Chicago (CNN) -- Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich arrived at a Colorado federal prison Thursday to begin serving a 14-year sentence on a corruption conviction, a spokesman for the Bureau of Prisons said. "This is the hardest thing I've ever had to do," he told a crowd of sign-wielding supporters outside his Chicago home Wednesday before reporting to prison. "But this is the law and we follow the law." He was convicted of corruption in June 2011 after a jury returned 17 guilty verdicts against him. Among other allegations, he was accused of trying to profit as he considered whom to appoint to take Barack Obama's open Senate seat.
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NEW: Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich arrives at a federal prison
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He says goodbye to supporters in Chicago
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On Thursday, he begins serving a 14-year sentence on a corruption conviction
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Even by the standards of the anything-goes MTV Video Music Awards, Kanye West's hijacking of country-pop sweetheart Taylor Swift's speech at the Sunday night ceremony was particularly brutal. Kanye West takes the microphone from Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. The pre-show buzz had focused on the highly anticipated tribute to the late Michael Jackson, but West's disruption stole the spotlight. A giddy Swift was in the midst of her acceptance speech for Best Female Video when the often-mercurial West rushed onstage, grabbed her microphone and let loose an outburst on behalf of singer Beyonce Knowles, who had lost out in that category.
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Kanye West interrupts Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, apologizes on blog
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Beyonce Knowles later gives Swift a chance to finish her remarks
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Madonna pays bittersweet tribute to the late Michael Jackson
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Janet Jackson dances in high-energy salute at Radio City Music Hall

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(CNN) -- A liner carrying nearly 2,000 passengers ran into trouble Saturday in Finland's Aland archipelago in the northern Baltic Sea. Viking Line said its liner, M/S Amorella, had "touched slightly aground" at about lunchtime local time. None of the 1,945 passengers was injured and the situation on board the ship is calm, a statement on Viking Line's website said. The company plans to try to move the ship to the port of Langnas on Saturday evening. The ship is not letting in water, but a small leak has been observed on a ballast tank that normally holds water, it said.
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A liner carrying nearly 2,000 passengers runs aground in Aland archipelago
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Viking Line says all 1,945 passengers are safe and uninjured
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(CNN) -- As Occupy Wall Street demonstrates its staying power, media increasingly portray it favorably. Because of its success, the movement is being asked to put forth a list of its demands. So far, members have said no. And well they should. The refusal of Occupy Wall Street to tie itself down with an agenda that can be debated piecemeal is one of its great strengths. The decision allows Occupy Wall Street to remain a cri de coeur for all who believe they have lost ground over the last decade. In choosing this strategy, Occupy Wall Street is doing more than defying expectations. It is linking itself with the best of 1960s America.
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Nicolaus Mills: Occupy Wall Street makes smart move by refusing to list demands
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Mills: In 1962, Students for a Democratic Society's Port Huron Statement didn't list demands
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Mills says the values outlined in that statement lived on long after SDS ended
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Occupy allows room for all who have lost ground to bring issues to light, he writes

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By Connie Allfrey France has been named the most visited country in the world, welcoming a record-breaking 84.7 million tourists last year. The European hotspot was streets ahead of the second most visited country in the world - the US - beating it by almost 15million visitors. While France, the US and Spain made the top three list of the most visited countries, the UK took eighth place, welcoming 31.2million visitors in 2013, a new record. Scroll down for video Eh Voila! La Tour Eiffel: France welcomed 84.7 million tourists across its borders in 2013 A stony look: Paris observed from the top of Notre Dame with La Tour Eiffel in the distance
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France the most visited country in the world with 84.7m tourists in 2013
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The UK attracted a record 32.8m visitors last year spending £21 billion
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French, German and American tourists account for one third of UK visitors

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(CNN)  -- It was Rahul Dravid, not Indian teammate Sachin Tenduklar, that claimed the batting honors Saturday, but England remained in charge of the first Test at Lord's. Dravid reached his first Test century at the home of cricket, while Tendulkar made 34 as he bid for his 100th century in Tests. Despite their efforts, India were bowled out for 286 and England had extended their lead to 193 by the close of the third day, having reached five without loss in their second innings. The 38-year-old Dravid was left undefeated on 103, 15 years after he was dismissed for 95 on his debut at Lord's.
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Rahul Dravid scores his first Test century at Lord's
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Indian teammate Sachin Tendulkar fails in his bid for 100th Test 100
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Tendulkar dismissed by Stuart Broad who took four wickets
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England lead by 193 with all second innings wickets intact

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The registered sex offender accused of abducting an 8-year-old from a Florida Walmart and then murdering her was denied bail on Sunday - as the mother of one of his previous victims said 'I wish he was dead'. Donald James Smith, of Jacksonville, was charged Saturday with murder and kidnapping in the death of Cherish Perrywinkle. Authorities said Smith befriended the girl and her mother while they shopped at a dollar store Friday night. Denied: Donald James Smith makes a court appearance Sunday, June 23, 2013, at the Duval County Jail in Jacksonville, Florida Smith took them to a Wal-Mart, where he offered to buy them clothes and hamburgers, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
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Donald Smith, 56, was denied bail on Sunday - one day after being charged with the murder and kidnapping of Cherish Perrywinkle
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Perrywinkle, 8, was out with her mom and two siblings on a late night Friday shopping trip
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Sex offender Smith spoke with family and offered to take the girl for a burger
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Smith abducted Charish and a police search began within minutes of her disappearance
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Her body was found at local church early Saturday morning
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Couple married in October last year after much controversy Duchess is worth over £3bn 25 year age gap between duchess and third husband Diez All of her six children campaigned against the marriage She entered Vanity Fair's Best Dressed list in 2009 at the age of 83 It is less than 12 months since the flamboyant Duchess of Alba married her toyboy in a fairytale ceremony - and it is clear that the two are determined to enjoy their first year of marriage. The 86-year-old Spanish Royal and her husband, 61-year-old Alfonso Diez, were today spotted enjoying a sunshine break on the island of Formentera.
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Couple married in October last year after much controversy
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Duchess is worth over £3bn
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25 year age gap between duchess and third husband Diez
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All of her six children campaigned against the marriage
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She entered Vanity Fair's Best Dressed list in 2009 at the age of 83

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By Associated Press and Chris Pleasance and Louise Boyle Toronto's crack-smoking Mayor Rob Ford plans to return to work on June 30 after a two-month stay in rehab. Ford said he will resume his duties as mayor 'in the later portion of the afternoon', in a letter to the city clerk released today. He asked the clerk to restore his old office locks which were changed when he left. Ford is in rehab for alcohol addiction after announcing in April that he was seeking treatment. He made the decision after another video surfaced that apparently showed him smoking crack. Ford admitted last year after reports of a similar video that he had smoked crack in a 'drunken stupor,' following months of denials.
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Rob Ford plans to leave the GreeneStone facility at the end of the month
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Ford went into rehab on May 1 after another drunken rant was filmed
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He earlier released a picture of himself taking a swim at rehab clinic

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By Martin Jay In Beirut PUBLISHED: 03:07 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 14:04 EST, 7 May 2013 Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah has hinted that they are ready to support President Assad in the Syria war The leader of Hezbollah has hinted he is ready support the Assad regime in the Syrian war. Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the powerful Lebanese Shiite militia, warned on Tuesday during a rare interview that Syria had 'real friends' who would not allow it 'to fall into the hands' of America, Israel and even Islamic extremists. His comments came after U.S. President Barack Obama that he was ready to up the game in Syria, following reports of chemical weapons allegedly used by Syrian president Bashar al-Assad fighters.
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Hassan Nasrallah warned the battle in Syria 'will be long'
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Comments seen as hint Hezbollah will increase support for Assad regime
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Images emerged from war-torn country last week of people who had apparently been hit by chemical weapons

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The White House is struggling to assert President Barack Obama's relevance as drowning Democrats have had to decide between defending him and throwing him under their campaign buses. Several liberals in tough re-election fights have opted, Peter-like, to deny him three times before Election Day's cock can crow. Mark Begich, Alaska's embattled Senate Democrat, put his finger on what his party's bigger names are grappling with, saying that while he voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012,'that's irrelevant. The president's not relevant. He's gone in two years.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Weak: Senators in the Democratic Party are shunning President Obama (left) as he dashes from crisis to crisis – including a widely panned Ebola response now being helmed by party operative Ron Klain (on couch)
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Alaska Democratic Sen. Mark Begich, facing tough re-election fight, says president is 'not relevant. He's gone in two years'
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Is Obama a 'strong leader?' North Carolina Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan responded: 'Certainly there are issues that I certainly think ... um, no'
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White House fires back and insists Obama is 'relevant in a lot of important ways'
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Bill Clinton told a Kentucky crowd not to give a Republican 'a six-year job for a two-year protest' against the sitting president

