. Sean Clode, 21, started speaking to the teenager after befriending her while the pair played computer games. Clode, from Hartlepool, County Durham spend the night with the child in a tent on the beach after she travelled hundreds of miles from her home in Scotland to meet him.
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Sean Clode, 21, befriended 14-year-old girl while playing Xbox games
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She travelled hundreds of miles to visit him after telling parents she was at school
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Clode, who will be sentenced next week, was told by a judge that jail was 'inevitable'

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To say David Moyes has taken his time deciding to become the new manager of Real Sociedad would be something of an understatement. But the idea that he has been like a kid standing at the side of a swimming pool, keen to take the plunge but terrified of the potential consequences, would also be rather unfair. Because this is a bit more serious than the mere shock of freezing water. This is a decision that could tarnish an already damaged reputation, and Moyes needed to be as sure as he possibly could be that taking charge of a Spanish club languishing towards the bottom of La Liga with only limited financial resources was the right move.
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Manchester United sacked David Moyes after 10 months in April
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The former Preston boss previously built his reputation at Everton
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Moyes is yet to see a contract - despite Sociedad announcing his arrival
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The 51-year-old was impressed with club president Jokin Aperribay

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Paris, France (CNN) -- French police are searching the home of the daughter of L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt, a spokeswoman from the prosecutor's office in the Paris suburb of Nanterre told CNN Wednesday. Bettencourt's daughter, Francoise Bettencourt-Meyers, went to court last month accusing a photographer of bilking her mother out of a billion euros. Bettencourt, who is France's richest woman, allegedly gave the money to the photographer, but her daughter says she is not mentally competent to handle her own affairs. At the same time, police are investigating claims that Bettencourt's adviser gave envelopes of cash to French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Labor Minister Eric Woerth.Police questioned Liliane Bettencourt on Monday.
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Police are searching the home of Liliane Bettencourt's daughter
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Bettencourt is the L'Oreal heiress and France's richest woman
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Police questioned Bettencourt on Monday

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By Simon Jones CLICK HERE to read more from Simon Jones, including Chelsea's battle to keep Branislav Ivanovic and Sevilla defender Fazio Manchester United scouts continued to gather information over the weekend ahead of a busy summer spending spree. Manager Davis Moyes, who believes his squad may need as many as eight new players, was in Freiburg on Friday watching talented German defender Matthias Ginter. He also took in Bayern Munich's 5-1 humbling of Schalke where Toni Kroos was again influential. Club scouts watched Porto's Brazilian full-backs Danilo and Alex Sandro in Porto's 2-2 draw with Vitoria Guimaraes on Sunday, although Porto centre-back Eliaquim Mangala did not play.
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David Moyes watched Toni Kroos and Matthias Ginter in Germany
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United scouts also saw Edinson Cavani score for Paris Saint-Germain
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Porto defenders Danilo and Alex Sandro were also watched
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Mehdi Benatia impressed for Roma against Inter Milan
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Moyes's brother Kenny saw Roman Bezjak score for Ludogorets

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(CNN) -- While many people still associate Facebook games with casual offerings like Zynga's "FarmVille," the social media giant has expanded its game catalog through titles like KIXEYE's "War Commander" and Kabam's "The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle Earth." Now, Facebook has partnered with start-up U4iA Games (pronounced "euphoria") to launch its first "core" video game, the first-person shooter "Offensive Combat." The game, which had a soft launch three weeks ago, has already attracted over a half-million players with no marketing. The game is playable as a Facebook App and included in the Action games section of the site's App Center.
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With "Offensive Combat," Facebook moves into core gaming with its first first-person shooter
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Traditionally, the site is associated with casual games like FarmVille
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Game is free to play, with "micro-transactions" for in-game extras
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Creators say it's age-appropriate for the site and more light-hearted than many shooters

