By Martin Robinson and Paul Bentley PUBLISHED: 09:30 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:57 EST, 29 October 2013 Miracle: Olivia Gilbert, 36, and her seven-year-old son Samuel, who almost crushed by a tree yesterday As a huge, falling tree crashed down towards their car in the darkness of the storm, Olivia  Gilbert and her seven-year-old son Samuel seemed certain to be crushed. Incredibly, both walked away from the wreckage without a scratch. Yesterday, Mrs Gilbert, 36, described her overwhelming sense of relief that she and her child were still alive after the most devastating storm in more than a decade brought chaos to Britain.
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Olivia Gilbert, 36, and her son Samuel lucky to be alive after crush
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Pair were in front of vehicle when giant tree fell on the rear near Ipswich
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Victims of gas explosion named as Suhail Akhtar and Dorota Kolasinska
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Bethany Freeman, 17, died after a tree fell onto the static home as she slept
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Donal Drohan, 51, also killed in Watford, after his car was crushed by tree
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At least 61,000 homes without power in 24 hours after St Jude's storm

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By Nick Harding PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:51 EST, 7 November 2013 Alvin the cat: The four-month old Bengal kitten is coming between Nick and his girlfriend Stephanie There was no room for negotiation. 'I'm getting  a cat,' my girlfriend Stephanie announced one evening in August. 'But I'm allergic to them,' I replied, incredulous. 'They give me asthma, they bring me out in hives , they make my eyes blister.' 'I'm getting a cat,' she repeated. 'Cat owners smell, and women who own them end up sad and lonely,' I argued. 'Besides, we live on a main road. It won't last a month.'
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Alvin is a fourth-month old kitten besotted with Nick's girlfriend Stephanie
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He wants all of Stephanie's love - and Nick is standing in his way
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Skirmishes ensue... Who will prevail?

Question: @placeholder sees me as a human scratching post and, on many occasions, has clambered up my legs and back when I've been on the phone, digging his talons in along the way and forcing me to apologise to the person on the other end of the line for my subsequent expletive-peppered tirade.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China has revealed UNESCO has accepted its application to include documentation of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the issue of so-called "comfort women" -- sex slaves used by Japanese soldiers during World War II -- into a program that preserves important historical material relating to world heritage. UNESCO says it has received China's application to list "comfort women" but that no decision will be made until 2015. The issue threatens to put further strain on Sino-Japanese relations, which have deteriorated in recent years over conflicting territorial claims in the region as well as Japan's wartime past.
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Japan tried to register kamikaze pilots' wills with UNESCO in February
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Now China says they have registered records of 'comfort women' recruitment
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UNESCO's Memory of the World program protects important historical documents
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Japan, China relations strained over ownership of East China Sea islets, Japanese wartime aggression

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Question: @placeholder has condemned China's decision to register the wartime documents, calling it a political move during a sensitive period in the two countries' relations.


By Graham Smith UPDATED: 08:09 EST, 17 February 2012 A friendly rivalry has long existed between the U.S. and Canada and many Americans enjoy nothing more than poking fun at their neighboring nation. But, with the exception of the War of 1812 two centuries ago, the two countries have stood side-by-side and are today the world's largest trading partners. In a further boost to this mutual love-in, a poll has - rather surprisingly -  revealed that Americans rate Canada as their favourite country. A landslide 96 per cent of U.S. citizens surveyed rate Canada favourably, a four per cent rise on this time last year.
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English-language nations popular with Americans as Australia and Britain are second and third respectively
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Gallup poll finds most disliked countries to be Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria

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(CNN) -- A reported arsonist on board an Etihad Airways flight is being blamed for an emergency landing. According to Etihad Airways, flight EY461 from Melbourne to Abu Dhabi had to make an emergency stop in Jakarta on Monday after smoke was detected in bathrooms mid-flight. "It was very smoky, and it felt like the aircraft had filled with smoke," said passenger Sarah Jefferey, as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald. "When smoke was detected in two of the toilets ... the captain decided to divert the aircraft as a precautionary measure and land in Jakarta in order to allow the authorities to assist him to conduct a security assessment of the situation," said the airline in a statement.
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Flight EY461 from Melbourne to Abu Dhabi made emergency landing in Jakarta
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Cause of emergency landing reportedly a passenger setting fires in bathrooms
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Plane reached Abu Dhabi four hours behind schedule

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Glamorous in a tailored grey suit and beige silk shirt, Spain's Queen Letizia was every inch the professional as she toured a tourism fair - even when confronted by a man in fancy dress. The Spanish royal, 42, was visiting the FITUR International Tourism Fair in Madrid when a well-wisher in a grey robe approached, brandishing a map. Ever composed, Letizia and husband King Felipe, who celebrates his 47th birthday on Friday, smiled broadly at the man before inspecting the map and moving on. Scroll down for video Interesting choice! A well-wisher in fancy dress approached the Spanish royals during a visit in Madrid
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The Spanish royals were visiting the FITUR International Tourism Fair
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A well-wisher in fancy dress approached the couple to show them a map
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Royals both looked businesslike in suits and sensible shoes
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King Felipe, who celebrates his 47th birthday on Friday, made a speech

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By David Gardner and Mike Jaccarino PUBLISHED: 18:13 EST, 11 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:19 EST, 11 January 2013 Hollywood power-brokers vowed a ‘dialogue’ with the Obama administration concerning depictions of gun violence in American cinema following a high-profile White House meeting with Vice President Joe Biden. Entertainment industry leaders convened for two-and-a-half hours Thursday with Biden and other Obama administration officials to hash out potential solutions to the recent spate of gun violence plaguing America. Finding solutions: Joe Biden speaks today at a meeting with video game industry executives, in Washington, DC. And although no earth-shattering accords were apparently reached, the two sides agreed to work more closely on the issue.
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The vice president won a pledge from the industry to work more closely with Washington
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Biden followed with another meeting today with video game manufacturers
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Veep suggests utilizing existing technology that allows only a gun's owner to fire it

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Kigali, Rwanda (CNN) -- The small group of young men walk confidently into the gymnasium in the Rwandan capital of Kigali, sit down and casually unfasten their legs. Each prosthetic limb is of differing sizes and shapes. Some are adorned with Nike trainers, others Puma. Each is left abandoned by the wheelchairs that circle the small volleyball court drawn out on to the hard concrete surface as their owners take to the floor and artfully glide into position. It has been a tough month for the Rwandan sitting volleyball team. Every day has seen double practice sessions. They have the biggest matches of their lives to prepare for: a Sub-Saharan qualification tournament against the likes of Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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CNN talks to the Rwandan sitting volleyball team before the London Paralympics
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The team is made up largely of amputees from the 1994 genocide
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Up to a million people were killed in violence between Hutus and Tutsis
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Now soldiers who once fought against each other play on the same team

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:49 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 07:10 EST, 5 February 2014 British military advice was given to the Indian authorities ahead of the 1984 massacre at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, William Hague admitted yesterday. A Special Air Service (SAS) officer flew to the country and advised India's military leaders ahead of the assault in Amritsar. But a Government investigation into British involvement in the incident concluded the advice had a 'limited impact' on the operation. It found the officer's advice was largely ignored and Indira Gandhi’s government instead launched a frontal assault – codenamed Operation Blue Star -  which killed 575 and resulted in up to 3,000 deaths from subsequent riots.
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SAS officer visited Sikhism's holiest temple and advised India's military leaders ahead of the 1984 assault in Amritsar
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British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had agreed to send the officer
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Attack on the Golden Temple killed 575 and resulted in up to 3,000 deaths
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David Cameron has asked for Sikhs to forgive the Tories for involvement

Question: Alliance: David Cameron visited the temple last year, and Sikhs in @placeholder form a key bloc vote for the Tories

Question: Mr Cameron yesterday said he wanted the dialogue between the Government and the Sikh community over the issue to continue, adding: ‘@placeholder Sikhs have made – and continue to make – a vital contribution to our national life.


Roy Hodgson has a rare luxury as an England manager in that he has a year to build a team who are almost sure to qualify for Euro 2016. It probably does not feel that way to him, as every game as England manager feels as though it has potential dangers. But, in reality, England have weathered the storm of their World Cup disappointment and are now firmly focused on Euro 2016. I fully expect the team to make another step in that direction in Estonia on Sunday. Given that we are almost certain to qualify, I believe there is an opportunity to be bold and try different players. Roy has settled on the diamond formation as one way of playing and, as such, that needs a good holding player.
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Roy Hodgson has settled on the diamond formation for England
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A good holding player is a necessity and Jack Wilshere did well in that position on Thursday night, though difficult to judge against San Marino
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Here, former England manager Glenn Hoddle tells Sportsmail why he feels Hull City midfielder Tom Huddlestone is an ideal candidate

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Question: With this run of qualification games, we have a chance to nail down an attacking system and get so confident with it, so that by the time we get to @placeholder, we may be causing teams so many problems we can worry less about the problems they are causing us.


