Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey ordered the expulsion of Israel's ambassador and other senior diplomats stationed there on Friday, a dramatic slap against its one-time close ally over its failure to apologize for a deadly raid last year on a Gaza-bound ship in a flotilla loaded with humanitarian aid. Low-level officials are allowed to stay, but others must leave by Wednesday, a Turkish official said. Turkey has been incensed with Israel after its commandos clashed with Turks on one of the flotilla ships, the Mavi Marmara, and killed nine people. This comes on the same day that U.N. released a report about the May 2010 raid. The document criticized Israel's actions in the incident, even as it describes the Israeli naval blockade of Gaza as a "legitimate security measure." Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon received a copy of the report on Friday, a U.N. spokesman said.
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Turkey wants an apology from Israel over the flotilla raid
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Disagreements over Gaza have caused ties to deteriorate

Question: Pope said Turkey's stance on @placeholder could be risky in its relationship with the United States.

Question: The report said there was "significant mistreatment of passengers" by @placeholder authorities.

Question: "As to the ambassador in Turkey, he had finished his posting a couple of days ago and had already said goodbye to his Turkish colleagues and was expected in @placeholder in the coming days," the Israeli official said.


(CNN) -- When Barack Obama is sworn in as the 44th president of the United States, the wish list that has been building abroad may have grown longer than he or anyone else can deliver. The world's newspapers marked Barack Obama's election win. Now, world governments want him to act. There are the apparently eternal conflicts of the Middle East and Kashmir, between India and Pakistan, that have already reared their ugly heads almost as a warning even before Obama took office. Between them, they engulf most of the grievances and violence that shape the Islamic world and its relations with the United States.
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World has long wish list for Barack Obama when he becomes president
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Solving problems will need creative diplomacy and courage, Amanpour says
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Middle East, Iran and Kashmir all need attention
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Amanpour asks if world nations will rise to help U.S. or just carp from sidelines

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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- Venezuelan investigators have detained 12 police officials following the shooting death of a Chilean diplomat's teenage daughter. Karen Berendique, 19, died Saturday from gunshot wounds after Venezuelan police shot at the vehicle she was riding in with her brother in the coastal city of Maracaibo, officials said. Her father, Chilean Honorary Consul Fernando Berendique, told reporters that police pointed guns at the car and opened fire when it didn't stop at a checkpoint. The car had six bullet holes in it, he said. "It is a product of the irresponsibility and a product of the disrespect for human life here, an act of officials that had little experience, and this is the consequence. ... They cut short the life of my brilliant, 19-year-old daughter," he told reporters.
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Chilean Honorary Consul Fernando Berendique criticizes "disrespect for human life"
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He says police shot at the car his daughter was riding in when it didn't stop at a checkpoint
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Venezuelan officials condemn the shooting and say those responsible will be punished
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Chile's foreign ministry calls for a swift investigation

Question: Saturday's shooting comes several months after @placeholder's consul general in Caracas was kidnapped, shot and wounded after leaving a hotel.


(CNN) -- To most owners of the new iPhone, the voice-activated feature called Siri is more than a virtual "assistant" who can help schedule appointments, find a good nearby pizza or tell you if it's going to rain. She's also a she. Siri answers questions in a part-human, part-robot voice that's deep, briskly efficient and distinctly female. (At least in the U.S. and four other countries. In France and the UK, Siri is male.) People describe the app using female pronouns. Her gender has even prompted some users to flood blogs and online forums with sexually suggestive questions for Siri such as "What are you wearing?" (Siri's baffled response: "Why do people keep asking me this?")
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Studies have shown people generally find women's voices more pleasing than men's
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Scholar: "It's much easier to find a female voice that everyone likes than a male voice"
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In Germany, some BMW drivers refused to take GPS directions from a woman
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Tech companies may avoid male computer voices because of HAL from the move "2001"

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(CNN) -- Dictators around the Middle East should pay close attention to the fate of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi, opposition activists from Syria and Yemen said Thursday as reports of Gadhafi's death flashed across the world. "This is a lesson for all dictatorships: The clear fate of all who kill his people is to end up under the feet of the nation," said Omar Al-Muqdad, a Syrian opposition activist in exile in Turkey. View a gallery of leaders caught up in the Arab Spring The opposition Syrian National Assembly "blesses the Libyan people that got rid of an infamous dictator such as Gadhafi," he said.
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"This is a lesson for all dictatorships," a Syrian opposition leader says
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"I hope Ali Abdullah Saleh is watching the news closely," blogger says of Yemen leader
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Moammar Gadhafi's death could have ripple efects through the region, Mideast analyst says
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Yemen and Syria are closer to change than Bahrain and Iran, expert says

Question: "There are local factors in @placeholder that are going to make it much more difficult to have an effect -- the middle classes in Syria have yet to really throw their lot in with the opposition," he said.

Question: "There are local factors in Syria that are going to make it much more difficult to have an effect -- the middle classes in @placeholder have yet to really throw their lot in with the opposition," he said.


By Martin Samuel - Sport Samir Nasri was mystifyingly left out of France’s World Cup squad and his girlfriend, Anara Atanes, tweeted her displeasure. A series of expletive-driven messages included the opinion that Didier Deschamps, the national coach, was s***. Deschamps is now taking Atanes to court and has issued a civil lawsuit. This seems a spectacular over-reaction. Atanes is a Victoria’s Secret model and member of a minor pop group called Fanfare. She is not greatly sought after for her views on the game. VIDEO: Scroll down for Up close and personal with Samir Nasri's girlfriend Anara Atanes Trouble: Anara Atanes is facing legal action after criticising France coach Didier Deschamps
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Anara Atanes tweeted 'F*** France and f*** Deschamps!'
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She said tweets 'were not aimed at the nation as a whole'
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Nasri considering quitting international football after World Cup snub
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Manchester City midfielder left out by France manager Didier Deschamps
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France boss says he isn't good at sitting on the bench

Question: Success: Nasri has been a crucial part of @placeholder's title winning team this season


Police have formed an unprecedented ring of steel around the Middleton's £5million country mansion to protect Prince George and his parents from intruders. Officers on horseback and a helicopter with heat-seeking technology on board have been patrolling the perimeter around the 18-acre Bucklebury Manor estate in Berkshire, where the royal trio stayed last night. The local council imposed no-stopping regulations on roads near the Georgian home where a team of armed royal guards, who accompany Kate and William everywhere, are also stationed. Scroll down for video Back again: The couple spent a week at Bucklebury Manor shortly before Kate returned to London to give birth, and the Cambridges were back last night surrounded by police
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Police patrolling 18-acre Bucklebury Manor on foot, horseback and by air
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Experts say security significantly higher since Prince George's birth
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Royal babies have been targets by kidnappers and attackers in the past
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Kate, William and George stayed with Carole and Michael last night

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Many women might be put off by an ex-soldier who spent nearly three years years living with wolves in a muddy wildlife park without taking a shower - but Shaun Ellis has finally found his match. The 47-year-old ‘Wolfman’, who is believed to have the strongest bond with the wild animals of any human, taught his girlfriend Isla, 30, how to live as one of them - and now they have tied the knot. The couple met in September 2009, and more than two years after their first date in April 2010, they wed in a Native American ceremony in Devon, wearing traditional dress and writing their own vows.
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Shaun Ellis, 47, of Coombe Martin, Devon, tied the knot with 30-year-old Isla
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Ex-soldier lived with wolves in muddy wildlife park without taking shower
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Couple married in traditional dress two years after first date in April 2010

Question: Housing: Such is their love of all things @placeholder, a teepee on the fringes of an area of land where the wolves are housed has become a part-time home during their spells studying them up close


Real Madrid want to sign Manchester City striker Alvaro Negredo if they fail to land Radamel Falcao or James Rodriguez from Monaco. Carlo Ancelotti is keen to add a forward after Alvaro Morata left for Juventus on Saturday, but the Real manager doesn't agree with City's asking price of £24million. Negredo insisted he was 'happy and very settled' at City on Wednesday, but a difficult end to last season made the 28-year-old keen to leave the Etihad. VIDEO Scroll down as Monaco's vice president says Falcao and Rodriguez aren't for sale Staying or going? Real Madrid want Alvaro Negredo if they miss out on their top priorities of the summer
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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti's priorities are Monaco's Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez
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Real are prepared to go for Manchester City's Alvaro Negredo if need be
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City want £24million for Negredo but Ancelotti feels it is overpriced
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Spanish striker insisted he was 'happy and very settled' in England despite rumours of move to Spain due to homesickness
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Negredo lost place in City's team at end of last season to Edin Dzeko
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Atletico Madrid are keen after selling Diego Costa to Chelsea

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President Barack Obama and the first family have lit the national Christmas tree. And this time, his daughters Sasha and Malia remembered to smile. Flanking their father, their mother Michelle, and their maternal grandmother Marian Robinson, the teenagers beamed as they clustered around the light switch just feet away from the White House. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Joyful joyful! The entire first family looked full of Christmas spirit at the annual tree-lighting ceremony The big moment: Malia, 16, beamed out at the crowds and Sasha, 13, stared excitedly at the light-switch as their father told citizens to remember those on military service when they look at the tree, a symbol of hope
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President Barack Obama lit the tree outside White House with First Daughters, Michelle and Michelle's mother Marian Robinson
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Malia, 16, and Sasha, 13, looked cheerier than they did on Thanksgiving
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Obama said the tree is 'symbol of hope', urged people to think of soldiers
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Tom Hanks hosted the event, kissed Michelle on the cheek to celebrate

