By John Stevens For Daily Mail David Cameron has accused the First Minister of ‘desperate’ tactics over his claim that separation will protect the NHS from privatisation. The Prime Minister stressed health is devolved to Holyrood and controversial changes at Westminster cannot be imposed on Scots. Alex Salmond, who went green bowling in Arbroath with Scotland's Commonwealth medallists today, has argued that NHS budget cuts south of the border would be replicated in Scotland – despite the fact Holyrood has received an extra £1.3billion from Westminster over five years. First Minister Alex Salmond visits Abbey Bowling Club in Arbroath, where he played a game of bowls with Commonwealth Bowling gold medalist Darren Burnett and Sport Minister Shona Robison
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The Prime Minister said health is already devolved to Holyrood
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Mr Salmond said NHS cuts in England would be replicated in Scotland
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Scottish Government's spending on private contractors has risen by 25%

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It is a statistic that haunts Everton fans – the last time their club beat Liverpool at Anfield was 1999. A lot has changed since that fiery Monday night fifteen years ago when Everton escaped from their rival's home with a 1-0 win and only 19 players finished the match. Everton's Francis Jeffers and Liverpool goalkeeper Sander Westerveld were sent off for fighting in the second half. Kevin Campbell scored the winning goal last time Everton beat Liverpoool at Anfield back in September 1999 Goalkeeper Sander Westerweld and Everton striker Francis Jeffers were sent off after coming to blows
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Everton have not beaten Liverpool at Anfield since September 1999
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Kevin Campbell scored the Toffees' winning goal after just four minutes
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Sander Westerveld, Francis Jeffers and Steven Gerrard were all sent off
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Sportsmail looks at what became of the men who played that evening
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The two rivals meet in the Merseyside derby on Saturday lunchtime

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By Associated Press, Tom Leonard and Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 11:22 EST, 28 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:33 EST, 29 May 2013 Huddled together wearing life jackets, these are the first pictures showing passengers on board a huge Caribbean cruise liner preparing for an emergency evacuation. While some laugh and joke, others - including the elderly and children - look out to the pitch black sea anxiously, no doubt fearing for their safety. Passengers on board Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas said they heard 'big explosions' after a fire broke out in the stern [rear] of the ship in the early hours of Monday morning.
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A fire broke out aboard a Royal Caribbean ship on Monday morning but was extinguished about two hours later with no injuries reported
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No cause yet revealed for the fire but it is under investigation

Question: However, the liner made it safely to @placeholder in the Bahamas, from where passengers were flown home.


Plateau State, Nigeria (CNN) -- Gunmen attacked a mosque in Nigeria with automatic weapons over the weekend, killing at least 44 people, a local police official said. It's not clear who was behind Sunday's massacre, but the militant Islamist group Boko Haram -- which has staged attacks in the same region before -- issued a video around the same time boasting that it was gaining in strength. Details have been slow to emerge about the attack in Konduga, about 30 kilometers (almost 19 miles) southeast of Maiduguri, the capital of Nigeria's northern Borno state. The police official in Konduga spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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At least 44 people died when gunmen attacked the mosque, a police official says
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Boko Haram leader released a video over the weekend, boasted of the group's strength

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By Daniel Bardsley Covered in graffiti and with every window smashed, this is the crumbling Russian village in the Czech Republic that was abandoned two decades ago at the end of the Cold War. Eerily quiet today, it once bustled with hundreds of residents but all the workers and their families went back home to Russia after the Iron Curtain came down. Named Bozi Dar, which is Czech for God's Gift, the village was built after Soviet forces invaded what was then Czechoslovakia in 1968. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Derelict: The abandoned town of Bozi Dar in the Czech Republic which has been empty since the end of the Cold War. There were once hundreds of residents but they went home to Russia after the Iron Curtain came down
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Bozi Dar which was home to thousands of Russians was built after Soviet forces invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968
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Village, which was abandoned in 1991, was heavily guarded because it housed a top secret Russian military base
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It is widely thought the village was used to secretly store nuclear warheads
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Thousands of apartment blocks are now concrete shells covered in graffiti with broken glass on the floor
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Walls of apartments are lined with Soviet newspapers from the mid-1970s
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Plans to use the old Soviet airfield as a cargo hub never got off the ground and the area has been left to its fate

Question: @placeholder secrets: The area was closely guarded during the Cold War because it was part of a top-secret military base rumoured to house nuclear warheads


(CNN) -- Hours before being honored for his peacemaking efforts, Tony Blair revealed a secret weapon: Bill Clinton. The former U.S. president was constantly on the phone with Blair during the Northern Ireland peace process in 1998, providing analysis and advice that proved crucial to reaching an agreement, the former British prime minister said Monday. "He played an absolutely critical role," Blair said of Clinton on Monday as the two sat side-by-side to answer questions before the evening ceremony where Blair was to receive the 2010 Liberty Medal from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "Without your intervention, we would never have achieved that peace in Northern Ireland," Blair said to Clinton, adding that he never had the chance to publicly thank him.
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Former British premier will receive medal from nonprofit center
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Clinton is board chairman of the National Constitution Center, giving the honor
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The two former leaders share memories, insights during a public appearance

Question: Asked about the necessary components for successful peace talks, @placeholder joked that "blind luck" was essential.


(CNN) -- It moved half its production to China to keep costs down, but eight years later one company is bringing production back to Britain. It's another example of the backshoring trend that has seen many European manufacturers relocate their business back home. Caldeira is a cushion-making business headquartered in Merseyside, Northern England. Since 2004 it has also had a factory operating in Zhejiang province, China. "At the time China was about to be admitted to the WTO and our Chinese competitors were actually selling products cheaper than we could make them", said CEO Tony Caldeira. Read more: Chanel's exclusivity keeps it a cut above
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Cushion maker brings production back to Britain following a steep rise in Chinese wages
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Production was offshored in 2004 when labor costs differed significantly; they're estimated to be equal next year
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UK employees are more productive, but young people in particular lack the requisite skills, Caldeira CEO says

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When Adriano Galliani, the chief executive of AC Milan, sold Mario Balotelli to Liverpool for £16m, he told friends it had ‘felt like winning the lottery’. Balotelli’s agent Mino Raiola had done a number on Liverpool, telling them that he could get the Italian forward out of Milan on the cheap. In their desperation to replace Luis Suarez, they fell for it. In return, Raiola’s pockets were lined and Liverpool are even understood to have added the five per cent (£800,000) solidarity fee, which is paid to his former clubs, as part of the package. Mario Balotelli during the FA Cup match between AFC Wimbledon and Liverpool on Monday
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Mario Balotelli was sold by AC Milan to Liverpool for £16million
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Milan chief executive told friends it had 'felt like winning the lottery'
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Fronting up and accepting it was a mistake is the best thing for Liverpool
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Finding a buyer for the Italian striker will not be easy
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Jose Mourinho and Roberto Mancini both tried and failed with Balotelli
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If Liverpool can make the numbers work, now is the time to let him go

Question: ‘@placeholder got a yellow card in the 42nd minute (it was actually the 20th), so when I got to the dressing room at half-time I spend about 14 minutes of the 15 available speaking only to Mario.


(CNN) -- Japan is set to go ahead with some of its whaling activities even though a recent international court ruling ordered the country to end its whale hunt in the Antarctic. The East Asian nation halted its annual Antarctic whaling mission after the U.N.'s International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled last month the hunt violated an international moratorium on commercial whaling. The Japanese fisheries ministry announced last week it would still proceed with a smaller research program in the northwest Pacific. The mission's departure, originally scheduled for April 22, was postponed until after a state visit by U.S. President Barack Obama, according to local media reports. The whaling fleet is now expected to leave Japan's shore on Saturday.
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Japan will proceed with a whaling mission in the Pacific
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A U.N. court found the nation's Antarctic hunt violated a ban on commercial whaling
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Japan says the whaling is scientific; plans to submit a revised proposal soon

Question: He also said Japan would explore ways to deal with anti-whaling activists, who are often involved in scuffles with @placeholder whaling vessels.


Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has urged England’s youngsters to widen their football horizons by playing overseas. The Belgium central defender, who yesterday confirmed he has signed a new five-year contract with City, also believes England will play in a World Cup final by 2030. Belgium are emerging as one of European football’s leading nations, boasting talent such as Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku and Jan Vertonghen. Their emergence as a world force is in stark contrast to England’s recent decline. Hard-earned: Kompany says he owes a lot of his success to moving abroad at a young age Down with the kids: Kompany joined Phil Jagielka, John O'Shea and Wes Morgan to launch the new season
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Kompany predicts England will make a World Cup final by 2030
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English players too scared to move abroad early
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Kompany says he owes success to early moves and good experiences

Question: '@placeholder players should accept at a younger age to take experience abroad or in leagues where it is easier to play.


(CNN) -- Don't underestimate the power of a spilled cup of coffee. A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Frankfurt, Germany, was diverted to Toronto this week after the pilot dumped a cup of coffee on the plane's communication's equipment. The unwanted liquid triggered a series of emergency codes, including one for a hijacking, according to Transport Canada, the agency that regulates transportation in Canada. "With the help of their company dispatch staff, the flight crew was confirmed the problem to be a NAV(navigation)/communication issue and not a valid code 7500 (for a hijacking or unlawful interference)," Transport Canada said on its website.
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The coffee triggered emergency codes, including one for a hijacking
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The flight was en route from Chicago to Frankfurt, Germany
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The passengers caught a flight to Germany a day later

Question: @placeholder had little to say about the coffee spill that led to the diversion, and did not acknowledge that the caffeinated beverage had anything to do with it.