In what has to be one of the most emotional press conferences ever given by a sportsman, Australian captain Michael Clarke, paid tribute to Philip Hughes on behalf of his team and Cricket Australia on Saturday morning at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). From the moment Clarke sat down and said to the gathered press, 'I'll do my best, guys', it was clear just how much he was hurting and how hugely emotional it was going to be for him to read the statement at all. Struggling to keep his composure, Clarke took deep breaths and wept, as he paid a massive tribute to his close friend and team mate Hughes.
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Clarke breaks down in tears during hugely emotional press conference
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Australian captain weeps and struggles to remain composed throughout
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'We're going to miss that cheeky grin and twinkle in his eye,' Clarke says
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Hughes' shirt number, 64, will be retired by Cricket Australia
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'Words cannot express the loss we all feel as a team now,' says Clarke
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Captain's emotional reaction puts next week's Test in further doubt

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(CNN) -- Jose Mourinho's remarkable nine-year unbeaten home league record came to an end on Saturday as Real Madrid suffered a shock 1-0 defeat by Sporting Gijon which allowed Barcelona to take an eight-point lead in Spain's La Liga. The Portuguese coach had not lost a home match since February 2002, a 150-match streak taking in his trophy-laden stints with Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and now Real. His injury-hit team took to the field without top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo, in-form striker Karim Benzema, defender Marcelo and suspended key midfielder Xabi Alonso, though Argentina forward Gonzalo Higuain made a welcome return as a second-half substitute after back surgery.
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Barcelona's lead grows to eight points after Real Madrid's defeat by Sporting Gijon
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Real coach Jose Mourinho suffers his first home league reverse in nine years
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Barca, also hit by injuries, edge a 1-0 victory at fourth-placed Villarreal
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Valencia reclaim third as Roberto Soldado scores four goals against former club Getafe

Question: It wouldn't be dramatic to draw against them at home," Mourinho told @placeholder's website.


By Deni Kirkova Models 1 and ASOS announce the winner of their latest search for the next plus-size model. Lauren Punter, 20, from Leicester, beat a record breaking 8,000 entrants to bag a modelling contract, photo shoot and shopping spree. The size 18 beauty, who works as a sales assistant, dreamed of being a model but never thought her wish might actually come true until she uploaded a selfie on Instagram with the hashtag #makemeacurvemodel. Lauren Punter, 20, is the winner of Models 1 and ASOS' plus-size modelling competition Lauren's winning selfie which she uploaded with the hashtag #makemeacurvemodel on Instagram
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Sales assistant Lauren Punter, 20, from Leicester beat 8,000 entrants
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Wins Models 1 Curve contract, shoot with ASOS and £500 ASOS vouchers

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Harry Redknapp remains confident QPR will avoid relegation this season but admits his side must urgently improve their form away from home. Rangers have taken four points from their opening five Barclays Premier League games but are still winless on their travels after two 4-0 thumpings by Tottenham and Manchester United either side of a 1-0 loss at Burton in the Capital One Cup. QPR face a tough trip on Saturday to high-flying Southampton, who sit second in the table after an excellent start to the campaign under new boss Ronald Koeman. Harry Redknapp looks on as his QPR side entertained Stoke last weekend
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The Rangers manager remains confident QPR will stay up this season despite a poor run of form on the road
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Redknapp's side have suffered back-to-back 4-0 defeats at both Tottenham and Manchester United in the league
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The 67-year-old confirms Joey Barton and Jordon Mutch will miss the trip to Southampton on Saturday due to hamstring injuries

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Oscar's Brazil, by Chelsea’s young Brazilian star and author Tom Watt, will be published next month to celebrate Brazil’s hosting of the World Cup. The book offers an insight into both the country and Oscar’s development from humble beginnings into one of Brazil’s shining lights as they try to win football’s greatest prize on home soil. Sales of the book will help Casa de Zezino, a project in Sao Paulo helping homeless children and teenagers in the city’s favelas. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Oscar star in brilliant new Chelsea kit advert Proud: Chelsea's Oscar celebrates Brazil's hosting of the World Cup in a book published next month
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Chelsea star Oscar and author Tom Watt have produced a book that offers an insight into Brazil and the playmaker's development
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Sales of the book will help a project in Sao Paulo helping homeless children

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(CNN) -- Syrian opposition leader Moaz al-Khatib tried to resign Sunday, but was told he couldn't. Al-Khatib will remain as head of the Syrian National Coalition until the group's next general meeting, Sanir Ahmed, Syrian National Coalition spokesman, told CNN. The executive committee rejected the resignation. He "has taken the realm of the national coalition at a critical stage and he was able to garner great popularity and establish unity among ranks of the opposition. So he is to remain in his position for now," Ahmed said. No date for the meeting has been set. Earlier, al-Khatib announced his resignation in a written statement, and accused world powers of using the Syrian crisis to advance their own interests.
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NEW: Opposition leader in Syria wanted to resign but alliance rejected his request
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NEW: Interim Syrian opposition alliance leader Ghassan Hitto meets with rebels in Aleppo
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NEW: Israeli president says Syrian leader turned out to be a phony
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Israel says its troops came under fire Sunday from Syrian side

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Question: IDF said no casualties or damage had been reported on the @placeholder side of the border, but it was continuing to monitor the situation in the border area.


Happy New Year from St Barths! The beautiful little island paradise in the French West Indies is just 50 minutes by propeller plane from Antigua (but more of that later). You'll have to forgive the late blog entry this week as high levels of partying and industrial strength hangovers have taken their toll. NYE was a big one that lasted well into Jan 1 - a beach party with the world's biggest DJ David Guetta. The flight into St Barths is not for the faint-hearted and so the luxury of private jet does help, says Spencer My good friend Max and I had VIP tickets to the Nikki Beach party, which was mind-blowing. Right from the start we knew it was going to be one of those memorable nights that we'll talk about for years to come.
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Chelsea's Bad Boy has an unforgettable night in St Barths
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Had table right near DJ David Guetta on New Year's Eve
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Resolutions include to stay in shape - no more yo-yo dieting

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London (CNN) -- Queen Elizabeth's jubilee tour strikes an historic note today, when the British monarch visits Northern Ireland on a trip it is hoped will mark a symbolic end to the decades-long conflict there. She's been to the province almost every year over the last decade. But this visit is especially significant as it follows her tour of the Republic of Ireland last year. It was the first visit by a British head of state since Ireland's independence, and at the time, British Prime Minister David Cameron described it as a game-changer. As head of state of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the queen has a purely symbolic role. But her influence - after six decades on the throne - is palpable. And her ability to mark an historic turning point unquestioned.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth visiting Northern Ireland on jubilee tour
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During the trip she will meet -- and shake hands with -- former IRA figure Martin McGuinness
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Meeting a symbolic moment of peace between two sides of sectarian divide
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Queen's cousin, Lord Louis Mountbatten, was assassinated by the IRA in 1979

Question: What makes this simple handshake even more poignant is that the queen is not just representing the @placeholder, she's also representing the victims of the sectarian conflict.


By Leon Watson Francois Hollande's affair with the actress Julie Gayet appears to be over after she was seen on holiday with another man and he went off on a break alone, it was claimed today. Reports of a split follow months of speculation over the personal life of France's bachelor president since he dumped his live-in-girlfriend in January. Valerie Trierweiler, 49, had to leave the Elysee Palace when Mr Hollande’s secret affair with Miss Gayet, a 42-year-old actress, was made public. Scroll down for video Actress Julie Gayet has been seen on holiday with another man while Francois Hollande went off on a break alone
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Reports follow months of speculation over president's personal life
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It was claimed he was having an affair with actress Julie Gayet
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Then bachelor president split up with his live-in-girlfriend in January
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However, it is now being suggested Hollande and Gayet have split

Question: Ms @placeholder (left) suffered an emotional breakdown when she heard about the deception, checking herself into hospital for more than a week


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray's "severely distressed" financial situation may have led him to "break the rules" in his fatal treatment of Michael Jackson, a police investigator testified Tuesday. Los Angeles Police Detective Orlando Martinez testified in the Jackson wrongful death trial that Murray was trying to deal with the large drop in value of his Las Vegas home, unpaid taxes and child support payments for eight children with seven women. Michael Jackson's mother and children claim AEG Live is liable for the pop icon's death because it hired, retained and supervised Murray, who worked as his personal physician as he prepared for his comeback concerts in 2009.
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NEW: LAPD detective suspected Murray would "do whatever he needed to do to get paid"
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NEW: Dr. Murray's house was in foreclosure when Jackson died
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NEW: Paramedic: Jackson "looked like someone who was at the end stage of a long disease process"
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Judges limits Jackson family to one in court at a time and only if mom if there

Question: @placeholder lawyers argued at the start of the second day of the trial that there was "a risk in allowing any of them in the courtroom."


