By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:28 EST, 10 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:57 EST, 10 May 2013 It looks like a scene from science fiction. Gored by the claws of the beast, the man's body tenses in terror. A smirk crosses the face of the green monster as its red eyes gleam at the sight of its prey. But looking closer, the victim is smiling. This isn't this man's vivid nightmares come to life - it's art. Yeouch! But thankfully it's just a 3D painting and not an actual monster pulling this man into the front seat of his car at an exhibition in Hanyang in China's Hubei Province
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The paintings hang in the 3D Fantasy Art Museum in Wuhan, China

Question: The museum has opened within the @placeholder cultural industry park complex in Hubei province and visitors can immerse themselves in optical illusions until September.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Sony looked to capitalize on its early sales lead in the console wars at its Electronic Entertainment Expo media briefing on Monday, repeating the mantras of "first," "better" and "only on" as selling points for its PlayStation 4. Hours earlier, rival Microsoft stuck strictly to games for the Xbox One in a similar briefing. But Sony's presentation included new hardware and non-gaming services as well as promises of exclusive titles and titles that will launch on PlayStation before coming to other consoles. Andrew House, president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment, said the company aims to make the PS4 "the best place to play."
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Sony presses advantage with exclusive, early PlayStation 4 titles
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New "Little Big Planet," "Uncharted" titles are on the way
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Sony also announced streaming service, PlayStation TV
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A movie based on "Ratchet & Clank" is on the way

Question: It's worth noting, though, that both are outselling their last-generation counterparts to date, and that PlayStation is currently available in more countries than the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Somalia's transitional government has offered a general amnesty to insurgent fighters in Mogadishu who surrender and promise to renounce violence. The decision made by the Cabinet over the weekend was announced Tuesday and comes after Al-Shabaab retreated from the capital, Mogadishu, early Saturday. The al Qaeda-linked group has been waging an insurgency against Somalia's transitional government since 2006. In confirming that Al-Shabaab fighters had left the city, spokesman Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage said the fighting was hardly over. "The reasons we withdrew from Mogadishu is we have made changes in our tactics of war," he told the group's radio station, Andalus. "We withdrew because we want to save lives of the poor civilians, but we will launch operations against government (and African Union) forces in the coming hours."
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NEW: Large areas of Somalia are suffering from famine
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NEW: Al Qaeda-linked Al-Shabaab has been waging an insurgency since 2006
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Group retreated from the capital of Mogadishu over weekend
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Insurgents promise to keep on fighting

Question: But the militants kept their ban on aid groups operating in their territory in southern and central @placeholder and parts of the capital.


(CNN)Could a prisoner handover spare the lives of two ISIS hostages? A message purporting to be from the Islamist terror group sets a new deadline for a possible deal with the Jordanian government. The latest demand: Bring convicted terrorist Sajida al-Rishawi to the Turkish border by sunset Thursday, or Jordanian ISIS hostage Moaz al-Kassasbeh will be executed "immediately." But is ISIS offering anything in return? From the latest message, it's unclear. But previous video posts purportedly from ISIS have suggested the group was offering Japanese hostage Kenji Goto's freedom in exchange for al-Rishawi's. CNN could not independently confirm the authenticity of the latest message, which was read by a person claiming to be Goto and posted online by ISIS supporters. In the message, Goto purportedly calls for al-Rishawi's release in "exchange for my life."
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A message sets sunset on Thursday as a new prisoner handover deadline
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Japan's prime minister says his government is analyzing the purported ISIS post
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Jordan's government says it's willing to make a prisoner swap with ISIS

Question: Even though his government's announcement of its offer doesn't mention Goto, the foreign minister said that the @placeholder journalist is not forgotten.


Legendary Brazil striker Ronaldo believes the Premier League is the perfect place for young talent from his country to develop, despite spending much of his European playing career in Spain and Italy. Brazil coach Dunga picked five players from the Premier League in his most recent squad, including three from league leaders Chelsea – and the two-time World Cup winner encouraged more Brazilian youngsters to try their hand in England. Ronaldo spent time with Barcelona, Real Madrid, both Milan clubs and PSV during his career in Europe but has lived in London after retiring from football. Rafa Nadal and Ronaldo begin their face-off in  London - the Spaniard won with all proceeds going to charity
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Ronaldo believes the Premier League is best place for young Brazil players
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Chelsea star Oscar one of five Premier League players in Brazil squad
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The former Real Madrid striker praised Jose Mourinho's leadership
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Ronaldo was speaking at poker event with tennis star Rafael Nadal

Question: ‘Because of the nature of the football here, which is a lot of tackles, a lot of attacking and forward play, it’s definitely a good decision for young @placeholder to come to the Premier League.’


(CNN Student News) -- March 22, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota • Iceland  • Nigeria Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: It's our first show of spring! And one of the rites of the new season: 10 minutes of commercial-free headlines. Here to take you through it, I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: Health Care AZUZ: First up, the question that dominated the weekend in Washington: Who has the votes on President Obama's health care reform bill? 216 was the magic number in the U.S. House of Representatives. That means Democrats who supported the bill needed to get at least 216 votes for it to pass. Republicans and Democrats who opposed the bill needed at least 216 votes against it to stop it from becoming law. That vote was expected to happen last night. But when we recorded today's show, it hadn't happened yet. You can get the latest details at CNNStudentNews.com. And, of course, we'll have a lot more on this for you tomorrow.
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Examine the importance of the number 216 in the U.S. House
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Hear how technology helps scientists predict flood patterns
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Search the African rainforest for an endangered ape species
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

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Question: In fact, more than a million sandbags were stacked between Fargo and Moorhead, @placeholder.

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By David Gardner Last updated at 12:34 PM on 14th February 2012 Apple has opened up its Chinese factories to independent examiners after claims that workers were subjected to appalling sweatshop conditions. The technology giant announced yesterday that members of the Washington-based Fair Labour Association would be checking the factories where iPads and iPhones are assembled. The team of observers began their inspections yesterday at Foxconn City in Shenzhen, China, a complex that employs and houses hundreds of thousands of workers. Poor conditions: A protester outside Apple's Hong Kong store. An investigation has found Apple's pledges to improve its working practices have proved hollow
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Comes as firm becomes most valuable in the world
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Apple now valued at $460bn (£300bn)

Question: The FLA plans to interview thousands of employees at several @placeholder suppliers.


Britain has the highest teen pregnancy rate in Western Europe, new figures showed today. Only Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia have a bigger problem with girls aged 15-19 giving birth, the Office for National Statistics said. Tackling high levels of teenage pregnancies is linked to the struggle to break the cycle of ill-health and poverty, the ONS said. Scroll down for video The UK has one of the highest rates of pregnancies among 15-19-year-olds in Europe, the new figures from the Office for National Statistics show According to the study into how European countries compare, the UK birth rate among women aged 15-19 was higher than the average across the whole of the 28 countries in the European Union.
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19.7 births per 1,000 women aged 15-19 in the UK in 2012, study shows
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Figure is much higher than the EU average of only 12.6 births per 1,000
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Worldwide figures show Switzerland had the lowest rate at 3.4 births
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The highest teen pregnancy rate was in Azerbaijan at 50.0 births

Question: The UK teenage birth rate is down by more than a quarter (26.8 per cent) since 2004 compared to a fall of almost one fifth (18.2 per cent) across the @placeholder as a whole.


When your smartphone makes it so easy to connect to the Internet, why bother firing up a clunky desktop or laptop computer? Two-thirds of cell-phone owning Americans use their phones to surf the Web and check e-mail, according to the latest study from the Pew Internet & American Life Project. That's double the amount from 2009, when only 31% of people said they used their phones to go online. For a growing segment of people, phones aren't just a secondary way to check the news or send off a quick e-mail. According to Pew, 21% of phone owners use their devices as their primary way of accessing the Internet, more than PCs and tablets.
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More people are turning to their phones to access the Internet and e-mail
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A new Pew study found that two-thirds of U.S. phone owners use their devices to go online
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For a small but growing of people, phones are the primary way they check the Internet

Question: Since Pew began tracking @placeholder and phone usage in 2009, the numbers have steadily risen year-over-year.


President Barack Obama said in an interview on Tuesday that he ahs had to tell families of dead American hostages like 26-year-old Kayla Mueller that the United States will not pay to ransom their loved one, and it's 'as tough as anything I do.' But the Obama administration's handling of the Bowe Bergdahl saga – attempting, according to a member of Congress, to pay an intermediary for his safe return and then trading five high-value Taliban terrorists for him when that failed – suggests the White House's policy is less than consistent. Obama told Buzzfeed that 'as a general rule, what we don’t want to do is make other American citizens riper targets' for groups like the ISIS terror army by handing over millions of dollars for hostages.
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The president said Tuesday that the US continues to refuse to pay ransom for hostages held overseas
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That position may have doomed Kayla Mueller, a 26-year-old aid worker killed in the custody of the ISIS terror army
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But a member of Congress insisted in November that the US tried to random Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl by paying a middle-man – who then allegedly ran off with the money
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Obama ultimately made an in-kind payment to the Haqqani network in the form of five high-value Taliban terrorists who were held at Guantanamo

Question: In the aftermath of the Mueller murder at ISIS's hands, Obama cautioned that paying ransoms would mean 'not only are we financing their slaughter of innocent people and strengthening their organization, but we’re actually making @placeholder even greater targets for future kidnappings.'

Question: 'It's better to kidnap one person like @placeholder than kidnapping hundreds of useless people,' the commander said.