Question: "But important to note the crew did maintain contact with controllers, and the decision to divert to @placeholder was the captain's."


(CNN) -- Gilles Simon secured his second title of the 2011 season by defeating Nicolas Almagro to lift the German Tennis Championships in Hamburg. The Frenchman beat his Spanish opponent 6-4 4-6 6-4 in two hours and 38 minutes to claim his ninth career triumph. Simon's victory was his first on clay since the BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy in 2008 and will see him move up to 11 in the world rankings. Under the roof at the Rothenbaum Tennis Center, Simon, the number five seed, needed just one break of serve to take the opening set, after his opponent had squandered eight break points.
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Gilles Simon beats Nicolas Almagro to win the German Tennis Championships
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Frenchman beats his Spanish opponent 6-4 4-6 6-4 in Hamburg
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Simon's win will take him to number 11 in the world rankings

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The Bush administration said Wednesday it opposes a bill that would bring private military contractors overseas under U.S. law, warning it would have "unintended and intolerable consequences" for national security. An Iraqi woman walks past a car damaged in the September 16 incident involving Blackwater. Its sponsor, North Carolina Democratic Rep. David Price, said the bill would clear up questions such as those raised by last month's Baghdad shootings involving contractors from the U.S. security firm Blackwater USA. Price introduced the measure in January, and the Judiciary Committee approved the bill in August. The House of Representatives was expected to begin debate on the bill Wednesday afternoon, with a vote tentatively scheduled Thursday morning.
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Bill would allow American courts to prosecute crimes in a war zone overseas
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White House: Bill would cause "unintended and intolerable" consequences
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Bill sponsor Rep. David Price blasts WH, calling concerns unfounded
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House expected to debate bill Wednesday and vote on it Thursday

Question: But @placeholder authorities said Blackwater contractors fired indiscriminately at civilians, killing as many as 20 at two scenes in western Baghdad.


Grand Rapids, Michigan (CNN) -- If you haven't heard the audio clip of high school football coach Shawn Abel going off, you need to take two minutes out of your life to do so. It is classic. Dude is yelling and screaming and you can hear stuff being banged around, and I don't believe any actor outside of maybe Samuel L. Jackson could come close to re-enacting the level of passion that is wrapped around each curse word that comes flying out of this man's mouth. It is ^%$^&!! unbelievable. But based on that clip -- and the fact Abel is smart enough to teach A.P. precalculus -- if my son played football at Collierville, I would be perfectly fine with him having Abel as his coach. Unfortunately Coach Abel resigned this week because, well, this audio clip exists. Some of the players secretly recorded Abel's pregame speech, and one of them posted it on YouTube.
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A high school football coach was secretly recorded chewing out his players for losing
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LZ Granderson says the coach resorted to shouting and obscenities
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Granderson: Adults who shelter children from reality aren't doing them any favors

Question: I've also seen anonymous quotes from @placeholder players characterizing Abel as a "psycho" and noting that wasn't his first rant.


Kurdish Peshmerga fighters claimed to take control Saturday of Sinjar, the northern Iraqi town that ISIS militants stormed this summer causing minority Yazidis to flee into nearby mountains and spawning a humanitarian crisis. The Kurdistan Region Security Council (KRSC) said on Twitter that its forces entered Sinjar district around 1:45 p.m.(9:45 a.m. ET) and, just over an hour later, "succeeded in taking complete control of it & nearby villages." The message ended "#Shingal #Kurds." Shingal is another name for Sinjar. The advance is the latest in recent days by Kurdish forces against ISIS, which has been blamed for atrocities around the area for its treatment of those by any who resist or don't subscribe to its extremist Islamist beliefs.
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Kurdish council says Peshmerga takes town of Sinjar, nearby villages
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Morale is high, ISIS fighters are fleeing toward strongholds, council adds
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This push comes against ISIS is part of a recent, coalition push in northern Iraq
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32 truckloads of food, water, other aid head to those on Iraq's Sinjar Mountain

Question: The town of Sinjar became central to this drama, when @placeholder residents ran for their lives to Sinjar Mountain, just to the north.


(CNN) -- Tony Stewart says he took the last three weekends off to respect the family of the driver that his race car struck and killed this month, and to deal with his own emotions. Returning to NASCAR racing this weekend, he says, will help him cope. Stewart, who opted out of three races after his car hit Kevin Ward Jr. during a dirt track race on August 9, spoke briefly to reporters Friday about his decision to race in Sunday's Oral-B USA 500 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. "This has been one of the toughest tragedies I've ever had to deal with, both professionally and personally. And this is something that will definitely affect my life forever," Stewart said at the speedway in his first public appearance since Ward's death.
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Racer was driving in a dirt-track race when he hit a competitor who was walking
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Kevin Ward Jr. died of his injuries received at NY track
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"This has been one of the toughest tragedies I've ever had to deal with," Stewart says
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NASCAR will allow Stewart to stay in championship chase

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By Daily Mail Reporter A kindhearted mother whose daughter died at just six months has set up a charity which provides parents with free photos of their premature babies in hospital. Capturing Hopes Photography founder Deneen Bryan and a team of volunteer professional snappers capture a preemie’s growth as a gift to families too distressed or unable to take photos. Bryan, a mother-of-six from North Carolina, said the work is emotionally difficult but rewarding. One baby she has photographed is tiny Walker Pruett who weighed just 1lb 3oz when he was born prematurely on April 25. Scroll down for video
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North Carolina's Deneen Bryan founded Capturing Hopes Photography last year
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Professional snappers provide parents with free photos documenting the growth of their premature babies in neo-natal intensive care units
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Bryan's 6-month-old daughter died in 1998
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She was inspired by volunteers who took photos of her family in hospital

Question: Resilient: By day 54, @placeholder was much stronger and very alert


(CNN) -- Sebastian Vettel led from start to finish to claim the Canadian Grand Prix Sunday to extend his title lead as he searches for a fourth straight Formula One world championship. The Red Bull star pulled clear from pole position and was never seriously challenged as he finished with a winning margin of over 14 seconds from second placed Fernando Alonso. Lewis Hamilton, who started on the front row with Vettel in his Mercedes, claimed the final podium spot, overtaken in the closing stages by the charging Alonso, who had started sixth on the grid in his Ferrari. But up front, Vettel was untouchable, claiming his first win at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal and his 29th career triumph.
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Sebastian Vettel wins Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal
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Red Bull star leads from start to finish to extend championship lead
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German is now 36 points clear of closest rival Fernando Alonso
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Ferrari driver finishes second ahead of Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton

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(CNN) -- With 2014 fast approaching, media companies around the world are hard at work churning out their obligatory year-in-review/look ahead roundups. (Guilty as charged -- you can find CNN Travel's look ahead to what's hot in 2014 right here.) Last week we highlighted the most popular Facebook checkins. This week it's Instagram's turn to spill the beans on its users' favorite places to photo-filter in 2013. Once again, an attraction in Bangkok topped the list of the most Instagrammed places. Last year, the Thai capital's international airport snagged the lead spot. In 2013 it's a luxury shopping mall -- Siam Paragon, last year's No. 2. (See the 2012 Instagram list here.)
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Bangkok luxury mall Siam Paragon was most Instagrammed place in 2013
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Instagram app incredibly popular in Thailand, partly due to celebrity use
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Most Instagrammed city in the world is New York, followed by Bangkok and Los Angeles

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By Toby Harnden  and Thomas Durante PUBLISHED: 21:59 EST, 5 June 2012 | UPDATED: 07:43 EST, 6 June 2012 Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin increased his majority in a recall election victory that delivered a warning shot to President Obama and showed that Republican politicians can face down unions and survive in office. Walker finished with a 7 per cent lead, confounding the exit poll results that had indicated a 50:50 split with Walker's Democratic rival Tom Barrett, mayor of Milwaukee. Turnout was very heavy and gave Republicans hope that Mitt Romney could prevail in the Democratic-leaning swing state that Obama won comfortably in 2008.
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Republican fights off recall challenge from Mayor Tom Barrett
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First governor in U.S. history to keep his job in the face of recall challenge
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Overwhelming voter turnout giving GOP hope that Romney will prevail in Wisconsin in presidential election

Question: The vote came after a bitter 15-month battle that divided @placeholder, traditionally a centrist state, with union members and Democrats demonstrating against Walker's signing of a March 2011 law throwing out most collective-bargaining rights from public employees.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Hundreds of Israelis on Monday bid an emotional farewell to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, 93, the former Sephardic chief rabbi of Israel. The spiritual leader died at Jerusalem's Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital after medical complications from a stroke he suffered at the beginning of the year. Yosef was considered the leading authority in religious rulings in the realm of Jewish law. He was revered by many Israelis, both secular and religious, in particular those of Eastern origin. This popularity led him to play a unique role in Israel's nation-building. He will be remembered for his pivotal influence in Israeli politics after he formed the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party in 1984. Since its founding, the party has almost always been part of the governing coalition, and the rabbi had been a confidant of Israel's prime ministers.
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The rabbi had complications from a stroke he suffered at the beginning of the year
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He was considered the leading authority in religious rulings in the realm of Jewish law
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Yosef will be remembered for his political influence after he formed the Shas Party in 1984
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His fiery rhetoric about Palestinians has drawn condemnation

Question: In a 2001 sermon, according to Israeli media, he referred to "evil and damnable" @placeholder, adding: "You must send missiles to them and annihilate them."