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(CNN) -- We moved to suburban Akron in January 2003, just months before LeBron James graduated from St. Vincent-St. Mary High School and was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers. My teenage sons were 3 and 5 years old when we became Cavaliers season ticket holders during James' rookie year. We were faithful Cavs regulars for eight seasons. Four years ago, my son, now 16, was devastated when James took his talents to Miami. He still has a Cavaliers' James Fathead poster in his room. James' house is within walking distance to ours. Our sons went to the same school. My 13-year-old is a bit older, but would chat with and high-five James' son, LeBron Jr.
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Debra Adams Simmons says LeBron James returning is a gift to the region
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Washington (CNN) -- As the Senate cleared the way for consideration of gun control measures for the first time in nearly 20 years, the path ahead for any gun control measure in the Republican-led House of Representatives is rocky and uncertain. Senate overcomes filibuster, clearing the way for debate on gun bill Family members of those killed in the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, spent three days shuffling from meeting to meeting with senators urging swift action. But across the Capitol, there is no sense of urgency as most rank and file House GOP members are taking a wait and see approach to moving any gun bill, while a bloc of Republicans members are solidly against considering new gun restrictions.
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There is no sense of urgency in the House about moving a gun control bill
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West Virginia Republican: The Senate proposal "has got problems"
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Pennsylvania GOP Sen. Pat Toomey has been calling GOP House members from his state
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NEW: A bipartisan duo in the House plans to introduce a background check bill next week

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Question: Senior House GOP aides caution that while the @placeholder may pass a bill soon, that doesn't necessarily mean the House will take up the proposal.


Pouting into the camera with all the assurance of a teenage bombshell, these exclusive pictures show a teenage Monica Bellucci in some of her earliest shoots. Taken an incredible 32 years before she was selected, aged 50, from among the world's most beautiful women, as the latest Bond girl - these images show how the remarkable Italian actress has remained virtually unchanged by time. The raven-haired beauty will become officially the oldest-ever Bond girl when she appears in the new 007 film Spectre opposite Daniel Craig next year. 'Just look at her lips,' her father Pasquale Bellucci insists, as he opens the family archive for MailOnline.
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Exclusive pictures show the glamorous actress before she became famous
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Hairdresser who discovered her said she was a natural from the first shoot
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Now, she will become the oldest ever Bond Girl at 50, starring in Spectre

Question: Unchanged: @placeholder aged 18 (left) and last week, aged 50, at the launch of the new James Bond film, Spectre


The Shooter, unmasked: The Navy SEAL who shot dead Osama Bin Laden will sit down for his first television interview next month, in a two-part special on Fox News. Above, the shirt the shooter war during Operation Neptune's Spear on display at the National September 11th Museum and Memorial One of the greatest mysteries in American military history will be solved next month, when Fox News will air an interview with the Nacy SEAL who shot dead Osama Bin Laden. The identity of the SEAL Team 6 member called 'The Shooter' was fiercely guarded in the aftermath of the May 2011 raid on Bin Laden's Abbottabad, Pakisatan compound, fearing the SEAL could be targeted by al-Qaeda as retribution.
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The man who shot the 9/11 mastermind will give his first televised interview next month on Fox News
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In the three years since the raid on Bin Laden's compound, the identity of the shooter has remained a secret
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In the moments after Liverpool’s 3-2 victory at Norwich last April, Brendan Rodgers crowned Raheem Sterling as the best young player in European football. Sterling had scored twice and laid on another for Luis Suarez in a thrilling win at Carrow Road, increasing Liverpool’s lead over Chelsea to five points and six over eventual champions Manchester City. ‘Raheem is arguably the best young player in European football at the moment,’ claimed Rodgers after his exhilarating performance. ‘If he doesn’t win PFA Young Player of the Year it is ridiculous.’ Negotiations over a new Liverpool contract for Raheem Sterling have been going on for some time
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Raheem Sterling's contract talks have been going on for some time
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He has a 'wonderful' offer on the table, according to Brendan Rodgers
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Sterling's representatives are fighting for the best deal for the 20-year-old
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He has been a Liverpool player since leaving QPR in 2010
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Luke Shaw at Manchester United is on £120,000 a week
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Eden Hazard is set to sign a new Chelsea deal worth £200,000 a week

Question: Look at it from Sterling’s position at the negotiating table and he will be entitled to remind @placeholder that he will be in his 26th year by the time this contract ends.


By Ted Thornhill Police who arrested a suspected schoolgirl psychopath on suspicion that she cut off the head of a friend discovered that the alleged killer had been practising by cutting off animal's heads. The 16-year-old schoolgirl had even told her father and stepmother that she planned to kill someone after getting bored of torturing animals, yet when her desperate parents tried to raise the alarm they were told there was no room for any more patients in the psychiatric hospital, and advised them to call back again in a week. The schoolgirl, not named for legal reasons, had also attacked her father with a baseball bat before allegedly attacking and severing the head of fellow student Aiwa Matsuo, 15, in the western Japanese city of Sasebo.
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Unnamed decapitation suspect practised by torturing animals, police said
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The 16-year-old is accused of murdering classmate Aiwa Matsuo, 15
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Her parents tried to get her into a psychiatric hospital before the murder
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The hospital said it was full and advised them to call back a week later
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Aiwa's body was lying on the bed - with her head and left hand severed
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Unnamed suspect allegedly admits murdering her friend but hasn't said why

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By Liz Hull Coping with a newborn baby can be tough. So spare a thought for Claire Ormrod – who has had to do it twice in the space of just nine months. Her son and daughter were born in such quick succession that they will even be in the same class at school. But what is just as remarkable is that the babies survived at all – after 26-year-old Miss Ormrod suffered dangerous complications during  both pregnancies. Claire Ormrod (with partner Gareth) has defied medical odds to have two children in eight months. Alice (left) was born on on 6 December 2011, at 25 weeks, and Gareth (right) on September 7, 2012
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Claire Ormrod, 26, had her daughter Alice on 6 December 2011, at 25 weeks
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By Daily Mail Reporter Britain will assist France in its attempt to stop the advancement of al-Qaeda rebels in Mali, it has been revealed. The UK will transport troops and specialist equipment to the West African country after France launched an operation in conjunction with the Malian Government to halt Islamic extremists. Assistance was agreed in a phone call between David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande. The Prime Minister earlier expressed his 'deep concern' about the advancement of rebels in the country. Onlookers walk past a fire at Ngolonina market in the Malian capital of Bamako. The fire began as France launched air strikes against Islamist militants
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Follows conversation between David Cameron and Francois Hollande
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UK troops will not engage in combat in the West African country
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Prime Minister expressed deep concern about al-Qaeda advancement in Mali
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French strikes helped wrestle key town Konna back from Islamic militants
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French intervention prompts protests involving Islamists in London
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Al-Qaeda warns France it will be 'digging tombs of sons' if action continues

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In the Barclays Premier League, the margins remain very fine. Here, Manchester City were not at their best but they won. Newcastle, on the other hand, began what may yet be a testing season competitively and earnestly but could not find way to bring a save from City goalkeeper Joe Hart. City's two goals were easy on the eye even if they were not generally in keeping with a performance that was more reliant on muscle than magic. VIDEO Scroll down for Pellegrini: This is a squad that can fight to win everything Silva's goalden touch: Manchester City midfielder David Silva puts the champions in the lead with a cool finish
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Silva runs on to Edin Dzeko backheel to score the winner for City at St James' Park
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Paul Dummett and Ayoze Perez come closest to equaliser for Newcastle
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Aguero scores on rebound late on to double City's lead
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Tributes before the match to Liam Sweeney and John Alder, who died on Flight MH17

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DALLAS, Texas (CNN) -- Arizona Sen. John McCain, whose White House aspirations went into a nose dive last summer, clinched the Republican Party's presidential nomination Tuesday night with a sweep of GOP contests in four states. "I am very, very grateful and pleased to note that tonight, my friends, we have won enough delegates to claim with confidence, humility and a great sense of responsibility, that I will be the Republican nominee for president of the United States," McCain told supporters in Texas. CNN estimates that McCain has amassed 1,195 delegates to the GOP's September convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, four more than the 1,191 needed to claim the party's nomination.
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CNN projects McCain wins Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and Vermont
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Huckabee withdraws from race for GOP nomination
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CNN: McCain had amassed 1,047 delegates before Tuesday
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McCain campaign was largely written off last summer

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Question: Those surveys found that the economy was the top issue for GOP voters in both states -- and by a wide margin in @placeholder, which has seen a sharp decline in manufacturing jobs in the past decade.