Question: Support: The @placeholder girls were accused of failing to show their father support on Thanksgiving but their jovial attitude on Thursday night, walking arm-in-arm with their father, sent a clear message to their critics


(CNN) -- Trooper William Finn, a spokesman with the Washington State Patrol, was tweeting Wednesday under the handle @wspd5pio about an accident on Vancouver's Interstate 205. A car was traveling northbound when it crossed the grass median into the southbound lane, striking a pickup truck, head on. At 2:11 p.m. PT, Finn tweeted, "Vancouver - SB 205 @ Padden - Fatality collision. WB Padden to SB 205 is closed. Right lane SB 205 also closed in area. Use alt route!" About 10 minutes earlier, Caran Johnson, a local scanner aficionado and a follower of Finn's on Twitter, had learned about the accident. She turned to the micro-blogging site to post new details and to reach out to her community.
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Caran Johnson, a local scanner aficionado, posts about a fatal car crash on Interstate 205
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She grows worried her husband may have been involved, writes to spokesman on scene
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"It's him. he died," she posts on Twitter

Question: At 2:20 p.m. PT, Johnson sent a tweet to @placeholder, "@wspd5pio do you have descriptions of involved vehicles?"


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 03:36 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:17 EST, 30 September 2013 The distraught teenage sister of April Jones said today she dreams of hugging her murdered sibling just one more time and to hear her say 'I love you'. Jazmin Jones and the five-year-old were 'inseparable' and the room they shared is exactly as it was when she was abducted and killed last October. April's bed in Machynlleth, mid-Wales, is still made and is covered in her favourite cuddly toys to remind her bereft family 'she will always be with us', the 17-year-old said.
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Jazmin Jones, 17, said she dreams of hugging her youngest sibling again
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Room they shared is untouched, with April's bed made and covered in toys
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'I see it as a happy thing, she hasn't disappeared. She'll always be with us.'
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April was snatched and murdered by Mark Bridger, who was jailed for life
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The five-year-old was laid to rest last Thursday in Machynlleth, mid-Wales

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(CNN)  -- New Chelsea signing Fernando Torres said his transfer deadline-day move to the English Premier League champions from division rivals Liverpool was a "step forward" in his career. After much media speculation over the striker's future, Torres joined the Blues on a five-and-half-year contract on Monday, in a deal secured just before the January transfer window came to a dramatic close. "I felt that I needed a step forward in my career and for my ambition as a footballer," the 26-year-old Torres said in an interview with the club's official website on Tuesday. "I am joining a team that is at the top level -- there is not another level after Chelsea," he added.
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Fernando Torres speaks to Chelsea TV after signing for the club on Monday
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EPL champions agreed a deal with Liverpool just before the transfer day deadline
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Spain striker's first game for Blues could be against Liverpool on Sunday
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Liverpool signed strikers Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez; Chelsea also secured David Luiz

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Question: With Torres' record-breaking deal and Liverpool reportedly paying in excess of $53 million for Carroll, the @placeholder showed little sign of being affected by the current economic situation.


Beijing (CNN) -- Outspoken Chinese artist Ai Weiwei paid 8.45 million yuan ($1.3 million) for a charge against his wife's company to prevent her from going to jail, he told CNN Tuesday. Ai told CNN that if the tax charge went unpaid then his wife, the legal representative of Fake Cultural Ltd., would have been sent to jail. When news of the tax charges broke earlier this month, there was a huge outpouring of donations from fellow activists and supporters wanting to ease the 15 million yuan ($2.3 million) debt. Ai told CNN that the donations grew to more than 9 million yuan, but he only used a portion of it for this payment, which he hopes will give him the right to an administrative review.
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Ai Weiwei uses donation money to pay off tax bond
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Hopes tax bond will allow for administrative review
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Administrative review does not guarantee positive outcome for Ai
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Support from public encourages his fight

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Norfolk, Virginia (CNN) -- An Iraqi detainee said he was kicked and punched while his hands were tied behind his back in a recording played Tuesday in the trial of a Navy SEAL accused of assaulting the detainee. Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew McCabe has pleaded not guilty to punching Ahmed Hashim Abed in the stomach, dereliction of duty and lying to investigators. Wearing Navy dress whites, McCabe spoke his first words -- "Yes, Ma'am" -- when greeted by the military judge, Navy Capt. Moira Modzelewski. The prosecution and defense teams presented opening statements Tuesday after Modzelewski seated a military jury of four Navy officers and three enlisted personnel.
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Matthew McCabe has pleaded not guilty to punching Iraqi detainee, dereliction of duty
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Ahmed Hashim Abed says in recording he was punched, kicked while hands tied
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McCabe's lawyer says he was doing his job; blames Abed's mouth injury on canker sore
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Two others have been acquitted of charges related to beating

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Los Angeles (CNN)The man whose hit-and-run death led to the arrest of former rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight was also a former rap label owner as well as a father figure to wayward youths and gang members, a friend said Friday. Terry Carter, 55, wasn't a product of the thug life, but he did found and own the defunct Heavyweight Records, said friend Darcell Carraway, 38. Carter mentored young men to a better life, Carraway said. His death "will bring a lot of people together, you know, from all different walks of life, Bloods, Crips, ex-gang members, current gang members, whatever, people on the streets, foster kids, whatever the case may be," Carraway said.
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Killed was Terry Carter, 55, a former rap label owner and "father figure" on L.A. streets
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Carter and Marion "Suge" Knight were acquaintances in rap music circles, friend says
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"Because of people like Terry, I was able to...make something of myself," friend adds

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Walking through the notorious St Raphael’s Estate in the shadow of Wembley Stadium, 13-year-old Raheem Sterling took care to put an extra sweater over his QPR tracksuit on the way to training. To do otherwise would be to invite intimidation or even a beating. Not because of club affiliations but because blue was the ‘wrong’ colour according to gangs who controlled the estate. There are many similar stories which help explain why England’s most talked about footballer is such a potent mix of ability, stubbornness and vulnerability. Raheem Sterling is set to return to QPR when Liverpool travel to Loftus Road on Sunday
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Liverpool star set to return to QPR on Sunday in Premier League clash
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Sterling grew up in Brent in shadows of Wembley Stadium
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19-year-old moved to England from Jamaica when he was five
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Sterling was brought by Liverpool in 2010 and has become a star at Anfield
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Teenager has received  criticism after not starting for England in Estonia

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CBS show 48 Hours this weekend will air parts of a haunting voicemail recorded during the last minutes of a young woman's life as she was murdered - despite the victim's mother expressing her outrage. The Saturday-night crime series which airs at 10pm (EDT) focuses on the 2012 murder of Weight Watchers executive Danielle Thomas by her live-in boyfriend, lawyer Jason Bohn, in New York. During Bohn's trial, it was revealed that Thomas' phone recorded a four-minute message that includes her screams and pleas for her life. Danielle Thomas was murdered by her live-in boyfriend Jason Bohn (seen right, weeping at his murder trial) at their Queens apartment in 2012. Her mother is devastated that CBS plan to play her daughter's pleas for her life from a voicemail that recorded her last moments
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The Saturday-night crime series focuses on the 2012 murder of Danielle Thomas by her boyfriend, Ivy League lawyer Jason Bohn, in New York
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During Bohn's trial, it was revealed that Thomas' phone recorded a four-minute message that includes her screams and pleas for her life
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At one point she says, 'Jason, I love you,' and there are seven seconds of silence - except for a barking dog - possibly the moment she was strangled
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Thomas died of neck compression and blunt-force trauma and was found in the bathtub full of ice in the couple's Queens apartment
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Bohn was sentenced to life in prison without parole in April

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:37 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:06 EST, 30 April 2013 A woman is to be charged in connection with an acid attack on a shop worker that left her with horrific injuries, the Crown Prosecution Service announced today. Naomi Oni, 21, suffered burns and lost her hair and eyelashes after the chemical was thrown at her in Lodge Avenue, Dagenham, east London at around 12.40am on December 30. Today, the CPS announced that it has authorised Scotland Yard to charge Mary Konye in relation to the attack. Scroll down for video
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Mary Konye charged after attack on shop assistant Naomi Oni
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She suffered horrific burns to her face, arm, leg and head in the attack
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The 20-year-old claimed she was attacked by a woman
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She was in hospital for almost a month following the incident

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MUNICH, Germany (CNN) -- Juliane Koepcke is not someone you'd expect to attract attention. Plainly dressed and wearing prescription glasses, Koepcke sits behind her desk at the Zoological Center in Munich, Germany, where she's a librarian. Juliane Koepcke fell more than 3kms after the plane in which she was traveling broke up in midair. Yet this unassuming middle aged woman has one of the most exciting and unbelievable stories of tragedy and survival to tell. It was Christmas Eve, 1971, when Koepcke, then aged 17, and her mother boarded a Lockheed Electra turboprop for a flight from Lima, Peru, to Pucallpa in the Amazonian rainforest. Her parents, both famous zoologists, ran a research station in the jungle studying wildlife.
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German girl, 17, was only survivor of 1971 plane crash in Peruvian rainforest
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Juliane Koepcke fell more than 3km into jungle attached to a row of seats
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Koepcke suffered minor injuries, survived for 10 days alone in rainforest
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Koepcke haunted by ordeal; especially when confronted with other air disasters

Question: The next day a group of @placeholder lumberjacks found her and brought her to the next town.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:02 EST, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:14 EST, 8 August 2013 Convicted: Darren Newton stole the contents of a kitchen belonging to his friends, Andrew and Michelle Milton A financial adviser stole an entire kitchen from two friends after pretending to help them out of debt. Darren Newton, 40, persuaded Andrew Milton and his wife Michelle, both 48, to give up their £310,000, five-bedroom home when it was in danger of being repossessed. Then, while the couple were living in rented accommodation, Newton paid two tradesman – who knew nothing of the plan – to enter the house and strip the kitchen of various appliances.
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Darren Newton convicted after stealing £6,500-worth of kitchen goods
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Andrew and Michelle Milton were persuaded to leave their £310,000 home
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Couple were living in rented accommodation when kitchen was stolen
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Financial adviser Milton arrested after returning from Abu Dhabi holiday

Question: During the trial, Mr @placeholder said he couldn’t ‘comprehend’ what he was seeing when he made the discovery.