Washington (CNN) -- On one of the coldest nights of the year, there was no mistaking the northwest Washington home of Democratic operatives Kiki and Joe McLean with the Mississippi Delta or Alabama Gulf Coast. But it smelled like the South inside the stately brick home Thursday night, attendees said. The aroma of black-eyed peas, ham, biscuits and sweet tea drifted from room to room as roughly 60 Democratic operatives chatted and exchanged ideas about how their party, one that once dominated the South, could start a comeback from years of Republican victories. The Southern Progress Fund, a super PAC of Democrats whose goal is to provide money and infrastructure to down-ballot Democrats in the South -- state legislators, attorneys general and mayors -- put on the "Southern Supper."
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Super PAC has a steep climb to try to take back South from Republicans
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Democrats once held stranglehold on region, which has turned red since 1960s
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Southern Democrats believe they have to create a culture of winning from cycle to cycle
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They point to small victories in campaigns that Southern Democrats managed

Question: After signing the landmark civil rights legislation, he lamented to an aide: "I think we just delivered the @placeholder to the Republican Party for a long time to come."


By Lucy Waterlow Finland's glamorous entrant in this year's Eurovision Song Contest plans to 'make a statement' about her country's ban on gay marriage during her performance. Krista Siegfrids, 27, will perform 'Marry Me' at the competition in Sweden on Saturday 18 May and said she is planning a 'surprise' at the end of her routine. In a previous performance of her song at a Eurovision concert in Amsterdam last week, which you can view below, she shocked the audience by kissing one of her female backing dances. Scroll down for video Planning a surprise: Krista Siegfrids said she wants to 'make a statement' during her Eurovision performance
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Singer Krista Siegfrids, 27, said she plans to 'make a statement'
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She wants same-sex marriage to be legalised in Finland
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In a previous performance she kissed a female backing dancer
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Krista said: 'It's live on TV, so nobody can stop me'

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Martin O'Neill says he completely understands Roy Keane's decision to step down as Aston Villa assistant manager but is delighted he has further pledged his commitment to his role with the Republic of Ireland. Keane, who is O'Neill's No 2 at Ireland, decided to step down to concentrate more on his international duties. The former Sunderland and Ipswich manager had been involved in training on Thursday and only informed Villa manager Paul Lambert of his decision on Friday morning. Roy Keane had joined Paul Lambert as assistant manager at Aston Villa in July, but quit after just six months Keane was still taking training on Thursday ahead of the shock announcement on Friday morning
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Roy Keane has stepped down from his role as Aston Villa assistant manager to focus on his job with Republic of Ireland
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Keane said the two jobs at the same time had 'become too much'
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Martin O'Neill delighted that Keane's priority was the national side
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O'Neill says Keane was worried about his commitment for both roles
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The Ireland boss very impressed with Keane's passion and desire
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Paul Lambert thanks former assistant, says he understands the decision

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By Rebecca English and Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 06:06 EST, 5 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 5 October 2013 Questions: Prince Andrew ended trip with a visit to Eugenie in New York Royal globetrotter Prince Andrew has come under fire after taking his daughter Eugenie to dinner in New York during an official world tour, which has been partly funded by the taxpayer. The prince, nicknamed Air miles Andy for his habit of taking long-haul flights at the public's expense, is currently on the final leg of a three-week, 21,258-mile ‘official’ trip. He took Eugenie, 23, who has moved to the city to work for a year for an online auction company, out for dinner at ABC Kitchen on Wednesday night.
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Prince met with youngest daughter during final leg of 'official' world tour
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Washington (CNN) -- Man up. Afraid. Feckless. Those are terms used to describe House Speaker John Boehner and his plan to sue President Barack Obama. And those are just from from critics on the right. Since Boehner announced his intention nearly two weeks ago, reaction has been mixed -- at best. Republican anger over the President's sidestepping of a stalemated Congress to use his "pen and phone" on issues of immigration, minimum wage, LGBT rights and energy production is for real and far reaching. Boehner's attempt to answer what he considers a rogue presidency is to sue. "The President has circumvented the American people and their elected representatives through executive action, changing and creating his own laws, and excusing himself from enforcing statutes he is sworn to uphold," Boehner wrote in an op-ed on CNN.com over the weekend.
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House Speaker John Boehner is being criticized for his proposal to sue the President
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Question: "John Boehner's lawsuit is nothing more than political theater and a further @placeholder waste of taxpayer dollars," he wrote Monday.

Question: He also said @placeholder needs to "man up" in more ways than one.

Question: As for @placeholder, he dismissed the threat, saying, "So, sue me."

Question: "Middle class families can't wait for @placeholder in Congress to do stuff," he said last week.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Tipsters are coming forward with additional information regarding actress Natalie Wood's 1981 drowning death, after authorities announced two months ago they were reopening the case, a Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman said Wednesday. "After the presser, we got a number of calls, and those calls were intriguing, and we're chasing those down now," said spokesman Steve Whitmore. Meanwhile, investigators have yet to re-interview a key witness -- Dennis Davern, the captain of yacht owned by Wood and her then-husband, actor Robert Wagner. Davern offered a new account in November about how Wood's death was reported, saying that Wagner waited hours to call the Coast Guard after Wood went missing off Catalina Island, near the California coast, following an argument the couple had.
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Natalie Wood drowned off Catalina Island near Los Angeles in 1981

Question: A few minutes later, @placeholder said, he could hear the couple fighting.


(CNN) -- For the first time in 14 years, Hugo Chavez isn't running for president in Venezuela. But his legacy has loomed large over weeks of intense campaigning. And his words still echo through the South American country -- literally. At rallies, a recording of Chavez's voice belting out the national anthem booms through loudspeakers. A phrase Chavez used has become a campaign slogan for Nicolas Maduro, the man Chavez tapped to be his successor. Thursday was no exception. State-run VTV aired video of Maduro waving to supporters at a Caracas rally marking the end of his campaign. His official campaign theme song blared in the background.
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Maduro's campaign theme song features Hugo Chavez's voice
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Capriles has criticized Maduro for "hiding behind" Chavez
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Shortly before his death, Chavez tapped Maduro to be his successor

Question: Less than six weeks after Chavez's death, @placeholder head to the polls Sunday to pick a new leader.

Question: VTV showed a bird perched on @placeholder's shoulders at the outset of Thursday's rally.


(CNN) -- Authorities in Texas shot and killed an escaped prisoner early Saturday, several days after they say he stabbed a detective tasked with taking him across the country. Alberto Morales, 42, was killed shortly after he was located in a wooded area in Grapevine, near Dallas, said Grapevine Police Department spokesman Sgt. Robert Eberling. With the help of a helicopter, authorities found Morales not far from a home where someone stole jewelery and men's clothing. "At this point, as far as the investigation is concerned, Mr. Morales was shot and is now deceased. This matter is still under investigation ... and we'll have more details at a later point," Eberling told reporters.
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Alberto Morales, 42, was shot early Saturday
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Authorities tracked Morales to a wooded area near where a home was burglarized

Question: When asked by a reporter how authorities felt at the conclusion of the manhunt, @placeholder said he was relieved for local residents.


By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 09:05 EST, 4 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:40 EST, 5 September 2012 Katie Couric has launched an extraordinary attack on Kate Middleton and claimed that she is ‘getting too thin’. The TV show host said that the Duchess of Cambridge needed to put on some weight - or she might not have her as a guest on her new programme. Couric also renewed her attack on her former employers at CBS and said she should have been ‘more circumspect’ about working with the company. Her comments about the Duchess are likely to cause outrage at Buckingham Palace which granted her extensive access to the Royal family during a recent special for ABC News, where is a special correspondent.
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Couric said her ultimate guest on her coming show would be Middleton
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Comments over the Duchess' weight will likely anger Royal representatives because Couric was granted unbridled access to them during the Jubilee

Question: This is not the first time @placeholder’s weight has come us as other commentators have raised concerns she may be getting too thin, especially if she wants to have a baby.


(CNN) -- Birmingham, Alabama -- a city with a long history of racial strife -- has been shaken by the release this week of a video recording showing a group of white police officers hitting an African-American man accused of attempting to steal a car. Travarious Daniel, 29, was arrested outside a nightclub in downtown Birmingham shortly after 1 a.m. on March 20. Video of the arrest shows Daniel, his hands raised in the air, briefly staggering down a sidewalk before being tackled and struck multiple times in the back of the head. A photo published by the Birmingham News shows Daniel with a bandage over a swollen eye after his arrest.
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Travarious Daniel, 29, was arrested on March 20 for allegedly breaking into a car
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Daniel was struck repeatedly in the course of the arrest
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Daniel is black; the officers involved in the arrest are white
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The incident occurred in Birmingham, Alabama -- a city with a history of racial strife

Question: Salvagio said @placeholder intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.


An airman who recently returned from the Middle East proposed to his cheerleader girlfriend during Sunday night's NFL game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Washington Redskins. Cardinals squad member Claire Thorton was performing for fans at the home ground ahead of the fixture. But the excitement of match day was stepped up a notch when her partner, Air Force Captain Erick Straub, marched onto the pitch, in full military attire, and got down on one knee and proposed. VIDEO Scroll down for She says yes! Cardinals cheerleader accepts boyfriend's proposal Claire Thorton was in shock when her boyfriend Air Force Captain Erick Straub proposed mid-game
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Arizona Cardinals cheerleader Claire Thorton was performing for fans
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Air Force Captain Erick Straub proposed to girlfriend Thorton on sideline
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Cardinals defeated Washington Redskins 30-20 later in the evening

Question: Her fellow Arizona Cardinals cheerleaders celebrate as @placeholder says yes to the proposal


Any hobby or interest that’s not sport-related is always portrayed on TV as something for sad and lonely people. If you’re not into football, the thinking goes, you must be an anorak with no social skills. Yet millions of us immerse ourselves in specialised pastimes that help us escape from the real world for a few hours every week: think fishing, motorcycling, stamp or coin-collecting. Or metal detecting, which happens to be the subject of a six-part BBC sitcom I’ve written and directed, as well as taking one of the leading roles, alongside Toby Jones. Created by Mackenzie Crook, Detectorists follows Andy, a wannabe archaeologist who, alongside his friend Lance, spends time in muddy fields with a metal detector
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Mackenzie Crook is starring in six episode comedy series Detectorists
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It follows Andy, a wannabe archaeologist who loves metal detecting
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The Office star revealed that this was also his secret hobby
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A Georgian shoe-buckle and a musket ball have been his best finds

Question: It is one of these caches of treasure that Andy (that’s me) and Lance (Toby Jones) long to find in @placeholder — though more often than not they find only ring pulls and junk.