(CNN) -- Marc Marquez held off a resurgent Valentino Rossi to win his fourth straight MotoGP race since start of the season with first victory Sunday at the Spanish circuit of Jerez. The Repsol Honda rider is the first man since Australian great Mick Doohan in 1992 to win the opening four rounds of the season in motorcycling's premier class and he was never headed after starting from pole. He had built up a four second lead by lap 12, but a charging Rossi on his Yamaha had closed up the finish in Andalusia. Seven-time world MotoGP champion Rossi was picking up his second runners-up spot of the season and held off Marquez's teammate Dani Pedrosa on the final corner.
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Marc Marquez wins Spanish MotoGP at Jerez
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Marquez leads world title race by 28 points

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Billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen has been unmasked as the secret lone bidder who shelled out $101million for a sculpture by Alberto Giacometti at a New York City auction last week. Sources familiar with the details of the sale told local media outlets, among them Page Six, that Cohen, the founder of the now-defunct investment firm SAC Capital Advisors, scooped up the masterpiece titled 'Chariot' last Tuesday at Sotheby's impressionist and modern art sale. The rare 1951 bronze sculpture, one of only six created by Giacometti, features an elongated goddess-like figure perched atop a wheeled chariot. Billionaire's newest toy: Hedge fund manager Steve cohen (left) reportedly bought Alberto Giacometti's 'Chariot' sculpture (right) for $101million at auction November 4
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Giacometti's 1951 sculpture 'Chariot' sold to Cohen is one of only six created by the Swiss artist
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Steve Cohen, 58, is founder of now-defunct SAC Capital Advisors, which had to pay $1.8billion to settle insider trading case last year
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He bought a Picasso from casino magnate Steve Wynn for $155million in 2012 to add to his massive art collection

Question: The painting had to undergo restoration following a notorious 2006 mishap in which Mr Wynn accidentally put his elbow through the canvass, opening a six-inch gash, just before it was set to be shipped to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Like everyone else who listened to the arguments at the Supreme Court last week, I have no crystal ball for predicting whether the justices will uphold or strike down the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. But it seemed clear to me, as it did to most observers, that the court's five Republican appointees are leaning toward invalidating the act's minimum coverage provision, the "mandate" provision that requires most Americans to acquire health insurance by January 2014. This was somewhat surprising. Even more surprising, though, was that several of the justices also seemed inclined to strike down the entire law, all 2,700 pages of it.
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Bradley Joondeph: No one can predict how Supreme Court will rule on health care law
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AMMAN, Jordan (CNN) -- In the sunbathed schoolyard of the Shmisani Institute for Girls in Amman, Jordan, principal Sanaa Abu Harb makes an announcement over the speaker system. Iraqi students at the Shmisani school in Amman gather around a teacher. One in 5 students there is Iraqi. "All Iraqi girls come outside now. All Iraqi girls. Iraqi girls only!" she repeats several times, making sure the message is clear and waving away Jordanian pupils attracted by the commotion. Dozens of girls in green apron-like uniforms pour out into the courtyard and cluster on the top level of a stone staircase overlooking a concrete playground.
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Jordan opens school doors to all Iraqi children, regardless of refugee status
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Principal says her school is 20 percent Iraqi this year
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Education minister: Iraqi kids will be incorporated into "mainstream" life
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One student says he lost five family members in Iraq

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By Daniel Martin, Steve Nolan and Rik Sharma PUBLISHED: 20:54 EST, 25 November 2012 | UPDATED: 20:00 EST, 26 November 2012 He may be a big fish in the Westminster Bubble but Boris Johnson had his ego well and truly pricked when he ventured outside it yesterday. The London Mayor – on a six-day tour of India – found himself being confused with the German tennis hero Boris Becker. At an event in Mumbai which saw the handing over of petals from the Olympic Cauldron to Indian  athletes, the Old Etonian was asked if he was the red-haired Wimbledon legend.
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Mr Johnson arrived in India for a six day tour to boost trade links and see student visa issues addressed
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Took time out from trip to back Prime Minister David Cameron's stance on a referendum on whether the UK should remain part of the European Union

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By Laurie Whitwell PUBLISHED: 18:47 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 03:30 EST, 20 June 2012 Dressed for success: Zara Phillips adopts the sporty look yesterday With her hair scraped back and her tracksuit jacket on, her style is certainly more that of a hard-working Olympian than a glamorous granddaughter of the Queen. And it seems Zara Phillips will not only look the part at the upcoming Games – she will be living like her fellow competitors, too. Princess Anne’s daughter is to be given no special treatment, it has emerged, staying in the Olympic village and sharing the same security and transport as other athletes.
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Princess Anne’s daughter is to be given no special treatment - she is staying in the Olympic village with the other athletes
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She will also share the same security and transport as other athletes

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By Gerri Peev, Political Correspondent Action: Former Chancellor Alistair Darling claims the English should have a vote on whether a separate Scotland could keep the pound The English should have a vote on whether a separate Scotland could keep the pound, former Chancellor Alistair Darling has said. Mr Darling - who leads the pro-union Better Together campaign - suggested that residents in the rest of the United Kingdom could seal the fate of whether an independent Scotland is part of a currency union. Scottish separatists were given a boost last weekend when an unnamed minister said that ‘of course’ Scotland could keep sterling as part of negotiations.
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Alastair Darling claims the English should have a vote on currency union
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Only Scots will have a say on whether they stay in the UK in referendum

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Question: ‘A weak @placeholder security and intelligence capability could make Scotland an attractive environment for hostile intelligence organisations, and provide a route into the UK,’ the think tank warned.


By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 23:00 EST, 12 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:28 EST, 13 March 2013 Suspect: Police say Kurt Meyers, 64, fatally shot four people on Wednesday A gunman is on the run in upstate New York after shooting at least six people and killing four in a violent spree Wednesday morning across two towns in Herkimer County. Police are still searching for the suspect, 64-year-old Kurt R. Meyers, whom they believe is hiding out in the tiny village of Herkimer. As the manhunt continued into the afternoon, a half dozen gunshots rang out around 1:30 p.m. near a shuttered storefront downtown, while nearby, law enforcement officials and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo were planning to hold a news conference.
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Suspect Kurt R. Meyers, 64, is on the run after police say he killed four people and wounded two others in separate shootings at a barber shop and a car wash
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Police believe Meyers, who is described by those who knew him as a 'loner,' is hiding out in the tiny town of Herkimer
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Harry Montgomery Sr. of Mohawk is one of two victims killed in the barber shop. Other victims have not been identified

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David Cameron must shoulder some of the blame for Mark Reckless's defection, after falling out with him over the issue of Europe During the run-up to last week’s Ukip conference, Nigel Farage was spotted going into an elegant Georgian townhouse close to a former site of the Bedlam hospital, one of the first British mental institutions, where the gentry used to amuse themselves by laughing at the inmates. Mark Reckless, a bespectacled 6ft 3in economist and barrister who became a Tory MP at the last election, arrived around the same time. It was in the privacy of the £2 million house that they plotted their own modern-day public spectacle: the humiliation of David Cameron on the eve of the Tory Party conference.
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Farage met Reckless before Ukip conference in house of Malcolm Pearson
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Washington (CNN) -- The split screen told the story -- when Mitt Romney was speaking, President Barack Obama was looking down; when Obama was speaking, Romney was looking at the president. "It has killed jobs," Romney said during Wednesday's debate about the politically charged health care law pushed by Obama. "Obamacare, the Congressional Budget Office has said, will cost $2,500 a year more than traditional insurance." Romney looked at the crowd, moderator Jim Lehrer and even Obama during the exchange. Obama, on the other hand, looked down, shook his head and sporadically looked at his Republican adversary. Fact Check: Job creation versus unemployment
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Democrat Van Jones: "I think [Barack Obama] did not expect [Mitt] Romney to be able to throw that kind of heat."
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Democrat James Carville: "I just got the sense that the president would have preferred to be somewhere else."
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CNN Poll: 67% of registered voters who watched the debate said Romney won.
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Australian women are increasingly choosing to save money by buying affordable cosmetics at supermarkets rather than paying a premium for designer brands from department and specialty stores. And Daily Mail Australian can reveal Australia's two top-selling brands are Maybelline and Covergirl, which aren't offered at department stores such as Myer and David Jones, and can cost almost five times less than prestigious brands. ,For example, mascaras made by top cosmetic line such as Chanel, M.A.C, Benefit and Napoleon Perdis cost at least $35 each, while mascaras for Covergirl and Maybelline sell in supermarkets from as low as $7.62. Scroll down for video
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Australian women above the age of 14 are buying their cosmetics from Coles and Woolworths
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Roy Morgan Research's general manager Geoffrey Smith says buying cosmetics at supermarkets saves time and money
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Australian's top selling make up brand are Maybelline and Covergirl
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These two brands aren't stocked at department stores such a Myer and David Jones

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(CNN) -- The brand name Yukos no longer exists and its former founder Mikhail Khodorkovsky has left Russia after being freed from jail, but a landmark ruling in the Hague released Monday ensures their legacy will live on during a sensitive period of time for Vladimir Putin. Yukos was one of Russia's oil giants through the 1990s and until the early 2000s, when its assets were expropriated by the state after a political battle with Khodorkovsky. Now the Permanent Court of Arbitration, in what is considered a landmark judgment, has ordered payment of damages to its former shareholders, totaling $50 billion and including interest and fees for violation of a treaty covering Russia's energy assets.
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A court decision awards $50 billion to now-defunct Russian oil giant Yukos' former shareholders
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The case has been rumbling for almost a decade, after Yukos assets were expropriate by the state
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The win is seen as a blow to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose relations with the West are strained

Question: "The @placeholder side, as well as agencies representing Russia in this trial will use all available legal possibilities to defend their stance."