It's been more than 20 years since the original cast of Saved By The Bell walked the halls of Bayside High School. But on Wednesday the onscreen pals got together for a reunion on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, showing fans what they've been missing all these years. The passage of time has, of course, worked some changes on the actors who rose to international fame as teenagers. Scroll down for video Hooray! On Wednesday the cast of Saved By The Bell reunited for  on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, featuring a clearly pregnant Tiffani Thiessen, Elizabeth Berkley, Mario Lopez and Mark-Paul Gosselaar
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Saved By The Bell ran from 1989 to 1993
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Tonight Show reunion featured full cast except for Dustin Diamond and Lark Voorhies
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Diamond (Screech) currently facing criminal charges related to stabbing
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Voorhies (Lisa) reportedly battling bipolar disorder and is now a recluse
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Tiffani Thiessen expecting second child with husband Brady Smith
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Elizabeth Berkley recently competed on Dancing With The Stars
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Mario Lopez has moved on to become an Extra host

Question: In one of the pictures he is seen posing beside @placeholder - who models spray-painted blonde hair.


A British man suspected of being the first UK citizen to die of Ebola did not have the deadly virus, officials have confirmed today. Colin Jaffray, 58, from Royston, Hertfordshire, was struck down with a fever, vomiting and internal bleeding during a business trip to Macedonia - and died in hospital on Thursday evening. Officials in Skopje say that although the cause of death was not known, it is thought that a drinking binge may have played a part in his death. Colin Jaffray, a Briton who died after showing symptoms of Ebola in Macedonia did not have the virus, it has been confirmed
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Officials say Colin Jaffay, 58 did not die of the deadly Ebola virus
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Mr Jaffray had been suspected of being the first UK victim to die
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But tests have shown that he had not contracted the infection
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It is believed that a drinking binge may played a part in this death
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Had 'all symptoms of Ebola', but also been seen drinking 'large quantities'
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Public Health England investigating but believe death 'unlikely' to be Ebola
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The epidemic has killed 4,000 and infected at least 8,000 so far

Question: She said: 'I don't know what kind of bug @placeholder got but it's not Ebola, I'm sure of that.'


By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 10:35 EST, 18 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:00 EST, 18 February 2013 Engagements: Kate (pictured last month), who is around four and a half months pregnant, will return to work properly for the first time since before Christmas The Duchess of Cambridge will be out and about displaying her blossoming baby bump starting from tomorrow with a series of public engagements. Kate, who is around four and a half months pregnant, will return to work properly for the first time since before Christmas with a visit to an addiction centre in London tomorrow, followed by a ‘royal away day’ to Grimsby, Lincolnshire, on March 5.
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Kate, 31, will be returning to work properly for first time since Christmas
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She will visit London addiction clinic tomorrow before trip to Lincolnshire
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Duchess set to learn about declining town's maritime and fishing heritage

Question: Downfall: @placeholder has been in decline since the 1950s, when it was the busiest fishing port in the world, but is still one of the largest centres for fish processing in this country


A whistle blasts as the ‘Orient Express’ slides out of Stockholm’s Central Station. Hugo, our aqua blue-uniformed steward pops a bottle of prosecco. ‘Farewell, fair city,’ he says, saluting the shrinking skyline. For all its easy-going, egalitarian image, Sweden’s capital is an imperial city of gracious facades and plume-helmeted cavalry guarding a royal residence bigger than Buckingham Palace. Stockholm, with its old district of Gamla Stan to the fore, was the start-point for this grand rail journey No wonder the world’s most illustrious train seems so at home here. My wife, Hennie, and I have flown in to join her on a jaunt to Copenhagen, the first leg of the train’s journey home to Venice.
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The Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express is best known for journeys to rail Italy
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However, this fabled train service also covers major cities in Scandinavia
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It is possible to take a train journey between Stockholm and Copenhagen

Question: For us, it is a case of relishing the romantic opulence of 1920s-style rail travel, book-ended by another in each of two historic @placeholder capitals.

Question: We stay in regal style at the harbour side @placeholder, where Orient Express sets up its check-in desk in a lobby which, alarmingly, is swirling with silk gowns and gents in white tie.


By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM Jesus Navas has warned the Premier League to expect a World Cup backlash from Manchester City's stars this season. Navas was devastated to be left out of the Spain squad along with Alvaro Negredo, and could only watch as many of his City teammates endured a disappointing tournament in Brazil. David Silva was unable to prevent the holders going out at the group stage, Joe Hart and James Milner also made an early exit with England, Yaya Toure disappointed for Ivory Coast, and Fernandinho was caught up in Brazil's disastrous collapse. Ready to roll: Spanish winger Jesus Navas in the new Manchester City away kit
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Winger was left out of Spain squad for tournament in Brazil
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Several City players endured a disappointing tournament
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Navas says team want to do well in Champions League

Question: We went past the group stage of the @placeholder last season so the aim is to go as far as we possibly can.'


Washington (CNN) -- U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke was in critical condition at a Washington hospital Sunday night, after undergoing surgery on Saturday to repair a tear in his aorta, the State Department said. Holbrooke underwent another procedure on Sunday to improve his circulation, the department said in a statement Sunday night. Relatives, friends, colleagues and staff are by his side, and his wife Kati Marton spoke Sunday with Afghan President Hamid Kharzai and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari. The State Department did not provide details of Marton's conversation with the presidents. Appearing earlier in the day on the CNN program "State of the Union," senior White House adviser David Axelrod said that Holbrooke was "fighting" the heart problem at George Washington University Hospital. He called President Barack Obama's special representative to Pakistan and Afghanistan "a very tough person."
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NEW: A top U.S. diplomat is in critical condition at a D.C. hospital, the state department says
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NEW: Richard Holbrooke's wife talks Sunday with Afghanistan and Pakistan's presidents
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Holbrooke, 69, fell ill Friday and underwent surgery for a tear in his aorta
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A senior White House adviser says Holbrooke's toughness is helping him

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CHENNAI, India (CNN) -- Sipping a sweet lime juice on the rooftop bar of a designer hotel in Chennai, Vinod Harith looks the epitome of a relaxed, confident young Indian entrepreneur. High hopes: Vinod, left, and Pramod Harith set up thier marketing outsourcing company. But setting up his marketing outsourcing company just seven months ago was far from a relaxing experience. It's a recent memory that still provokes a momentary look of discomfort. "It was just painful," he says with a wry smile. It seems that despite the potential riches to be had by tapping in to all the talent, energy and potential in India, going it alone is still a unique experience in the country, even for those who are used to working there.
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Entrepreneurs and start-ups still face maddening tangle of bureaucracy
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India has become an easier place for foreign firms to work and set up business
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Officials and cultural attitudes are some of biggest battles new companies face
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Krishna Murthy: "You have to be a bit of a sadist, but that's part of the charm of India."

Question: "The understanding just isn't there in a part of India that is more used to the garment industry and traditional forms of business," says @placeholder, Vinod's brother and business partner.


(CNN) -- The capture of Ahmed Abu Khatallah could be compared to a large group of trappers quietly snaring rare and dangerous prey. For days, Army Delta Force commandos, the FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies lay in wait for one of the alleged masterminds behind the deadly September 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. Mission in Benghazi, Libya. Then over the weekend, they lured Abu Khatallah to a point south of the eastern city and nabbed him. U.S. officials said he did not put up a fight. Not a shot was fired. But Abu Khatallah had a reputation for hiding out in the open, relaxed and self-assured.
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NEW: Abu Khatallah is being held on the USS New York
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Terror suspect Ahmed Abu Khatallah did not put up a fight when captured
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He is to face trial in federal court
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His capture may have political ramifications in Washington

Question: The word "@placeholder" has had the ring of Washington partisan politics from day one -- literally.


By Jason Groves, Chief Political Correspondent PUBLISHED: 19:07 EST, 17 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:07 EST, 17 February 2014 Warning: International Development Secretary Justine Greening has warned ministers that frivolous spending was undermining the case for foreign aid British aid to China is being used to upgrade business parks, promote trade union rights and fund social media training for gay rights activists. A Daily Mail investigation reveals that British taxpayers’ money is still being squandered on an industrial scale in China – even being used to raise awareness of climate change in a country that is building two coal-fired power stations every week.
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British aid to China is squandered on industrial scale, it has been revealed
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Used to upgrade business parks, promote union rights and fund training
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Justine Greening says frivolous spending undermines case for foreign aid
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Warns ministers aid spending must be targeted to 'where it is needed most'
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In 2012, Britain sent £27.4million to China, according to official figures

Question: @placeholder has also funded an event to ‘identify realistic and practical mechanisms for collective bargaining in South China’.


Sarah Palin has come out in defense of her daughter Bristol who allegedly punched a man in the face during a family brawl. The former Vice President candidate hailed her child as a 'straight shooter' in a Facebook which appears to be her first veiled reference to the fight two weekends ago. The 23-year-old is said to have repeatedly hit the owner of a home in Anchorage, Alaska, during an outburst in which her brother Track broke four ribs and her father Todd was left with a bloody nose. First response: This Facebook post appears to be Sarah Palin's first veiled reaction to the family brawl
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The former VP candidate has spoken for first time since family fight
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Bristol Palin 'repeatedly punched a man' at family party on September 6
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Her father Todd Palin left with bloody nose, her brother Track broke 4 ribs
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Source  claims daughter Willow's ex-boyfriend Connor Cleary started fight
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Sarah Palin wrote Facebook post applauding the strength of her family
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She was seen for the first time since the fight on Monday looking tired

Question: She also linked to an article by Bristol condemning reports that suggest Todd and @placeholder are getting divorced.