How do you make a newborn baby even more adorable? Dress him/her as an angel, cupid or a superbaby of course. Photographer Neil Prahova has created a stunning range of portraits of infants in elaborate fancy dress. The 34-year-old places her tiny subjects in the middle of fantastical scenes depicting Mexican deserts, starry skies and sparkling seas. Olé: Neil Prahova captures images of newborns positioned in colourful scenes Neil originally came to live in London after moving from Moscow in 1998 when she took up photography. Each of the photographs require the babies to lie incredibly still in order for them to blend into their backgrounds.
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Neil Prahova takes pictures of new babies set in elaborate scenes
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The newborns - between 3-10 days old - are young enough to be totally still
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Her sets include washing lines, Mexican deserts and outer space

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By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has confirmed the club are looking to sell record signing Dani Osvaldo after he failed to arrive back for pre-season. The 28-year-old cost the Saints £15million in August 2013 but spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus after being involved in a training-ground fight with Jose Fonte. 'It was a difficult situation for him to come back to,' Koeman told BBC Radio Solent on Tuesday. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Koeman discuss potential Saints transfers Exit: Southampton forward Dani Osvaldo looks set for a move away from St Mary's this summer
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Italian forward failed to report back for pre-season at St Mary's on July 2
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Southampton board have made the decision to offload the 28-year-old
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Koeman confirmed they will 'look for opportunities' for him to leave
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Osvaldo spent second half of last season on loan at Juventus after being suspended for violent conduct and a training-ground fight with Jose Fonte
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Koeman says club have received no bids for defender Dejan Lovren
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Dutchman told fans to be patient about transfers and said the board had assured him they will replace Luke Shaw, Adam Lallana and Rickie Lambert

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(CNN) -- When the blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng staged his astonishing escape from house arrest, he sought American protection at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. Six days later, when Chen left the embassy for a local hospital, it looked as if U.S. officials had found a solution that, as the State Department put it, "reflected his choices and our values." One official at the U.S. Embassy said Chen was so grateful for America's help that he told Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the phone, "I would like to kiss you." But the picture is starting to change, with signs emerging that the Obama administration failed to effectively protect Chen.
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Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest
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Frida Ghitis: He sought help from U.S. embassy, but now it seems he is being abandoned
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She says deal the U.S. and China made over Chen appears to go counter to his wish
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Ghitis: Obama needs to stand up for Chen and the universal value of human rights

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By Chris Waugh England captain Steven Gerrard was prevented from playing his own game due to the defensive efforts of forward Edinson Cavani, according to Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez. Roy Hodgson's men succumbed to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of La Celeste thanks to a Luis Suarez brace to leave them on the brink of elimination from Group D at the World Cup. And Tabarez is convinced that Cavani's display was 'key' to Uruguay's victory over 'a wonderful team' as he shutdown the supply line which England talisman Gerrard usually provides. Devastated: Steven Gerrard (right) cuts a forlorn figure after England lost 2-1 to Uruguay
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Cavani's defensive display was 'key' to Uruguay's 2-1 victory, says Tabarez
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Wayne Rooney scored for England but two Luis Suarez strikes won it
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Gerrard's attempted headed clearance landed at Suarez's feet for winner
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Tabarez believes his side beat a 'wonderful' and 'dangerous' team
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Uruguay coach says side have not qualified yet but have some 'fresh air'

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Neanderthals probably cooked their food before eating but would have struggled to eat root vegetables, according to a new study. Geneticists have analysed ancient DNA from the remains of Neanderthals and another ancient human relative, the Denisovans. They found that these prehistoric human ancestors lacked key genes needed to chew hard foods - just like modern humans alive today. Neanderthals, depicted above by actor Ron Perlman in the film Quest for Fire, lacked genes that are thought to be essential for chewing tough raw food and so may have softened their food by cooking it over a fire Chimpanzees, our closest living primate relative, still have these mastication genes as they need to chew tough, raw food.
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Geneticists at Pennsylvania State University analysed DNA from ancient human relatives to look for genes that are involved in eating and taste
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Neanderthals lacked genes found in species with powerful jaws like chimps
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This suggests they enjoyed very different plants from those eaten today
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Their genes suggest they may have struggled with starchy root vegetables
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Neanderthals also lacked genes needed to digest lactose from cows' milk

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(CNN) -- Fallujah and Ramadi may have been sites of heavy bloodshed in recent days, but the Sunni Muslims of Iraq's Anbar Province, where the two cities are located, have long held a contemptuous attitude towards the embattled government of Prime Minister (and Shia Muslim) Nuri al-Maliki. Iraqi politics and many aspects of economic and social affairs have come to be dominated by antagonistic relationships between the country's Sunni and Shia populations. Nowhere is that more evident than in Anbar. For all intents and purposes, Fallujah and Ramadi are now out of the control of the central government and are now ruled under the authority, to differing degrees, of Sunni militiamen, local (tribally influenced) police, and extremist militants from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS.
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Recent fighting in Anbar province poses serious challenge to Iraqi government
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Al Qaeda-linked militants reportedly fighting alongside tribal leaders in Fallujah
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2013 was deadliest year in Iraq since 2008
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U.S. and coalition forces suffered some of worst losses during Iraq War in Anbar province

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By Daily Mail Reporter A Minnesota woman had promised her aunt to watch her 6-year-old daughter while the woman was recovering from an injury, but instead she took off, leaving the girl to freeze to death outside, according to newly released charging documents. Rachel Stacey Downer appeared in court in Beltrami County on a second-degree manslaughter charge and was released on $100,000 bond. She could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. Downer's cousin, 6-year-old Mercedes Mayfield, was found curled up on the front step of a Bemidji apartment building early February 27. Break in the case: Rachel Downer, 22 (left), was arrested and charged with manslaughter in the death of her 6-year-old cousin Mercedes Mayfield (right) last month
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Mercedes Mayfield, 6, was found dead February 27 by her mother and a neighbor in the entrance to her apartment building
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Six-year-old was dressed in a coat, hat and jacket; one of her boots and mittens were found lying on a staircase
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Temperatures in Bemidji, Minnesota, dipped down to -19F overnight, with a wind chill of -32F
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Girl's cousin, 22-year-old Rachel Downer, charged with second-degree manslaughter and felony child neglect
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Downer told police she was planning to take Mercedes to her apartment, but then changed her mind without telling girl's mother
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Downer said she drove off after watching Mercedes return to the building
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Malika Peoples, Mercedes' mother, turned in early after taking painkillers for her work-related injury

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Wayne Rooney showed his soft side ahead of England's training session in Portugal on Wednesday as the striker kissed his son Kai goodbye before joining his team-mates. The Manchester United forward seemed in a relaxed mood and his spirits were certainly lifted when the youngster ran towards his dad for a loving embrace. Rooney was quick to pick up Kai, who looked to be wearing a full England kit, and throw him lovingly above his head before training began with Roy Hodgson. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Wayne Rooney freestyling against Raheem Sterling Affection: Wayne Rooney (right) kisses his son Kai before England traning
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Wayne Rooney kisses son Kai ahead of England training session
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Rooney and Steven Gerrard were in good spirits as they awaited training

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By Alex Gore PUBLISHED: 08:17 EST, 22 March 2013 | UPDATED: 09:06 EST, 22 March 2013 Russia has urged the world's other major emerging economies to join forces to counter Western clout. President Vladimir Putin, a frequently critic of Europe and the U.S., said the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - should broaden their role and get more involved in geopolitics. His comments come as China's new communist leader sent a defiant signal to the U.S. and Europe today as he arrived in Russia with his first lady on his first foreign trip as president.
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Mr Putin tells BRICS nations to 'get more involved' in geopolitics
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Xi Jinping's visit to Russia is his first foreign trip as leader
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It underlines importance of Beijing's growing alliance with Moscow
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Visit overshadows Moscow meeting of Russian and European officials
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It follows £1.3bn coal deal between Chinese and Russian companies