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- Four days after Haiti's earthquake, a 2-month-old baby girl was brought to a field hospital barely alive, her skull fractured, her ribs broken, her pulse dangerously low. Doctors at the makeshift hospital in Port-au-Prince knew the baby had only hours to live if they didn't get her to a pediatric intensive care unit. Assuming she was an orphan -- she'd been found in the rubble of an apartment building in the arms of a dead woman -- they whisked her to a plane headed to Miami, Florida. They had no idea that back in Port-au-Prince, a couple named Nadine Devilme and Junior Alexis were frantically searching for their baby girl. The couple's efforts to reunite with their daughter in the United States has been an odyssey of grief, legal entanglements, DNA tests and strength to persevere when it seemed all hope had been lost.
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Haitian couple's efforts to reunite with their injured daughter in the U.S. has been an ordeal
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Nadine Devilme and Junior Alexis' daughter, Jenny, fell through floor during Haiti quake
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Assuming she was orphaned, officials whisked the badly injured girl to Miami
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Devilme and Alexis had an emotional reunion with their daughter on Monday

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Question: When the earthquake hit Haiti on January 12, @placeholder was at home with her daughter and her babysitter.

Question: @placeholder smiled and looked around, made eye contact with her parents and the foster care worker who cared for her in her parents' absence.


Paris, France (CNN) -- No matter whatever else happens in tennis' clay-court season, Rafael Nadal is almost an automatic at the French Open. Nadal won an unprecedented ninth title at Roland Garros and now only trails Roger Federer on the men's grand slam ladder after seeing off Novak Djokovic 3-6 7-5 6-2 6-4 on a third consecutive day of steamy weather in Paris, which did no favors for the Serb -- who appeared to vomit slightly in the last set. Their tussle couldn't compare to last year's five-set classic in the semifinals or their six-hour duel at the Australian Open in 2012 but the final outcome, to Nadal's delight, is that he tied Pete Sampras on 14 majors, three behind the 32-year-old Federer.
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Rafael Nadal wins French Open for record ninth time
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Beats Novak Djokovic in four-set final
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Victory confirms Nadal in world number one spot
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Djokovic still searching for first French Open title

Question: He served very smart, where to serve and @placeholder was a bit unsure."

Question: @placeholder let out a large roar after pummeling a forehand winner for 7-5.

Question: It was a matter of "when" not "if" @placeholder would break in the fourth and it came in the sixth game.


Two high school runners were praised today after their quick-thinking heroics saved a baby from danger. Rafaella Gibbons and teammate Maddison Larabee were completing a four-mile run in Winter Park, Florida on Monday evening when they spotted a toddler in the middle of a busy road. The two girls, who attend Winter Park High School, didn't hesitate and ran into the middle of the road to rescue the little boy. Rafaella Gibbons and teammate Maddison Larabee (right) were on a training run in Winter Park, Florida on Monday night when they found the little boy in the middle of the road
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Rafaella Gibbons and teammate Maddison Larabee were completing a four-mile run in Winter Park, Florida

Question: Miss @placeholder, a sophomore, was close behind her friend, throwing her arms up in the air to halt traffic.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas lashed out Monday at Al-Jazeera, calling the Arabic TV network's release of alleged secret documents from Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations "shameful." "The report aired by Al-Jazeera is an intentional mixing between the many Israeli proposals and the Palestinian positions," Abbas said in Cairo, Egypt, in comments published by the Palestinian news agency Wafa. "We do not have anything secret to hide," he added. "All our negotiations and meetings and every issue discussed were presented to Arab countries with documents." Dozens of Palestinians gathered Monday in central Ramallah, burning banners for Al-Jazeera and holding posters comparing the channel to Israel, Wafa reported.
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NEW: Palestinians protest and burn Al-Jazeera banners
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NEW: Middle East negotiator Tony Blair of Britain calls the report "absurd"
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The Palestinian Authority president calls Al-Jazeera's report "shameful"
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The Chief Palestinian negotiator calls some allegations "patently false"

Question: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, a representative for the @placeholder, told CNN he does not believe Abbas would offer as much territory as the documents suggest.

Question: "Those negotiators have no credibility and they are not authorized to negotiate on behalf of the @placeholder because of the division, because there is no united Palestinian institution and because they don't have cards of power to negotiate with the Israelis."


By Sara Nathan Designer Rachel Roy is jetting to Paris to attend Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding alongside rumoured A list guests Beyoncé and Jay Z -  days after it was reported she clashed with Solange Knowles at the Met Ball. Rachel, 43, was rumoured to have had a blow-up with Solange just hours before Beyoncé's younger sister lashed out at her brother-in-law Jay Z in an explosive elevator altercation at a Met Ball after party. Rumours were rife that Solange had flown into a rage after the rapper grew 'too close' to Rachel, the ex-wife of his former business partner Damon Dash, with whom he had an ugly falling out.
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New York designer and socialite is close friends with Kim Kardashian and attended her Parisian-themed bridal shower on May 10
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She reportedly clashed with Solange Knowles - just hours before Beyonce's sister lashed out at Jay Z in shocking elevator attack at Met Ball after party
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Rumours rife that she had grown 'too close' to Jay Z

Question: '@placeholder and Solange each assume their share of responsibility for what has occurred," the statement continued.


PHUKET, Thailand (CNN) -- Raddled by allegations of corruption and mismanagement by inept authorities, the Thai holiday island of Phuket looked destined within a few years to have its once-beautiful beaches destroyed by the side-effects of mass tourism. Since the 2004 tsunami made Phuket even more of a household name around the world, tourism boosters have catered to sharply increasing numbers of visitors, with the island's overwhelmed infrastructure deteriorating rapidly. Bliss for many tourists became a sunbed on the beach where they could alternately loll and dip all day long and be serviced by locals bringing coconut juice or a cocktail, or perhaps even a delicious tiger prawn sandwich.
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The Thai military is cleaning up Phuket's beaches
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A crackdown on taxis is now underway in response to years of alleged illegal practices, abuse and misuse
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"'I told the local authorities to do their jobs. The novel idea appears to be working," says military official

Question: A few months on, and @placeholder continues to shake off the effects of decades of corruption that have been plaguing the island since the 1970s, when the first backpackers discovered the brilliance of the island's gleaming west coast beaches and locals discovered a new source of income.


It was a brazen attack, resulting in the death of the most senior U.S. officer since 9/11, and officials have named the attacker as a member of Afghan's military. Maj. Gen. Harold Greene -- a longtime officer who was leading efforts to train soldiers in Afghanistan -- was killed Tuesday at a military training facility in Kabul. An ISAF official said that the group was standing outside, and the attacker, who has been identified by the Afghan Ministry of Defense as an academy member named Rafiullah, shot from inside a nearby building at a distance of about 100 yards. The assailant had served in the academy for two and a half years, Zahir Azimi, an Afghan Ministry of Defense spokesperson, told CNN.
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Afghan Ministry of Defense names assailant as academy member named Rafiullah
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Army chief of staff confirms death of Maj. Gen. Harold Greene
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Afghan soldier believed to be shooter, says Pentagon spokesman
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Analyst: "It creates a crisis of confidence for the Afghans and for us"

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(CNN)  -- Russia and South Ossetia have strongly denied news reports that a motorcade carrying the presidents of Georgia and Poland came under fire, calling the claims "a provocation" meant to destabilize the region. Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, said there were "unpredictable people" in the area. "This is a real provocation," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told journalists on Monday. "It is not the first time that such things have happened: First they mastermind everything themselves and then accuse the Russian or the Ossetian side." Eduard Kokoity, president of the breakaway region of South Ossetia, added: "Today's event was a deliberate provocative act of the Georgian and Polish presidents targeted at regional destabilization."
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Russian peacekeepers, South Ossetia deny involvement in shooting
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Ministry: Motorcade was passing a checkpoint near South Ossetia
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The shots were fired from Russian-controlled territory, ministry officials say

Question: Tensions have remained high in the area since fighting between Russian and @placeholder troops broke out in August.


JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Clashes between Hamas militants and Israeli soldiers raged to the north and east of densely populated Gaza City early Sunday, the 16th day of an Israeli offensive, witnesses and medical sources said. A photo provided by the Israel Defense Forces shows troops in Gaza on Saturday. Heavy gunfire could be heard to the east of Gaza City -- home to about 400,000 of Gaza's 1.5 million people -- as fighting moved closer, according to a CNN stringer in the area. Israeli shelling north of the city killed two people, sources at Shifa hospital told CNN. Sunday's fighting came after one girl was killed and 49 other people were severely burned by fires caused by Israeli shelling in southern Gaza on Saturday, local hospital sources said.
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NEW: Fighting nears densely populated Gaza City, witnesses say
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Sources: Israeli artillery ignites buildings, killing 1 and wounding 49
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Leader of Gaza City rocket teams is killed, Israel says
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Israeli jets apparently violate Egyptian airspace

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:56 EST, 27 April 2012 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 27 April 2012 A black ice hockey player racially abused on Twitter by fans after scoring a stunning series-winning overtime goal has said the comments were 'shocking to see, but didn't ruin my day'. Washington Capitals forward Joel Ward, 31, was called a n***** and f***** on the site after his sensational shot eliminated the Boston Bruins in the dying moments of yesterday's game. But he has refused to let the slurs, dubbed 'ignorant and unacceptable' by the NHL and the Bruins, to mar his moment of glory.
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Washington Capitals' Joel Ward called n-word by angry fans on Twitter
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Sensational goal knocked out Boston Bruins in dying moments of game

Question: Angry Boston fans also told Ward, who has played in the @placeholder for four years, to 'go play basketball, hockey is a white sport'.