By Ryan Gorman and Associated  Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:56 EST, 10 January 2014 | UPDATED: 11:10 EST, 11 January 2014 A family grieving over the loss of their matriarch was dealt an unthinkable blow when opening the casket just before the funeral revealed the wrong body. Lisa Kondvar, of Warwick, Rhode Island, was horrified when she opened Margaret Pokka’s casket and found the body of another dead woman last month. She is still looking for her mother’s remains. Ms Porkka, 82, passed away during a family vacation to St. Maarten. Another woman passed away around the same time, officials believe the two bodies were accidentally switched before being sent home.
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Margaret Porkka, 82, died in St Maarten while on vacation for Thanksgiving
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The body of another woman was sent back to the U.S., her family can't find her remains
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A Canadian woman died around the same time on the island, it is believed the two bodies were accidentally switched
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Ms Porkka's death certificate provided no cause of death and called her a man

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Question: Mortified: Daughter @placeholder made the grim discovery during her mother's wake


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- A U.S. commander in Iraq said he believes it's not possible to withdraw troops from his region south and east of Baghdad by year's end as an influential senator called for a day earlier. Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch said his forces would lose the edge they have gained if troops were withdrawn. Army Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch, commander of the Multi-National Division-Center, was asked to comment on Republican Sen. John Warner's recommendation that President Bush start withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq by Christmas. Speaking to Pentagon reporters Friday via teleconference from Iraq, Lynch said, "Only when the Iraqi security forces come forward and say, 'OK, here I am, I'm trained and equipped, I'm ready, I'm the Iraqi army or I'm the Iraqi police,' can I turn those sanctuaries over, and that's not going to happen between now and Christmas."
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GOP Sen. John Warner asks President Bush to announce Iraq withdrawal plan
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Democratic leadership aide presses for Warner to vote for pullback

Question: "The real question would be is @placeholder willing to vote to support a change of course and policy, and as of yesterday he ruled that out," the source said.


(CNN) -- Mobile devices may have placed an amazing array of technology in the palms of our hands, but they've also given us a bamboozling array of buzzwords and acronyms. To help avoid confusion as the cell phone industry meets for its annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, CNN has compiled a handy jargon buster. Android: An operating system created for mobile devices by a consortium of tech firms led by Google. Different versions of Android are typically named after sugary treats, namely Gingerbread, Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich. AMOLED: Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode. This is the technology behind ultra-thin display screens used on many smartphones. These use on-off switching to consume less power than previous "passive matrix OLED" displays.
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Mobile phone industry has created a confusing lexicon of acronyms and buzzwords
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CNN's jargon buster unlocks some the language used at Mobile World Congress
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Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, Padphones, Symbian among words explored

Question: The quadcores unveiled in @placeholder should, in theory, be the fastest to date, capable of simultaneously running several complex apps.


An Egyptian court sentenced several dozen workers for non-governmental organizations, including Americans, to jail Tuesday in a case that has infuriated the U.S. government and democratic activists around the world. The workers were accused of having illegal foreign funding. They denied any wrongdoing. All but one of the Americans were sentenced in absentia, having left the country after posting $132,000 each in bail money. In all, 43 NGO workers, including several Americans and other foreigners, were charged. The court sentenced 27 NGO workers in absentia to five-year sentences; 11 defendants to one-year suspended jail sentences; and five others to two-year sentences that were not suspended, the state-run Al Ahram newspaper reported.
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Kerry: The U.S. is "deeply concerned" about the result of "a politically-motivated trial"
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Becker, the one American who stayed to face charges, says he's reviewing appeal options
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Prosecution "had a chilling effect" on human rights groups, activist says
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In all, 43 NGO workers, including several Americans, were charged

Question: Reviewing my legal/appeals options with lawyers," he tweeted, adding that he is maintaining his innocence "on charges of starting @placeholder six years before I actually arrived in Egypt."


By Mark Prigg The D-Day landings have been recreated as a virtual world to allow a new generation to experience the Invasion of Normady using 3D displays and virtual reality headsets. French researchers painstakingly scanned and recreated the landing craft, gliders and even the artificial harbour, known as the Mulberry harbour, for the virtual invasion recreation. The team today revealed their work as part of the seventieth anniversary of D-Day and the Invasion of Normandy. Scroll down for video The Mulberry Harbor was one of the most extraordinary technological feats of WWII. Developed in part by Major Allan Beckett of the Royal Engineers, it was an artificial harbor built in England, transported across the English Channel and assembled off the coast at Arromanches to unload the vast quantities of supplies and men that were needed for battle.
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French researchers painstakingly scanned and recreated the landing craft, gliders and landscapes
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Team recreated the artificial harbour, known as the Mulberry harbour, for the virtual invasion
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Can be seen online, shown on giant screens or viewed through VR goggles

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(CNN) -- Forty days alone in the wilderness was enough for Jesus, but Lance Armstrong is facing an altogether longer period of solitude. The disgraced former cycling icon was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles 44 days ago, on October 22, and has spent most of the intervening period in his hometown of Austin, Texas. While he contemplates his next move, there have been beneficiaries of his newfound infamy, notably Mellow Johnny's bike store. Call it the power of celebrity or call it voyeurism, but thanks to Armstrong's notoriety, the Austin store co-owned by the disgraced cyclist, with its name inspired by the Texan's nickname on the Tour -- Mellow Johnny's, an Americanized version of the French for the leader's yellow jersey, maillot jaune -- is doing just fine.
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Mellow Johnny's is a cycling store co-owned by disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong
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The store is in Armstrong hometown of Austin, Texas
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Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life from cycling
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Some cycling fans in Austin still stand by Armstrong despite doping allegations

Question: And by the look of the shop's bustle on a Monday morning, @placeholder's will survive the scandal that has enveloped Armstrong.


(CNN) -- So there was Hank Aaron, leaning back in his chair during an exclusive CNN interview in the clubhouse of an Atlanta golf club, and the former slugger of the Atlanta Braves was fretting over the spot. What's going to happen to the spot, he said, raising his eyebrows? It's the spot that was visited on April 8, 1974, by a baseball representing the 715th home run of his career. Just like that, Babe Ruth's record was history. So is the spot -- almost. For now, the spot is preserved in a parking lot that once was Atlanta Fulton-County Stadium, where Aaron sealed his immortality with his high-arching blast over the fence in left-center field. The spot is surrounded by part of the old ballpark's outfield wall, and high above the spot is a large baseball-shaped placard with the inscription: Hank Aaron, home run, 715, April 8, 1974.
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Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's home run record 40 years ago
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Terence Moore: Aaron's record is marked with a memorial in Turner Field parking lot
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He says Aaron and others want to make sure the spot is kept even after Braves move
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Moore: Aaron's record-breaking home run was more than just a baseball achievement

Question: As a result, those traveling across the street to the Braves' current place of @placeholder can see the spot as they either walk through or drive by the parking lot at night.


(CNN) -- America's response to the most dangerous security crisis Europe has faced in decades has been all speeches and symbolism with no actions of substance. On Wednesday, President Barack Obama hosted Arseniy Yatsenyuk, the new interim Ukrainian Prime Minister, for lunch at the White House, supposedly a thumb in the eye of Russian President Vladimir Putin and a sign of America's commitment to Ukrainian sovereignty. On Thursday, Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the U.S. will take "very serious" steps if Russia does not back down by Monday from its attempt to annex Crimea. But while the White House was serving lunch and the State Department was issuing stern warnings, the President was also refusing to lift a finger to actually deter Putin's aggression. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Obama administration, "wary of inflaming tensions with Russia," has refused to act on Ukraine's emergency request for military aid, including arms and ammunition, except to send military rations.
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Gingrich, Graham: U.S. has protested but hasn't gone beyond symbolic measures
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They say Obama's meeting with Ukrainian leader and Kerry's condemnation aren't sufficient
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Authors: U.S. should have accepted Ukraine's emergency request for military aid
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They say it is crucial to send a message that the U.S. will respond strongly to aggression

Question: Unless the President is willing to back up his words with military aid, he's not serious about stopping @placeholder's armed aggression.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 12:06 EST, 14 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:11 EST, 14 November 2012 More than 300,000 tickets to the London 2012 Games were never sold, despite millions of people jamming official websites in the hope of witnessing sporting history. A total of 263,824 tickets to Olympic competitions were never sold along with 55,455 tickets to the Paralympic Games, including thousands of tickets to the main Olympic Park in East London. Olympics chiefs were today challenged to come clean about which events were not sold out and why sports fans were told to stay away when tens of thousands of seats remained empty.
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More than 263,000 tickets for the Olympics and 55,000 tickets for the Paralympics went unsold
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284 passes to the Opening Ceremony were held back
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Around 1.2million were left empty-handed after the first ticket ballot
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TV viewers were furious at the sight of empty seats

Question: @placeholder raised £659 million from ticket sales, exceeding its £500 million target, towards the £2billion it needed to raise from the private sector to stage the Games.