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Question: Friendship: Mr Xi, 59, has fondly recalled how he read @placeholder literature in his younger days

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By Daily Mail Reporter According to a new report, Russian computer hackers managed to sneak a 'digital bomb' into the Nasdaq's computer system that is capable of sabotaging stock market computers and derail the U.S. economy. In the report, published by Bloomberg Businessweek, the 'cybergrenade' was never set off. The publication claims that hackers managed to slip into the Nasdaq's computer network in 2010 by using malware capable of spying and stealing data. Sabotage: Experts say the 'digital bomb' is capable of derailing the U.S. economy The malware could also cause 'digital destruction.' Federal officials still aren't entirely sure who was responsible for the breach. Bloomberg's report, however, points the finger at the Russian government
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Bloomberg Businessweek claims Russian hackers planted a 'cyber grenade' in the Nasdaq
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The magazine claims Russian hacker Aleksandr Kalinin is to blame
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The Nasdaq is assuring customers that the breach was unsuccessful
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Federal authorities don't have enough evidence to say whether a foreign government is responsible for the 2010 breach

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The hacking group Anonymous has taken aim at a Utah boarding school for troubled teenagers a month after allegations of abuse at the academy surfaced. Former students described beatings, bullying and said they were submitted to solitary confinement during their time at Logan River Academy in Logan. Co-owner Jeff Smith has denied all allegations, saying they're 'unfounded,' but Anonymous has launched a campaign to shut down the school, claiming it is treating teenagers like Guantanamo Bay detainees. Scroll down for video Campaign: The hacking group Anonymous has taken aim at a Utah boarding school for troubled teenagers, Logan River Academy, pictured, a month after abuse allegations surfaced
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Former students described beatings, bullying and said they were submitted to solitary confinement at Logan River Academy in Logan, Utah
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The hacking group has launched a campaign to shut down the facility, claiming it is treating US teenagers like Guantanamo Bay detainees
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Anonymous has created a Vimeo video to spearhead operation #ShutLoganRiver and 'demand investigation into possible abuse'

Question: '@placeholder is committed to maintaining a safe, nurturing, and effective treatment environment of great benefit to our students and their families,' he said.


(CNN) -- It's February and Black History Month, and networks and major consumer brands are reprising their annual ad campaigns honoring the contributions of African-Americans to the arts, politics, technology and commerce. This year, a new player is sponsoring Black History Month ads: the Republican National Committee. In spots airing on black radio and television stations in select media markets, the RNC praises the contributions of black Republicans such as Louis Sullivan, a former secretary of health and human services under President George H.W. Bush. RNC makes first ad buy for Black History Month This ad campaign is part of a larger Republican strategy to reach out to minority voters. After President Barack Obama won more than 70% of the vote among blacks, Latinos and Asian-Americans (93% among blacks alone) in 2012, the Republican National Committee redoubled its efforts to court minority voters. This ad campaign is a part of that effort.
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Republican National Committee ad campaign celebrates Black History Month
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Andra Gillespie says the effort should be encouraged but falls short
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Gillespie: Ads fail to recognize the complexity of the communities

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French President Francois Hollande is visiting Guinea on Friday in a direct show of support for the West African nation as it battles the deadly Ebola virus. Hollande has been accompanied on the one-day trip by a delegation including the French health minister and the head of the Red Cross in France. While in Guinea, Hollande will meet with the country's leaders, visit medical facilities and hold a round-table discussion with people directly involved in fighting the disease. He will also pay tribute to the contribution of French medical workers in Guinea. This week, the World Health Organization said the spread of the virus appeared to have stabilized in Guinea, an encouraging development.
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French President Francois Hollande visits Guinea to show his solidarity and support
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He'll meet with Guinea's leaders and health workers involved in the fight against Ebola
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France has built an Ebola treatment center in Guinea and is building two more
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Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have been at the center of this Ebola outbreak

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A 'glowing' Chelsea Clinton has shared the first picture of her baby daughter Charlotte after giving birth to her yesterday evening. She posted the picture of herself cradling newborn Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky, with her husband Marc Mezvinsky standing lovingly behind her and staring down at his daughter. Chelsea's announcement was quickly followed by a photograph of Charlotte meeting her grandparents Bill and Hillary Clinton, who posted pictures saying they 'couldn't be happier' and were 'over the moon'. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO 'We are in love': Chelsea Clinton posted this picture of her holding Charlotte with new father Marc Mezvinsky standing behind her
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Chelsea Clinton, 34, gave birth at 7.03pm last night in Manhattan hospital
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She named her daughter, born four days early, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky
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Former President Bill Clinton shared his joy at the birth
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Couple did not know the gender as they 'wanted to keep it a surprise'

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GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba (CNN)  -- Families of September 11 victims visiting Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Thursday urged the Obama administration to drop plans to close the facility and to restart terror trials there. A guard talks with a detainee at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, earlier this year. "I am opposed to the closing of this facility because of political reasons," said Gordon Haberman whose daughter, Andrea, was killed when terrorist planes struck the World Trade Center. "I believe that the current administration spoke too quickly on this." Haberman said he thinks President Obama should not insist on carrying out his campaign pledge to shutter the detention facility.
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Families of September 11 victims urge Obama to keep Guantanamo Bay open
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Families also want Obama to restart military commissions at facility
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Obama administration trying to determine what to do with detainees

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama reframed U.S. foreign policy priorities on Tuesday by focusing his administration's immediate attention on Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons and the Middle East conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. "While these issues are not the cause of all the region's problems, they have been a major source of instability for far too long, and resolving them can help serve as a foundation for a broader peace," he said in a 50-minute speech on the opening day of the U.N. General Assembly in New York. At the same time, Obama challenged the world body to enforce its ban on chemical weapons by agreeing to crack down on Syria -- even militarily -- if the regime of President Bashar al-Assad fails to turn over control of its stockpiles.
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NEW: Rouhani says Iran is ready for "time-bound and result-oriented" talks
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President Obama reframes the immediate U.S. foreign policy priorities
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Obama challenges the United Nations to enforce its regulations on chemical arms
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He calls for a strong U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 09:03 EST, 6 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:02 EST, 6 August 2013 A mother has told how her sex life has been boosted after downloading a Kama Sutra app from the internet. Emily Hiley, 25, claims she has tried out 400 different positions with her boyfriend after getting the interactive 3D sex guide. Mother-of-four Emily and boyfriend Chris Eltringham, 21, now take their iPad to bed with them for lovemaking sessions and the pair have mastered several complex sex moves including the Wheelbarrow, the Catherine Wheel and the Prone Tiger. Emily Hiley and her boyfriend Chris Eltringham have worked their way through more than 400 sexual positions after taking their iPad to bed and using the Kama Sutra 3D app, Karma Xcitra
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Emily Hiley, 25, and Chris Eltringham, 21, used Kama Sutra app
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First spent three months working through Hindu sex bible, Kama Sutra
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Love life was in a rut after two years together
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Describe themselves as 'sex obsessed' and say they make love every night

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:51 EST, 14 March 2013 | UPDATED: 08:12 EST, 14 March 2013 North Korea has carried out a drill using live artillery near its disputed border with the South, according to official media. The exercise was personally supervised by leader Kim Jong Un, who has issued a series of inflammatory threats against South Korea and the U.S. in recent days. The drill is the latest sign of worryingly high tensions between the neighbours after North Korea cancelled the ceasefire signed at the end of the Korean War. Scroll down for video
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Dictator oversees drill near disputed border with South Korea
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Rogue state has increased warlike rhetoric following fresh UN sanctions

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By Pete Jenson Follow @@petejenson It’s fair to say that it’s not exactly car-horns and fireworks on the streets of Barcelona at the news that the club are signing Thomas Vermaelen. ‘Not as good as Mats Hummels’ (who they were never likely to get anyway) and not as young as Marquinhos (ultimately far too expensive) summed up the immediate reaction. This was tempered by the fact that the former Ajax man is a year younger and probably a better option than Liverpool’s Daniel Agger. But the worst thing about the signing is that he joins from Arsenal. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Thomas Vermaelen unveiled as a Barcelona player
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Thomas Vermaelen joined Barcelona from Arsenal for £15million
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Defender is the latest in a long line of stars leaving the Gunners for Barca
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Thierry Henry and Cesc Fabregas are among the big money signings the Spanish giants failed to get the best from
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Alex Hleb, Alex Song, Marc Overmars and Emmanuel Petit also among flops

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Question: Hleb signed a four-year deal in 2008 and @placeholder somewhat optimistically put a £70m buy-out clause on him.