By Francesca Infante PUBLISHED: 04:42 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 25 November 2013 China's Foreign Ministry says it has complained to the United States over its 'irresponsible remarks' about the territorial dispute with Japan over islands in the East China Sea. China's Defense Ministry also called Japan's objections to its East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone 'absolutely groundless and unacceptable', and said it had made solemn representations to the Japanese Embassy in Beijing. But the remarks come as the latest in a continuing war of words over the air space of the disputed Senkaku islands, which has seen Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe brand China's plans unenforceable and dangerous.
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China issued a set of rules on Saturday which say all aircraft must notify them and are subject to emergency military measures if they do not
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But Japanese premier Shinzo Abe said the measures violate the freedom to fly above open sea, a general principle under the international law
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And on Saturday US Secretary of State John Kennedy said America is is 'deeply concerned' about China's action

Question: Along with a rise in its economic and military power in recent years, @placeholder has become more assertive over its maritime claims.


Mumbai, India (CNN) -- I normally don't dwell on what I am going to wear before I go on a shoot. It's usually something presentable, comfortable and preferably in a bright "TV" color that makes my cameraman Rajesh happy. This time, though, I was perplexed. I was about to film a story on manual scavenging. We were going to film people who clean human excreta. Knowing I would have to get close to human waste while filming, I opted for a pair of old water-resistant hiking boots. I told Rajesh to wear old shoes too. My feet were prepared for what lay ahead. I was not.
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Ganesh Shinde, 42, has been clearing human waste in Mumbai since 2007
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It's called manual scavenging -- the removal of human waste from sites with no flush system
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Life expectancy is low, with many developing asthma, skin infections and tuberculosis
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The majority are Dalits -- people belonging to the lowest strata of India's caste system

Question: On October 2, he's launching a Clean @placeholder mission -- a nationwide movement that aims to solve India's sanitation problems in five years.


International condemnation: Turkey's prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been strongly criticised after branding Zionism 'a crime against humanity' Turkey's prime minister, has been strongly criticised after branding Zionism 'a crime against humanity.' Recep Tayyip Erdogan told a United Nationals forum this week: 'As with Zionism, anti-Semitism and fascism, it is inevitable that Islamophobia be considered a crime against humanity.' New U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to take Turkey's prime minister to task for the 'objectionable' comments during his visit to the country. Kerry, on his first trip to a Muslim nation since taking office, is meeting Turkish leaders for talks meant to focus on Syria's civil war and bilateral interests from energy security to counter-terrorism.
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Comments made by Tayyip Erdogan at a U.N. meeting in Vienna this week
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Condemned by his Israeli counterpart and Ban Ki-moon
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John Kerry found Mr Erdogan's remark 'objectionable'

Question: 'Not that long ago (you) had these two countries demonstrating that a majority @placeholder country could have very positive and strong relations with the Jewish state and that was a sign for the region (of what was) possible.'

Question: @placeholder, too, has been reluctant to provide weapons, fearing direct intervention could cause the conflict to spill across its borders.


(CNN) -- As far as former world champion Mario Andretti is concerned the key to a successful rekindling of Formula One's American dream is a buzzword that has been flying around Washington faster than a Ferrari in recent weeks: stability. Days after the country entrusted Barack Obama to edge the United States towards economic recovery, motorsport royalty has descended on Texas in the latest attempt to ignite a lasting passion for F1 in a country with more motorheads to the pound than anywhere else on the planet. While the domestic Daytona and Indycar series thrive on continued popularity, Formula One can never claim to have set America alight, despite repeated efforts to foster a permanent place in the hearts of motorsport fans.
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Formula One returns to the U.S. for the first time since 2007 this weekend
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Former world champ Mario Andretti says stability is key to latest F1 venture
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Purpose-built track in Austin has a ten-year contract to stage F1 races
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Jackie Stewart says U.S. can comfortably support two F1 races every season

Question: But now, with a purpose-built race track, funded by a private investor, and a decade-long commitment to race in @placeholder, perhaps Formula One will finally get a foothold in a lucrative market which could help drive it towards a bigger and brighter future.


COPENHAGEN, Denmark (CNN)  -- After flying through the night for seven hours aboard Air Force One, nobody would blame President Obama for being at least slightly groggy when he arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark, for a quick four hours to make the final pitch for Chicago to host the 2016 Olympics. Michelle Obama's speech in Copenhagen focused on her roots in Chicago and her father's battle with MS. Maybe that explains why the president seemed to snag the silver medal while first lady Michelle Obama, who's been in Copenhagen a couple of days, clearly took the gold with an emotional speech focused on her family's roots in the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, and her late father's battle with multiple sclerosis.
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Obamas in Copenhagen making a pitch to bring 2016 Olympics to Chicago
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First lady talks about her roots on Chicago's South Side, father's battle with MS
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"I am dreaming of an Olympic and Paralympic Games in Chicago," she said
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International Olympic Committee will announce winner after 12:30 p.m. ET.

Question: "You have my commitment that Chicago will work every day for the next seven years to be an @placeholder city that you and the world will be proud of."


Christmas, they say, is a time for reflection. At 3.01pm, Steve Bruce wore the horrified look of a beaten man left to wonder where it had all gone wrong, and if it would ever go right again. Curtis Davies, his captain no less, had just gift-wrapped Sunderland’s opening goal inside 30 seconds and his side were staring at an 11th league match without victory. Then, though, came a hearty helping of festive fortune; two home penalties denied and an equalising goal – against the run of play – which only looped into the back of the net thanks to a Stadium of Light divot after Gaston Ramirez had taken aim from 25 yards.
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Steve Bruce's men were behind within 30 seconds after Adam Johnson punished Curtis Davies' calamitous error
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Gaston Ramirez levelled from distance with Hull's first goal in 333 minutes of football
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Defender James Chester equalised and substitute Nikica Jelavic completed a remarkable fightback
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Hull moved out of drop zone after claiming first victory in 11 Premier League games

Question: Ramirez (second left) is congratulated by @placeholder manager Steve Bruce after scoring the equaliser at Sunderland


Want to emulate Spencer Matthews' rippling abs or achieve a stomach as toned as Lucy Watson's? Now you can, thanks to Made In Chelsea's official fitness DVD. The stars of TV's poshest show - and a host of top trainers - have joined forces for the E4 show’s first official fitness programme, MIC:FIT - and MailOnline can exclusively reveal a first look at the trailer and behind the scenes images. Ollie Proudlock, Binky Felstead, Spencer Matthews and Lucy Watson are hoping to help kick-start your fitness regime ready for the Christmas party season and New Year. Scroll down for video
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Foursome work with personal trainers on intense routines
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Proudlock creates his own yoga and pilates workout
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£19.99 DVD lands in stores on December 1

Question: The @placeholder clan are currently filming for the latest series, which - quite fittingly - sees Binky dating a personal trainer, Proudlock rocking crucifix earrings, Spencer living up to his lothario status and Lucy getting up in everyone's grill.


By Inderdeep Bains A man told a woman ‘I’ve come to rape you’ after smashing down her front door in revenge because she had helped to convict him of burglary four years earlier. Weeks after his three-and-a-half-year sentence for the break-in ended, Ashley Mills broke into his victim’s house and repeatedly raped her at knifepoint. Speaking yesterday, she said she feared she would die in the ‘brutal and prolonged’ two-hour attack by homeless Mills, 28, who had burgled her home in 2009 after she took pity on him and let him camp on her land. Career criminal: Ashley Mills, 28, has been jailed after he broke into Linda's home with an iron bar, grabbed a carving knife and told her: 'I've come to rape you' in a revenge sex attack
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Ashley Mills broke into victim's home and raped her after release from jail
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Victim Linda has waived her right to anonymity to reveal brutal crime
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'He broke in and said "I'm not going. I've come to rape you",' she said
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After attacking her at knifepoint she fled through some woods to get help
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'I thought he'd kill me. I was terrified of being stabbed', Linda said
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Mills has been jailed for 18 years at Portsmouth Crown Court

Question: @placeholder, who lives alone, said: ‘I tried to run out of the house.


(CNN) -- Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and the British Prime Minister David Cameron Friday pledged to increase cooperation between the two countries on economic development and security issues. Meeting at Cameron's official country residence, Chequers, both leaders affirmed their commitment to further strengthen strategic ties, said Downing Street. Both leaders appeared to be making an effort to smooth relations between the two countries after the diplomatic spat prompted by comments made by Cameron about Pakistan promoting the export of terror. Zardari is also facing criticism for being away from home during devastating flooding in north-east Pakistan. "It's a friendship that will never break no matter what happens," Zardari said.
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British PM and Pakistan President hold talks at Chequers
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Both leaders pledge to increase economic and security cooperation
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Meeting overshadowed by Cameron comments
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Zardari facing criticism for being away while parts of Pakistan suffer flooding

Question: Speaking to the press after their Chequers meeting, which lasted about an hour, @placeholder said: "We want to work together to combat terrorism, that is a real priority for my government."