Detectives don't know for certain what led a father to kill his wife and two teenage children before burning down their $1.6million  mansion and committing suicide last May, but they did find evidence of mounting tension in the weeks leading up to the tragic incident. The bodies of the four members of the Campbell family were discovered six months ago in the Avila, Florida home they were renting from retired tennis professional James Blake. Investigators determined that Darrin Campbell was the family member to carry out the horrifying murders of his wife Kimberly, 51, and their children Collin, 18, and Megan, 16, before setting fire to the house and killing himself.
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Darrin Campbell shot dead his wife and their teenage son and daughter last May before setting their house on fire and turning the gun on himself
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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra "love nest," where her romance with Richard Burton started, was trashed while it was on loan for filming of Lindsay Lohan's "Liz & Dick," the owner of the dressing room trailer said. Fox Studios spent more than $75,000 in 1963, about a half million in today's dollars, to create an environment fit for the queen Taylor was playing. She rested away from the set between roman columns with walls and ceilings handpainted in the style of Cleopatra's era. Angel Alger, a Taylor fan, bought the pink, lavishly-decorated 38-foot travel trailer for $50,000, her life savings, in June. But she only had two days to enjoy it before it was delivered to Silver Screen Pictures. It was a condition of the sale since the seller had contracted to rent it to the producers for a week of filming.
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In 1963, Fox Studios spent more than $75,000 on the dressing room
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Liz Taylor fan Angel Alger bought the lavishly-decorated trailer for $50,000 in June
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"This has nothing to do with Lindsay," Lohan's spokesman says

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(CNN)Ladies, stop flaunting your sexuality. You're scaring people. Beyonce, I'm talking to you! Daring to flash your lady parts in front of great big sign that reads "feminist?" What are you thinking? Queen Bey, don't you realize your racy lyrics and dirty dancing are emasculating a whole generation of young men, promoting lesbianism (so implies Sandy Rios, FOX contributor), and celebrating "gangsta culture" that causes the collapse of black families. Mike Huckabee -- that is, wants-to be-President Mike Huckabee -- spelled it out in his book, "God, Guns, Grits and Gravy." He writes: "Beyonce is incredibly talented -- gifted, in fact. She has an exceptional set of pipes and can actually sing. She is a terrific dancer -- without the explicit moves best left for the privacy of her bedroom. Jay Z is a very shrewd businessman, but I wonder: Does it occur to him that he is arguably crossing the line from husband to pimp by exploiting his wife as a sex object?"
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Carol Costello: Huckabee, others slamming Beyonce for her sexuality in performances
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Costello: Scholar: Some view powerful black woman with Beyonce's values as threat to their worldview

Question: Maybe he (@placeholder) needs to come to terms with the fact we live in the 21st century."


By Daily Mail Reporter A woman who scaled the heights of the male-dominated boxing profession before quitting in the face of derision over controversial calls in two world championship bouts has denied taking bribes in exchange for making ‘unpopular decisions’. Thrice-divorced, 65-year-old grandmother Cynthia Jo ‘CJ’ Ross spent more than 30 years working as a boxing judge before walking away from the sport she loved late last year. She is currently living alone in the Nevada desert after her fiancé died and is trying to rebuild her life. During her impressive career she worked her way up through the ranks from officiating amateur boxing program to world championship bouts in Las Vegas.
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Cynthia Jo 'CJ' Ross spent more than 30 years working as a boxing judge before quitting late last year
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She resigned in the face of growing criticism about her scoring of a bout between Floyd 'Money' Mayweather and Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez
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Her scoring of the match  was labelled a disgrace and some pundits questioned if she had taken a bribe
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A year earlier she had faced similar accusations after Manny Pacquiao's defeat at the hands of Timothy Bradley
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Ross denies taking bribes and the thrice-divorced, 65-year-old grandmother, currently lives on her own in the Nevada desert
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A friend claims that Ross was victimized because she was a woman working in a male-dominated profession

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(Departures) -- When San Francisco law firm operations director Jeffrey Lais was due for a well-earned vacation, he booked himself a first-class ticket to Munich on Lufthansa. Once aboard the German carrier's A346, he was led to his first-class suite, where a spacious leather seat and ottoman ran the length of four airplane windows and various compartments overflowed with noise-canceling headphones, menus, pajamas and slippers. After a dinner of caviar, prawn confit, duck breast and an assortment of French cheeses, a flight attendant converted Lais's seat into a mattress-topped flatbed—complete with duvet and giant pillows—and showed him how to seal his seat from view with a privacy screen for the rest of the 12-hour flight.
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First class on Swiss offers a spacious executive desk that converts to a dining table
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The Dubai-based carrier Emirates offer showers for first-class passengers

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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Armed men clashed with Ukrainian border guards Saturday after a separatist leader was detained at a checkpoint. He was trying to re-enter the country from Russia, the Ukrainian Border Service said. The incident is the latest violent flare-up in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russia separatists staged a referendum on independence last weekend. Luhansk's self-declared "people's governor" Valeriy Bolotov -- who is wanted by Ukraine's Security Service -- was stopped at the Dovzhanskiy checkpoint, the border service statement said. Following his detention, about 200 armed men arrived at the checkpoint and demanded his release. The border guards tried to avoid bloodshed, but after an altercation, shots were fired. In the ensuing armed assault on the checkpoint, "the attackers" were able to take back Bolotov, the statement said.
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Ukraine's border service says armed men freed a detained separatist leader
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Luhansk's "people's governor" Valeriy Bolotov was wanted by the security service
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Tensions remain high in eastern Ukraine, with presidential elections just over a week away

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(CNN) -- For award-winning Nigerian film director Obi Emelonye, the London premiere of "Last flight to Abuja" in early June was supposed to be a celebratory event, a marquee moment introducing his suspense-filled airplane disaster thriller to the rest of the world with pomp and grandeur. But then June 3rd happened. On that fateful Sunday, the Dana Air Flight 992 from the Nigerian capital of Abuja crashed into a densely populated neighborhood in Lagos, killing all 153 people aboard as well as at least 10 people on the ground. The tragic news left Emelonye, whose high-octane action movie is based on a series of fatal air crashes that stunned Nigeria in 2006, in a state of shock.
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Obi Emelonye is the director of Nollywood's latest hit, "Last flight to Abuja"
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"We have a film that has pushed the boundaries with Nollywood," he says

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By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 09:38 EST, 1 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:08 EST, 1 October 2013 Bond: Toby Hart, 16, and his 11-year-old brother Stephen, whom he was trying to protect when he fell to his death A 16-year-old plunged 60ft to his death from cliffs while trying to protect his younger brother who has special needs, an inquest heard. Toby Hart slipped off the precipice while making sure his 11-year-old vulnerable sibling Stephen was not too close to the edge. Toby and Stephen and Toby’s friend Jamie had gone rock climbing and scaled the top of a 60ft cliff while the rest of the family stayed on the beach.
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Toby Hart died after he lost his footing on a cliff in Cadgwith, Cornwall
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His parents were on the beach when he lost his footing and fell onto rocks

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Editor's note: James Losey is a Policy Analyst and Chiehyu Li is a Program Associate, both with the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative. The opinions expressed in this op-ed do not necessarily represent those of Ars Technica or CNN.com. (Ars Technica)  -- If you've followed broadband discussions in Washington, DC, then you've heard that wireless is the future of communications. The National Broadband Plan offers wireless as the competitive solution to the broadband duopoly dilemma, and in the recently released White House Wireless Innovation and Infrastructure Initiative, President Obama reiterated his State of the Union commitment to helping "extend next-generation wireless services to at least 98% of Americans."
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Concerns about even remote chances of Ebola exposure rippled Friday from a U.S. airline to a cruise ship off Belize, with Frontier contacting hundreds who flew with an infected nurse and Carnival quarantining a health worker only tangentially linked to an Ebola patient's care. The airline's move relates to Amber Vinson, a Dallas nurse who treated an Ebola patient and then was diagnosed with the virus this week after flying round trip between Dallas and Cleveland. A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official said Thursday she could have had symptoms earlier than believed -- a period possibly covering her two flights on Frontier Airlines.
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Belize: Passenger with Ebola link not let in "out of preponderance of caution"
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By Alex Sharp Brazil’s new general co-ordinator Gilmar Rinaldi has criticised the nation’s World Cup squad for paying such a public tribute to the injured Neymar before their semi-final contest against Germany last month. Rinaldi claims the Brazilian squad should have been far more focused on the task of beating Germany and ‘killed’ Neymar’s replacement Bernard’s chances of performing. Neymar was the poster boy of the home World Cup for Brazil as the host nation managed to reach the semi-finals but he sustained a serious back injury during the quarter-final victory over Colombia. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar interrupt Luis Felipe Scolari's press conference
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Poster boy of the World Cup, Neymar, was injured for the semi-final
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Brazil suffered heaviest loss in semi-final history as Germany won 7-1
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Squad wore caps with messages of support for the Barcelona forward
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Luis Felipe Scolari resigned after Brazil's dramatic exit from the World Cup