Editor's Note: Sarah Bliss is a writer for the Tufts Daily, the leading news source for Tufts University. This article was brought to CNN.com by UWIRE, the leading provider of student-generated content. UWIRE aims to identify and promote the brightest young content creators and deliver their work to a larger audience via professional media partners such as CNN.com. Visit UWIRE.com to learn more. SUNY at Canton in New York has provided a designated "pet wing," home to a variety of animals. (UWIRE) -- As university residence halls seek to transition into more homey environments -- with additions like full kitchens and single-stall bathrooms -- pet ownership is still forbidden for the majority of dorm residents.
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Some universities adding pets to "acceptable" list of dorm possessions
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Students at MIT can bring cats, according to Boston Globe article
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Allergens, fleas, mess listed as reasons for concern by one school dean
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I feel students have too much going on to take care of a pet, student says

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(CNN) -- The evacuation of thousands of Pakistani civilians has become a major challenge as military planes attacked suspected anti-government militant hideouts in North Waziristan. More than 60,000 people, many of them children, have fled for safer areas in Pakistan and Afghanistan, according to a United Nations-supported news network that reports on humanitarian efforts. The Integrated Regional Information Networks said Pakistani authorities haven't set up camps yet. But Pakistani officials said school buildings in the Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Tank, Karak and Hangu districts would be opened as shelters for people fleeing the conflict. Pakistan on Sunday launched a military operation in North Waziristan, a restive province near the border with Afghanistan,in an attempt to "finish off" militants in the area "once and for all," Defense Minister Khawaja Asif told CNN. The Pakistani Taliban is among the targets.
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Civilians flee North Waziristan as planes strike militants
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60,000 flee, reports a U.N.-supported news agency
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The government says schools will available to shelter civilians
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Seven people killed when gunmen opened fire

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(Mental Floss) -- There's no need to page Doctor Doolittle for this case. Here are the amazing, true stories of four animals that could speak for themselves. 1. Hoover the Seal In 1971, George and Alice Swallow found a baby seal just off the coast of Maine. The little guy appeared to be orphaned, so they took him home and kept him in their bathtub. For the first few days, they tried to feed him ground mackerel, but he refused to eat. Once he trusted his new parents, though, he began eating so voraciously they compared him to a Hoover vacuum cleaner and the name stuck.
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Chimp raised by humans learns sign language; signs "hurt' after left at nature preserve
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Hoover the seal tells aquarium visitors, "Get outta here!" or asks "How are ya?"
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Blackie the cat taught to say, "I love you" and "I want my mama"
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Alex the parrot competes with kids on object recognition, colors, and shapes

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Question: For example, hold up a blue block of wood and @placeholder could tell you the shape, the color, and even what it was made of.


World Cup winner Andre Schurrle believes Chelsea may have found the extra ingredients needed to win titles in Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa. The new Blues duo, signed for a combined £60million this summer, made an immediate impact as the title favourites opened their Barclays Premier League campaign with 3-1 win at promoted Burnley. Former Atletico Madrid striker Costa lashed in a quickfire equaliser after Burnley had taken a shock lead while ex-Arsenal playmaker Fabregas was influential throughout and had a hand in two goals. VIDEO Scroll down to see Mourinho: Barcelona played Fabregas out of position Firepower: Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa can fire Chelsea to titles, says Andre Schurrle
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The  duo made an immediate impact in 3-1 win over Burnley on Monday
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Costa scored Chelsea's first whilst Fabregas assisted twice
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Schurrle hopes Petr Cech will stay at the club after being dropped as No 1

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(CNN) -- President Obama is "deeply concerned" about the growing number of deadly attacks on U.S. forces by Afghan security forces, and plans to contact the Afghan president to discuss taking tougher actions, he said Monday. "I'll be reaching out to President (Hamid) Karzai," Obama told reporters at the White House, adding, "We've got to make sure that we're on top of this." Obama spoke Monday with Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The top U.S. military official is in Afghanistan for meetings with coalition and Afghan leaders, including Gen. John Allen, commander of NATO forces, and Afghan Army Gen. Sher Mohammad Karimi, Dempsey's counterpart in the country.
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NEW: President Obama says he will talk to President Karzai about the issue
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NEW: Obama spoke with the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who is in Afghanistan
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Only about 10% of the attacks are related to the insurgency, military officials say
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"Vulnerability of local police to (terrorist) influence is great," the U.S. top military official says

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By Jack Gaughan Follow @@Jack_Gaughan Usain Bolt may be convinced he can star for Manchester United, but his first stop in English football looks set to be at Millwall. The fastest man in the world, who struck Commonwealth gold in the 4x100m relay with Jamaica last weekend, should receive an invite from fellow countryman Ricardo Fuller to make a trip to The Den in the coming months. Fuller explained the pair know each other from back home - going out for a drink during downtime this summer - and Bolt wouldn’t hesitate in saying yes to taking in a game.
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Fastest man in the world is good friends with Millwall striker
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Fuller wanted to watch Jamaica at the Commonwealth Games
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Bolt is known to be a big fan of Louis van Gaal's side

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(CNN) -- When Athens was behind schedule in delivering the 2004 Olympic Games, the Greek government called Gianna Angelopoulos to take charge. Angelopoulos had already successfully led the bid committee that saw Athens awarded the 2004 Olympic Games. When she received the appointment in 2000 to become president of the organizing committee, she had just four years instead of the usual seven, to deliver a successful Games. She was the first female president of both a bid committee and an organizing committee for an Olympic Games "We were the miracle, we showed a different Greece, a can-do Greece in four years instead of seven," she says.
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Gianna Angelopoulos led the bid for Athens 2004, and returned to run the organizing committee
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She is the first female president of both an Olympic bid committee and an organizing committee
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She believes her experiences could hold answers for the Greek financial crisis
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Angelopoulos' new book captures her experience of running the Games

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 03:49 EST, 7 February 2013 | UPDATED: 05:58 EST, 7 February 2013 Efforts to restore the ancient Roman city of Pompeii are under a cloud after police launched an investigation into allegations of corruption at the historic site. A €105million (£90million) project to save the buildings which were frozen in time after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD started yesterday. But it has been overshadowed by the investigation into its boss and the arrests of two other officials involved with the restoration. Project: Restorers yesterday began work on two ancient Roman houses in the ruined city of Pompeii
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Ancient Roman houses will be restored using €105million of EU funds
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Restorer arrested and project boss under investigation over corruption
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Officials vow to combat influence of powerful local mafia

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(CNN) -- It is a surprising scene -- a picnic-like atmosphere with children playing in the pool under the tropical sun. The adults are also in celebration mode. The crowd is listening to a couple of rappers and some people dance to the beat. But this is not a park or a recreational facility. It's not somebody's backyard either. This is pavilion 1234 at one of the largest correctional facilities in Venezuela: San Antonio Prison. The prison is located on Venezuela's Margarita Island, also home to a popular beach resort that attracts international tourists. Carlos Nieto Palma, a Venezuelan human rights advocate, says San Antonio, located in Nueva Esparta state, has become a recreational facility where you can find anything from weapons to drugs and alcohol. Inmates allegedly even have access to cockfighting rings and prostitutes, but that's not the most shocking part.
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A human rights advocate says San Antonio prisoners have access to weapons and drugs
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Prisoners were recently allowed to open a 600-person night club, Carlos Nieto Palma alleges
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A prisoners' rights group says jails are overcrowded and that violence is common

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The reaction of older fans to Ronald Koeman’s appointment as Southampton manager may well be: 'Do I not like that'. But it doesn’t mean they are casting dispersions about the 51-year-old Dutchman’s suitability to take over from Mauricio Pochettino on the south coast. For all Koeman’s considerable achievements in the game, he is best-known to a generation of supporters for being at the centre of an infamous fly-on-the-wall TV documentary about Graham Taylor’s reign as England manager. Signing on: Ronald Koeman (centre) will take over from Mauricio Pochettino as Southampton manager Dutch delight: Ronald Koeman scores against England to deny them a place at the 1994 World Cup
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Koeman takes over from Mauricio Pochettino at Southampton
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Scored the winning goal for Barcelona in the 1992 European Cup final

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David Cameron has been accused of stoking 'kneejerk xenophobia' by a European commissioner over his 'unintelligent' accusations of benefit tourism among EU migrants. Responding to the Prime Minster's speech last week in which he vowed to restrict access to housing benefits and the NHS for those coming to the UK under EU free-movement rules, the European commissioner for employment, social affairs and inclusion, László Andor, told the Observer his claims were misleading. 'There is a serious risk of pandering to knee-jerk xenophobia,' he said. 'Blaming poor people or migrants for hardships at the time of economic crisis is not entirely unknown, but it is not intelligent politics in my view.
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PM blasted for his 'unintelligent' plans to restrict handouts for migrants
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Mr Cameron on collision course with Brussels over crackdown
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Lord Mandelson also rejects notion of 'benefit tourists' and insists immigrants benefit UK economy

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Gaza (CNN) -- Angry clashes erupted Friday in the West Bank, after Palestinian leaders called for a "day of rage" in response to the shelling of a United Nations shelter that killed 16 people. At least four Palestinians were killed in outbreaks of violence in several parts of the West Bank, according to medical sources. The call for a massive follow-up to what were already some of the largest West Bank protests in years came as diplomats scrambled to find a cease-fire proposal that would satisfy mortal enemies Israel and Hamas and end more than two weeks of violence that has claimed more than 800 lives, most of them civilians.
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Israel and Hamas agree to 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire
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At least four people are dead as new protests, violence, break out in the West Bank
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The Israeli military confirms the death of a soldier that Hamas claimed to have captured