(CNN) -- In the wake of this month's Senate report graphically detailing acts of torture by the CIA at Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere, the American Psychological Association announced it is actively investigating collusion of its members with the torture program at Guantanamo. Meanwhile, a decision last week by my own professional association, the American Institute of Architects, or AIA, suggests that impunity for all may be the order of the day. Despite years of advocacy and formal requests, the AIA -- which claims as its members a majority of the roughly 110,000 architects in the United States -- has officially declined to add specific language to its code of ethics that would prohibit the design of torture chambers in U.S. prisons and around the world. In doing so, it cites anti-trust concerns and the potential difficulty of enforcing the prohibition, but it ignores the claims of human rights.
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Raphael Sperry: AIA declined specific prohibition on architects designing torture chambers
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He says group chose not to follow organizations like the AMA in banning involvement
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Professionals have responsibility to protect health, safety, welfare, Sperry says

Question: Unless and until the AIA revisits the issue, @placeholder architects are represented by a professional association whose ethical boundaries include the facilitation of torture.


(CNN) -- A few kilometers from the city center of Manaus, Brazil, is a natural phenomenon called "the meeting of the waters." Here, the Rio Negro and Amazon rivers join, but don't mix -- light and dark waters, flowing side by side for 8-10 kilometers, due to different water temperatures, speed and acid levels. Eventually, the two rivers become one, and the mighty Amazon continues its journey through northern Brazil. It is just one of the countless features that makes Manaus such a unique city. With the Amazon rainforest as its backyard, FIFA and city officials hope it will also be enough to draw in fans from around the world as one of Brazil's 12 host cities for the 2014 World Cup.
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Manaus, right next to Amazon, is one of host cities for the 2014 Brazil World Cup
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A new stadium with sustainable features called Arena da Amazonia in construction
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Most of the work must be completed before the rainy season starts in December
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The 44,000-seater stadium cost $225m and will also host concerts and conferences

Question: @placeholder' local football teams don't draw in a big crowd.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:34 EST, 17 June 2013 | UPDATED: 04:26 EST, 18 June 2013 A couple who drove 270 miles across Britain to catch a 20-hour cross-Channel ferry to Spain ended up on a tiny ten-minute commuter boat instead after following their sat-nav. Pensioners Bob and Pat Banks had booked themselves on the £100million Pont Aven from Plymouth to Santander in Northern Spain but then got stuck on the nearby Torpoint ferry after a wrong turn. They were due to join 2,400 holidaymakers on the overnight crossing on the huge Brittany Ferries' flagship, but accidentally took a boat which held 70 cars and ferried them to Cornwall for £1.50.
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Bob and Pat Banks took wrong turn at end of 270-mile journey from Leeds
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Ended up crossing Tamar estuary to Cornwall, not the sea to Spain
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After getting stuck on wrong ferry, staff radioed Plymouth port to hold ship
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They raced back to Devon and still got their scheduled ship to Santander

Question: Target: The Banks family were heading for the Brittany Ferries ship, @placeholder, but took a wrong turn


Holland struggled to a 3-1 victory over 10-man Kazakhstan in a European Championship qualifier on Friday. Defender Renat Abdulin gave 127th-ranked Kazakhstan a shock lead at the Amsterdam Arena with a powerful 17th-minute header from a poorly-defended corner and the Netherlands had an anxious wait until the 62nd minute when substitute Klaas Jan Huntelaar leveled. A deflected 82nd-minute shot by Ibrahim Afellay, who started his first international in nearly two years, put the Dutch ahead before Robin van Persie's penalty in the last minute of injury time secured the three points and coach Guus Hiddink's first win in three matches since taking over from Louis van Gaal after the World Cup.
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Kazakhstan took the lead when Rinat Abdulin scored in the 18th minute
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Holland fought back and equalised through Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
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The visitors were reduced to 10 men when Bauyrzhan Dzholchiev was given a straight red card for a tackle on Ibrahim Afellay
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Afellay was able to continue, and he scored to make it 2-1 to Holland
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Robin van Persie made sure of the win from the penalty spot late on

Question: In Amsterdam, Hiddink's decision early in the second half to bring on @placeholder produced the breakthrough his team badly needed after going behind to what was almost Kazakhstan's only effort of the match.


(CNN) -- "Pandering." According to the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, to pander is to: "provide gratification for others' desires." So is that what John McCain and Barack Obama are doing with Hispanic voters? Sen. John McCain has said the issue of immigration would be a top priority for him as president. If you follow coverage of their speeches at three Latino events -- the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, the League of United Latin American Citizens and The National Council of La Raza -- the answer would be yes. Why? Because the two candidates are talking about making immigration reform a priority if they reach the White House, and to make it there, they know the Hispanic vote can have a great impact.
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Candidates talk about immigration reform at Latino events
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Hispanics care about a lot of other issues, says Juan Carlos Lopez
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Latinos: The largest and fastest growing minority in the nation
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Candidates' so-called pandering to Latinos shows the power of the Hispanic vote

Question: That could fuel fears about @placeholder influence, and spur some to use that fear to score political points.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:38 EST, 22 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:11 EST, 22 October 2013 Tax scheme: Kelly Brook promotes the new more expensive Lotto draw for Camelot this month, which has today been accused of avoiding £10m in corporation tax National Lottery owner Camelot has today been accused of avoiding at least £10million in corporation tax by exploiting a loophole that HMRC knows about but has never closed. Just weeks after the cost of a Lotto ticket doubled to £2, it emerged the Canadian-owned business has used a legal fiddle based in a tax haven. To take advantage of the loophole, Camelot reportedly took out high-interest loans from its parent company via the Channel Islands Stock Exchange.
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Investigation finds business taking high-interest loans to cut profit and tax
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Legal loophole became known to HMRC last year but they kept it open
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This month Camelot has doubled the price of a Lotto ticket to £2

Question: HMRC refused to say why it did not shut the loophole and said: 'For legal reasons, @placeholder cannot comment on the affairs of individual taxpayers.'


Police are to reopen 68 rape investigations where officers dismissed allegations that should have been pursued, it emerged yesterday. A review by Northumbria Police found that 54 allegations of rape were not investigated properly, possibly allowing sexual abusers to go unpunished. And Cleveland Police is reopening 14 rape investigations after an audit by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) revealed similar problems with the way its officers had dealt with allegations. Scroll down for video Northumbria Police officers  have decided to reopen one in three rape cases from the past three years (file picture) Northumbria has removed dozens of officers from its sex crimes investigations unit following the discovery that one in three rape allegations recorded as ‘no crime’ should have been investigated.
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Northumberland Police admit 1 in 3 rape cases may have been written off
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Cleveland Police is also reopening 14 rape investigations
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48 officers have been warned they will be disciplined if they 'failed' in job

Question: The reinvestigations by Northumbria and @placeholder highlight growing concern that the problem may be widespread.


(CNN) -- Politics has returned to the water's edge. In the past week, we've seen how international events can suddenly dominate a political campaign, at least for a few days. The uproar in the Middle East over a YouTube video that featured anti-Islamic messages triggered widespread protests. An attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya left four people dead, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens. Protests in Egypt were equally intense as some people in a crowd of more than 2,000 scaled the walls of the U.S. Embassy. Protests spread to 20 other countries in the Middle East and beyond. In Tunis, protesters destroyed a school run by Americans while in Afghanistan protesters lit with a torch an effigy of Obama, the U.S. leader once hailed as the president who would repair America's image in the world, and watched it burn up.
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Julian Zelizer: Events have pushed foreign policy to front of campaign
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Zelizer: Turmoil in North Africa, Middle East could affect election's outcome
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International issues helped Eisenhower in 1956, Zelizer says
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Zelizer: Carter lost ground in 1980 after the surprise Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

Question: But these crises only ended up bolstering the image of @placeholder as a strong commander in chief who could coolly guide the nation through crisis.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- India's air force geared up for possible missions against suspected terrorist camps in Pakistan in the immediate aftermath of November's Mumbai attacks, U.S. military officials told CNN Monday. One U.S. official said India's air force "went on alert" after the attacks in Mumbai. Pakistan said it would defend itself if attacked. "We don't want to go to war," Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Gilani announced during a speech at the National Assembly on Monday. "But if the war is thrust on us, we will stand united like a respectful nation." While the officials characterized the Indian actions as preliminary preparations to position the air force if strikes were ordered, the comments indicate that the two nuclear powers were perhaps closer to conflict than previously acknowledged.
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Pakistani PM says, "If the war is thrust on us, we will stand united"
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One Pentagon official says India's air force "went on alert" after Mumbai attacks
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More than 160 people were slain in the three-day attack that began in late November

Question: @placeholder officials have denied that assertion, blaming instead "stateless actors."

Question: The @placeholder believes the incursion was inadvertent, the official said, adding that there is no information to indicate it was planned.


(CNN) -- A Montana judge seeking re-election next year is facing calls to step down immediately after handing down a 30-day sentence to a teacher who admitted raping a 14-year-old student. Petitions calling for Baugh's resignation flooded the Internet this week after he passed up a chance to impose a tough sentence on Stacey Dean Rambold, a former high school teacher. The teen, who was 14 when Rambold had a sexual relationship with her in 2008, committed suicide in 2010, as the case made its way through the courts. After her death, prosecutors offered to dismiss the charges if Rambold admitted to one charge of rape, completed a sex offender treatment program and met other requirements.
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Montana Judge G. Todd Baugh is being blasted for a sentence in a rape case
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A 30-day sentence has outraged many who see it as too lenient
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The judge apologizes, saying he misspoke

Question: But @placeholder failed to tell his counselors about relationships he had with women, a violation of his deal.