By Sally Lee and Kate Lyons Asylum seekers brought to the Australian mainland will seek compensation after being detained at sea for three weeks. The 157 asylum seekers including 50 children, who were detained on a Customs ship, are now at the Curtin detention centre in Western Australia after being flown from Cocos Island on Sunday. In a directions hearing on Monday, Justice Kenneth Hayne allowed lawyers for the asylum seekers to adjust their statement of claim to one of false imprisonment, with an application for compensation. A High Court hearing to determine if the government had the power to intercept their boat and transport them somewhere other than Australia will now not be scheduled for next week.
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Lawyer Chris de Kretzer also says they are not 'economic migrants' and will seek asylum
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The High Court has allowed the asylum seekers to adjust their claim for false imprisonment
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The 157 asylum seekers, including 50 children, have arrived at Western Australia's Curtin Immigration Detention Centre.
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This is the first asylum seeker vessel to land in Australia in seven months
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Immigration Minister Scott Morrison said today they were 'economic migrants' who were not in danger of persecution in India
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He says two-thirds of the 157 passengers could be sent back to India
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The remaining would be sent to Nauru or Manus Island
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But a lawyer representing them said this was incorrect and they would be applying for asylum

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HAVANA, Cuba (CNN)  -- Fidel Castro, the longtime Communist leader of Cuba, met with visiting members of the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus on Tuesday, a day after his brother, Raul, who succeeded him as president, did the same, according to a U.S. official in Havana. U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee, at left with Reps. Marcia Fudge and Mel Watt, was among those who met with Castro. The meeting with Fidel Castro, 82, comes amid speculation that the United States is considering a shift in relations with the Communist nation that sits just 90 miles from the Florida Keys. Upon returning to the United States, members of the caucus said it's time to consider an end to the trade embargo and other diplomatic restrictions placed on Cuba for the past five decades.
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NEW: "We have history ... and we need to move forward," lawmaker says
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Raúl Castro met with Black Caucus members a day earlier
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Meeting comes amid speculation about shift in U.S.-Cuba relations
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Officials have hinted Obama may soon lift travel restrictions

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A 2.4 mile-wide (4km) region on the 'head' of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko has been revealed as the spot for the daring landing of Rosetta's Philae probe. The high-risk manoeuvre, if successful, will be the first time in history that a probe has been landed on a comet. Scientists at mission control in Germany hope the spider-like probe will send back data that could answer questions on the origin of Earth's water and perhaps even life. Scroll down for videos and animation The relatively smooth landing region, identified for the moment simply by the letter 'J', is located on the smaller of the duck-shaped comet's two lobes. An inset showing a close up of the landing site is also shown
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The region, named site J, is around 2.4 miles (4km) at its widest point
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A back-up site, site C, has also been revealed on comet's larger lobe
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Sites were chosen as they are relatively flat and gain more sunlight
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Rosetta will launch  Philae robot 6 miles (10km) from comet Comet 67P
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The 220lb (100kg) lander will reach the comet's surface on 11 November
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Spider-like probe could answer questions on the origin of life on Earth

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By Toni Jones PUBLISHED: 11:51 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:51 EST, 23 April 2013 While big sister Kate was speaking out about addiction on the Wythenshawe housing estate Pippa Middleton was doing her own bit for charity, albeit a little closer to home. The 29-year-old recently became an ambassador to the Mary Hare School for deaf children in Berkshire and today she was on hand to open the centre's new £2million boarding house facilities. Wearing a smart two-piece boucle suit the duchess's sister posed playfully for the cameras alongside the school's new mascot, a large wicker hare created especially for today's ceremony.
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Pippa Middleton is ambassador for the Mary Hare School for deaf children
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Today she officially opened the centre's new boarding house facilities
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29-year-old wanted to support charity close to her family home

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Google chairman Eric Schmidt has warned that National Security Agency spying is going to 'break the Internet' and cause countries to start their own networks to avoid foreign surveillance. The Silicon Valley titan spoke out at a conference organized by NSA opponent Senator Ron Wyden. He was just one of the big voices sounding an alarm about American surveillance practices. Representatives from Google, Microsoft, Facebook and other major tech firms say their industry stands to lose a fortune as international customers flee American technology companies over concerns that their data is being siphoned off carte blanche and analyzed by American intelligence officials.
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Eric Schmidt spoke at a panel discussion sponsored by Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, an NSA critic
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Representatives from Google, Microsoft, Facebook and other tech firms were on hand to talk about the dangers of NSA spying
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Schmidt warned that the Internet could fragment and no longer provide global connectivity
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US tech firms could be left out of technology growth over fears that their products and services are compromised by spying, Schmidt said

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JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Citing security concerns, the U.S. State Department has revoked the visas it recently issued to three Gaza students who were awarded Fulbright scholarships to study in the United States. Sari Bashi, who advocates freedom of movement for Palestinians, says their access to education is restricted. It marks the second time in two months that the United States has gone back on its offer to the Palestinian students to take part in the American government-sponsored scholarship program. The three students who had their visas revoked were sent a letter from the American Consulate in Jerusalem, dated August 4.
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U.S. State Department cites security concerns as reason visas were withdrawn
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Three Palestinian students were among seven who had earlier had visas pulled
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Israel reportedly acts to prevent the students from leaving Gaza
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Advocacy group says Palestinians need more access to higher education

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One of New York City's most exclusive restaurants is in a real pickle after being served a "C" grade by the New York City Department of Health. The restaurant, Per Se, was slammed by health inspectors after racking up 42 violation points during its inspection on February 19, city health department records showed. Per Se, one of only seven in New York City to earn three Michelin stars, previously had an "A" rating before the inspection. Violations listed in the latest health inspection included no hand-washing facility or soap in the food-prep area, hot and cold items held in improper temperatures, and eating or drinking in the food-prep area and tobacco use, all of which qualify as "critical" violations, according to the records.
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Per Se, one of New York's most exclusive restaurants, gets a "C" grade
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Violations included no hand-washing facility or soap in food prep area
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Per Se will have a chance to argue the inspection at a hearing

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The Transportation Security Administration said Friday it has started the process of firing 25 of its agents and suspending 19 others for not following screening procedures. The 44 employees all worked in a checked-baggage screening room in Terminal B of Newark's Liberty International Airport, TSA spokesman David Castelveter told CNN in a written statement. In November and December of 2011, they were caught on surveillance cameras not following proper screening protocols, an agency internal investigation revealed. After passengers check their bags, TSA screeners are supposed to search the luggage with electronic scanners and open some bags by hand. In this case, the employees allegedly didn't follow procedures on about 250 bags during the two months, the agency said. All bags did receive some screening, however.
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The TSA says 44 employees at Newark's airport did not follow screening procedures
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It plans to fire 25 of them and suspend the other 19
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Procedures were not followed on about 250 bags over two months, the TSA says

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Cameron Jerome has become the third striker to join Norwich this summer after moving from Stoke for an undisclosed fee. After the acquisitions of Lewis Grabban and Kyle Lafferty, Jerome has further bolstered Neil Adams' attacking options by signing a three-year deal. No-brainer: Striker Cameron Jerone hopes to revive his career with Norwich move It was a busy day for the Canaries in the transfer market with Leroy Fer moving to QPR for a club-record fee while free agent defender Carlos Cuellar was brought in and Michael Turner signed a new deal. 't's a massive club and from my point of view, where I am in my career, I just need to be playing regularly and Norwich have made me feel very welcome,' Jerome said.
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Striker joins Championship club for undisclosed fee from Stoke
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Jerome says move was 'no-brainer' as he wants to play regularly
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The 27-year-old spent majority of last season on loan at Crystal Palace

Question: @placeholder added: 'He's someone I've been looking at for a long while and I'm delighted he became available to us.