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Washington (CNN) -- An internal government review released Friday found no "widespread" misconduct or inappropriate behavior among U.S. Secret Service employees, after concerns were raised in Congress about the agency's disciplinary controls following a prostitution scandal. The 145-page report from the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general noted isolated cases of unethical conduct among Secret Service workers, on or off duty, that raised broader security concerns. It recommended 14 guidelines to deal with future problems. The agency whose mission includes protecting the President and visiting world leaders came under embarrassing scrutiny after revelations last year that some of its employees allegedly consorted with prostitutes before President Barack Obama's trip to the Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia.
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The report noted isolated cases of unethical conduct among Secret Service workers
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The agency came under scrutiny amid a prostitution scandal from a Cartagena, Colombia, trip
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It should "address excessive alcohol consumption and personal conduct," report says

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(CNN)The most deadly Islamist terrorist attack ever in France followed weeks of warnings from French officials that the threat had risen to unprecedented levels. Late last year French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said his country had never faced a greater terrorist threat. Officials tell CNN the threat of terrorist attack in the European Union is greater than at any time since 9/11 because of the emergence of jihadist safe havens in Syria and Iraq. But no country faces a greater terrorist threat than France, with support for ISIS running deep among disenfranchised immigrant communities in the rundown, crime-ridden banlieues that surround many French cities.
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Support for ISIS runs deep among disenfranchised immigrant communities

Question: No evidence has been publicly released suggesting @placeholder leadership signed off on the plots.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A California city filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, the third in the Golden State to do so in recent weeks, stoking experts' concerns that other cities could follow suit. The city of San Bernardino, with more than 200,000 residents on the eastern tip of greater Los Angeles, "filed an emergency petition for Chapter 9 Bankruptcy" with a regional U.S. bankruptcy court, according to a news release from the city's interim manager. The other two to file recently were Stockton, with around 300,000 residents, according to 2010 U.S. census data, and Mammoth Lakes, a resort town, where visitors and seasonal residents outnumber the just over 8,000 permanent inhabitants.
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(CNN) -- Iranian authorities have released an American-born graduate student on bail after holding her in prison for nearly a month, an Amnesty International spokeswoman said Tuesday. Graduate student Esha Momeni was arrested last month in Iran and jailed after an alleged traffic violation. Esha Momeni, 28, had been working on a project on the women's movement in Iran when she was arrested October 15 for an alleged traffic violation, according to California State University-Northridge and Change For Equality, an Iranian women's movement. She had been held in solitary confinement in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison, Change For Equality said. "We're really happy she's been released on bail," Elise Auerbach of Amnesty International said Tuesday. She said she learned of Momeni's release Monday through Amnesty's researchers in London, England, and from Momeni's family and friends.
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Amnesty: Esha Momeni's parents gave Iranian government deed to their house
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Momeni shooting footage for project on Iranian women's movement when arrested
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Fellow student tells paper Momeni "determined to better the lives" of Iranians
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Momeni could still be charged with propaganda against the state, Amnesty says

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 18:35 EST, 23 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:44 EST, 23 January 2014 The student accused of stabbing and shooting to death a Purdue University this week pleaded not guilty to murder Thursday in court. Cody Cousins, 23 is accused of murdering  teaching assistant Andrew Boldt, 21, in a basement classroom before surrendering to police. The accused killer stormed the campus electrical engineering building around noon Tuesday, making his way to a basement classroom to kill Mr Boldt, authorities told the Indianapolis Star. Accused killer: Cody Cousins, right, walks Thursday inside the Tippecanoe County Jail on the way to his initial hearing on charges of murder stemming from Tuesday's brutal slaying of Andrew Boldt
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Cody Cousins pleaded not guilty Thursday to first-degree murder
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He faces up to 65 years in prison if convicted of the grisly crime

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Michelle Crawley says she's a "freak" about putting sunscreen on her two girls. Emily Crawley and her dad, Jere, hit the pool on the first day of a Florida vacation, which left Emily sunburned. "They are both pretty fair skinned," says the West Chester, Ohio, mother of two. So every time Emily, 6, and Claire, 3, go out into the sun, she slathers them with SPF 30 or higher . But during a recent trip to Key Largo, Florida, Crawley's vigilance wasn't enough. "I wasn't sure if it was my technique, the sunscreen or being in Florida," Crawley said, but "that evening they were just fried beyond belief."
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Environmental Working Group: 4 out of 5 sunscreens tested don't adequately protect
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Sunscreen manufacturers say their products are safe and effective

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Blow out the scented candle and ditch the aerosol spray can. Now there’s a deodorising toilet seat that claims to eliminate embarrassing bathroom odours. The ‘Purefresh’ seat has a hidden fan that sucks in air and pushes it through an odour-eating carbon filter, before adding a more pleasant scent. Scroll down for video How to loo-se a nasty smell: A toilet that with a deodorising seat claims to eliminate embarrassing bathroom odours. The ‘Purefresh’ seat has a hidden fan that sucks in air and pushes it through an odour-eating carbon filter (pictured), before adding a more pleasant scent Jerry Bougher, Product Manager at Kohler Co in Wisconsin, explained that the idea’s to attack smells ‘where the action is’.
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Purefresh’ seat has a hidden fan that sucks in air and pushes it through an odour-eating carbon filter, before adding a more pleasant scent
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The $90 (£58) seat turns on automatically when someone sits down
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Company that makes it in Wisconsin claims it attacks smells 'where the action is' and makes guests feel more comfortable using a bathroom

Question: @placeholder also makes heated seats and versions that glow so people can find their way to a toilet in the dark.


(CNN) -- For centuries, the Vatican has required celibacy from its priests. It is a vow the Catholic Church says not only underscores the commitment of seminarians to their vocation but also is a model of Christ's own celibacy. But with the election of a new pope, many church watchers are wondering whether church teachings could change to allow all priests to marry. Abuse victims' group names preferred picks for new pope Currently, the Vatican allows married Anglican priests who join the Catholic Church to become ordained as priests. Young Catholic seminarians, meanwhile, must remain celibate, and church leadership seems unlikely to move on the issue.
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Speculation strong about whether a new pope will keep the discipline of celibacy

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It was the most emotional and heartfelt acceptance speech of the Oscars. Jared Leto, who won the Best Supporting actor award for The Dallas Buyers Club, paid tribute to his mother for encouraging him to believe he could one day become a star. He said she had pushed him to develop his artistic side and always urged him to 'do something special'. Scroll down for video Hippy: Constance cradles Jared in her lap while Shannon looks at the camera. The boys lived in four different states during their childhood, including a commune in Colorado, and then spent 18 months in Haiti
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Jared Leto stole the show with tribute to mother as he won Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Dallas Buyers Club
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Opthalmist Carl Leto revealed his life with the family to MailOnline after he met and married Constance when Jared was eight
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They split after having two children together and the brothers moved with their mother to a commune in Colorado
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During his Bohemian childhood, Jared lived in Virginia, Louisiana, Wyoming, Colorado and even spent 18 months in Haiti

Question: That's not supposed to happen for a couple of kids from @placeholder on food stamps.'


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 09:01 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 09:52 EST, 17 December 2012 Eccentric Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli might be deadly in front of goal but he proved that he's not quite so sharp with a pair of scissors and a roll of wrapping paper. In a hilarious two minute clip the apparently clueless Italian ace is shown how to wrap his Christmas gifts by teammate Carlos Tevez. But the exasperated Argentine becomes increasingly frustrated as Balotelli continually messes it up and blames being left handed for his failure. Scroll down for video Taught a lesson: Balotelli blamed being left-handed for not being able to wrap his presents
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Argentine Tevez tells teammate: 'No wonder people say that you are daft'

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Beijing (CNN) -- In recent years Halloween has become a big deal in Beijing, with locals and foreigners hitting up dozens of themed parties around the city in their wackiest costumes. Some, however, seek out something truly macabre -- an authentic haunted house. Among the freakier options in the city is a building simply called "no. 81." Unlike your average haunted house, found hidden in some dark alley or unlit street, this one sits on one of Beijing's busiest thoroughfares -- Chaoyangmen Inner Street. The area is famous for its Western-style clubs, restaurants and concerts. But these days No. 81 has been giving the street a ghoulish boost due to its alleged ghostly residents.
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A century-old 'haunted' building on busy Beijing road is attracting Halloween thrill seekers
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Legend says building haunted by people who died mysteriously on the property
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Current owner claims it's not really haunted, police say no record of deaths

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Question: Ghosts or no ghosts, for young adventurers the place is still a spooky destination -- especially around @placeholder.