The latest Doctor Who series kicks off tonight, with fans of the show holding their breath for Peter Capaldi’s debut as the twelfth incarnation of the eponymous hero. And a café in Bristol has decided to honour the popular BBC show in a very unique way. The Time Lord's famous blue box has been converted into a toilet for the café's customers, complete with flashing lights and Tardis sound effects. The cafe's owners bought the replica Tardis for £1,800 on eBay and paid to have it fitted out as a toilet Owner Claire Hoggans says customers are constantly asking whether the 'Who Loo' is bigger on the inside
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Café's owners picked up the replica for £1,800 on eBay
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'Who Loo' has since been fitted with a Victorian-style toilet and sink
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Also features hand dryer, tiled floor and walls and new fibreglass roof
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Tardis sound effects are operated via a doorbell in the café

Question: The @placeholder is set to become a tourist attraction in the area, with customers lining up to have their photograph taken in front of the unique toilet.


It was supposed to be a festive cruise to sample the delights of Amsterdam’s Christmas markets. But after days at sea the closest passengers got to the Netherlands was a view from the ship’s deck. Holidaymakers were forced to return empty-handed to Southampton last night after spending four days doing circles in the English Channel because of bad weather. Around 2,100 passengers on board the Queen Elizabeth were furious at the decision to turn back and the decision sparked a ‘mutiny’ from frustrated travellers. All at sea: Bad weather kept the Queen Elizabeth back from docking in Amsterdam, causing the ship to circle the channel for four days
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More than 2,000 people were on board Cunard's Queen Elizabeth ship
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The tourists were travelling to Amsterdam to enjoy Christmas markets
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But they spent days circling the Channel due to poor weather conditions
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Passengers stormed the reception desk chanting: 'We want the captain'
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Cunard, which owns the ship, only offered them £48 in on-board spending

Question: As they arrived at Southampton last night, many passengers tweeted their frustration at @placeholder.


A Labour MP bidding to replace Boris Johnson as London Mayor has accused the party of trying to 'out-kip Ukip' with an 'inflammatory' leaflet on immigration. David Lammy today hit out at the flier trumpeting Labour's 'tough new approach to immigration' which boasted that the party would stop migrants claiming benefits until they have lived in the UK for two years. Mr Lammy, 42, said he had been contacted by constituents infuriated by the 'inflammatory rhetoric' used in the election leaflet. David Lammy accused Labour of trying to 'out Ukip' Nigel Farage with 'inflammatory' leaflets on immigration The Tottenham MP, who is running for Mayor next year, tweeted a picture of the official Labour leaflet, which pledges to make foreign frontline staff speak English.
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David Lammy hit out at flier trumpeting 'tough approach to immigration'
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London Mayoral hopeful accused the party of trying to 'out-kip Ukip'
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Lammy said: 'We're a pro-immigration party: let's not race to the bottom'

Question: But a Labour spokesman defended the message of the leaflet and said @placeholder want to address voters' 'real concerns' over mass immigration.


(Wired) -- Google's Android platform has been growing steadily since its release in 2008. Now, one out of every three U.S. smartphone owners is using an Android-based device, according to a recent report. So why aren't developers more excited about the platform? Of the 69.5 million Americans who owned smartphones as of the end of February, 33 percent used Android devices, according to a report from ComScore. It's a leap of 7 points in a period of only three months. The growth of Apple's iOS remained stagnant, seeing only a 0.2 percent increase over the same period of time. Competitors Microsoft, HP and RIM were the ones who suffered as Android grew, with drops of 1.3 percent, 1.1 percent and 4.6 percent, respectively. The five companies' smartphone market share is shown in the table below.
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Android keeps growing, with one out of three U.S. smartphone owners using it
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Question: For all of @placeholder's success, however, the platform has yet to fully satisfy its application developer base.


They were mocked as 'jackasses' for revealing how they had been 'exiled' from the United States - to Italy's most exclusive resort. Now the Chilean-born New York socialites refused re-entry to the US, after being accused of 'enslaving' their Chilean nanny, have broken their silence to Dailymail.com - to say that it is 'heart-breaking' spending Christmas in Portofino. Malu Custer Edwards and her husband Micky Hurley were formally cleared of trafficking their child-minder to the US and forcing her to work in slave-like conditions. But during a family sailing holiday around the Mediterranean, their visas were rescinded- and the family have been stuck in Portofino on the Italian Riviera ever since.
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Micky Hurley, 37, and Malu Custer Edwards, 30, were accused of abusing Chilean nanny and locking her in their Upper East Side apartment
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A judge dismissed the lawsuit on December 9
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Border officials cited the case as reason for blocking them and 3 children
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The family is stranded in Portofino, where they had planned to stay three weeks in August
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Today they told Dailymail.com they were 'heartbroken' and their eldest son says he doesn't want presents for Christmas, just to go back to New York
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Portofino is largely sunny and 50F today - Manhattan is rainy and 39F

Question: Micky and the three elder children had permission to live there because of @placeholder's student visa while their youngest was born in the States and is a US citizen.


(CNN) -- A doctor who was on the front lines fighting the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone has died from complications of the disease, Doctors Without Borders said Tuesday. Dr. Sheik Humarr Khan fell ill early last week while overseeing Ebola treatment at Kenema Government Hospital, about 185 miles east of Sierra Leone's capital city, Freetown. He was treated by the French aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres -- also known as Doctors Without Borders -- in Kailahun, Sierra Leone, up until his death, spokesman Tim Shenk said. "RIP Dr. Sheik Humarr Khan," wrote one of the many people who remembered Khan fondly on Twitter. "What a hero. What a loss."
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"What a hero. What a loss," writes one admirer on Twitter
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Dr. Sheik Humarr Khan was infected with Ebola last week
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He played a key role in fighting the outbreak in Sierra Leone
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Khan fell ill while overseeing treatment and isolation centers in the country's capital

Question: @placeholder's sincere thoughts and condolences are with Dr. Khan's family, friends and colleagues."


The national security adviser, Susan Rice, said on Sunday she was not '100 percent correct' in her remarks after the deadly 2012 attack on a U.S. compound in Libya, but called it patently false to say she intentionally misled Americans about the incident. On NBC's Meet the Press, Rice said that when she made statements about the attacks that killed four Americans, including that they were 'spontaneous,' she was simply sharing 'the best information she had' at the time. Rice was the ambassador to the United Nations at the time and the comments met with  backlash, with Republican lawmakers accusing the White House of downplaying the attacks ahead of the presidential election.
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Former U.S. ambassador to the UN Susan Rice said today that information she shared after the 2012 Benghazi attacks wasn't '100 per cent correct'
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Rice said she never intended to mislead the public but was sharing the best information she had at the time
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Republican critics were not satisfied with her explanation, saying she tried to downplay the attacks to protect the President as the election approached
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Rice is now national security adviser

Question: She also said the @placeholder remains committed to catching the perpetrators of the attack.


President Barack Obama has admitted that global crises such as Ebola, ISIS and Russian aggression have made the world spin so fast, nobody is able to control it. The president made the remarks at a Democratic National Convention fund-raiser in New York City yesterday but added that America is proud to bear the brunt of these problems. His comments come as the U.S. continue airstrikes on ISIS militants in Syria and Iraq and California congressman Duncan Hunter claims 'at least ten ISIS fighters have been caught coming across the Mexican border in Texas'. President Barack Obama pictured leaving the White House for New York City yesterday. At a fund-raiser in the city he told Democrats it seems that the world is spinning so fast
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Obama admits that ISIS, Ebola and Russian aggression are global crises
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Explains America will always stand up for people that nobody else does

Question: The president added that is was the U.S. who first mobilized a coalition to stand up to @placeholder.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:39 EST, 27 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:44 EST, 27 April 2012 A rise in sadistic murders and attacks on children accused of witchcraft by their families and loved-ones means police will now receive specialist training. The Met has admitted its officers are rarely able to spot the signs that a youngster is in danger despite dealing with 81 sorcery cases in the last decade. Its religious violence unit will now offer all staff training in a pilot scheme that could be rolled out across the country after a spate of high profile cases. Tragic victims: Innocent Kristy Bamu, 15, left, was killed by his sister and her lover because they believed he was a witch. While Victoria Climbié, right, was tortured and starved by carers who said she was possessed
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The killings of Kristy Bamu and Victoria Climbié - both murdered because loved-ones believed them possessed - has led to the action in London
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81 cases have been reported in the capital in the last decade
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Another boy was murdered and chopped up because a family member with a terminal illness believed his death would save them
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A training scheme looks set to be rolled across the country, including into schools and hospitals

Question: Violent evidence: @placeholder suffered 130 injuries after being tortured for four days with weapons including broken ceramic floor tiles


Andy Murray appears to have confirmed the latest left field move of his career by signing with American sports clothing firm Under Armour. The ex Wimbledon champion has been pictured wearing the skin tight top of the brand during his current training stint in Miami. As Sportsmail revealed on Tuesday, the US company have made an unexpected move for his major apparel deal after his five-year contract with Adidas was not renewed. Andy Murray was pictured wearing Under Armour clothing while posing for a picture with a young fan The British No 1's five-year clothing contract with Adidas has not been renewed
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Andy Murray was spotted training while wearing Under Armour clothing
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British No 1's five-year clothing contract with Adidas hasn't been renewed
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The US sportswear company also sponsor Premier League side Tottenham

Question: They are best known in the UK for kitting out @placeholder but their tennis involvement has been strictly limited.