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists Inter Milan have not made a serious bid for Lukas Podolski, whilst maintaining he wants the forward to stay. The Serie A club are trying to land the Germany forward next month, but Wenger - who revealed Danny Welbeck is a doubt for the Gunners' clash against Southampton with a thigh injury - says their interest is laughable. Podolski is open to leaving but Wenger said: 'I want and hope he stays. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger wants to keep hold of Inter Milan target Lukas Podolski Podolski, pictured after scoring against Anderlecht, has scored three goals in Europe so far this season
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Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski has been linked with a move to Inter Milan
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Arsene Wenger wants to keep hold of the 2014 World Cup winner
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(CNN) -- Jury selection begins Monday in the federal hate crime case against two Pennsylvania men who are accused of fatally beating a Mexican immigrant while shouting racial epithets at him. An all-white jury last year convicted Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak of misdemeanor simple assault, but acquitted them of felony counts including aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation and hindering apprehension. The 2008 beating of Luis Ramirez and its aftermath divided the small, rural mining town of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, along racial lines and drew national attention. After the verdict, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder recommending the Justice Department pursue civil rights charges.
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Two men are accused of beating a Mexican immigrant following a night of drinking
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If convicted, they could face life in prison
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The case has divided a rural mining town and drawn national attention
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Attorneys for the defendants say the government is trying to politicize the case

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When techno-whiz Seth Owusu left Ghana for the United States in 1991, he had never used a computer before. But two decades later, he's using the power of technology to provide computer literacy to the children of rural Africa, one refurbished computer at a time. Owusu is the founder of the Entire Village Computers Organization (EVCO), a Washington-based charitable organization that donates reconditioned old computers and accessories from the developed world and delivers them to those schools in need in the developing world. "We try to put the computers there as electronic tools, also as a library, also to a place where not just the school but the entire villages around that school can come in and benefit from the computer," says Owusu, who moved to the United States at the age of 24.
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Seth Owusu is the founder of Entire Village Computers Organization
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The charity takes refurbished computers to rural communities in Africa
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It also runs training workshops and provides technical support
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Owusu says an entire community benefits when computers are introduced in local schools.

Question: Growing up under difficult conditions in rural @placeholder, Owusu was inspired at a young age by a group of missionaries who visited his school, willing to make a long and difficult journey to help strangers.


(CNN) -- Somalia's transitional government has the right to request military help from its neighbors against armed militants, the African Union said Monday, but Kenya was quick to reject the idea of sending troops and suggested the AU should spearhead such a move. Islamist insurgents patrol part of Mogadishu during clashes with government forces. Somali parliament speaker Sheikh Adan Madowe on Saturday called on Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Yemen to send in their military forces to help government troops stop hardline Islamist militants from taking over. "Militants are wrestling the power from the government and so we call for military help from neighboring countries," the speaker said at a news conference in Mogadishu. "Please send your military to help in 24 hours' time."
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Somali parliament speaker asks Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Yemen to send troops
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Country is battling hardline Islamist militants
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Kenya says African Union must lead such an effort
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AU says it will help Somalia

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'Drink driving': Guy Pelly, pictured today outside court, denied driving his black Audi TT while over the legal limit A close friend of Prince William has claimed a drink driving charge against him could be invalid because of malfunctions in a police breathalyser machine. Guy Pelly, 32, was pulled over in his £90,000 black Audio R8 last year, and tests found that he was significantly over the legal alcohol limit. He is currently standing trial in Westminster Magistrates' Court, which heard today that a reading showed the proportion of alcohol in Mr Pelly's breath was 52 microgrammes in 100 millilitres of breath.
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Guy Pelly, 32, has known the prince for years and organised his stag do
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He was pulled over in his black £90,000 black Audi R8 by police
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He refused to blow into a breathalyser during the incident in May last year
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Pelly was later tested at a police station and was above the legal limit
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Forensic alcohol expert said there was 'no reason' to doubt machine
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Pelly denies the drink driving charge at Westminster Magistrates' Court

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National Guard troops stationed on the Texas-Mexico border can't arrest illegal immigrants, but Texas Gov. Rick Perry says the deterrent factor makes sending the troops there worthwhile. 'It's a powerful reminder that what you are doing is a crime,' Perry told an online news outlet run by the conservative Heritage Foundation. 'It's just like a law enforcement effort in your neighborhood, where you see a parked patrol police car on the corner, and the bad guys see it and don’t commit a crime.' Scroll down for video Texas Governor Rick Perry announced on July 28 that he would deploy up to 1,000 National Guard troops along the Texas-Mexico border to assist the U.S. Border Patrol in stopping illegal immigration
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Texas governor deployed up to 1,000 National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border this month but didn't give them arrest powers
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Troops will work alongside state police agencies Perry activated as a supplement to what he says are inadequate measures from Washington
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Hundreds of children and teens pour across the border from Mexico every day, following a 2012 amnesty announcement from President Obama that only affects illegal immigrants brought to America as children before 2007

Question: 'For those who say, "This is very out of the ordinary," the @placeholder being at the border is not an unusual situation,' he added.


(CNN) -- A Texas court granted a stay of execution for convicted murderer Henry "Hank" Skinner on Monday, giving Skinner time to pursue DNA testing his lawyers say could prove his innocence. Skinner had been scheduled to die by lethal injection Wednesday evening for the New Year's Eve 1993 killings of his live-in girlfriend, Twila Busby, and her two adult sons in the Texas Panhandle town of Pampa. But the state Court of Criminal Appeals halted the proceeding Monday afternoon, ruling that it needed time to review the state's revised law on DNA testing. In a written statement, Skinner's lawyer, Rob Owen, said the decision "has ensured that Mr. Skinner's request for DNA testing will receive the thorough and serious consideration it deserves."
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Henry "Hank" Skinner was scheduled for execution Wednesday in Texas
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A state appeals court granted a stay of execution
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Skinner's lawyers say DNA testing could prove his innocence
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He was convicted of killing his girlfriend and her two adult sons in 1993

Question: A female friend of Skinner's who lived four blocks away testified at his trial that he walked to her mobile home and told her that he may have kicked @placeholder to death, although evidence did not show she had been kicked.

Question: Busby's family, including @placeholder's surviving daughter, believes Skinner is guilty.


Queens Park Rangers have opened talks with Tim Sherwood over becoming their next manager. Harry Redknapp left Loftus Road on Tuesday, citing the fact he requires two knee operations as the reason behind his decision. And Sherwood is understood to be the preferred choice of Les Ferdinand, who has been given a new role as director of football by chairman Tony Fernandes. Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood has opened talks with QPR as the club seek a new manager Sherwood, with Les Ferdinand on the Spurs bench in 2014, is the favourite to take over from Harry Redknapp Redknapp resigned on Tuesday, claiming that his decision was because he needs surgery on his knees
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Harry Redknapp resigned as QPR manager on Tuesday morning
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The 67-year-old says he needs surgery to replace both knees
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Former Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood is now the favourite to take over
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Les Ferdinand has been handed a new role as director of football
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Chris Ramsey and Kevin Bond have taken control of the first-team
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Coaches Glenn Hoddle and Joe Jordan have both left Loftus Road
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QPR are 19th in the table and have not won a single point away from home

Question: Ferdinand had been placed in temporary charge of the first-team along with coach @placeholder but the club have now confirmed that Kevin Bond and Ramsey will take control until further notice.


(CNN) -- Apple sue us next? Not a chance. That's the gist of Google's message following Apple's $1 billion victory over Samsung in a California patent suit. The search giant is doing its best to quell fears that its Android operating system could be the next target for Apple's lawyers. And you can't blame them. Google has to do something to keep its partners in the smartphone and tablet world from panicking, to say nothing of investors. But experts say that while the Apple v. Samsung suit didn't describe a legal route that leads directly to Mountain View, Google had better watch its back.
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Google is trying to quell fears that its Android system could be the next target for Apple
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Experts say Google had better watch its back over possible patent litigation
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Analysts: there's no evidence the core Android system has infringed on Apple's patents

Question: @placeholder also filed claims that Samsung developed operating system features that violated Apple patents.

Question: Still @placeholder is not immune to a patent lawsuit, even though it wouldn't be easy for Apple -- or anyone else -- to bring a case.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 07:53 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:52 EST, 23 February 2014 Afghanistan's Taliban said Sunday it has suspended 'mediation' with the United States to exchange captive Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl for five senior Taliban prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay, halting — at least temporarily — what was considered the best chance yet of securing the 27-year-old soldier's freedom since his capture in 2009. In a terse Pashto language statement emailed to The Associated Press, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahed blamed the 'current complex political situation in the country' for the suspension.
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The Taliban has suspended 'mediation' with the United States to exchange captive Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl for five senior Taliban prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay
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Bergdahl is believed to be held in the border regions between Afghanistan and Pakistan
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The five prisoners to be exchanged are Mohammad Fazl, Abdul Haq Wasiq,Mullah Norullah Nori, Khairullah Khairkhwa, and Mohammed Nabi

Question: @placeholder is in the middle of a presidential campaign ahead of an April 5 election.