(CNN) -- A surfer died Tuesday after a shark bit him off the coast of a Southern California air force base, authorities said. Francisco Javier Solorio Jr., 39, was riding waves Tuesday morning with three friends when he was bitten, according to Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office. One of the friends saw the attack, swam over and pulled Solorio out of the water and onto the beach, Sgt. Mark Williams with the sheriff's office said. The friend gave him first aid while another called for help, he said. Paramedics pronounced Solorio dead at the scene, the sheriff's office said. The four friends were surfing at Surf Beach, located on the Vandenberg Air Force Base, whose fire department responded to the emergency call, authorities said.
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NEW: The victim is identified as 39-year-old Francisco Javier Solorio
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Four friends were riding waves off Surf Beach at Vandenberg Air Force Base
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One notices a shark attack his friend
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The victim wasn't affiliated with the military base, a spokesman says

Question: On October 22, 2010 -- a day short of a two-year anniversary -- another shark attack killed a 19-year-old college student off the same beach at @placeholder.


Baby Caralyn will never get to meet her mother, but the actions of the Iowa woman's best friend will leave the little girl in no doubt as to how much she was loved and wanted. When gym instructor Laura Yoho was told she had brain cancer, the 30-year-old and her husband, Nate, were determined to still have a family together. The couple had just got engaged at the end of 2010, when Laura was diagnosed with having brain tumors after she passed out at the gym. Laura had eggs frozen before starting treatment and, when the couple decided they were ready for a baby, her best friend Kara Stetson offered to act as a surrogate.
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Laura Yoho was being treated for disease when she asked Kara Stetson to carry her baby
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30-year-old and husband Nate were determined to be parents
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'I wanted to keep a part of Laura alive' surrogate Kara says

Question: He will make sure @placeholder remains a big part of their lives, and has plenty of photos of videos of the couple, including a reenactment of the moment he proposed to Laura.

Question: He will make sure Laura remains a big part of their lives, and has plenty of photos of videos of the couple, including a reenactment of the moment he proposed to @placeholder.


By Ian Parkes, Press Association Sport CLICK HERE to read the full story of Lewis Hamilton's clash with Nico Rosberg as Daniel Ricciardo wins in Belgium Nico Rosberg has admitted for the first time to 'regret' over his Spa shame with Lewis Hamilton, but is still refusing to apologise. It is now all-out war at Mercedes between Hamilton and Rosberg in the wake of Sunday's highly-controversial Belgian Grand Prix. Hamilton's race was wrecked by a lap-two puncture sustained after the front right-wing endplate of Rosberg's car hit his left-rear tyre, resulting in a puncture. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Daniel Ricciardo take victory as Mercedes pair collide
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Nico Rosberg says he regrets the incident with Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton on Saturday during Belgian Grand Prix but refuses to apologise
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Rosberg wrecked Hamilton's race after the German's front right-wing endplate hit the Brit's left-rear tyre to cause a puncture
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Hamilton claims Rosberg told him he did it on purpose in after-race meeting
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Rosberg, leader in the drivers' standings, said: 'I regret that Lewis and myself touched, but I see it as a racing incident - just as the stewards did'
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Hamilton: ‘I was gobsmacked. He (Rosberg) basically said he did it on purpose. He said he could have avoided it. He said he did it to prove a point'

Question: August 24: The two drivers collide on lap two in Belgium, with @placeholder later admitting he did not try to prevent the crash.


Previously unnoticed audio from a video recorded in the chaotic moments after Michael Brown's fatal shooting last Saturday in Ferguson, Missouri, could help back up Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson's version of events. Overheard while one man films the gruesome aftermath of Brown's daylight shooting, the barely discernible audio is of one unseen man recounting the alleged version of events that he saw to another man, off camera, while bystanders scream and shout at police to assist the stricken 18-year-old. At around the six minute and 30 second mark in the 10 minute long video, one man is just heard over raucous shouting asking another how Brown ended up at least 30-feet away from the police squad car that presumably was being driven by Wilson.
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Unnoticed audio recorded in video filmed at scene of Saturday's tragic shooting contradicts claims made by friends of the Missouri teen
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The scratchy recording of the conversation between two men suggests a confrontation of sorts in or around Officer Wilson's car
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Despite being difficult to make out, the conversation suggests that Brown ran towards Wilson before he was shot
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Officer Darren Wilson, 28, was identified as the man who shot Brown on August 9
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Eight nights of rioting and looting have followed since

Question: Instead of @placeholder being fired on while his hands were raised in surrender, the witness claims that Brown was moving towards the officer when he was shot.


They aren't exactly two peas in a pod, but Brian May and Sir Patrick Moore shared a bond in science — and were so close that the guitarist even bought Sir Patrick's house to make sure he could live there for the rest of his life. Brian bought Farthings, the house in Selsey, West Sussex for £480,000 in 2008, paying about £40,000 above the market value to ensue the astronomer could stay in the home he had lived in for four decades. Sir Patrick Moore died peacefully at his home last week, aged 89. Brian May, right, and Sir Patrick Moore pictured in 2008. The pair shared a twin love of music and science
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May, also a stargazer, bought his friend and mentor's home so he could stay there until his death
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The two shared a love of the night sky and music
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But Queen guitarist is furious that Sunday Times exposes the home purchase

Question: According to The Sunday Times, Brian leased the property back to @placeholder on the same day he bought it — charging 'one peppercorn if demanded' for a 25-year lease.


(CNN) -- A dislocated shoulder suffered in the warm-up wasn't enough to stop Marc Marquez from competing at the British MotoGP but the surging rookie saw his winning streak snapped by Jorge Lorenzo in a thrilling finish. Marquez overtook Lorenzo during the final lap at Silverstone only for the reigning world champion to slip inside his fellow Spaniard after he uncharacteristically went wide on a turn. Marquez, who began on pole, thus failed in his bid to claim a fifth consecutive victory. "As usual Marc pushed in the last laps and overtook me but I didn't want to lose this race," Lorenzo told the BBC. "When he overtook me three corners from the end, I thought it was over.
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Jorge Lorenzo ends the winning streak of Marc Marquez by capturing the British MotoGP
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In a tense finish, Marquez overtook Lorenzo but was then caught by his fellow Spaniard
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Marquez raced despite suffering a dislocated shoulder in the warm-up at Silverstone
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Despite placing second, Marquez increases his lead in the individual standings

Question: "Anyway the battle was so nice with Jorge," @placeholder told the BBC.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:05 EST, 7 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:45 EST, 8 April 2013 A Nato airstrike killed at least 11 children yesterday during an operation targeting Taliban commanders. At least one woman also died in the strike and more than six others were injured in the strike on a village in Shigal district in Kunar province, on the Pakistani border. Six insurgents, including two senior Taliban leaders, were killed in the attack, the Interior Ministry said. Scroll down for video The woman and children died in the Nato air strike in Afghanistan's Kunar province (file picture)
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Local officials said the strike hit houses in the Kunar province, Afghanistan
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Said the woman and children died when their homes collapsed on them
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Six insurgents, including two senior Taliban leaders, died in the strike
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International Security Assistance Force said it is assessing incident

Question: 'The air support was called in by coalition forces - not @placeholder - and was used to engage insurgent forces in areas away from structures, according to our reporting.'


By Nick Pisa PUBLISHED: 17:31 EST, 30 April 2012 | UPDATED: 17:33 EST, 30 April 2012 Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is accused of abuse of office and paying 17-year-old prostitute for sex Silvio Berlusconi told girls coming to his house for a bunga bunga party that he wanted a 'calmer evening' as the night before he had been he had been 'mad for it.' The former Italian prime minister, 75, was taped as he spoke to Marystell Polanco, 31, and Aris Espinosa, 22, after they telephoned him and asked if they could 'come and visit him tonight' with two other women.
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75-year-old Italian PM accused of abuse of office and paying 17-year-old prostitute for sex

Question: While in another conversation Berlusconi tells Marystell that @placeholder is 'naughty, naughty naughty' before she passes the telephone to Aris who tells Berlusconi that he is the 'very, very, very naughty one'.


Bernie Madoff's last surviving son, who died last week, left his $16 million fortune to both his estranged wife and his newer fiancee, Manhattan court documents revealed Thursday. The will of Andrew Madoff, who succumbed to cancer last Wednesday, provides that his legal wife Deborah West will get one third of his assets while Caroline Hooper--whom he described as a 'fiancee'--will get $50,000 per month through a trust. The 48-year-old financier also provided trusts for his two children, who'll also receive all Madoff's personal property. Scroll down for video Revealed: The late Andrew Madoff left his fiancee Catherine Hooper a trust of $50,000 per month in the Bernie Madoff's son's will revealed Thursday
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Andrew Madoff, 48, who died last week of cancer, left 1/3 of his property to estranged wife Deborah West
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The woman he listed in his will as his fiance Catherine Hooper gets $50,000 per month through a trust
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His two children will get all of Madoff's personal property and will receive money through a trust, as well

Question: Sentencings are scheduled in several weeks for five former high-level @placeholder firm employees convicted of helping carry out the fraud by conspiring to defraud clients and falsifying books and records.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- It was billed as a "coming out party" for one of the GOP's most promising young stars. Gov. Bobby Jindal seemed "over-coached and over-rehearsed," CNN's Candy Crowley said. But after nearly universal criticism was heaped on Gov. Bobby Jindal's high-profile response to President Obama's address to Congress Tuesday night, the Louisiana Republican may be wishing he had stayed home. The criticisms came from all sides of the political spectrum, including from those in conservative circles who have promoted the 36-year-old governor as the GOP's most likely advocate to bring the party back from the brink of irrelevance.
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Critics say Jindal appeared at best off-balance, at worst downright amateur
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White House veteran Ed Rollins says he'd never advise a client to give the rebuttal

Question: "Conservatives are looking for the conservative version @placeholder, a great orator," Lewis said.