BEIJING, China (CNN)  -- Four members of a Christian group from the United States are refusing to leave an airport in China after authorities confiscated their 300 Bibles, the group's director said Monday. Members of a Christian group say they will not leave China until their Bibles are returned. The four members of Vision Beyond Borders -- based in Sheridan, Wyoming -- arrived in the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming on Sunday. Customs officials discovered the Bibles during an X-ray scan of their luggage, said Pat Klein, director of the group, which supplies Bibles and other Christian material to people in China and other countries.
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300 Bibles found during an X-ray scan of group's luggage
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It's illegal in China to bring printed religious material for more than personal use
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China: Christians free to worship in government-registered churches
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Group members say they will not leave airport until bibles are returned

Question: The group distributes the @placeholder through a local shop owner in Kunming, according to Klein.


(CNN) -- A Nigerian militant group has claimed responsibility after a car loaded with explosives rammed into the United Nations' building in the capital, killing 23, a government spokesman said Monday. The suicide attack Friday shattered windows, set the building ablaze and left gaping holes on the walls. Radical Muslim sect Boko Haram, which aims to enforce a strict version of Sharia law, has claimed responsibility, said Reuben Abati, the government spokesman. Eighty-one people were injured, he said. The attack targeted a building that housed 26 U.N. humanitarian and development agencies, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said last week. The Liberian and U.S. embassies are also nearby.
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Boko Haram claims responsibility for the blast
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Nigeria's president says the bombing was "barbaric, senseless and cowardly"
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The capital has suffered a series of bombings in recent months
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Ban: "This was an assault on those who devote their lives to helping others"

Question: The group holds all government authority in contempt and wants to establish a @placeholder state in northern Nigeria.


By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 04:28 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:11 EST, 19 November 2013 A two-year-old grandson was the sole survivor of a horrific hit-and-run in Dallas that left his grandmother and her two daughters dead. On Friday they were travelling in the Pleasant Grove area of the city when their car was hit by an SUV travelling over the speed limit, according to one witness. The grandson, Saith, was pulled from the wreckage by passers-by and taken to Children’s Medical Center Dallas where he was treated for two broken legs, His condition was described as critical.
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They were hit by an SUV one witness said was travelling at around 80mph
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The driver fled on foot and has not yet been identified by police

Question: Police are still searching for the @placeholder driver and no arrests have been made.


As the star of three European Cup wins with Liverpool between 1978 and 1984, Kenny Dalglish knows exactly how difficult it is to maintain success at the very highest level of football. But, even so, Scotland’s greatest-ever player admits to being genuinely stunned at just how speedily Inter Milan’s players have gone from dipping their toes in the pool of sporting immortality to, in Dalglish’s own words, ‘tumbling down the water slide’ to ignominy and crisis. Back in 2010, the Italian giants were crowned Champions League winners, swatting away the mighty Barcelona at the peak of their powers on the road to conquering the continent under Jose Mourinho.
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Inter have gone from European champions to Serie A strugglers
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Celtic face them in last-32 of Europa League on Thursday
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Kenny Dalglish believes there has been a demise at Inter

Question: ‘In the end, it doesn’t matter what @placeholder are like back in Italy.


(CNN) -- A marine science instructor's late-afternoon snorkel off the Southern California coast last Sunday was first met with shock and soon excitement when she discovered a gigantic oarfish, a deep-sea creature that remains little known to the science world and people outside. Jasmine Santana was about 15 feet underwater when she found the 18-foot-long, silvery fish with reddish fins and eyes the size of a half-dollar staring at her from the sandy bottom. Realizing it was dead, she snatched the fish's tail, and using buoyancy and low tides, powered her way back on shore. "I was first a little scared," said the still-thrilled Santana, who has been working for Catalina Island Marine Institute since January. "But when I realized it was an oarfish, I knew it was harmless."
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Marine science instructor discovered the 18-foot oarfish while snorkeling
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Oarfish usually live in the deep sea, marine scientists say
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It is unclear why the oarfish was discovered in shallow water
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The discovery could lead to finding out more about the fish

Question: "@placeholder are found in all temperate to tropical waters, but are rarely seen, dead or alive," CIMI, a non-profit marine science education group, said in a release.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:57 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:57 EST, 20 March 2013 Lance Armstrong kicked back with Willie Nelson last night, clearly making the most of his time since admitting that he won numerous cycling titles with the help of doping and performance-enhancing drugs. The disgraced athlete shared with his Twitter followers that he had met the country crooner and his wife Annie Nelson for dinner last night in Texas. The cyclist is on an apparent PR blitz as he tries to rebuild his image following his notorious confession to Oprah Winfrey back in January.
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Infamous drugs cheat dined with the country star in Texas on Tuesday night
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Cyclist currently in PR blitz as two movies about his life are currently in development

Question: @placeholder is also no stranger in legal issues relating to drugs, as he's been arrested numerous times for marijuana possession.


(CNN) -- American fashion designer and film director Tom Ford has revealed he received angry letters from his predecessor and rival Yves Saint-Laurent. Ford, 49, took over Yves Saint-Laurent's eponymous fashion house in 1999 when parts of it were sold to the Gucci group, where Ford was creative director. And the designer says that while the pair started as friends, the relationship soon soured -- to the point that Saint-Laurent, one of the pioneering figures in 20th Century fashion, accused Ford of ruining his reputation. Even in public comments, the Frenchman had made no secret of his disdain for Ford's taste.
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Fashion designer Tom Ford explains how his relationship with Yves Saint-Laurent deteriorated
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One letter accused Ford of destroying the French icon's 40-year career in 13 minutes
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Ford was creative director at Gucci when it bought Yves Saint-Laurent fashion house
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He has since started his own self-named label and moved into film, directing "A Single Man"

Question: @placeholder retired from the fashion industry in 2002, and died in June 2008 of brain cancer at age 71.


By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 13:42 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 13:47 EST, 17 October 2013 George Osborne has signed a deal with China which opens the doors for investors to take control of British nuclear power plants China could take control of British nuclear plants after Chancellor George Osborne signed a deal today to get investors to help pay billions to replace ageing reactors. During his visit to China, Osborne said the two countries had signed a memorandum of understanding on nuclear cooperation that included roles for British companies in China's nuclear sector, which is the fastest growing in the world.
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George Osborne signed memorandum of understanding on nuclear cooperation
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Included roles for British companies in China's nuclear sector
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UK Treasury said in future China could have 'majority stake' in nuclear plants

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Doha, Qatar (CNN) -- Delegates representing Arab and African nations and NATO coalesced behind the Libyan rebels at a summit in Qatar on Wednesday, promising more humanitarian aid and money channeled through a temporary trust fund of sorts. Members of what is called the Libya Contact Group agreed that a temporary financial mechanism could provide a way to get money to the Libyan opposition. German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said participants in the Qatari capital, Doha, were discussing the possibility of using frozen Libyan assets for the fund. "I think this discussion about the trust fund is very interesting," he told reporters. "And we will look into it because the frozen international money belongs, if it's government money, to the people of Libya."
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Delegates agree to set up a funding mechanism for the opposition
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The Doha meeting convenes as civilian casualties mount
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Ban Ki-moon: As many as 3.6 million people could need help in the Libya conflict
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The rebels have asked for arms

Question: Meanwhile in Germany, the foreign ministry said it had summoned the @placeholder ambassador to inform him of the expulsion of five Libyan diplomats.


Boston, Massachusetts (CNN) -- In a stunning upset that reshaped the U.S. political landscape, Republican Scott Brown won Tuesday's special election in Massachusetts for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by liberal Democrat Ted Kennedy. Brown defeated Democrat Martha Coakley, the state attorney general. Brown's victory made real the once unthinkable prospect of a Republican filling the seat held by Kennedy, known as the liberal lion, for almost 47 years until his death due to brain cancer last August. Before Kennedy won the seat for the first time in 1962, his older brother John held it for nearly eight years until his election as U.S. president in 1960.
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Republican Scott Brown upsets Martha Coakley to fill Ted Kennedy's seat
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Win leaves Democrats without crucial 60th Senate vote needed for health care overhaul
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Brown's platform includes backing tax cuts, being tough on terrorists

Question: No Republican had won a U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts since 1972, and @placeholder control the governorship, both houses of the state legislature, and the state's entire congressional delegation.

Question: In a sign of the high stakes involved, the @placeholder campaign held an afternoon news conference Tuesday to complain that voters in three places received ballots already marked for Brown.