By Vanessa Allen Golfer Colin Montgomerie was violent towards his ex-wife Eimear, the phone hacking trial was told yesterday. His former wife said she had told then Sun editor Rebekah Brooks about a ‘violent event’ in a hotel room when the women had met for lunch. Eimear Cook, who has since remarried, claimed that, during the conversation, Brooks, 45, had described how she was herself arrested over an alleged assault on her ex-husband, actor Ross Kemp. Golfer Colin Montgomerie was violent towards his ex-wife Eimear, the phone hacking trial has been told Mrs Cook, 43, told the Old Bailey that the newspaper boss had gone on to discuss how it was ‘easy’ to hack phones.
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Mrs Cook claimed, during a lunch, Brooks described how she was herself arrested over an alleged assault on her ex-husband, Ross Kemp
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:14 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:28 EST, 22 November 2013 More than 43 million Americans are expected to head to a holiday destination, making it busiest travel day of the year, but the weather forecast could affect those plans. Almost 39 million or 90 percent are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home by motor vehicle, according to AAA projections. However, meteorologists are predicting rain and a sudden drop in temperatures that could lead to a possible nor'easter for next week. Forecast: An East Coast storm scheduled to arrive on Thanksgiving is threatening to create travel chaos for millions of Americans
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Abnormally cold weather to descend on the Midwest and Northeast this weekend and midweek
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(CNN) -- Despite being allowed to tell her husband he won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize, the wife of Liu Xiaobo was detained in her apartment in Beijing, China, according to a human rights group and her attorney. Liu Xia has not been charged with a crime, but "appears to be under a de facto house arrest," said Beth Schwanke, legislative counsel for the U.S.-based group Freedom Now. She was taken to see Liu Xiaobo in a prison several hundred miles northeast of Beijing, Schwanke said, and tell him of the honor. Upon hearing he had received the peace prize, Schwanke said, Liu Xiaobo began to cry, and said, "This is for the martyrs of Tiananmen Square."
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Clashes have escalated in eastern Ukraine after dozens of rebel fighters surrounded and stormed the separatist headquarters in Donetsk, in the most serious case of insurgent infighting seen so far. Pro-Russian forces from the Vostok Battalion broke through the regional government building and demanded activists from the so-called People's Republic of Donetsk - which was set up in April - leave the premises. The insurgents then arrested members of the rival group, before removing their flags from check-points in the area. Scroll down for videos Members of the Vostok Battalion, a pro-Russia militia, today surrounded separatist headquarters in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk,  in what is believed to be the most serious case of insurgent infighting to date
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Insurgent fighters turned against each other as clashes in Ukraine escalated
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Pro-Russians stormed separatist HQ in Donetsk amid reports of looting
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Army General Serhiy Kulchytskiy among the dead in attack in Slovyansk
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Reports suggest Kiev has sent armoured vehicles to the embattled city

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By Simon Walters and Glen Owen PUBLISHED: 19:26 EST, 26 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:51 EST, 28 January 2013 David Cameron's promise of a referendum on whether Britain should cut all ties with Brussels has reversed the flood of Tory voters switching to UKIP. And pressure on Labour leader Ed Miliband to follow suit is set to grow after calls for him to back a nationwide vote on the issue won big support in a Mail on Sunday poll. The survey suggests the Prime Minister’s EU referendum vow  has prompted a Tory bounce, with Labour’s lead cut by two points to seven per cent.
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Tony Blair says he will 'mobilise' pro-Europe vote
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Survation interviewed 1,005 people  on Friday.

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(CNN) -- Juan Manuel Santos was sworn in Saturday as Colombia's new president, vowing to unify his country around the goals of prosperity for all and of thwarting the nation's leftist rebels. "It is possible to have a peaceful Colombia, a Colombia with no guerrillas, and we will prove that by reason or by force," Santos said in Bogota in his first televised remarks as head of state. "As long as they don't free the hostages, as long as they perpetrate terrorist acts, as long as they don't return children recruited by force, as long as they keep on planting mines and polluting the Colombian countryside, we will keep on battling those who commit violence, without exception, by any means available," he said.
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Santos won more votes than any presidential candidate in Colombian history

Question: In an early test of Santos' diplomatic skills, his inauguration was attended by the foreign minister of Venezuela, which is at odds with Colombia over accusations that Colombian rebels have found refuge in @placeholder.

Question: But on Friday, @placeholder said he hoped to offer more details about relations with Colombia in the coming days, according to state media.


(Rolling Stone) -- Questlove remembers the moment he called D'Angelo and asked him to make his first U.S. concert appearance in 12 years on June 9th, for the drummer's late-night Super Jam at Bonnaroo. "I said, 'It will be a whole night doing what we used to do at Electric Lady in the Nineties,'" Questlove tells Rolling Stone. "'Playing the Funkadelic catalog and seeing what we get, the Prince catalog, Hendrix, the Meters.' He said, 'Go ahead.' And once he said, 'Go ahead,' I was like, 'I got you now.'" During the live jam session, D'Angelo surprised the crowd by grooving with Funkadelic singer Kendra Foster during a funky cover of the Beatles' "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" and shredding guitar on Jimi Hendrix's "Power of Soul."
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Questlove hopes the appearance will convince D'Angelo to release his LP

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(CNN) -- Thirteen people have died from consuming bacteria-tainted cantaloupe in what has become the most fatal U.S. outbreak of a food-borne illness since 1998, according to records from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The outbreak -- blamed on the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes -- was first reported September 12, when the CDC said 15 people in four states had been infected. The illnesses were traced to consumption of Rocky Ford cantaloupes grown at Jensen Farms' fields in Granada, Colorado. As of Monday morning, it had grown to 18 states, 72 illnesses and 13 deaths, according to the CDC's latest statistics.
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NEW: The CDC warns consumers to throw out suspect fruit and watch for illnesses
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Tainted cantaloupes are linked to 13 deaths; 72 illnesses have been reported in 18 states
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The illnesses are linked to Rocky Ford cantaloupes grown at Jensen Farms in Colorado
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4 families affected have filed lawsuits

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:16 EST, 22 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:16 EST, 22 January 2013 The late Steve Jobs can't present at Apple events anymore for obvious reasons - but will attendees at this year's Macworld conference settle for Ashton Kutcher? The actor, who plays the former Apple boss in the upcoming biopic jOBS, will open the annual San Francisco conference with a panel discussion on the film. Joining Kutcher at the conference at the city's Moscone Center, will be actor Josh Gad, who also appears in the film as Apple co-founder Steve Wosniak. Characters: Joining Kutcher at the conference in San Francisco will be actor Josh Gad, left, who also appears in the film as Apple co-founder Steve Wosniak
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Event will be held from January 31 to February 2 at San Francisco's Moscone Center
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Joining Kutcher in a panel discussion will be actor Josh Gad, who will appear as Steve Wosniak in the film, jOBS
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jOBS is due for release in April

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(CNN)  -- As the United States works with Israelis and Palestinians to sustain Mideast peace talks, another diplomatic effort to forge a two-state solution is quietly but quickly moving to the center of American foreign policy. In about 100 days, the people of South Sudan are to vote on whether to declare independence from the government in Khartoum. That deadline was set when the two sides signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement of 2005, which promised this option. There is little suspense as to the outcome: Every reliable source indicates that South Sudan will vote for separation, dividing Africa's largest country and taking with it some 80 percent of known Sudanese oil reserves. No, the critical choice that leaders in both North and South face is between a future of peaceful coexistence or a return to chaos and war in a place tragically familiar with both.
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John Kerry: South Sudan likely to vote for independence, raising specter of more war with North
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Congress must commit to laying groundwork for peace between North and South, he writes
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Senator says the situation resembles Middle East in its complexity and pitfalls
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Commitment to revive peace process in Darfur also essential, Kerry writes

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By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 13:51 EST, 16 August 2013 | UPDATED: 03:58 EST, 17 August 2013 Only the most prestigious of museums could boast of having the work of Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio and Henry Wallis in just one room. But for 66-year-old Mike Rome, his one-bedroom flat in Bristol is home to uncanny copies of masterpieces including the Mona Lisa and The Girl With a Pearl Earring. Mr Rome paints hundreds of replicas of some of the worlds greatest paintings and signs them with his own name. Before starting a painting, the retired graphic designer visits the gallery where the original is displayed.
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Mike Rome, 66 takes photos of the originals in galleries and paints a replica in his Bristol studio
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Can spend up to three hours each day on the pastime, which he said improves his painting skills

Question: Capturing the smile: Art critics and students have marveled over @placeholder's Mona Lisa's mysterious half-smile.