David Cameron hailed Margaret Thatcher as ‘the patriot Prime Minister’ with a ‘lionhearted love for this country’ last night as he led tributes to the woman hailed as Britain’s greatest peacetime leader. Mr Cameron, speaking on the steps of 10 Downing Street said the country had lost a ‘great leader, a great Prime Minister and a great Briton’. Old colleagues and former foes alike united to acknowledge her position as the most towering political figure since Sir Winston Churchill, a pioneer as the first women prime minister and an international champion of free market economics. Full of praise: Prime Minister David Cameron makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street in central London yesterday, after Baroness Thatcher died at the age of 87 following a stroke
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David Cameron: 'We have lost a great leader, great PM and great Briton'
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Tony Blair: 'She was kind and was always immensely supportive to me'
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Ed Miliband: 'A unique figure who reshaped the politics of a generation'
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Boris Johnson: 'She ended defeatism and pessimism of post-war period'
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Lord Tebbit: 'Her life must have been increasingly empty in recent years'
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Lord Saatchi: 'She is immortal because her values are timeless, eternal'

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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:38 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:44 EST, 19 September 2013 Former first daughter Caroline Kennedy said Thursday that she would be humbled to carry forward her father's legacy if confirmed by the Senate to be the next U.S. ambassador to Japan. Testifying before the Foreign Relations Committee, the soft-spoken Kennedy described the crucial bond between the United States and its Asian ally, especially in promoting trade and ensuring strong military ties. She spoke of her own public service and work with the New York City school system. She noted the significance of her nomination on the 50th anniversary of her father's presidency, focusing on his tenure rather than on John F. Kennedy's assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.
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Kennedy, 55, noted the significance of her nomination on the 50th anniversary of her father's presidency
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Her hearing lasted about an hour and 20 minutes and she faced gentle questioning, signalling there should be no obstacles to her appointment
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Kennedy is an attorney and best-selling book editor
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Attending the hearing was Vicki Kennedy, widow of Sen. Ted Kennedy

Question: 'I am conscious of my responsibility to uphold the ideals he represented — a deep commitment to public service, a more just @placeholder and a more peaceful world,' Kennedy said.


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 13:51 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:51 EST, 27 May 2013 A music festival descended into momentary chaos when a rat ran into the packed audience - and bit three people. Musician Raleigh Randall may have thought the girls were screaming for him during his performance at the Evolution Festival in Newcastle yesterday, but soon found the crowd was jumping to avoid a rodent - and was so upset he re-started his track. The rat made its unscheduled appearance at the festival on Newcastle's Quayside yesterday, upstaging Raleigh and attacking two female revellers and a security guard.
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Rodent attack spread panic at the Evolution Festival in Newcastle
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Two female revellers and one security guard were sent to hospital
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Musician Raleigh Randall was so upset he had to restart his song

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The instinctive reading of the ball as it came back across the penalty area would be the envy of many a top striker As would the presence of mind to get in front of the covering defender. So too the smart outside-of-the-boot finish into the one area the goalkeeper couldn't stop it. Blink and you could imagine it was Robbie Keane out there earning the Republic of Ireland a point in Germany or another goal-greedy striker of his ilk. VIDEO Scroll down to watch post-match reactions from John O'Shea and Martin O'Neill John O'Shea celebrates scoring his last-gasp equaliser for Republic of Ireland in their 1-1 draw against Germany in the Euro 2016 qualifier at the Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen
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John O'Shea scored last-gasp equaliser for Republic of Ireland in Germany
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Defender's goal in Euro 2016 qualifier came on his 100th cap
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O'Shea has history of scoring crucial goals with Manchester United
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Former United boss Sir Alex Ferguson admired Sunderland star's versatilty

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(CNN)  -- The National Football League has indefinitely suspended Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick without pay, officials with the league said Friday. NFL star Michael Vick is set to appear in court Monday. A judge will have the final say on a plea deal. Earlier, Vick admitted to participating in a dogfighting ring as part of a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in Virginia. "Your admitted conduct was not only illegal, but also cruel and reprehensible. Your team, the NFL, and NFL fans have all been hurt by your actions," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a letter to Vick.
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NEW: NFL chief, Atlanta Falcons owner critical of Michael Vick's conduct
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NFL suspends Falcons quarterback indefinitely without pay
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Vick admits funding dogfighting operation but says he did not gamble
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Vick due in federal court Monday; future in NFL remains uncertain

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A New Yorker has entered the Guinness Book of Records after collecting 750 pizza boxes from around the world. Scott Weiner is so obsessed by his favourite dinner that he is a professional pizza tour guide, taking visitors to New York to interesting and unusual restaurants. However, despite his love of pizza, he has rationed himself to just 15 slices a week. Scott Weiner has more than 750 Pizza boxes from around the world stored in his Brooklyn apartment Scott Weiner, pictured, paid $200 for the world's largest pizza box measuring a staggering 54 inches square As part of his quest, Weiner has collected boxes from 45 different countries over the past 15 years. One of his boxes was signed by tattoo artist Ed Hardy.
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Scott Weiner from Brooklyn has a collection of more than 750 pizza boxes
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His collection has won him a place in the Guinness Book of Records
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He started his bizarre collection in 2009 and stores the boxes in a cupboard
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He even runs the 'Scott's Pizza Tours' featuring Manhatten's top spots
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Weiner has even published his own book to share his pizza box

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(CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's political troubles may reshape the Republican race much more radically than most commentators are yet predicting. To understand why, think of the Republican presidential nomination as a playoff game between two rival leagues. One league is composed of the Republican party's donors and professionals. The other features the party's activists and militants. In 2012, Mitt Romney triumphed early and totally in League A, and then waited patiently for the nomination as League B stumbled its way through a garish series of impossible candidates. The only plausible player fielded by League B, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, whiffled out before he had properly started the game.
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David Frum: Chris Christie, the leader among moderates, may not be a 2016 GOP contender
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Lack of a clear favorite may open way for GOP activists to pick the nominee, he says
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Candidates such as Ted Cruz and Rand Paul look more plausible, Frum says
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Frum: Old rules about how GOP picks a candidate may be thrown aside

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Steve Smith collected his first ever Allan Border Medal at the prestigious awards ceremony and was also named the Test Player and One Day International Player of the Year to cap off a sensational season. The 25-year-old received an impressive 243 votes to win the Allan Border Medal, ahead of his David Warner (175) and reigning medal winner Mitchell Johnson (126). Smith has enjoyed a sensational year, kick-started with a century against South Africa at the Centurion last February and culminating in a record-breaking Test summer against India. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steve Smith wins his first Allan Border Medal
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Steve Smith took home three awards including the prestigious Allan Border Medal, Test Player of the Year and One Day International Player of the Year
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Sean Abbott awarded the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year award just months after the tragic death of Phillip Hughes in a domestic match
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Glen Maxwell won the Twenty20 International Player of the Year award after top-scoring for the Aussies in the ICC T20 competition in Bangladesh
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Meg Lanning won the Belinda Clark medal for Woman's Cricketer of the Year for a second time after her impressive year
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The star-studded bash took place at the Crown Casino in Melbourne
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LONDON, England (CNN) -- As Markus Winkelhock took to the sodden track of last week's European Grand Prix in Nuerburgring he went where one Winkelhock had been before, his father Manfred Winkelhock. Nico Rosberg (left) gets a pep talk from his world championship-winning father at this year's Monaco Grand Prix Winkelhock junior's first grand prix -- and possibly last for some time, now that Christijan Albers' vacated Spyker seat has gone to Sakon Yamamoto -- will be talked about for years to come. His decision to run on extreme wet tires on lap three saw him leading the race by 33 seconds before the race was suspended for the second time. And, although his race ended with hydraulic failure, and future drives in Formula 1 are by no means certain, he joins the rare club of drivers who have led a grand prix on their first race.
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Markus Winkelhock made debut at the location of his father's last F1 race
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F1 has a history of father and son racers
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Six sons of world champions have raced in Formula 1 championships

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(CNN) -- Canada, which is ending its combat mission in Afghanistan in July, on Tuesday announced "a new role" to play in the war-torn nation, with a focus on security, diplomacy, human rights and development. "Building on strengths and accomplishments over the past years, Canada is committed to helping build a more secure, stable and self-sufficient Afghanistan that is no longer a safe haven for terrorists," said Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon. The government says the estimated cost from 2011 to 2014 "is $700 million (US $694.5 million) a year over three years, although final costs will not be known until after 2014."
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Canada has played a major ISAF role
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There will be up to 950 trainers and support personnel
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Canada will focus on women's lives

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Fighting that raged for hours in Kabul Tuesday afternoon after a dramatic Taliban attack on the U.S. Embassy and NATO's command calmed down greatly during the evening hours, a military spokesman told CNN But the strike in central Kabul and two other brazen assaults across the city left residents unnerved, and security forces braced for more. Gunfire continued to ring out. Three police officers have died and others have been injured in the violence across Kabul, police said. The Afghan Public Health ministry said one civilian was killed and at least 18 were wounded, but none seriously.
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Three of four attackers in the building have been killed, the Interior Ministry says
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An ISAF spokesman says the situation has calmed down
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A U.S. Embassy worker calls the assault "well-coordinated"