Just when you thought unemployment was dropping and stock markets were surging back, these three analysts today sent out a stark warning to Americans to brace for another financial crash. Trend forecaster Gerald Celente advises buying a gun to protect your family, stocking up on gold if the dollar crashes and planning a getaway, so it’s no shock he’s preparing for an ‘economic 9/11’. Share prices and unemployment are posting their best figures in four years since the recession hit, but Mr Celente, along with authors Harry Dent and Robert Prechter, says the rebound won’t last. Going down: Gerald Celente is one of three analysts outside of Wall Street sending out stark warnings to Americans to brace for another financial crash, just as things seem to be getting better
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Gerald Celente, Harry Dent and Robert Prechter all predicting big trouble
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Markets and unemployment figures posting best showings in four years
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But analysts say Americans will riot when another Great Depression hits

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By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 08:38 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 28 February 2014 A two volume set of Mein Kampf, signed by Adolf Hitler and dedicated with a personal message to one of the first members of the Nazi party, has sold for triple what it was estimated to sell. The manifesto of the future Fuhrer sold after 11 bids for $64,850 (£38,753), including a buyers' premium, at an action house in Los Angeles, after expecting to sell for between $20,000 and $25,000. Both volumes are signed by Hitler and dedicated to Josef Bauer, the 34th member of the Nazi Party and one of the leaders of the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, the attempted Hitler-led coup of the Bavarian government.
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The volumes were sold after 11 bids
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Were owned by Josef Bauer, #34 in the Nazi Party
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Both are signed by Hitler and personally dedicated to Bauer
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In addition, a jacket belonging to Albert Speer, Nazi Minister, was sold
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Speer was the Nazi party's architect and was part of the inner circle

Question: The leather jacket sold for $10,068 (£6,030) and was possibly worn by Speer when he visited @placeholder for the last time on April 23 1945.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 07:24 EST, 15 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:44 EST, 15 July 2013 The final member of a 16-strong mob convicted of killing a 15-year-old schoolboy in an attack planned on Facebook was jailed for 11 years today. Junior Bayode was 16 when he helped hunt down Sofyen Belamouadden, who was stabbed to death in front of hundreds of horrified rush hour commuters at Victoria Station in London. Witnesses said the teenage victim was chased into the Tube station ticket hall in a scene likened to an 'infantry charge' and attacked with a terrifying arsenal of weapons including knives and a samurai sword.
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Junior Bayode part of pack that hunted down victim Sofyen Belamouadden
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Sofyen was hacked to death during rush hour with knives and a sword
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Mob launched ‘infantry charge’ and fatally wounded his heart and lungs
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Bayode was convicted of manslaughter but acquitted of murder today
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Fifteen other teenagers have already been jailed for a total of 129 years

Question: @placeholder was the twentieth suspect to go before the courts and the sixteenth to be convicted of his part in the killing.

Question: Moss said he reduced @placeholder’s sentence from 12 years to 11 years for


Bayonne, New Jersey (CNN) -- If you don't know Chuck Wepner's claim to fame, you will in a hurry after you enter his small apartment in this gritty North Jersey city on the Hudson River. Maybe you'll see the framed poster of the most famous boxer of all time in his office, the one autographed, "To Chuck and Linda: Good luck to my dear friends, from Muhammad Ali. After me, there will be no other. P.S. Stay off my foot!" (We'll explain that in a minute). Or maybe he'll hand you a business card for his job as a liquor salesman. Flip it over, and you'll find a photo of a young Wepner, boxing trunks pulled over his navel, standing over a fallen Ali in the ring.
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Former heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner fought Muhammad Ali in 1975
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The match, and Wepner's life story, inspired Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" movies
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Wepner was arrested for cocaine possession in 1985; spent time in prison
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ESPN will air "The Real Rocky," a new documentary about Wepner, in October

Question: The project has been in the works for more than seven years, and Wepner is convinced it can shock the world the way @placeholder's fictional version did 35 years ago.


Washington (CNN) -- Retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal has signed on with Washington-based Leading Authorities to find paid speaking appearances for him, the lecture agency announced Tuesday. McChrystal, who also will be lecturing at Yale University this fall, will earn between $30,000 to $60,000 an event, according to one person knowledgeable with the deal. He already has booked "multiple engagements," the source said, adding  that there has been a "significant amount of interest across industries"  to hear him speak. His first paid speech will be this fall at a  private engagement. McChrystal commanded the U.S.-led military coalition in Afghanistan until he resigned from the military this year after controversial comments published in a magazine profile.
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Retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal has signed on with an agency for speaking appearances
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A source says he will earn between $30,000 and $60,000 per event
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McChrystal already has booked "multiple engagement," the source says
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McChrystal also will be lecturing at Yale University this fall

Question: McChrystal will teach a graduate-level seminar for students in the international relations master's program, @placeholder spokeswoman Dorie Baker said.


Alastair Cook has broken his silence on the Kevin Pietersen affair to hit out at accusations of a bullying culture in the England cricket team and to defend coach Andy Flower and team-mate Matt Prior, who bore the full brunt of Pietersen's bile in his controversial autobiography. The England captain took the decision to speak on behalf of his team on Saturday at the end of a week which has seen one of the greatest of all England teams being under repeated attack from the man they jettisoned in January. 'It's been a really sad week for cricket,' said Cook. 'After talking to quite a few of my teammates on the England team, we have to draw a line under it at some stage and this is a good time to do that.
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Kevin Pietersen's autobiography has caused huge controversy
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England Test and ODI captain Alastair Cook has vehemently defended coach Andy Flower and Matt Prior who Pietersen heavily criticised
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'It's been a really sad week for cricket' claims Cook
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Cook highlights respect for Flower and denies any culture of bullying
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Describes pride of successful era alongside Flower and Andrew Strauss

Question: Cook's relationship turned sour with Pietersen after the batsman was sacked from @placeholder's team last winter


(CNN) -- The giant Buddhas of Bamiyan, once painted in bright colors, remained silent sentinels as they reacquired the hues of the sandstone cliffs from which they were carved. The statues, which looked upon a visually stunning region of central Afghanistan for about 1,500 years, have been gone for 10 years, victims of the Taliban, who destroyed them as part of its campaign to destroy pre-Islamic artifacts considered an assault on the faith. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Wednesday will begin three days of meetings in Paris about a long-range plan for preserving the snow-capped valley's cultural heritage and the remains of the Buddhas, which overlooked a Buddhist monastery.
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United Nations begins forum, meetings on effort to preserve remains, other cultural aspects
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German scientist says one of the statues is a candidate for reconstruction
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Two giant Buddha statues were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001
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Colossal figures once stood in Afghanistan's Bamiyan Valley

Question: The smaller female @placeholder stood around 10 or 11 stories tall.


South Korea upset Australia 1-0 at the Asian Cup on Saturday to top the Group A standings and secure a potentially easier path to the final while leaving the host nation facing a treacherous route. Striker Lee Jeong-hyeop scored a perfectly-executed goal in the first half to give his team a surprise lead then the Koreans held on against a wave of Australian attacks to clinch the victory. The win meant South Korea finished at the top of the Group A standings with three wins and will play either Uzbekistan or Saudi Arabia in the quarter-finals. Lee Jeong-hyeop celebrates his first-half goal to give South Korea the lead against Australia in the Asian Cup
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South Korea beat Australia to finish top of Group A at Asian Cup
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Lee Jeong-hyeop struck in 32nd-minute to hand Korea victory in Brisbane
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It means Korea will face either Uzbekistan or Saudi Arabia in last eight
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Australia face China next, with Japan potentially waiting in semi-finals
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In the other Group A match, being played at the same time in Newcastle, Oman beat Kuwait 1-0 to finish third in the group, courtesy of a 69th minute header from Abdul Aziz Al-Maqbal. Neither team had the chance to advance after losing their first two matches.

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(CNN) -- The death of Anwar al-Awlaki deprives al Qaeda of a leading propagandist and an inspirational figure to jihadists the world over. His calm eloquence and fluent English turned al-Awlaki into a YouTube phenomenon, and his emergence as the ideological guide of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP, put him at the heart of one of the most dangerous terror groups on earth. Known as the "Professor" by the group's operatives, he also became the spiritual mentor to would-be jihadists living in anonymous suburbs half a world away. Al-Awlaki arrived in Yemen after spending much of his youth and adult life in the United States, where he studied in Colorado and was an imam at mosques in California and the Washington metro area. He even gave interviews in the aftermath of 9/11 decrying the terror attacks. But at some point he became disillusioned with his adopted country -- perhaps because of a series of encounters with U.S. law enforcement over his alleged use of prostitutes. When he left in 2002 he took a unique understanding with him of the vulnerabilities of an open society, the sentiments of American Muslims and the opportunities of social media in the 21st century.
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Al-Awlaki was at the heart of one of the most dangerous terror groups on earth
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Growing up and living in the United States gave him a unique understanding of U.S. society
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He mocked U.S. intelligence for not picking up his e-mail traffic with Maj. Nidal Hasan
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He had escaped at least two previous attempts to kill him

Question: The seventh edition was published this week, edited by another @placeholder jihadist in hiding in Yemen who had been attracted to the cause by al-Awlaki's teachings.


Ken Owens hopes to turn his recovery from a 'freak' neck injury into the start of his long quest for Rugby World Cup 2015 selection. The Scarlets hooker expects to be sidelined for 12 weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a prolapsed disc in his neck. The 27-year-old will miss Wales' autumn Test schedule, but is steeling himself for a makeshift pre-season as he eyes Six Nations action. Scarlets and Wales hooker Ken Owens is to see a neck specialist following an injury The Camarthen-born front-rower battled back from a first bout of neck surgery to make Wales' 2011 World Cup squad, and is now aiming to make history repeat itself.
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Owens underwent surgery after a neck injury
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The Scarlets hooker expects to be sidelined for 12 weeks
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The 27-year-old will miss Wales' autumn Test schedule

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La Liga champions Atletico Madrid have become the mirror image of Diego Simeone as a well-organised and hard-working team with a fierce commitment and a strong rebellious streak. Prowling the touchline clad all in black with his hair slicked back, Simeone has cultivated a kind of gangster look as he successfully unsettles Real Madrid and Barcelona, the football establishment in Spain. The combative Argentine refused to accept publicly that Atletico, with far inferior resources, would be able to compete with the big two but with huge effort and a never say die attitude he proved he was up for the challenge.
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Diego Simeone won the Spanish League with Atletico Madrid last season
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The Argentine wants his team to unsettle Real Madrid and Barcelona again
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Atletico are  third in La Liga table and are in the Champions League last 16

Question: @placeholder's team includes many players who had never experienced success until the arrival of the man said to play with a knife between his teeth, who instilled his winning mentality and a 'match by match' philosophy.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Well that's that. After one week of mingling with elite Party loyalists, China's Communist leaders have wrapped up their 18th National Congress. The next will be in five years time when the presumptive new president -- Xi Jinping -- delivers his thoughts on the challenges, ambitions and threats facing the world's most populous country. Read our live blog for the latest on China's new leaders His predecessor Hu Jintao fired a flare on the first day of the Congress about the threat of corruption and its power to potentially bring down China's Communist regime. "If we fail to handle this issue well, it could prove fatal to the party, and even cause the collapse of the party and the fall of the state," he told delegates.
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Experts explain what they think is China's biggest challenge
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Economist Li Gan stresses the country's need to get the poor spending
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Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt from International Crisis Group writes on China's foreign policy
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Issues of too many men, sustainable growth and factional splits are said to be issues

Question: Faced with a surging population, @placeholder attempted to put the brakes on procreation in the late 1970s by implementing a controversial policy limiting couples in some areas to just one child.