By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 20:22 EST, 30 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:22 EST, 30 November 2013 One of Britain’s top barristers will tomorrow demand the release of court papers from the trial of Stephen Ward, the high-society fixer at the centre of the Profumo sex scandal, claiming there has been a cover-up. Geoffrey Robertson QC will publicly criticise the National Archives for what he claims is its refusal to release the transcripts of the trial which took place 50 years ago. Such transcripts are routinely made available to the public and Mr Robertson last night said he was not aware of another case where relevant papers had not been disclosed.
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It is thought that 'covered-up' papers could clear Osteopath Stephen Ward
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The society fixer took a fatal overdose during his trial in 1963
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Geoffrey Robertson QC will publicly criticise the National Archive

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 11:45 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:36 EST, 11 March 2013 The Duchess of Cambridge does not hold a ‘single opinion’, according to Radio 4 presenter Sandi Toksvig. The 54-year-old comedienne compared Kate to the female characters of Jane Austen, who were unable to express themselves publicly because of 19th century attitudes towards women. The presenter, who hosts The News Quiz, said: ‘Kate Middleton is not enough for me. Criticism: Comic Sandi Toksvig (left) hit out at the Duchess of Cambridge (right) for not holding 'a single opinion' ‘We used to admire women who got their place in life through marriage and having children, but I like to think we’ve grown up a bit.
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Sandi Toksvig, 54, compared Kate to female characters of Jane Austen
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But Toksvig praises singer Cheryl Cole for 'still saying what she thinks'

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(CNN) -- Louis Oosthuizen delivered a masterful third-round display to take control of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, Massachusetts on Sunday to put the South African on the cusp of his first win in the U.S. The South African shot a super 63 as he reeled off nine birdies, including a tournament record of seven in a row from the fourth, to move to 19 under par. That birdie blitz enabled the 2010 British Open champion to move three shots clear of world number one McIlroy, who hit 67, with Tiger Woods (68) tied for third with fellow American Dustin Johnson (65).
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Louis Oosthuizen takes three-shot lead into Monday's final round of Deutsche Bank Championship
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South African cards 63 in third round, including nine birdies
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Oostuizen delivers tournament-record 29 on the front nine
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South African is searching for his first win in the U.S.

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By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 10:25 EST, 20 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 20 January 2014 Tradition: Lawrence Williams, 19, has moved 10,000 miles from Australia to Britain to become the fifth generation of his family to join the Royal Navy A teenager has moved 10,000 miles to become the fifth generation of his family to join the Royal Navy - continuing a loyal service spanning a century. Lawrence Williams, 19, has moved from Australia to Britain to follow in the seafaring footsteps of his father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather. The five family members have served their country for a combined 68 years since Ebenezer Hancock signed up at the outset of the Great War in 1914.
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Lawrence Williams, 19, following in the seafaring footsteps of his  father, grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather
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The five family members have served their country for a combined 68 years
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Ebenezer Hancock was the first to sign up at the outset of WW1 in 1914
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Edward Hancock, George Williams and Gareth Williams followed suit
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Lawrence says he was inspired by his family's adventures at sea
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He enlisted 50 years to the day since his grandfather George signed up

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With the Champions League group stages getting underway on Tuesday night, Sportsmail's experts pick their Euro stars for this year's competition. MARTIN KEOWN Who will win the tournament? The extra firepower of Robert Lewandowski and the added class of Xabi Alonso mean Bayern Munich are my tip. Robert Lewandowski (left) will spearhead Bayern Munich's Champions League charge Can the English teams compete? Chelsea and City are best equipped, Liverpool will relish being back and Arsenal are desperate to win it for Arsene Wenger. Which player will be the surprise star? A few years ago it was Gareth Bale taking Europe by storm. Can Raheem Sterling do the same? Both moved in from the wing and both are so exciting — it’s Sterling’s time to shine.
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Carlo Ancelotti's side will be looking to defend their title this season
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Liverpool return to the Champions League after five-year absence
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Chelsea will hope to replicate their 2012 triumph, while Manchester City and Arsenal will look to improve on last season's performances

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(CNN) -- On Tuesday night, President Barack Obama will deliver his fifth State of the Union message. He will declare to a dysfunctional Congress, weakened by years of gridlock, that the union is sound -- even if effectively only two-thirds of the government is functioning. Obama will discuss sustained growth in jobs, the economy and health care; partnering with the private sector; working with educators, mayors, governors -- anyone who's willing to get the job done. He'll outline plans to repair an endangered planet's environment, to strengthen our arms and cyber defenses, to put immigration reform behind us and a stronger workforce ahead of us.
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Donna Brazile says that a dysfunctional Congress won't stop a determined president
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Brazile: Obama nurturing programs that will bear fruit long after he leaves office
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Brazile: The loser in this system hasn't been Democratic Party, but our constitutional system

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(CNN) -- There are, of course, those massive stone statues of ancient legend lining its coast. Then there's the epic isolation -- more than 2,000 miles from the nearest population centers (Chile, Tahiti), it's one of the most remote inhabited places on the planet. But those aren't the only reasons to rank Easter Island ("Rapa Nui" to locals) high on your list of exotic travel wishes. Polynesian in culture, Chilean in nationality, this volcanic archipelago in the southeastern Pacific Ocean remains a vibrant center of unique Polynesian culture and otherworldly scenery. What's more, it's not hard to get to, with Chile's LAN Airlines making the five-hour flight from Santiago to Easter Island several times a week.
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There is more than the incredible moai on offer
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The island's top celebration is February's Tapati Festival
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Seafood meals are outstanding
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Several eco-lodges are a highlight for many visitors

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Question: @placeholder isn't a gourmet destination -- years of deforestation have led to a scarcity of local resources.


(CNN) -- You can take the man out of the uniform, but you can't take the uniform out of the man. Once a soldier, always a soldier. That's why, despite my cautious optimism regarding President Obama's recent announcement of the planned end of the Iraq war, I'm still a little wary. This isn't the first time a president has told me the war was over. On May 1, 2003, my men and I were in Kuwait, waiting for orders to move into Iraq. A young rifle platoon leader in the infantry, I knew just enough to be both eager and nervous. Everyone knows what happened next: the aircraft carrier, the flight suit, the Mission Accomplished banner. A declaration of an end to major combat operations.
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Paul Rieckhoff says he once was fooled into thinking the Iraq war was over
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After the "Mission Accomplished" speech, the real war began, he says
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Whatever happens after U.S. troops leave Iraq, the war will continue for America
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He says it could cost up to $1 trillion to care for the Iraq, Afghanistan veterans

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- A man walks around the side of a building, footsteps falling in time to the heartbeat of a driving pop soundtrack, pulls out a pistol and guns down another man. Tony Servillo as arch-manipulator and seven time Italian Prime Minister, Guilio Andreotti, in Paolo Sorrentino's "Il Divo." A montage of grisly murders follows, all with the same infectious pop song pounding in the background. It's edge-of-the-seat stuff and it's only the opening sequence of gifted Italian director Paolo Sorrentino's biopic of Italian politician Giulio Andreotti, "Il Divo." Sorrentino's film chronicles the career of probably the most important and controversial politico in Italy's recent history.
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Paolo Sorrentino's "Il Divo" chronicles the career of Italian politician Guilio Andreotti
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Seven time Prime Minister was implicated in 1990s political corruption scandal
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Film is a psychological study of man who has fascinated Italy for years
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Sorrentino found it hard to fund the film because people were scared of Andreotti

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By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 13:45 EST, 6 December 2012 | UPDATED: 15:15 EST, 6 December 2012 Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will produce one of its existing lines of Mac computers in the United States next year. In a series of interviews he revealed the giant will spend $100m to move a production line from China to the US. He also spoke about his relationship with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs - and denied claims he was 'like a robot'. Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed plans to move one of the firm's major production for its Mac computers to the US from China
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Apple boss Tim Cook revealed plan in first major interview
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Russia's deputy prime minister has tweeted a picture mocking Barack Obama's masculinity just days after the U.S. president announced a fresh wave of sanctions against the country. Dmitry Rogozin uploaded an image of Russian president Vladimir Putin posing with a leopard alongside an image of Obama holding a white poodle. The peculiar display of one-upmanship was captioned 'We have different values and allies,' making it clear what the Kremlin thinks of the U.S. president and his Western counterparts amid heightened tensions following the shooting down of flight MH17 in Ukraine, which left 298 people dead. Scroll down for video Mockery: Russian deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin uploaded this image of Russian president Vladimir Putin posing with a leopard alongside an image of Obama holding a white poodle
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Russia's deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin uploaded picture to Twitter
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Image captioned 'We have different values and allies' retweeted 1,000 times
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Mockery comes amid heightened tensions between Russia and the U.S. following the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in Ukraine