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's intelligence agency has detained several people who gave information to the United States before the U.S. killed Osama bin Laden, officials in Pakistan said Wednesday. The agency detained several people who cooperated with the CIA, a Pakistani official said; the official did not know the precise number. One rented a safe house to the CIA in Abbottabad, the Pakistani city where U.S. special forces killed bin Laden early May 2, a Pakistani source familiar with the arrests said Wednesday. Some of the CIA sources in Pakistani custody were low-level and not considered crucial, a senior administration official told CNN. The official said the sources were not spying on Pakistan, and therefore should be dealt with leniently.
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White House spokesman calls U.S. relationship with Pakistan "complicated," but "vital"
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CIA Director Leon Panetta talked with Pakistani top brass about failed raids, a source says
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Suspected CIA informants were arrested after the bin Laden raid, an official says
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The arrests could be another blow to the relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan

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By Jamie Redknapp After 38 games of a long, hard season, the best side always wins the title and Manchester City thoroughly deserve their success. Manuel Pellegrini has done a fantastic job in his first season in English football and he and City should be congratulated. After the match I was talking to Graeme Souness and we agreed that if we were to have our careers again in the present day then we, and any current young player, would want to join City. That is the club where you want to be. Man United have dominated English football for so long and though City might not have the history, they have the future.
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Manchester City thoroughly deserve their Premier League title success
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City manager Manuel Pellegrini has done a fantastic job in his first season in charge at the Etihad Stadium
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Arsenal were much better off when Aaron Ramsey was on the pitch this season
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Tim Sherwood has done a good job in difficult circumstances at Tottenham Hotspur
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Everton's Ross Barkley is my young player of the year

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With thousands of anti-abortion protesters in town for the annual March for Life, Republicans were ready to push legislation through the House designed to please them. GOP leaders had planned House passage Thursday of legislation criminalizing most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, an act that would have defied a White House veto threat. But late Wednesday they abruptly postponed that confrontation indefinitely after concluding they were short of votes from their own caucus, after several women pushed back on a provision that would have required rape and incest victims seeking an abortion after 20 weeks to first report the crime to the police.
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Thousands of anti-abortion protesters are in town for the annual March for Life; Republicans were ready to push legislation designed to please them
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They realized Wednesday night that they were short of votes from their own caucus, including several women
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Some GOP lawmakers were against a provision requiring rape and incest victims seeking an abortion after 20 weeks to first report to police
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The bill had zero chance of becoming law; the White House advised the president to veto it

Question: Instead, the @placeholder will vote on legislation today barring taxpayer funding of abortions — a prohibition that's already largely in place.


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:26 EST, 18 April 2013 Claim: Author Patti Davis, pictured last summer, has claimed that her mother, former first lady Nancy Reagan, supports gay marriage Though her late husband may have had an embattled view of same-sex marriage, Nancy Reagan fully supports it, her daughter has sensationally claimed. Patti Davis, the daughter of the former first lady, announced in a radio interview this week that her mother ‘does’ support it. Davis’ claim directly goes against an op-ed written by her half-brother, Michael Reagan, who claimed earlier this month that legalizing gay marriage would lead to ‘polygamy, bestiality, and perhaps even murder.’
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Patti Davis, daughter of former president Ronald Reagan and former first lady Nancy Reagan, claimed that her mother supports same-sex marriage
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Claimed earlier that her father supported issue, though she admitted they never discussed it prior to his death
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Comes after her half-brother, Michael Reagan, said gay unions would open the door to 'polygamy, bestiality, and perhaps even murder'

Question: Earlier this month, @placeholder, a political consultant, called on church leaders to stand up and fight against same-sex marriage.


By John Drayton Giorgio Chiellini may have been furious with Luis Suarez after the Uruguay forward appeared to bite his shoulder on Tuesday, but the Italian defender can now see the funny side. The Juventus centre back was incensed when no action was taken by the referee as Italy were knocked out of the World Cup in Brazil. But he has now posted a picture of a hotel maid biting his shoulder in much the same way as Suarez while Brazil striker Fred was snapped pretending to bite team-mate Marcelo's arm in training. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar watches Fred doing a 'Suarez' on Marcelo in Brazil training
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Giorgio Chiellini was furious after Luis Suarez appeared to bite him on Tuesday
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But he saw the funny side when a maid pretended to do the same
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Suarez is expected to discover his fate on Thursday
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Uruguay striker could be banned for up to two years

Question: Stage 3: Suarez appears to clamp his jaws down and bite @placeholder's shoulder


Malia Obama has been pictured wearing a hip hop group's t-shirt just days after one of its founding members was arrested for breaking a security guard's nose. The image, which was first shared to Instagram on Sunday, shows the president's 16-year-old daughter adjusting her hair while wearing a t-shirt for Pro Era, a hip hop collective based in Brooklyn, New York. After the photo emerged, Pro Era apparently saw it as a marketing opportunity and promptly shared the image to their own Instagram page with the caption: 'Malia Obama rocking that classic Pro Era tee! | Make sure you get your official Pro Era gear from theproera.com!'
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Brooklyn hip hop collective Pro Era posted a photograph to Instagram showing the president's 16-year-old daughter wearing a Pro Era t-shirt
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They explained that a mutual friend of Malia's and one of the members gave them the photograph
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It comes just days after one of its founding members, Joey Bada$$, was arrested for allegedly punching a security guard in the face in Australia

Question: The 19-year-old raps about political and racial issues, and life in @placeholder.


By Gerard Couzens and Daily Mail Reporter Gerry McCann has flown to join his wife Kate in Portugal in the hope he may give evidence in their libel case brought against a disgraced police chief. Mr McCann had remained at home looking after the couple's twins while his wife attended the trial against the former policeman Goncalo Amaral, in Lisbon. The heart specialist is now on his way to join his wife Kate, according to the family's spokesman Clarence Mitchell, and he hopes to give evidence against Amaral who the couple claim engulfed them in a ‘massive tidal wave of lies’ when he published a book on his thoughts on the Madeleine McCann investigation.
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Gerry MacCann hopes to give evidence against ex officer Goncalo Amaral
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Police chief claimed the McCanns hid their daughter's body after her death
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Lisbon court is hearing evidence for £1million libel case against Amaral

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Washington (CNN) -- In the days immediately following the presidential election, Martin Mendez was in a blue funk. A Latino Republican, he watched with dismay as poll after poll revealed that not only did President Barack Obama win a second term in office, but he did so with a sizable portion of the Hispanic vote. The loss was especially painful for Mendez, who spent hours knocking on the doors of Hispanics around Denver in an effort to convince them to give the GOP a try. "Out in the field in Denver, the comments I got ... the feedback was Mitt Romney's for the millionaires. We're these poor Hispanics, so we're going to vote for Obama because he's for the little guy," Mendez said, his voice full of exasperation.
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The demographic sea change in political power is here, experts say
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Political gains among women, youth, and minorities will help shape the political conversation
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Republicans say they will have to figure out how to work with, attract these newly powerful Americans

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By Polly Dunbar PUBLISHED: 19:40 EST, 17 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:18 EST, 17 March 2013 Andy and Samantha Puleston pictured at their home in Devon Samantha Puleston always felt her husband Andy lived in his own world. Even during the most emotionally charged moments of their relationship, he could appear oddly detached and preoccupied with irrelevant practical details. 'Our daughter Sophie is 18 weeks old, and I had an extremely difficult labour which resulted in an emergency Caesarean,' says Samantha, 41. 'I was terrified, but Andy seemed unaffected by the danger. He was calm and even cracking jokes, which made me angry. But I know he wasn't being like that on purpose - it's simply how he is.'
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Samantha and Andy Puleston from Devon discovered he had Asperger's
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Joanna and Nick Lewis from Coventry found Nick had Asperger's
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Nick Lewis was diagnosed after his son was found to have the condition

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By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 11:47 EST, 13 September 2012 | UPDATED: 11:47 EST, 13 September 2012 Glaciers in the eastern and central regions of the Himalayas appear to be retreating at accelerating rates, similar to those in other areas of the world - while glaciers in the western Himalayas are more stable and could be growing, according to a new report. The report examines how changes to glaciers in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region, which covers eight countries across Asia, could affect the area's river systems, water supplies, and the South Asian population. The mountains in the region form the headwaters of several major river systems - including the Ganges, Mekong, Yangtze, and Yellow rivers - which serve as sources of drinking water and irrigation supplies for roughly 1.5 billion people.
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The entire Himalayan climate is changing, but how climate change will impact specific places 'remains unclear'