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:34 EST, 15 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:03 EST, 16 July 2013 Speak up! Viewers said they missed out on some of the plot because they couldn't hear the speech in drama Parade's End starring Benedict Cumberbatch Mumbling actors have been told to speak clearly after viewers complained the dialogue in many TV shows was inaudible, BBC chief Tony Hall admitted yesterday. Several recent BBC dramas have been criticised for poor diction and muttered lines, while other programmes had to be re-edited to make background music quieter. Responding to the criticism in the Radio Times, Lord Hall, 62, said: ‘I don’t want to sound like a grumpy old man, but I think muttering is something we could have a look at.
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BBC chief Lord Tony Hall said there had been a rise in complaints about poor diction and muttered lines
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Viewers missed out on speech by actor Eddie Redmayne, who is said to have mumbled through his part in Birdsong
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Programmes have had to be re-edited to make background music quieter

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CLICK HERE for all the facts, stats and heat maps from West Ham's 3-1 victory over Liverpool Martin Skrtel, Dejan Lovren and Mamadou Sakho were all simply woeful as Liverpool succumbed to a 3-1 defeat at West Ham. The Hammers tore Brendan Rodgers' side apart in the opening exchanges, scoring twice in the opening seven minutes as Simon Mignolet, and the entire Reds defence all failed to impress. Martin Skrtel and Dejan Lovren looked in utter disarray right from the start, with Winston Reid putting the Hammers ahead after less than 90 seconds, before Diafra Sakho made it two with an outrageous dinked chip over Simon Mignolet within seven minutes.
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Martin Skrtel, Dejan Lovren and Mamadou Sakho fail to impress for Liverpool
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West Ham were excellent as they run out 3-1 winners at Upton Park
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Simon Mignolet also poor as Reds suffer third loss of the season
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Winston Reid and Diafra Sakho put Hammers 2-0 up inside seven minutes
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Raheem Sterling pulls one back but Morgan Amalfitano nets late on
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Liverpool have now conceded eight goals in five games this season

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Rapid evolution of HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus, is slowing its ability to cause AIDS, according to a study of more than 2,000 women in Africa. Scientists said the research suggests a less virulent HIV could be one of several factors contributing to a turning of the deadly pandemic, eventually leading to the end of AIDS. 'Overall we are bringing down the ability of HIV to cause AIDS so quickly,' Philip Goulder, a professor at Oxford University who led the study, said in a telephone interview. Red balloons are released to mark World Aids Day at the Emilio Ribas Hospital in Sao Paulo: Rapid evolution of HIV, the humanimmunodeficiency virus, is slowing its ability to cause AIDS,according to a study of more than 2,000 women in Africa.
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Rapid evolution of HIV slowing its ability to cause AIDS
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Study tracked more than 2,000 women in Africa
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Experts say we have now reached a 'tipping point' in fight against the virus

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(CNN)A Michigan man is accused of threatening to behead the police officer who put Eric Garner in a chokehold. Alvaro Eduardo Guzman-Telles, 29, said in a Facebook post in December he was "going to personally kill and behead Daniel Pantaleo" and that "this is a written threat and has to be taken extremely seriously," the FBI alleges in a federal indictment. He was arrested last month and faces a charge of interstate transmission of threatening communications, according to the indictment. Pantaleo, a New York City police officer, put Garner in a chokehold while trying to arrest him last July on suspicion of illegally selling cigarettes. Garner died after the encounter, but a grand jury declined in December to indict Pantaleo, sparking large demonstrations across the nation.
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Beheading threat made on Facebook against cop at center of Eric Garner controversy
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Suspect allegedly said he wanted to "kill and behead" the police officer

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By Ruth Styles A young couple who receive more than £17,000 a year in benefits appeared on ITV's This Morning to defend their taxpayer-funded lifestyle. Danny Creamer, 21, and Gina Allan, 18, who live in a comfortable two-bedroom flat in Portsmouth  with their four month old daughter, Talulah Rose, say they are better off on £17k benefits and argue that unless they are able to find jobs that pay £18,000 a year or more, there's no point in working. The couple also hit back at those who describe them as scroungers, arguing that because their hard-working parents have paid tax all their lives, they are entitled to claim some of the money back.
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Danny Creamer, 21, and Gina Allan, 18, receive £17,680 per year
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Creamer says working for less than £18k just isn't worth it