Question: But if conservatives are looking for someone who is going toe-to-toe with @placeholder, he's the wrong guy."


By Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 00:34 EST, 30 March 2013 | UPDATED: 09:56 EST, 30 March 2013 More than 2,000 people displaced by Superstorm Sandy are still living in hotels five months after the devastating natural disaster destroyed their New York City homes. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is paying on average $252 a night to house families and individuals from across the hurricane hit area. According to the New York Times, social service groups are hoping to get all those affected into a permanent home by the end of April but admit it may not be possible. Homeless: More than 2,000 victims of Superstorm Sandy are still living in hotels across New York City
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Officials say they have no choice but to keep families in hotels across New York City
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Deadline of April 30 to find permanent housing but many victims just can't afford it
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Critics call for better system to help poorest victims of natural disasters in the future

Question: On Friday, the Government announced $1.4billion in aid to @placeholder transit agencies to help rebuild systems after Sandy.


(CNN) -- Now in its 37th year, the Glastonbury festival has built a reputation as the mother of all music festivals, with the biggest names in rock music gladly accepting invitations to play the Pyramid stage year after year. Yet for all their combined wealth and fame, it is festival's organizer who remains the true star of Glastonbury. Festival guru Michael Eavis is, by his own admission, "a bit of a puritan." Michael Eavis is the one of the most un-rock and roll people you are ever likely to meet. By his own admission he is "a bit of a Puritan". He worships, with his 95 year-old mum, Sheila, at the local Methodist chapel every Sunday, and abhors drink and drugs and smoking. Yet his twin passions for music and people inspired him to start what would grow into Britain's foremost music festival.
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Eavis, who abhors drink and drugs, has hosted the festival since 1970
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Charities such as Oxfam and Greenpeace have had Glastonbury donations
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Since 2002 the festival was ringed by a metal fence
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A record-breaking 180,000 people attended the 2007 event

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(CNN) -- Thinking about Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' efforts this week to gain observer status as a nonmember state, I'm reminded of one of my favorite "Seinfeld" episodes. Sitting in the Restaurant -- the venue for so many of the best "Seinfeld" bits -- George and Jerry conspire to produce a new sitcom, a show literally about nothing. Not surprisingly, the idea comes to nothing as well, though the ironic brilliance that the very show they want to produce already exists adds a cool philosophical edge to the comedy. Sadly, like the "Seinfeld" episode, the Palestinian effort to gain entry into the U.N. General Assembly as an observer state will come to nothing as well, even if -- as is likely -- he succeeds.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas seeking nonmember state status at U.N.
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Former diplomat Aaron Miller says the move is like a "Seinfeld" episode, a show about nothing
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He says it won't achieve a breakthrough and also won't likely do much harm
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Miller: The real story is about what happens on the ground between Israel, Palestinians

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By Daily Mail Reporter Just a few years ago, Eugenie Bouchard was awestruck when she met her childhood hero – five-time Grand Slam winner Maria Sharapova. But after the 20-year-old reached the Wimbledon finals yesterday, she announced that she no longer dreams of being the next Sharapova. ‘I don’t want to be the next someone else. I want to be the first of me,’ the glamorous player announced with steely determination, days after the Russian former world No.1 crashed out of the tournament. Scroll down for video Crowd favourite: Canadian Eugenie Bouchard has reached the women's final at Wimbledon
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Eugenie Bouchard, 20, beat Halep 7-6, 6-2
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Photo of her and twin sister Beatrice in fancy dress has emerged

Question: As we're used to seeing her:  Eugenie, 20, is set to face @placeholder in the Wimbledon semi-finals today, is in with a genuine chance of winning the women's singles


Police revealed CCTV had been 'crucial' in the hunt for missing schoolgirl Alice Gross CCTV has played a 'crucial' role in the hunt for missing schoolgirl Alice Gross who disappeared more than four weeks ago. Scotland Yard said it had scoured footage from hundreds of cameras in a bid to trace the 14-year-old who was last seen crossing a towpath at Grand Union Canal in west London on August 28. Officers are reviewing film from around 300 cameras over a six-mile square area as the search for Alice enters its fifth week. But while CCTV has aided investigations, police said they were also relying on the public to turf up new information.
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Scotland Yard said footage from around 300 cameras was being reviewed
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Search for missing schoolgirl last seen on August 28 entering its fifth week
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Alice was last captured on CCTV crossing a towpath at Grand Union Canal
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The search is the largest use of police resources since the 7/7 bombings
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Fifteen minutes later murderer Arnis Zalkalns cycled over the same bridge
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Forensics team scoured Elthorne Park in Hanwell, west London, yesterday
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No new evidence was found at the park near to where Alice was last seen
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A reconstruction of Alice's last known movements was staged and televised
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More than 150 people contacted police following its airing with information
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Her family made emotional appeal to schoolgirl to return home on Thursday

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Cristiano Ronaldo was an isolated figure, and here is his heat map Another spell-binding afternoon to further light up this thrill-a-minute World Cup. In the end, though, it is hard to conclude that this one taught us much we didn’t already know. Germany remain the consummate tournament team. When weren’t they? This was their seventh consecutive victory in opening matches at the World Cup. On five of those occasions they have scored four goals. Really, we should not be surprised. Portugal, meanwhile, are a skittish collection of individuals. Some are talented and some really are not. It was ever thus.
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Muller put Germany 1-0 up from penalty spot
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Mats Hummels made it two with a header from a corner
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Pepe was sent off for butting Muller on the ground following an altercation
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Muller made it three with a snapshot from inside the area
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Forward completed his hat-trick from close range in second half

Question: Startled: Muller reacts in shock and disbelief after @placeholder's ridiculous headbutt

Question: break saw the @placeholder captain drive in a low effort.


(CNN) -- Vladimir Putin may not be the best defender of a free press, but the well-traveled former recruit of the KGB knows how things work abroad. In America, he has learnt, drawing attention to your point of view does not necessarily imply jailing or inflicting bodily harm to your dissenters but may be as simple as submitting an op-ed to the New York Times. That is exactly what happened on September 11, when the renowned peacemaker of Chechnya advised Barack Obama to "stop the language of force and return to the path of civilized diplomatic and political settlement" on the matter of Syria.
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Vladimir Putin's op-ed in the New York Times disputed the idea of American 'exceptionalism'
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White House has ignored Putin's remarks but some U.S. lawmakers were outraged
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Coste: Things are changing and many Americans now dispute notion of 'exceptionalism'

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By James Tozer PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 11 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:07 EST, 12 July 2013 Distraught: Murdered Lee Rigby's widow Rebecca said his family have been comforted by the huge amount of public support they have been shown An outpouring of support and goodwill from around the world has comforted murdered fusilier Lee Rigby’s family since his death. Ahead of a private funeral in Bury, Greater Manchester, today, his widow, mother and stepfather spoke movingly about how they hoped the ceremony would confound his killers’ intentions by celebrating him as a ‘hero’ and ‘martyr’. Fusilier Rigby, 25, a drummer in the 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, was killed as he returned to Woolwich barracks from the Tower of London on May 22.
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Family have received cards and donations from all over the world
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Letters of condolence from groups of all faiths and political parties
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Widow Rebecca used donations to buy a scooter for son Jack, aged two
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Lee's stepfather Ian, 54: 'Whatever the intention was, it's backfired'
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'The country is united, whatever elements may wish to stop it' he added
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Mother Lyn pays tribute to 'devoted soldier' and 'family man'
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Question: His mother @placeholder, 46, added: ‘We have received overwhelming support from the public, friends, family.

Question: cheque for £10 asking me to buy something to put a smile on @placeholder’s


NBA officials have taken the next step in scrubbing the stain left by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist ranting. The league is working with team management to appoint an interim chief executive officer to guide the franchise through what is expected to be a difficult transition after Sterling was banned for life earlier this week by commissioner Adam Silver. The move was announced just hours before the Clippers beat the Warriors in Game 7 of their playoff series Saturday night at the Staples Center. Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, pictured, could avoid a multi-million dollar tax bill if forced to sell the team
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The announcement was made by league officials shortly before Saturday night's Game 7 versus the Golden State Warriors
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Estranged wife and co-owner Rochelle Sterling welcomed the move, as did coach and president of basketball operations Doc Rivers
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The team won 126-121 to move on to the Western Conference semifinals
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NBA officials made a similar move installing an interim CEO to run the New Orleans Hornets during the 2011-12 season

Question: Clippers coach @placeholder deferred to league executives when before Saturday’s big game whether the timing of the announcement would affect his team.


By Daily Mail Reporters Michael Sam, the first openly gay football player to be drafted into the NFL received a warm welcome as he arrived in St Louis, Missouri on Monday to start training with the Rams. The draft turned Sam into an instant celebrity across the U.S. and especially within the LGBT community. At his first Rams press conference on Tuesday, Sam reacted to hearing a story about a son who was able to finally come out to his father after being inspired by the football player's story. 'I'm honored that I helped someone be comfortable with who they are, gave him a little courage to deal with his father. I'm honored to have that happen to his son,' Sam said.
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Michael Sam, 24, gave his first press conference since being selected by the St Louis Rams in the seventh round
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He flew to St Louis from Las Vegas on Monday, where he spent the weekend celebrating with boyfriend Vito Cammisano
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He said it's 'great' to be the first openly-gay man drafted, but is now turning his attention to training

Question: Sam has a long road ahead of him if he wants to make the @placeholder' 53-man roster by football season.