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By Associated Press and Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 13:49 EST, 18 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:31 EST, 19 March 2014 A Philadelphia college student died of the same type of meningitis that caused an outbreak at Princeton University in New Jersey, suggesting the strain might still exist on the Ivy League campus despite a massive vaccination effort, federal health officials said Tuesday. Stephanie Ross, a Drexel University sophomore from Pittsburgh, had been in close contact with Princeton students about a week before getting sick, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She died March 10.
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An outbreak of rare Meningitis B has infected eight students at the Ivy League college last year
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Earlier this month, Drexel University student Stephanie Ross died from the virus
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Officials announced Tuesday that Ross had the same Princeton strain, meaning the outbreak may continue to claim more victims
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The 5,000 members of the Princeton community have received inoculations to combat the deadly disease
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Meningitis is a bacterial infection that causes fever, vomiting and a stiffness of the neck

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- JetBlue Airways and two TSA screeners will pay $240,000 to settle an Iraqi man's claim he was denied access to a flight until he covered a T-shirt that read in English and Arabic, "We Will Not be Silent." JetBlue and two TSA screeners settled a lawsuit for $240,000, but denied any wrongdoing. In the settlement, JetBlue and the TSA screeners deny any wrongdoing, saying they only wanted to resolve the 2½-year-old federal lawsuit. But Raed Jarrar, an Iraqi who immigrated to the United States three years ago, cast the settlement as a victory, saying the payout would discourage airlines and airport security officials from imposing restrictions in the future.
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JetBlue and the TSA screeners denied any wrongdoing
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JetBlue, TSA screeners, said they only wanted to resolve the 2½-year-old lawsuit
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Iraqi Raed Jarrar immigrated to the United States three years ago
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Jarrar cast the settlement as a victory

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(CNN) -- Days after Barack Obama granted the first television interview with his entire family, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee said he regrets thrusting his two young daughters in the media spotlight. "I think that we got carried away in the moment," Obama told NBC Wednesday morning. "We were having a birthday party and everybody was laughing, and suddenly this thing cropped up, and I didn't catch it quickly enough, and I was surprised by the attention it got." The comments came five days after the Illinois senator allowed Access Hollywood reporter Maria Menounos an interview with his entire family, including daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7.
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Barack Obama and his whole family interviewed on "Access Hollywood"
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Interview was light; discussed clothing, People Magazine, sweets
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Obama: "I think that we got carried away in the moment"
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Reporter: "No one really expected them to open up so much"

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Roy Hodgson will order his players to sacrifice their egos for the good of the nation as the England boss steps up his preparations for Brazil. Hodgson admits this squad might as well give up on the World Cup if they can’t commit to the team unity he demands — even those who are not in the side. ‘We know our only chance of success is as a team, together,’ said Hodgson. ‘There’s no chance for any team in the World Cup if they’re not together. ‘We’ve seen that in the past, like France in the last one, with all the problems coming out.
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England will train at the Vale do Lobo resort in the Algarve
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Wayne Rooney will join his Three Lions team-mates in Portugal
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Roy Hodgson's side face Peru on May 30 for their first preparation game

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The mother who died, along with her three children after a fatal car crash,  may have been speeding at 160km/h while driving under the influence of drugs, an investigation has found. Keisha Ann Jackson, from Wurtulla on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, had been driving along Glenview Road with her four children on August 22 when her car slid off the wet road and slammed into a tree. The results of the toxicology  show the 30-year-old had cannabis in her system, which police believe would have affected her ability to drive, according to the Courier Mail. The preliminary results estimated the mother had driven between 130km/h and 160km/h  in a 80km/h zone at night.
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Toxicology results show Keisha Ann Jackson had cannabis in her system
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The mother and her three children died after a fatal car crash on August 22
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It's believed that the mother had driven between 130km/h and 160km/h in a 80km/h zone at night
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The 30-year-old mother and children, Ryan, 10, and Joan, seven,  died at the scene
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Matilda, 4, died later in hospital
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Eldest child Ethan, 11, escaped the wreckage with minor injuries and managed to flag down passing cars for help

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(CNN) -- Charles Dickens, who was born 200 years ago this week, created some of the best-known and most loved figures in English literature, from Oliver Twist and David Copperfield to Pip, Miss Havisham and Magwitch. But of all the characters he wrote about, none played as important a role in his work as that of London itself: its hustle and bustle, its glittering promise and grimy streets and the extremes of poverty and wealth experienced by those who lived there. Alex Werner, the curator of the Museum of London's "Dickens and London" exhibition, says the city was "absolutely central" to Dickens' work.
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Author Charles Dickens born 200 years ago this week
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Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol author took much inspiration from London
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Dickens' ties to the city are celebrated in a new Museum of London exhibition
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Dickens 2012 celebrations also planned elsewhere in the world

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Maria Shriver showed up at her cousin Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s wedding earlier this month with a buff date - and it wasn't husband Arnold Schwarzenegger. Shriver, who has been separated from from Schwarzenegger since 2011, introduced her new beau Matthew Dowd to the family at the Kennedy Compound in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts. Dowd is an all-star political consultant with a series of political accomplishments, a family and a history of personal heartbreak that nearly rivals the Kennedys. He's the third of 11 children from a strict Irish Catholic family. He was an altar boy and keeps at least 100 crosses in his rural Texas home. He's been married and divorced twice; his second marriage fell apart after one of his twin infant daughters died in the hospital, according to a 2007 profile piece in the Los Angeles Times.
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Maria Shriver introduced her new boyfriend Matthew Dowd to her family at cousin Bobby Kennedy's Jr.'s wedding
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The couple have been together since last fall - though this was their first public appearance
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Dowd was a key adviser on George W. Bush's 2000 and 2004 election campaigns - but later split with the president over the Iraq War
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He was raised in a strict Irish Catholic family - the third of 11 children

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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- Turkish authorities have detained American activist and freelance journalist Jake Hess in the southeastern, predominantly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir. At a court appearance Sunday, a prosecutor charged Hess with "taking orders from a terrorist organization" and called for his immediate deportation from Turkey, witnesses said. Turkish officialdom regularly refers to the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, as a terrorist organization. U.S. diplomats say Hess rejected their offer of assistance after he was taken into custody. "We have spoken with him on the phone regarding his situation, and he specifically asked us not to share any information on his case," said Deborah Guido, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Embassy in Ankara. "He did not sign a privacy waiver. We can take an oral privacy waiver [by phone], and it was his choice. He did not want to be helped."
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He is charged with taking orders from a terrorist organization
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Turkey often refers to Kurdistan Workers' Party as a terrorist group
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American diplomats say Jake Hess did not want help
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Hess says he is not Kurdistan Workers' Party accomplice

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Feroz-ud-Din Mir claims to have a government certificate proving he was born on March 10, 1872 - which would make him the world's oldest person An Kashmiri man claims he is 141 years old - which would make him the oldest person alive. Feroz-un-Din Mir, from Kashmir, says he has a government certificate proving he was born on March 10, 1872. Staff from Guinness World Records are thought to be investigating the claim, which would make him 26 years older than Misao Okawa, the 115-year-old current record holder. He would also overtake Frenchwoman Jeanne Calment as the oldest person to have ever lived. Ms Calment died in 1997 at the age of 122.
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Feroz-un-Dir Mir says a government certificate proves his March 1872 birth
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Mr Mir, from Kashmir, would take title from Misao Okawa, aged 115, if true
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He has outlived four wives and is married to Misra, a woman in her 80s

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden on Tuesday said he can't believe President Bush hasn't known for months about a recent intelligence estimate that downplays the nuclear threat from Iran. Other Democratic candidates also slammed Bush for continuing to ratchet up the rhetoric against Tehran. On Tuesday the president acknowledged he had given a speech warning that Iran's nuclear development risked "World War III" about two months after his intelligence chief told him a reassessment of Tehran's nuclear ambitions was under way. Bush told reporters during a White House news conference that he was not told the details of the new assessment until last week and he said the new report, which found that Iran had halted its nuclear weapons work in 2003, will not change U.S. policy toward Iran.
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Democratic presidential candidates blast the president for his rhetoric against Iran
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President Bush said Iran's nuclear program risked "World War III"
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New assessment says Tehran stopped nuclear weapons program in 2003
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Biden says Bush "incompetent" if he didn't know about new assessment earlier

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By Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 20:09 EST, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:09 EST, 20 April 2013 Backlash: Ed Milliband invited Respect MP Mr Galloway to his Commons office Ed Miliband last night faced an angry backlash from Labour MPs after it emerged he held a secret meeting with George Galloway, who was thrown out of the party ten years ago. The Labour leader invited Respect MP Mr Galloway to his Commons office, where they had a ‘cordial and friendly conversation’ for nearly an hour. It has sparked rumours that Mr Miliband is considering allowing Mr Galloway to rejoin the party.
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Revelation will do nothing for Labour leader trying to shake 'Red Ed' tag
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George Galloway was thrown out of the party ten years ago