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By Gerard Couzens PUBLISHED: 07:01 EST, 11 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 11 June 2012 Kidnapped: Sahil Saeed was seized by four armed men while visiting his grandmother's home in Punjab A married couple have been convicted of kidnapping a British boy snatched by an armed gang in Pakistan. Muhammed Zahid Saleem, 36, and his wife Monica Neruja, 26, were jailed for 10 years each by a court in Spain. Four masked men carrying assault rifles and hand grenades seized Sahil Saeed, five, in March 2010 while he was visiting his grandmother's home in Punjab. Saleem and Neruja, who negotiated a £100,000 ransom and travelled to Paris from their home near Barcelona to pick up the cash, were arrested along with a friend following a dramatic police operation spanning four countries.
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Sahil Saeed, from Oldham, was taken while visiting his grandmother in Pakistan in March 2010
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He was snatched by four masked men and found in a field 13 days later
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Muhammed Zahid Saleem, 36, and Monica Neruja, 26, were convicted of his kidnap and each jailed for 10 years

Question: In a 78-page written sentence released today they concluded: 'The accused Muhammed Zahid Saleem and Monica Neruja assumed the role of negotiators for the ransom payment and sent at least part of the money to @placeholder after taking off commission.


In a few months’ time, most likely before the final game of the Barclays Premier League season on May 24, the new television deals will be fixed in to place. They will fetch record fees and some financial analysts are even predicting that the overseas TV rights (currently £2.23billion over three years) will be bigger than the domestic rights (£3.018bn). Either way, from the start of the 2016 season, the Premier League clubs will be caked in money. Old Trafford was full for Manchester United's match against Liverpool on Sunday In return, it is time to give the game back to the supporters who pay through the nose to watch their teams.
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New Premier League TV deal will fetch record fees for top-flight clubs
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Season ticket prices in top-flight have risen 15.8% in past three years
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Manchester United and Manchester City are freezing or lowering prices
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Man Utd generate £109m a season from matchday income, Arsenal £93m, Chelsea £71m, Liverpool £45m, Man City £40m, Tottenham £33m
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Some Barcelona fans can pay £105 for a season ticket (in the gods)

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Pizza, pasta, Verdi, the Coliseum, runway models. We know Italy does some things incomparably well. But travelers to the elegant boot don't just want to eat spaghetti, deal with opera and gawk at old ruins. Beyond the clichés, you'll find 10 other surprising ways in which Italy shines. More on CNN: Verdi: Exploring the Italian hometown of a musical genius 1. Flattery Depending on whether or not you think the occasional catcall or butt grab is flattering, you'll find Italians are aggressively complimentary of friends and beautiful strangers alike. A historical tool for both disarming and defusing, flattery is the fulcrum on which Italian society teeters.
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Italy loves hot baths so much that it covers the cost of some therapies for citizens
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Italy boasts the most beaches in Europe, 248 of which have been awarded Blue Flag status
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Pizza's great, but Italy truly shines in its amazing array of delicious desserts

Question: Be it in @placeholder or any other language, the accent of native Italy turns any expletive into a blunt force instrument.


By Deborah Arthurs PUBLISHED: 06:34 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 11:15 EST, 7 August 2013 She's the world's most successful Duchess of Cambridge lookalike - and now she has the baby to match. For Heidi Agan, 33, who has astounded people across the world with her similarity to the Duchess of Cambridge, has been sent a limited edition 'Polo playing' Prince George doll. Only three have been crafted by Zapf Creations - the makers of the popular Baby Annabell doll - with one sent special delivery to the royal couple themselves. It's unclear where the third doll has gone.
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Heidi Agan, 33, is the world's most successful Kate impersonator
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Kate and William were sent an identical doll - one of only three made
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Says she now feels she shares a bond with the duchess

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