(CNN) -- A jihadist website is urging its American followers to kill comedian David Letterman, saying his tongue deserves to be cut over his remarks about a terror leader, an online intelligence group said. The writer posted the death threat after he got upset by a Letterman joke about an al Qaeda leader killed in Pakistan, according to SITE intelligence group, which monitors and translates online terror activity. Ilyas Kashmiri, described as al Qaeda's "military brain," died in a drone strike in June, his jihadist group said at the time. Letterman cracked jokes about the killing, and dragged his finger across his neck to show "the way of the slaughter,"  the message on the jihadist site said.
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NEW: Letterman's fans support him online, with one saying, "Keep doing what you do Dave"
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NEW: An expert notes jihadists' "obsession with the United States and the West"
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A group says the death threat comes after Letterman jokes about a terror leader's death
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The death threat urges jihadist followers to cut off Letterman's tongue and "shut it forever"

Question: As such, a specific threat -- like the one targeting @placeholder -- could be viewed as encouraging others to act.


(CNN) -- For the better part of a decade, superheroes on the big screen have been big business ("Iron Man 2" the most recent example). On TV, however, keeping audiences coming back each week for the exploits of those with superpowers has been a far trickier task. It's been a long time since "Batman," "Wonder Woman," "The Incredible Hulk" and "The Greatest American Hero" hit prime time. One show that has been able to get it right is "Smallville," which begins its record-breaking tenth season Friday night on the CW (that would be the longest consecutively running sci-fi show). What began as a revised history of Superman's teen years in Smallville has come a long way over the years, with Clark Kent fighting crime in Metropolis as a rarely-seen hero called "The Blur," the introduction of Lois Lane, and other superheroes occasionally joining the fray.
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Producers, writers say make the heroes believable
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Give the characters a good backstory
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Give the time travel gimmick a rest, says Kring

Question: When "@placeholder" started, the writers had a slogan: "No flights, no tights."


By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 22:48 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 22:59 EST, 16 March 2014 The first new garden city for 100 years will be constructed in an attempt to boost housebuilding, it has been revealed. Chancellor George Osborne said the measure will be in his Budget this week, arguing Britain needed to ‘get building’ in order to secure the economic recovery. The new garden city will be built at Ebbsfleet in Kent, which will initially provide 15,000 homes. As it is now: The new garden city will be built at Ebbsfleet in Kent, which will initially provide 15,000 homes
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Chancellor George Osborne says measure will be in Budget this week
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New city to be built in Kent town and will initially provide 15,000 homes
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It will be modelled on popular garden cities built at start of last century

Question: ‘Britain has to up its ambition, @placeholder has to up its game, Britain has to earn its way in the world.


Thanksgiving could be the best day to shop all year. An analysis of sales data and store circulars by two research firms contradicts conventional wisdom that Black Friday is when shoppers can get the most and biggest sales of the year. Turns out, shoppers will find more discounted items in stores that are open on Thanksgiving. For example, there are a total of 86 laptops and tablets deeply discounted as door buster deals at Best Buy, Wal-Mart and others on the holiday compared with just nine on Black Friday, according to an analysis of promotions for The Associated Press by researcher MarketTrack.
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New research contradicts conventional wisdom that Black Friday is when shoppers can get the most and biggest sales of the year
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For example, there are 86 laptops and tablets deeply discounted in-store at Best Buy and Wal-Mart on the holiday compared with nine on Black Friday
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Online prices are expected to be about 24per cent cheaper compared with 23per cent on Black Friday and 20per cent on Cyber Monday

Question: 'I feel guilty for going out on Thanksgiving, but the deals are so much more attractive to me than on @placeholder,' he says.


FLINT, Michigan (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama Monday proposed spending billions to revitalize the nation's economy, a plan the campaign of his likely Republican opponent said would slow economic growth with higher taxes. Sen. Barack Obama wants to spend $60 billion on America's infrastructure. During an economic speech in Flint, Michigan, Obama promised to spend billions to improve America's education, infrastructure, energy and health care systems. To improve America's competitiveness, the senator from Illinois said he wants to spend $10 billion on childhood education, $150 billion over 10 years on developing alternative energy and $60 billion over 10 years to build "21st century infrastructure."
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Sen. Obama offers plan to spend $10B on schools, $60B on infrastructure
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Democratic presidential candidate would spend $150B on renewable energy
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Obama rejects protectionist trade polices, says U.S. workers can compete
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Sen. McCain's campaign says higher taxes to pay for programs would hurt economy

Question: During his speech in @placeholder, a state hard hit by the decline of the American automobile industry, Obama also rejected protectionist trade polices that many unions say would help protect American jobs, saying "it is impossible to turn back the tide of globalization."


Nearly 70 years after the Holocaust, there is no more sensitive an issue in German life as the role of Jews. With fewer than 200,000 Jews among Germany's 82 million people, few Germans born after World War II know any Jews or much about them. To help educate postwar generations, an exhibit at the Jewish Museum in Berlin features a Jewish man or woman seated inside a glass box for two hours a day through August to answer visitors' questions about Jews and Jewish life. The base of the box asks: 'Are there still Jews in Germany?' Mixed reaction: Visitors surround Israeli Ido Porat, the first person to act as the 'Jew in a box' at the exhibition 'The Whole Truth - everything you always wanted to know about Jews' at the Jewish Museum
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'Everything you always wanted to know about Jews' exhibition causes a stir
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Controversial live exhibit is intended to teach visitors about Judaism
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Jewish Museum in Berlin has been criticised as 'degrading' Jewish people
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Popularly known as 'Jew in the box', it has been a hit with visitors

Question: 'The @placeholder absolutely missed the point if they wanted to do anything to improve the relations between Germans and Jews.'

Question: 'We @placeholder have so many insecurities when it comes to Jews.'


(CNN) -- For most of the year London's O2 Arena, located on the south bank of the famous River Thames, plays host to the world's biggest music acts. But since 2009, the venue has also spent one week in November staging tennis' season-ending showpiece -- the ATP World Tour Finals. The event pits the world's top eight male tennis players and doubles pairings against each other in a round-robin contest, with an unbeaten winner pocketing a check for $1.63 million. But before the elite of the game can do battle on the court, the O2 must be transformed from a concert venue to a world-class tennis facility. That's where World Tour Finals tournament director Chris Kermode and his team come in.
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Since 2009, London's O2 Arena has hosted the ATP World Tour Finals
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The event is played out between world's top-ranked male singles and doubles stars
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The O2 is predominantly a music venue, playing host to artists like Rihanna
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The O2 Arena's deal to host season-ending event runs until 2013

Question: "@placeholder was here on Tuesday night until midnight and we moved in at 1am in the morning on Wednesday.


From the time they entered Europe from India a thousand years ago, the Roma were targets of discrimination. Countries passed laws to suppress their culture and keep them out of the mainstream -- and sometimes went much further. Roma were enslaved in Hungary and Romania in the 15th century and targeted for extermination by Nazi Germany 500 years later. Opinion: Europe's Roma discrimination shame Estimates of Romani deaths in the Holocaust range from 25% to 70% of the Roma population in Europe. Many Roma remain on the fringes of mainstream European society -- a fact underscored in the current case of a Romani couple accused of child abduction in Greece. The fair-skinned child caught the eyes of authorities when they visited a Roma community. The couple's attorney says they adopted the child from the biological mother but didn't go through a legal process.
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EU agency: 90% of Roma live below poverty line
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Roma are Europe's largest minority
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Roma arrived from India about 1,000 years ago, usually unwelcome in Europe
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School segregation, forced evictions are among issues

Question: Some advocates say many @placeholder wrongly assume all Roma still want to be nomads -- and use that belief to justify authorities' failure to provide housing when they evict Roma from camps.

Question: Amnesty International says @placeholder governments continue to actively discriminate against the Roma.


Newlyweds Edith Hill, 96, and Eddie Harrison, 95, married in Alexandria, Virginia, earlier this year after being companions for over a decade. But their union is now being investigated because Hill has been declared legally incapacitated for several years and some family members are worried about their inheritance. A judge said at a hearing earlier this month that he believes the co-guardian over Hill - her daughter - along with a sister who opposed the marriage, acted improperly by taking the elderly woman to get married without the court's permission. Just married: Edith Hill and Eddie Harrison (pictured) married earlier this year but didn't get the court's permision
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Edith Hill and Eddie Harrison married in Virginia earlier this year
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Hill has been declared legally incapacitated for years and didn't get the court's permission to wed
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Family members are worried Harrison will now inherit Hill's estate

Question: Niesen said that if she finds that the marriage is not in @placeholder's best interest, she has the authority to pursue a divorce or possibly an annulment on Hill's behalf.


(CNN) -- ISIS demanded 100 million euros ($132.5 million) in ransom for the release of James Foley, the American journalist kidnapped and killed by the terrorist group in Syria, according to a spokesman for GlobalPost, the news website for which Foley freelanced. It was never a serious demand, far exceeding the amounts of money paid for hostages held by jihadist militant groups in the past, which typically ranged up to several million dollars. But the demand does shine a light on two uncomfortable facts about "Kidnap & Ransom," or K&R, the dark netherworld of professionals who work to negotiate between murderous groups like ISIS and the terrified families whose loved ones have been kidnapped. It also includes their worried employers and Western governments such as France that will pay ransoms, and other governments, notably the United States and the United Kingdom, that will not.
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Peter Bergen, Emily Schneider: ISIS wanted $132.5 million in ransom for James Foley
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Sometimes ransom works, but it can lead to more kidnapping, the writers say
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Minus a rescue or escape, options grim for nations -- ransom or execution, they say

Question: The names of the other two @placeholder being held by ISIS have not been publicly disclosed; CNN is withholding their names and occupations.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:51 EST, 17 December 2013 | UPDATED: 02:33 EST, 18 December 2013 Prince Charles spoke out last night for Christians targeted by fanatics in the Middle East. He said bridges between Christianity and Islam were being ‘deliberately destroyed’ by people with vested interests. ‘For 20 years I have tried to build bridges between Islam and Christianity to dispel ignorance and misunderstanding,’ he told a reception for Middle East Christians at Clarence House in London. Prince Charles and Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad of Jordan visit the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre in Stevenage. The Prince of Wales said he 'deeply troubled' by the plight of Christians in the Middle East
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Prince speaking at reception for Middle East Christians at Clarence House
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Said he has been trying to build bridges between two religions for 20 years
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But said people with a 'vested interest' are trying to destroy relations
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Spoke after a tour of the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre in Stevenage
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Joined on visit by Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad of Jordan

Question: Charles’s remarks were made after he met @placeholder from the Middle East at the reception.