(CNN) -- Pemba Sherpa had already reached Camp 1 on Mount Everest when he heard the loud and chilling bang of the avalanche. He knew his father was behind him on the Khumbu Icefall and ran down the mountain, only to find the devastation of ice, snow and baggage scattered everywhere. "I thought he abandoned his load and ran to safety," he tells me, almost whispering. "But I could not find him amid the commotion at base camp. Then I saw the helicopters, with the bodies on the suspended ropes, and I knew I lost my dad." Ang Tshiring's body was taken to Lukla, a tourist town where most who embark on a trip to Everest Base Camp start out.
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Ang Tshiring, 57, was among the 16 killed in this year's Mount Everest avalanche
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In Nepal's Thame Valley, villagers have few employment options other than to work in the climbing industry
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For families of deceased, sadness now eclipsed by spiritual duty

Question: Her focus is on directing special prayers aimed at purifying and earning merit for @placeholder's spirit.


By Baz Bamigboye and Anthony Bond Oscar winning actor Christoph Waltz was left shaken tonight after a man pointed a hand-gun at him during a live TV show and threatened to blow up a studio with a hand grenade. Waltz, who won Oscars for roles in two Quentin Tarantino movies, was being interviewed on the set of a live French news programme with fellow actor Daniel Auteuil  when two shots were fired. A recording of the moment shows the audience run away in panic, as security guards rush Waltz and Auteuil off stage. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Worrying: Oscar winning actor Christoph Waltz was left shaken this evening after a man pointed a hand-gun at him and threatened to blow up a studio with a fake grenade. A man is pictured being detained by police and local security after the incident
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Waltz was being interviewed with fellow actor Daniel Auteuil  on live TV show
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Man stormed set and fired two shots as audience run away in panic
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Bodyguards rush Waltz and Auteuil off stage
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Police say man was also carrying dummy grenade and a knife

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan Until 10 years ago our knowledge of the Saturnian system was limited to three brief flybys by three Nasa spacecraft: Pioneer 11 in 1979, Voyager 1 in 1980 and Voyage in 1981. But that all changed when Cassini-Huygens arrived on 30 June 2004 and entered orbit around Saturn, the first manmade spacecraft ever to do so. Since then it has made numerous groundbreaking discoveries, including lakes on the moon Titan and giant storms on Saturn, and today it celebrates a decade orbiting the planet. Today the Cassini spacecraft, artist's illustration shown, celebrates 10 hugely successful years in orbit around Saturn. During this time it has dramatically increased our knowledge of this fascinating planetary system, revealing vast bodies of liquid on the surface of Titan, giant storms on Saturn and much more
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Today marks the 10th anniversary of the Cassini probe arriving at Saturn
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It launched on 15 October 1997 from Florida and entered orbit 7 years later
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Since its arrival it mas made numerous discoveries in the planetary system
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It also revealed giant storms on Saturn and spotted ice volcanoes on moons

Question: ‘By having a decade there with @placeholder, we have been privileged to witness never-before-seen events that are changing our understanding of how planetary systems form and what conditions might lead to habitats for life.’


(CNN) -- I am an American Muslim. When I was growing up in a small town in upstate New York, the America I lived in cherished diversity and the freedom to worship, regardless of one's religion. People of various faiths resided in my community: Protestants, Catholics, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and Mormons. How a person prayed was never a factor in how we treated each other. Yet today, Muslims in America are viewed as suspect and legitimate targets for surveillance by the New York Police Department because of their faith. This is not the America I know, and it is time for the courts to weigh in and ban discriminatory policing by the NYPD.
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Farhana Khera: Muslims are targets of surveillance by the NYPD because of their faith
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Khera: Victims of NYPD's spying program are stepping up to file a lawsuit
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She says living freely as a Muslim in America today has become increasingly difficult
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Khera: It is time for the courts to weigh in and ban discriminatory action by the police

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(CNN) -- Anwar al-Awlaki was killed exactly one week after President Ali Abdullah Saleh returned to Yemen at the end of a long period of medical treatment in Saudi Arabia. Intelligence analysts say that may have been no coincidence, and that with al-Awlaki's killing, Saleh is underlining to the West -- and the Saudis -- that they still need him. Saleh's return was something of a surprise both to Yemenis and the international community. He had been seen as the main stumbling block to political dialogue and a transition to fresh elections sponsored by the Gulf Cooperation Council. But several analysts consulted by CNN said the Saudis were concerned that the growing unrest in Yemen could morph into outright civil war -- in a country that shares a long and porous desert border with the kingdom.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh recently returned to Yemen in a surprise move
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He says all his enemies are connected to al Qaeda
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Saleh has the reputation of being a wily politician

Question: And at the same time, Saleh would be best placed to turn up the heat on @placeholder, now established in at least two eastern provinces and in parts of southern Yemen.


Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in Munich as experts today tried to defuse a 550lb Allied bomb dropped on the city during WW2. The undetonated explosive was found beneath ground at the site of the former Schwabinger 7 nightclub, a hangout of the Rolling Stones in the 1970s. Bomb disposal teams fear its complex chemical fuse could trigger a repeat of the 2010 tragedy when three experts were killed in a blast in another German city. Scroll down for video Deadly: Bomb disposal expert Diethard Posorski next to the 550lb bomb discovered in Munich Close up: The bomb, which was dropped by either American and British planes in either 1944 or 1945
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2,500 people living within 1,000 yards of the explosive ordered to evacuate
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Unknown whether bomb is American or British as both forces used payload
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Fears complex fuse may trigger repeat of 2010 blast that killed three experts
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Unexploded bomb is one of 2,500 estimated to be buried in Munich
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Unusual to find bomb in such an heavily populated area

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Former NFL star Darren Sharper, wanted in New Orleans in connection with the alleged rapes of two women, has turned himself in to Los Angeles authorities. A source told CNN that Sharper made arrangements to surrender to Los Angeles police and did so without incident Thursday evening. Los Angeles police confirmed the arrest but did not provide details. Earlier Thursday, the Orleans Parish district attorney's office in Louisiana had said Sharper, 38, and Erik Nunez, 26, each face two counts of aggravated rape. If convicted, the two men face a possible sentence of life in prison without parole.
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Darren Sharper now faces rape charges in two states
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The former NFL star faces two counts in New Orleans of aggravated rape
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A second man, Erik Nunez, also faces the same charges in Louisiana
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An attorney for Sharper previously has said his client engaged in "consensual contact"

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Stuart Pearce is under increasing pressure  after a Clayton Donaldson-inspired Birmingham City ensured Nottingham Forest’s winless run in the Championship extended to six matches. David Cotterill’s free-kick gave the visitors the lead before Donaldson fired in a brace before half-time. Forest could only muster a last-minute consolation through Britt Assombalonga, leaving Pearce at a loss to explain his side’s woeful recent form. Pressure is mounting for Nottingham Forest manager Stuart Pearce after his side's loss to Birmingham Birmingham boss Gary Rowett acknowledges the travelling fans after getting his team back on track Birmingham striker Clayton Donaldson (left) celebrates his second goal of the afternoon against Forest
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Birmingham first half trio paved the way to victory at Nottingham Forest
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Forest's poor home form continues with just one win in their last four games at the City Ground

Question: The defeat today is more of our own doing than @placeholder’s, who did not deserve to win.’


Washington (CNN) -- If you're a Republican woman, the GOP wants you. To run for Congress, that is. The Grand Old Party holds a majority of seats in the House of Representatives. Yet of 234 Republican members, only 19 are women. In an effort to boost that number, the House Republican campaign committee is launching "Project GROW," a program largely led by the party's female members designed to bring more women into the fold. CNN's Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash spoke exclusively with three sitting House Republican female members spearheading the effort, and one GOP woman hoping to score a House seat.
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Republicans launch drive to attract women candidates for Congress
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Women comprise 8% of Republican House caucus; 29% of Democratic membership
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Martha McSally, a fighter pilot who flew combat patrols, is running for Gabby Giffords' old seat
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Top Democrat recruiter says her party doesn't need special project to attract women

Question: In fact, @placeholder also involves educating elected Republican men "about connecting with women and doing a better job and going out and meeting with women."


The two British women accused of attempting to smuggle cocaine worth £1.5 million out of Peru have been branded liars by the lawyer who prepared the preliminary case against them. And he says their refusal to confess increases their prospect of facing 15 years in prison. In an exclusive interview with The Mail on Sunday, Dr Juan Mendoza Abarca, head of the state attorney’s office anti-drugs unit, dismissed the women’s stories. Scroll down for video Living a nightmare: Michaella McCollum Connolly, left, and Melissa Reid in a Lima court He said their excuses were ‘very well practised’, they had been coached in what to say and their ‘demeanour did not suggest that they had been threatened’.
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Lawyer brands women accused of attempting to smuggle cocaine as liars
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Dr Juan Mendoza Abarca said their excuses were 'very well practised'
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He said the two women had no proof to back up their claims
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The cocaine was concealed inside porridge and jelly packets with a lining of loose pepper on the inside to mask the smell of drugs;
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The cocaine was cut with bicarbonate of soda and starch;
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The women were carrying cash, including €50, £35 of local currency and $50;
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They also had a digital camera and two BlackBerry phones with sim cards, which are currently being investigated.

Question: Melissa Reid has poured her heart out in a series of letters to friends at home, describing  her nightmare ordeal in a squalid @placeholder prison.