(CNN) -- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is unapologetic about his government's response to opposition protesters during weeks of unrest in the South American country. Think about what the U.S. government would do if a political group laid out a road map for overthrowing President Barack Obama, Maduro said Thursday in an exclusive interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "What would happen in the United States if a group said they were going to start something in the United States so that President Obama leaves, resigns, to change the constitutional government of the United States?" Maduro said, according to a CNN translation of his remarks. "Surely, the state would react, would use all the force that the law gives it to re-establish order and to put those who are against the Constitution where they belong."
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He says the U.S. government would respond the same way to plans to overthrow Obama
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Weeks of anti-government protests have rattled politically polarized Venezuela
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Maduro tells Amanpour he wants respect and dialogue from the United States

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 07:33 EST, 23 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 23 July 2012 A 14-year-old boy who died after falling from a boat and apparently being hit by the spinning propeller has been described by his parents as a talented hockey player who dreamed of representing Great Britain at the 2020 Olympics. Charlie Hutton died on Friday after he and a friend, also 14, fell from a boat driven by his father Simon, 52, as they sailed from Mudeford, Dorset to the Needles landmark off the Isle of Wight.The friend suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries.
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Devastated parents pay tribute to their multi-talented son after Friday's tragic accident
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Charlie Hutton, 14, idolised Team GB hockey player Ashley Jackson and was on his way to emulating his success

Question: 'With Ashley Jackson as his hero on the field, we hope that this same passion will help @placeholder win gold this year for Charlie and the country.


(CNN) -- He may not have started from the top of the mountain but it was still a dream downhill for Patrick Kueng as he skied to victory at the World Cup event in Wengen. The course at the Swiss Alpine resort is renowned as the longest downhill course on the World Cup calendar at 4.4 kilometers (2.12 miles) long but high winds Saturday meant the skiers had to start their runs lower down the slope. Victory still tasted sweet for Switzerland's Kueng, who beat Austrian Hannes Reichelt and Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal with a time of one minute 32.66 seconds.
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Patrick Kueng wins first downhill World Cup race on home soil in Switzerland
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The famous long course at Wengen had to be shortened because of high winds
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Kueng said he had thought of quitting skiing after a terrible accident in 2006
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American Ted Ligety tunes up for 2014 Winter Olympics with combined win

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(CNN) -- Irony is a part of life, the clichÃ© goes. And right now, President Barack Obama is living the part, in a big way: He's the civil libertarian defending an activist drone program. He's the liberal with a spy agency caught eavesdropping on the private conversations of friendly leaders. And he's the high-tech health care reformer whose website got stuck at Go. And so the ultimate irony may be this -- a President who extols the virtues of government has now been sucked into the big government vortex, experiencing (up close and personal, as they say) what it feels like to lose control to the bureaucrats. The ones who are afraid to deliver bad news, not to mention those who don't deliver the news at all. (As in, "the website crashed.") And the surveillance chiefs who, um, didn't initially volunteer that they're spying on the private phone lines of America's best friends.
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Gloria Borger says President Barack Obama has been a believer in high-tech government
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She says the Obamacare website woes and NSA spy practices have to shake his faith
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Borger: Shouldn't White House have taken control of the signature health care initiative?
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President may now be among 80% of Americans with little faith in government, she says

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By Rosie Taylor Having one premature baby is nerve-wracking enough, but one mother is counting her blessings after she had three in 28 months – and all survived against the odds. Dance teacher Cassana Rason went into labour as early as 22 weeks with each of her children. The ordeal started when the 25-year-old’s waters broke while she was 35 weeks pregnant with her first child Leo, now six. Scroll down for video Marvels: Children Chase (left), aged five, Sienna-Lilly (centre), aged four, and Leo (right), aged six She went into hospital but a week of contractions later there was still no sign of the baby, meaning doctors were forced to perform a caesarean section.
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Cassana Rason has had three premature babies
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Dance teacher went into labour as early as 22 weeks
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She now volunteers for premature baby charity BLISS

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As Joe Biden and Paul Ryan tore into each other over chewy topics like Iran and tax during last night's TV debate, there was only one subject preoccupying tens of thousands of viewers - the Vice President's glaring toothy grin. Within minutes of the debate starting, Twitter was abuzz with users taken aback by Biden's behaviour and sent out mocking messages. One parodied his a trademark soundbite: 'For those brief moments you don't see a #BidenSmirk on my face, know that I've got a #BidenSmirk in my heart.' Scroll down for video Hilarity: Joe Biden smirked his way through the vice-presidential debate in Danville, Kentucky
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GOP turns constant smirking during debate into online attack ad

Question: While his smile was dismissed as patronising @placeholder, his teeth could have been part of a shock and awe tactic on his opponent.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray is set to be freed from jail Monday after serving two years for causing Michael Jackson's death. Murray's four-year sentence for the involuntary manslaughter conviction translated into just two years in jail because of California prison rules that give an additional day credit for each day served. A jury concluded after a two-month trial in 2011 that Murray's negligence led to Jackson's death from an overdose of the surgical anesthetic propofol. Monday will be the first time Murray has stepped outside of the Los Angeles County jail since November 2011, except for one visit to a hospital and to court. He served his time in the local jail because of overcrowding in state prisons.
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Dr. Murray's 4-year sentence translated to 2 years in jail under prison rules
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A jury concluded Murray's negligence led to Jackson's death
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The cardiologist can't treat patients since his medical licenses are suspended
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Murray remains unremorseful about his treatment of Michael Jackson

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(CNN) -- The wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama told CNN's Larry King on Wednesday that she is not offended by a much-publicized comment made toward her husband in Tuesday night's debate. Michelle Obama talks about Williams Ayers, Hillary Clinton and her husband's campaign on Larry King Live. In the presidential matchup at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, GOP nominee John McCain criticized his Democratic rival for supporting the 2007 Bush-Cheney energy bill. "It was an energy bill on the floor of the Senate, loaded down with goodies, billions for oil companies, and it was sponsored by Bush and Cheney. ... You know who voted for it? You might never know. That one," he said, gesturing toward Obama. "You know who voted against it? Me."
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Michelle Obama talks to Larry King in an interview Wednesday night
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She responds to her husband being referred to as "that one" in Tuesday debate
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Michelle Obama: Americans "don't care about the back and forth"

Question: @placeholder was referring to the fact that Ayers allegedly committed his most radical acts when Barack Obama was a child.


By Emma Glanfield Mother Natalie Cope (right), 25, has hailed her four-year-old son Jamie (left) a hero after he found sister Amelia, 2, (front) floating in a 5ft deep pond A quick-thinking four-year-old boy has been hailed a ‘hero’ after saving his little sister from drowning when he found her floating in a 5ft deep garden pond. Jamie Isherwood screamed for help when he found his two-year-old sister Amelia floating under the surface of the fish pond at their grandparent’s house in Atherton, Greater Manchester. The youngsters’ mother Natalie Cope, 25, said the toddler wandered off while relatives enjoyed a barbecue in the front garden at the weekend.
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Amelia Isherwood was found floating in the 5ft deep pond in Manchester
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Her brother Jamie screamed for help after finding her submerged in water
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Mother Natalie Cope said youngster wandered off during family barbecue
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Toddler was taken to hospital after swallowing excessive amount of water
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Ms Cope, 25, hailed her son a hero for alerting family to Amelia's plight

Question: She said: ‘We had locked the patio door but left the side gate unsecured when I took the dog for a walk with my mum and @placeholder must have wandered into the back garden.


(CNN) -- Twenty-five year-old student Greg Dash was frustrated. He wanted to take "fisheye"-style camera pictures without having to pay for an expensive lens, or fiddle around with a smartphone app. He wanted something light and small that he could pull from his pocket at a moment's notice. Unfortunately such a device did not exist. So, he went ahead and invented it. Measuring just four centimeters long and two centimeters high, the "Little Cyclops" has only two buttons and no viewing screen. However, an array of nifty features -- including a timelapse mode, 12 megapixel resolution and HD video recording capabilities -- have proven so popular with photography enthusiasts that the camera easily surpassed its funding target on the crowdsourcing website, Indiegogo.
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A Welsh student has invented a key-ring sized digital fisheye camera
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The Little Cyclops measures in at just 4cm long and 2cm high
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Inventor Greg Dash only plans to release 1,000 of the devices before moving on to other products

Question: The success of @placeholder however has helped him pay-off mounting student fees and encouraged him to further test his powers of invention.