By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 23:31 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:52 EST, 21 December 2013 Busted: Kathlyn Ruff was arrested after 36 years on the run The fugitive sister-in-law of former NBA star Jalen Rose has been arrested on murder charges after eluding police for 36 years. Kathlyn Regina Huff, 58, of Farmington Hills, Michigan, was arrested Tuesday in her driveway, forcing her to finally face charges from a 1977 incident when she allegedly tried to kill her common-law husband by shooting him in the head in Detroit. The woman fled from Texas to Seattle to Michigan before finally being caught, US Marshals told ABC News. She was taken into custody without incident.
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Kathlyn Regina Huff, 58, eluded authorities as she hopped from San Antonio to Seattle, then to suburban Detroit
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She was arrested this week in her driveway
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Huff is the sister-in-law of former NBA star Jalen Rose

Question: @placeholder tracked her across the country until her arrest this week.


Rome (CNN) -- Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta resigned Friday after less than a year in office, according to a statement released by the Italian presidential palace. The country's President, Giorgio Napolitano, has accepted the resignation, the statement reads. Letta, of the center-left Democratic Party, announced Thursday that he would be standing down, plunging the country into fresh political uncertainty. He's likely to be replaced by Democratic Party leader Matteo Renzi, a rising political star who won the party's primary a couple of months ago. Letta's decision followed a Democratic Party meeting at which Renzi said a change of government was needed, in order to bring about reforms and stay in power through 2018.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta tenders his resignation
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He's likely to be replaced by Democratic Party leader Matteo Renzi
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The third largest economy in the eurozone has had more than its share of political turmoil
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Letta was sworn into office last April, ending weeks of uncertainty after inconclusive elections

Question: @placeholder probably will be asked to form a government by Napolitano but it's not yet clear whether he will be easily able to do so.


Washington (CNN) -- The U.S. government announced Friday that it will impose sanctions against the regime of Col. Moammar Gadhafi -- part of a series of measures designed to isolate the Libyan regime and loosen the dictator's grip on power. The American embassy in Libya suspended operations for security reasons, though State Department officials stressed that diplomatic ties were not suspended and channels for discussion remained open. "The flag is still flying. The embassy is not closed. Operations are suspended. Relations are not broken," Under Secretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy told reporters. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Janet Sanderson reiterated at the same briefing that Libya's Embassy in Washington is still "up and running," and the department has not been informed of any change in the status of Libya's ambassador to the United States.
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NEW: U.S. will reach out to Libya "where appropriate," State Department official says
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The U.S. government is imposing sanctions against Libya and has suspended embassy operations
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U.S.-chartered ferry with around 300 people completes trip from Libya to Malta
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The U.S. Treasury Department advises banks to report unusual Libyan financial transactions

Question: Earlier, a ferry chartered by U.S. authorities carried roughly 300 people to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Radical anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr thanked followers who offered to launch attacks against the U.S. military in Iraq should he reinstate his notorious Mehdi Army militia, according to a posting on his website. The exchange between a follower and al-Sadr on his website comes as Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is talking with members of his government about the possibility of requesting American troops to stay in Iraq beyond a year-end deadline to withdraw. Al-Sadr vowed earlier this year to "escalate armed resistance" if the U.S. military does not pull its troops as scheduled, a move that could destabilize the country should the Mehdi Army repeat the bloody battles it waged against American and Iraqi forces during the height of violence.
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Muqtada al-Sadr says "thank you dears" to followers
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Followers pledge to attack the U.S. should al-Sadr reinstate his private militia
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Al-Sadr has ratcheted up his anti-American rhetoric ahead of a U.S. withdrawal

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By Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 12:51 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:53 EST, 18 June 2013 Intimate sketches by Queen Victoria of her children will be one of the highlights of a new exhibition featuring artwork by the Royal Family through the centuries. Britain's kings and queens and their families have been inspired to paint, sketch and sculpt for generations, and some of their efforts will go on display at Windsor Castle from Saturday. A selection of pages from Victoria's sketchbooks will be exhibited, including portraits of her children and atmospheric landscapes made during her holidays at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight and Balmoral Castle in Scotland in the 1850s.
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Royal Paintbox: Royal Artists Past and Present on display at Windsor Castle
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Includes portraits by Victoria of her children on holiday at Osborne House on Isle of Wight
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Drawing of Design For A Corinthian Temple At Kew by George III also on show
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Features linocut of circus horse made by young Elizabeth in 1930s, and art by Charles I's nephew

Question: The exhibition also contains a linocut of a circus horse, made in the 1930s by @placeholder when she was a young princess


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 04:46 EST, 23 January 2013 | UPDATED: 05:38 EST, 23 January 2013 It is nearly four decades since the British people were last given the chance to have their say on Europe, in the first ever referendum held throughout the UK. And now that David Cameron has promised an in-out referendum on the EU by 2017, the parallels between the first European vote and the one potentially looming are striking. In the mid 1970s, Britain was slipping behind its European neighbours, as the government struggled to deal with runaway inflation and was forced to introduce a three-day working week due to severe electricity shortages.
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Poll on June 5, 1975 was the first referendum ever held in the UK
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Over 67% of Britons voted to stay in the European Economic Community
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Opposition to Europe was led by Labour left-wingers such as Tony Benn rebelling against Prime Minister Harold Wilson
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Close parallels to referendum announced today by David Cameron

Question: Despite the brief campaigning period of just two months, the argument was fierce and divisive - but this time, it was @placeholder rather than the Conservatives which was torn apart by disagreements on Europe.

Question: would be lost if labour markets were opened up, and urged the @placeholder to seek


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- The parents of an injured baby girl who was flown to Florida for treatment after Haiti's earthquake have been told what they already know: They are the biological parents of the little girl. The International Red Cross notified Nadine Devilme and Junior Alexis in Haiti that DNA testing proves that the infant is theirs, said Mark LaPoint, an attorney representing the baby. Rescuers dubbed her Patricia, but her parents call her Jenny. On Wednesday morning, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman decided that Jenny's parents will get to take her back to Haiti after doctors and nurses in Florida finish treating her.
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NEW: Florida judge says parents can take Jenny back to Haiti after her medical treatment ends
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NEW: Timing of parents' trip not set; April 7 hearing will provide update on baby's condition
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Parents say it was "God's will" that the child went to Miami for treatment of quake injuries
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The child, apparently mistaken for orphan amid quake chaos, is in foster care in Florida

Question: The witnesses got word to @placeholder, who was in the hospital with her own injuries.


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai police want to arrest another Iranian allegedly behind the bombs in Bangkok, a fifth member of a group they say intended to strike Israeli diplomats. Authorities plan to seek a court warrant for Nikkhahfard Javad, a 52-year-old man who was seen leaving the Bangkok building where the first blast took place on Tuesday, Police Maj. Gen. Anuchai Lekbumrung said Friday. A Thai criminal court already has issued arrest warrants for four Iranians. The Bangkok blasts went off a day after a device attached to an Israeli Embassy van in New Delhi exploded, wounding four people. Another device, found on an embassy car in Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, was safety detonated.
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A Thai court has issued warrants for four Iranians in relation to bombings in Bangkok
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The police say they want to arrest a fifth person, a 52-year-old man
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The Bangkok blasts came after bombs targeted Israelis in India and Georgia
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Israel and Iran have traded accusations over who is to blame for the bombings

Question: But @placeholder has denied the accusation, saying that "Israeli agents are often the perpetrators of such terrorist acts."


At the start of the school day, teacher Lia Tsiklauri takes the register. But the morning task is over in a flash - because there's only one name to tick off. Bacho Tsiklauri, nine, is the only pupil at the primary school in the remote mountain gorge village of Makarta, Georgia, 62 miles north of the capital Tbilisi. He is one of only four children in the village, which is home to about 30 people. The older children, including his brother Dato, attend a high school in a nearby village two miles away. Nine-year-old Bacho Tsiklauri listens to his teacher Lia Tsiklauri, 47, during a lesson at school in the village of Makarta, Georgia
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Bacho Tsiklauri, nine, is the only pupil at the primary school in Makarta
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The village's three other children spend an hour travelling to high school
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Lessons happen in a room with four desks inside a private house
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When Bacho goes to high school, the primary school will close

Question: Bacho works at the board while @placeholder marks his work.