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(CNN) -- The death toll from a New Year's stampede during a church vigil at an Angolan stadium rose to 16 Wednesday, state media said, as details emerged of how the tragedy unfolded. The deadly crush at the gates of the Cidadela Desportiva stadium, in Angola's capital, Luanda, came Monday evening as tens of thousands of people flocked to an event staged by the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. Three children, aged three and four, were among the 16 people killed, according to state-run newspaper Jornal de Angola. Angolan state news agency Angola Press reported 10 deaths in the stampede as of Tuesday.
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The number killed in a New Year's stampede in Angola climbs to 16
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Three children were among those killed, state-run newspaper reports
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Ivory Coast begins three days of national mourning for 60 people killed in a stampede
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Most of those killed in Ivory Coast were women and children

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They sure do make their cowboys young in Colorado. For the 108th edition of the National Western Stock Show, which is considered the 'Superbowl of stock shows', kid cowboys have their chance to play with the big kids. The annual festival, which this year is expected bring over 600,000 people to the Coloradoan capital, introduced 'mini-bucking bulls' that has ushered in a new generation of westerners. The budding buckers took to the pint-sized bovines that, despite being young, definitely had full-sized tempers. Ryan Grace, 10, hangs on in the mini bull riding competition at the 108th National Western Stock Show in Denver on January 11, 2014
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It's the 'Superbowl of stock shows', but the highlight of the National Western Stock Show 2014 in Denver, Colorado, has so far been the the amateurs, not the pros
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Children as young as five and six have competed in a competition using 'mini-bucking bulls' as part of a beginners rodeo
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Riders attempted to stay on the animals for six seconds or longer
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Seven-year-old Austyn Smith, from Connecticut has been riding for years and said the key is to 'go hard or go home'

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Armed and ready, this family is well equipped to defend their right to bear arms. Six-year-olds Raealonie and Charlisse Evans are as comfortable with a .22 rifle as they are playing with dolls. Both sisters, like their siblings, Verenise, 14, Roberto, 12, Celeste, 10, have their own weapons and regularly practise using them. Scroll down for video Treves Evans (centre) keeps 15 weapons at home and teaches his young children (L-R) Charlisse, six, Verenise, 14, Roberto, 12, Celeste, 10, and Raealonie, six, how to shoot Charlisse (left) and Raealonie have their own pink hunting rifle despite being just six-years-old Ten-year-old Celeste, right, said she likes semi-automatic rifles because 'you can shoot ten at a time' and 12-year-old Roberto also has his own weapon
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Treves Evans has 15 weapons and teaches his five children to use them
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Raealonie and Charlisse, six, use .22 rifles and own pink hunting rifles
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Celeste, 12, prefers a semi-automatic because 'you can shoot ten at a time'
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Treves says more firearms are answer to gun tragedies like Sandy Hook

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Lavish party: Actor Matt Damon used the alias 'Mr Naff' to book out an entire Caribbean resort for a part to celebrate the renewal of his wedding vows with wife Luciana Barroso, left Hollywood star Matt Damon has grown accustomed to using aliases playing Jason Bourne – the renegade agent travels the world using a series of false names But Damon appears to have had his tongue firmly in his cheek when he chose his own alias to book a lavish party for a renewal of his wedding vows. The 42-year-old star has rented out the entire Sugar Beach resort on the Caribbean island of  St Lucia under the name ‘Mr Naff’.
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Hollywood star books resort for lavish party under name 'Mr Naff'
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Actor rented entire Sugar Beach resort to renew vows with wife Luciana
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Week-long celebration set to cost £300,000

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NEW YORK -- Talking excitedly and pacing the front of her classroom, Molly Greer engages her students. "What are different paces you can go when you're reading aloud? Christina?" Molly Greer, in her New York classroom, says she now wants to make teaching her career. "Low." "Okay, low or soft, yes." On the first day of school, most of the kids in Greer's eighth-grade class could not read at a sixth-grade level. With summer almost here, it's a totally different story for these kids, who according to their school are expected to read at or near grade level. "It is an incredible thing for these students."
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Teach For America places college grads as teachers in low-income schools
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Some question whether graduates are qualified to teach in tough classrooms
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Group will place more than 4,000 teachers across United States this year

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By Emma Glanfield A surfer who was racially abused by a stand-up paddle boarder and told to ‘f*** off back to England’ has described the tirade of verbal abuse he received as ‘disgusting’. Longboarder Phil Brown, 29, caught the astonishing incident on camera which saw him subjected to the abuse after he accidentally caught the same wave as the stand-up paddle (SUP) boarder. The footage shows the SUP rider, who had a Saint Piran's Flag – the flag of Cornwall – sticker stuck to the front of his board, launch a number of expletives at Mr Brown during the surf session on Saturday.
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Longboarder Phil Brown, 29, was subjected to abuse after 'sharing' a wave
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Former Army serviceman described it as 'disgusting' and 'inappropriate'
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Unknown paddle boarder launched into four-letter tirade at Bude, Cornwall
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He told surfer: 'I will put you in f*****g hospital' if he rode same wave again

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BBC sports presenter Clare Balding begins her coverage of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, today, appearing in a series of ice-cool official publicity photographs. The 43-year-old Brit, who also covered the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games for the BBC, has just introduced the opening ceremony, shrugging off a number of Twitter trolls who hounded her for attending the games, given Russia's abhorrent stance on gay rights. Both Balding and her long-term partner Alice Arnold - who were united in a civil ceremony in London in 2006 - have been standing by her decision to present the games, both on the social networking site and off.
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Was criticised for attending games given Russia's abhorrent anti-gay laws
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The British presenter began presenting opening ceremony this afternoon
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Both Balding and long-term partner Alice Arnold stood by her decision
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Twitter has now been flooded with support for the presenter, 43

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Washington (CNN) -- The so-called "lame duck" session of the Democratic Congress convened Monday, with members preparing to make decisions on a host of contentious issues that could have major political ramifications for both President Barack Obama and the incoming Republican House majority. Newly elected House members, meanwhile, were given a daylong orientation on the rules and procedures governing life on Capitol Hill. They are set to take office in January. In the Senate, two new members -- Delaware's Chris Coons and West Virginia's Joe Manchin -- were sworn in by Vice President Joe Biden. Coons and Manchin are both Democrats; their addition to the Senate did not change the chamber's 59-41 Democratic edge for the lame duck session. Senate Democrats will have a smaller 53 to 47 majority next year.
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The lame duck session of Congress began Monday
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Congress must tackle multiple controversial issues before the end of the year
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announces his intention to back an earmark ban
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Newly elected House members reiterate their intention to push for smaller government

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(CNN) -- The oil spill on the Gulf Coast has states and visitors bureaus working hard to keep the public updated and reassure beach-bound travelers. Here are some of the latest updates from destinations affected by the oil disaster: Northwest Florida Oil has affected sections of Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key beaches, according to the Pensacola Bay Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Photos from the area showed patches of dark, syrup-like oil on the white sand. Pensacola Beach is open, but the waters from the Park West recreation area to the area just west of Portofino are closed to all swimming and wading until further notice because of large quantities of emulsified oil in shore waters and along the shoreline, the bureau said.
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Oil affects sections of Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key beaches
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Some waters closed to swimming because of emulsified oil along the shoreline
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All of Florida's beaches are still open, including tourist hot spots Panama City and Destin
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Health officials have issued advisory against swimming in Alabama Gulf waters

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The husband of a teacher who spent the night with a 16-year-old pupil has told how she seduced the boy as revenge after he had an affair. Bernadette Smith, 35, narrowly avoided a prison sentence this week after confessing her infatuation with her student Gary Ralston. The court heard how she called the boy into her classroom at Banockburn High School in Stirling, and confessed her feelings for him. The pair later kissed passionately in a park, and spent the night in bed, where Smith wore just jeans and a bra. Abuse of trust: Sheriff Wyllie Robertson told Smith (left), 35, who kissed Gary, then 16, (right) and lay beside him wearing only jeans and a bra, that she had committed a serious abuse of trust. She was spared jail
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Teacher Bernadette Smith kissed and shared a bed with Gary Ralston
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She narrowly escaped jail after admitting sexual activity with a pupil
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Her husband Brian Smith, 35, has told how she said the affair was payback
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She sent a break-up text to Mr Smith, with whom she has three children
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Smith then switched off her phone and spent the night in bed with Gary
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Returned the next morning to admit what she did, shocking her husband
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Obsession cost her job and her reputation, Stirling Sheriff Court heard
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Gary said: 'I was thinking I was quite lucky. A lot of the boys fancied her'
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Smith under supervision for two years as part of community payback order

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