(CNN) -- Australian tycoon Bob Oatley is turning from wine to water as he announced his intention to build a team to challenge defending America's Cup champions Oracle Team USA. The renowned vintner filed his intention to challenge for the 35th edition of sailing's blue ribbon event Monday. Oatley -- a man who is described as "as famous for his wine as he is for sailing" -- lodged his intent with San Francisco Golden Gate Yacht Club. The club is classed as the "defender and trustee" of the trophy after its team, owned by American billionaire Larry Ellison, won the 34th America's Cup last Wednesday.
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Australian wine mogul Bob Oatley has announced plans to enter a team in the America's Cup
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The vintner filed his challenge to the Golden Gate Yacht Club
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Oracle Team USA are the defending champions of the elite sailing trophy
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The Americans fought back to defeat Emirates New Zealand

Question: "The recently completed America's Cup in @placeholder has revolutionized the sport for sailors and fans, and we were excited to see how many Australians played key roles on the teams and in the regatta organization."


When Stephanie Van Pelt needed to care for her son after surgery, her company gave her the option to work from home. "They didn't lose my productivity," Van Pelt posted on Google+. "They gained an intensely loyal, hard-working employee that was so pleased with not having to take (time) off." Van Pelt was weighing in on the recent news that Yahoo is ending its work-from-home policy. The change, announced Monday by Yahoo human resources chief Jackie Reses, is expected to affect hundreds of employees. It is one of many changes CEO Marissa Mayer has made since being hired last July.
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Yahoo's new policy will encourage innovation, some workers say
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Working from home increased by 73% between 2005 and 2011, according to a study

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David Cameron has had the narrowest of political escapes. Success for the "Better Together" campaign has saved him from catastrophe: he will not, after all, live on in history as the Prime Minister on whose watch the Scottish nation chose to leave the United Kingdom. But serious questions will now be asked in his party and in the country about his future. Cameron will also face an almighty battle in Parliament to deliver the consolation prize of greatly enhanced powers for the Scottish Parliament, the so-called "Devo Max" package, which he was forced to concede in the panicky latter stages of the No campaign.
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Scotland votes "no" in referendum about whether to leave the United Kingdom
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Final polls showed a narrow race after years of campaigning on either side
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Oakley: Cameron will breathe a sigh of relief at a partial reprieve

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(CNN) -- Juan Martin del Potro suffered a shock second-round defeat at the Australian Open in the early hours of Friday morning crashing out to world no. 62 Roberto Bautista Agut. The no. 5 seed arrived in Melbourne in good form after demolishing Bernard Tomic in straight sets in the final of the Sydney International tournament last Sunday. But on a day of extreme heat followed by storms, the Argentine wilted in the face of some excellent serving by the Spaniard losing 4-6 6-3 5-7 6-4 7-5 in three hours 53 minutes. "I feel comfortable on these courts. These courts are good for my game," Bautista Agut said following his epic win which finished at 1.20 am local time.
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Argentine crashes out in five sets to world no. 62 Roberto Bautista Agut
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Federer, Murray and Nadal all safely through to third round after straight-set wins
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Maria Sharapova comes through marathon match against Italy's Karin Knapp
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2013 champ Azarenka wins in straight sets 6-1 6-4 against Barbora Zahlavova Strycova

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(CNN) -- Robbie Parker has a message for the family of the gunman who killed his 6-year-old daughter and 19 of her school mates. "I can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you, and I want you to know that our family and our love and our support goes out to you as well," Parker said, as he remembered his oldest girl, Emilie Alice. Emilie died Friday at the hands of a gunman who opened fire at her elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, in the second deadliest school shooting in U.S. history. The attack killed 20 children, between the ages of 6 and 7, and six faculty members at Sandy Hook Elementary School, before the suspect apparently committed suicide. Earlier, the man allegedly killed his mother, bringing to 27 the number of lives he took.
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Emilie Parker, 6, was killed Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School
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Her father, Robbie Parker, delivers a message for the shooter's family
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The family is raising money to take Emilie's body to be buried in Utah

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(CNN) -- Nikolai Valuev will face Ruslan Chagaev in their much-anticipated rematch for the WBA heavyweight title in Finland on May 30. Ruslan Chagaev (left) lands a powerful left-hander during his win over Nikolai Valuev two years ago. The bout, at Helsinki's Hartwall-Arena, will be the first-ever heavyweight contest on Finnish soil, and will see a pumped-up Valuev going all out to "settle the score" against the only man to defeat him in a 51-bout career. Chagaev twice pulled out of scheduled rematches with Valuev last summer due to injury problems, prompting the WBA to vacate the title. Uzbeki southpaw Chagaev has been listed as 'champion in recess' ever since and -- as a result -- has to fight Valuev by the end of June in order to determine the undisputed champion.
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Nikolai Valuev will face Ruslan Chagaev for WBA heavyweight title next month
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The May 30 showdown will be the first-ever heavyweight clash on Finnish soil
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Valuev looking for revenge after Chagaev won their first contest two years ago

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 07:55 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:40 EST, 27 January 2013 Fresh footage of the nightmare faced by drivers stranded during heavy snowfall has emerged as one of the UK's busiest motorways ground to a halt during a blizzard in the early hours of Saturday morning. Some drivers were stuck for as long as eight hours on the M6 between junctions 25 and 27 between Wigan and Chorley in Lancashire after a sudden deluge of snow. But as the footage shows, not everyone was willing to sit tight and wait for driving conditions to improve.
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The M6 motorway was closed in Lancashire on Friday night
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Heavy snowfall made the road impassible for drivers
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Many had snowball fights or built snowmen on the road
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Others weren't so patient as new footage shows cars attempting to use the hard shoulder

Question: Mountain rescue workers walked along the four-mile stretch of the M6 in @placeholder overnight to check on the condition of drivers.


(CNN) -- Mexican authorities have rescued six undocumented Cuban migrants who had been held for ransom for a month in Cancun, a vacation hotspot on the nation's Yucatan Peninsula, the state-run Notimex news agency reported Wednesday. The abductors, who were not apprehended in Tuesday night's rescue, were seeking between $8,000 and $10,000 from relatives in Florida for each of the five men and one woman they had been holding in a series of safe houses, Notimex said. The Cubans said they arrived in Cancun on a raft and were picked up from the streets of Cancun by men in a pickup truck, the news service said.
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Abductors wanted between $8,000 to $10,000 for each Cuban from relatives in Florida
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The Cubans had been held in a series of safe houses in Cancun for a month
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The Yucatan Peninsula has become a major landing point for Cubans smuggled into Mexico
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Smugglers charge up to $10,000 per person to bring the Cubans into Mexico and north to the U.S. border

Question: The hostages said they were guarded at their last house by three abductors, two @placeholder and a Cuban.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Tess Sosa and her daughter have had a hard time forgetting US Airways Flight 1549's emergency landing in New York City's Hudson River in January. Tess Sosa holds her infant son, Damian, as her daughter Sophia, 4, plays on the couch. Sosa and Sophia, 4, have needed therapy, and the Sosas have had to pay out of their own pockets because US Airways' insurer says only three counseling sessions are covered. The family has private insurance and large deductible. The airline and insurer say compensation to the passengers has already exceeded US Airway's obligation, adding they gave $5,000 to passengers after the incident. But Sosa said she thinks the airline is still falling short
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Family paying for therapy out of pocket after Flight 1549's crash landing
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Pilot ditched plane in Hudson River in January after birds crippled engines
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US Airways, its insurer say they have exceeded obligations to passengers
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Mother says she, daughter still experiencing trauma from landing

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The BBC's James Landale will host the Andrew Marr Show this Sunday as corporation confirms presenter will be off for at least a month his following stroke. The BBC News deputy political editor will step in this weekend with Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine and newsreader Sophie Raworth to provide cover for the following two weeks. Mr Marr, 53, fell ill at his London home on Tuesday. Last night he was making progress in hospital. Scroll down for video James Landale will stand in for Andrew Marr this Sunday after his stroke, the BBC has revealed A BBC spokesman said the TV presenter was ‘conscious and eating’.
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BBC spokesman said: 'Andrew Marr is responding to medication'
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Keen runner was taken to hospital on Tuesday, corporation revealed
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Politicians and other prominent people send their good wishes
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He and his family are 'touched by the warmth' of the messages
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Guest hosts will present his Sunday show for the rest of the month

Question: Colleagues were left stunned and concerned when the BBC issued a statement at around 7pm yesterday which revealed @placeholder's illness.


Tonight, Mick Jagger will be communicating with a rapt audience of fans while on stage with the Rolling Stones at the Marine Bay Sands arena in Singapore. Some 6,740 miles away, his former wife Jerry Hall will be sending out her own message loud and clear. For Jerry, 57, has studiously picked a moment when Mick and his new partner L’Wren are firmly out of town to host a rather extraordinary baby shower at their former marital home in Richmond, Surrey. Rock royalty babies: Jade Jagger, 42, is having a baby in May - and her daughter Assisi next month.
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Jade Jagger is due in May - and her daughter Assisi next month
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Jerry and Jade said to be close, despite Jerry being her stepmother

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(CNN) -- The 2014 World Cup in Brazil has shown the growing global interest in football, according to early broadcast figures released by the game's governing body FIFA . The first round of group matches have shattered TV viewing records worldwide and highlighted an increase in the amount of people watching football in countries that aren't known for their ardent fanaticism. Fans in countries such as the United States and Australia have tuned in in their millions to watch their national teams play in one of the biggest sporting events of the world. FIFA said the first-round game between the U.S. and Ghana brought in 11.1 million viewers on ESPN, a record high for its coverage of World Cup matches.
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FIFA says World Cup has produced record performances for broadcasters
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Opening game between Brazil and Croatia watched by 43 million on host network
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Japanese channel doubled its best sports numbers this year for Ivory Coast game

Question: "The @placeholder broadcast production of all World Cup matches makes this competition truly global and accessible for fans all over the world," Ericson said.