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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Two blasts shook a Nigerian government office Monday shortly after a rebel group sent out a message that it had planted bombs around the building, according to officials. No officials were hurt in the explosions in Warri in southern Nigeria, said Delta state government spokesman Linus Chima. It was not immediately known whether anyone else was wounded. The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) claimed responsibility. It was the group's first claim for an attack since calling off a cease-fire with the government in January. The bombs were mounted in vehicles located about 200 meters (656 feet) away from the building, Delta state Commissioner for Information Oma Djebah said in a statement. Officials were meeting in the building to discuss steps forward with amnesty given to militants who agreed to lay down their arms.
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Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) claimed responsibility
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No officials were hurt in the explosions in Warri in southern Nigeria
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MEND battling the government for fairer distribution of the country's oil wealth
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It was the group's first claim for an attack since calling off a cease-fire

Question: In an e-mailed message, @placeholder had warned of three planted bombs, with the first to be detonated remotely at 11:30 a.m. (6:30 a.m.


Lamma Island, Hong Kong (CNN) -- When my neighbor Jane Wilbor got on a Lamma ferry Tuesday, she did something she'd never done before with her three young children: She put on life preservers. "I wanted to show them how to get one out and put one on," said Wilbor, whose three children -- Louie, 10, James, 9, and 7-year-old Eddie -- are playmates with my son 4-year-old son, Jonah, in Pak Kok, a small village of a few dozen families on Lamma Island, one of hundreds of islands that make up Hong Kong. Our village was awoken by the sound of helicopters Monday night, as searchlights trained on the sea until the sunlight broke the next morning on a capsized boat just a few hundred meters offshore.
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The tragic boat collision that killed 38 people has rocked the island community of Lamma
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The island is home to about 5,000 people a half hour ferry ride from Hong Kong Island
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The waters around Hong Kong have some of the busiest boat traffic in the world
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Ferries carry 135,600 people each day around Hong Kong's major islands

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(CNN) -- To the rest of the world, Sweden seems to represent all that is enviably European. Scandinavia's largest country has a reputation for being stylish, progressive and glacially cool -- in short, everything the Eurovision Song Contest is not. So it may come as a surprise to some to learn that the Swedes take the annual song competition -- occasionally viewed by some of their neighbors as a bit of a joke -- very seriously indeed. Unlike in many other western European countries, the privilege of representing Sweden at the annual contest is hotly contested, through a grueling series of televised heats which have grown to become more popular than Eurovision itself.
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Sweden has a tradition of Eurovision success, having won the contest four times
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It selects its entry each year through a televised national song contest called "Melodifestivalen"
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The show is the highest rated program in Swedish history, more popular than Eurovision
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Sweden's 2012 entry, "Euphoria" by Loreen, was the bookies' favorite to win

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These are the adorable images of a baby who has formed a special bond with a sloth. Baby Alia, first met Daisy the sloth when was she was just two days old and the pair have been inseparable ever since. Daisy is almost like a real-life teddy bear for five-month-old Alia and the pair love to play and take naps together. Unlikely BFFs: a baby sloth called Daisy and adorable five-month-old Alia Baby Alia first met Daisy when she was just two days old and the two have been inseparable since Alia's parents Julia Heckathorn, 29 and Jason, 35, from Virginia, brought Alia home from the hospital the same day they welcomed four-month-old Daisy into their home.
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Baby Alia was introduced to Daisy when she was just two days old
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Mum works as an author, educating children on animal rights and care
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The pair have become best friends, playing and even napping together

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Click here to read Martin Samuel's full column. The funny thing is, some folk still wonder if Manchester United will get back to the top. It’s when. Not if. It is an absolute inevitability. And not long-term, either. Next season, maybe. If not, the year after. Louis van Gaal will bring the title to Old Trafford. That is what modern football demands, that is what the rules dictate. UEFA decided several years ago that they wanted football to remain exactly as it was that day, and introduced regulation to facilitate a natural order. They called it Financial Fair Play. And as on that day Manchester United were the biggest club in England, that is how they shall remain.
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There is only one club that can buy Lionel Messi if he is available
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FFP means Chelsea and Manchester City are out of the running
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United demonstrated a financial capability that outstripped all rivals
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READ: Messi and the truth about the Barcelona power struggle

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On CNN's "State of the Union," host and chief national correspondent John King goes outside the Beltway to report on the issues affecting communities across the country. This week, King traveled to North Carolina to look at the financial crisis' impact on health care. Doug Pegram, of North Carolina, is one of many unemployed Americans struggling with medical bills. WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (CNN) -- For Doug Pegram, it is on the one hand simple math: His medical bills cost roughly $300 a month and a health insurance policy would cost $550. "Two or three hundred dollars goes a long way," Pegram said. Especially when you are living on unemployment benefits.
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As jobless rate rises, so does the number of people without health insurance
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North Carolina patient pays twice as much for medication than when he was insured
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Dentist says economy causes some patients to consider treatment a luxury

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Chelsea’s players have been warned they will receive a verbal lashing from Derby County captain Richard Keogh if any of them try diving to win a penalty. Keogh witnessed the Chelsea performance branded ‘Swan Lake’ by Hull manager Steve Bruce and is not afraid to deliver personal rebukes to offenders. Head coach Steve McClaren also added his voice to the debate, calling for the FA to take retrospective action on simulation. It is a crime, he believes, on par with red-card tackles because ‘it can cost you the game’. Richard Keogh will given a stern talking to any Chelsea players who try to dive to win a penalty
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Derby face Chelsea in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night
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Rams skipper Richard Keogh is relishing the match up
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Keogh says that if any Chelsea player dives during the game they will get a verbal lashing from him
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Keogh says Jose Mourinho's side will not take Derby lightly
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The promotion hopefuls currently sit third in the Championship

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A school with pupils from more than 50 countries is to teach them all English as a foreign language. City of Leeds comprehensive, which has been transformed by the arrival of large numbers of migrants, is thought to be the first in the country to take the extraordinary step. At the last count it had on its books 55 nationalities and 50 languages or dialects, from Czech to Urdu. The multi-ethnic City of Leeds School is to teach English as a foreign language to all of its 314 pupils The school's head, Georgiana Sale, hopes giving the pupils a better grounding in English will boost results
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Native English speakers are a minority at 314-pupil City of Leeds School
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The head teacher says many students are not even literate in own language
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Georgiana Sale says: 'Sometimes we are the first to put a pen in their hand'
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All students will be taught English as a foreign language to raise standards
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The community secondary is judged to 'require improvement' by Ofsted
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Largest ethnic groups are of Pakistani, Czech, Roma and Traveller heritage

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Former NFL star Darren Sharper pleaded not guilty in a Los Angeles court Thursday in the alleged druggings and rapes of two women. Judge Renee Korn raised Sharper's bail to $1 million from $200,000 in response to a prosecution request to raise it to as high as $10 million. The judge also ordered Sharper not to frequent clubs, bars or any venue where alcohol is the primary item for sale. Korn also ordered Sharper "not be alone with any women he does not have a previous relationship with (from) prior to October 30, 2013," the date of the first alleged rape in Los Angeles County.
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Sharper is now under investigation in a sex case in a fifth state, Florida
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"It was all consensual contact with women," his attorney says in court
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Judge orders Sharper to not to be alone with women he met since first alleged rape
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Miami Beach police are investigating Sharper in latest case, detective says

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Washington (CNN)They are the care-givers who help nurse our nation's wounded warriors back to health, and some level of self-reliance. And until CNN got involved, the Department of Defense was about to significantly cut their reimbursements for lodging, meals, and incidentals, which allow them to do their important work. "My job (was) to be with my son pretty much 24/7," Morgen Hummel, the mother of Sgt. Adam Hartswick, told CNN. Hartswick, an Army senior combat medic, lost both his legs after an improvised explosive device detonated under him in Zhari Province, Afghanistan, in 2013. "Not only did my son lose his legs ... but then financially if you got to worry about -- is my house going to be here when I get back from tending to my son, that's a double whammy," Hummel said.
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NMAs, or "non-medical attendants" work with troops who have been severely wounded
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The Department of Defense was about to significantly cut funding for NMAs helping nurse our nation's wounded warriors
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CNN contacted the Pentagon, demanding to know why these crucial funds were being cut
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The Pentagon acknowledged the problem and fixed it immediately

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