AMMAN, Jordan (CNN) -- A 12-year-old Yemeni girl, who was forced into marriage, died during a painful childbirth that also killed her baby, a children's rights group said Monday. Fawziya Ammodi struggled for three days in labor, before dying of severe bleeding at a hospital on Friday, said the Seyaj Organization for the Protection of Children. "Although the cause of her death was lack of medical care, the real case was the lack of education in Yemen and the fact that child marriages keep happening," said Seyaj President Ahmed al-Qureshi. Born into an impoverished family in Hodeidah, Fawziya was forced to drop out of school and married off to a 24-year-old man last year, al-Qureshi said.
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Children's rights group draws attention to plight of child brides in Yemen
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12-year-old Yemeni girl Fawziya Ammodi died after painful three-day labor
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Fawziya left school and was forced to marry a 24-year-old man in 2008
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More than half of all young Yemeni girls are married off before the age of 18

Question: The @placeholder parliament tried in February to pass a law, setting the minimum marriage age at 17.


Uh-oh! These mischievous brothers certainly have some explaining to do after getting covered head-to-toe in paint. Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris following a dalliance with some art supplies. A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower, struggling to explain their purple and green glow. Uh-oh! These mischievous brothers certainly have some explaining to do after getting covered  in paint On camera: Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris after getting carried away with some art supplies A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower struggling to explain their purple and green glow
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Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris after getting carried away with some art supplies
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A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower struggling to explain their purple and green glow

Question: @placeholder hangs his head in admission that he should have stopped the painting session.


Water once flowed beneath the surface of Mars - and the warmer, wetter ancient planet could have been considerably more hospitable for life. Scans by spectrometers on board the Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiters have revealed 175 outcrops in Mars's Tyrrhena Terra mountains that are unmistakably 'weathered' by water. The rocks, found in craters, seem to have been 'carved' out from beneath the crust by asteroid impacts - and offer an insight into the planet's history, and what lies beneath the surface. The find proves water flowed beneath the surface of Mars for a 'long period', say the researchers.
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Rocky outcrops excavated from deep beneath surface by asteroid impacts
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Outcrops detected by Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance orbiters
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Hints that water flowed deep beneath the surface in Mars's past

Question: The spacecraft observations revealed hydrated silicate-bearing outcrops at 175 different sites in @placeholder, almost all of which are associated with ecrater walls and rims, and central uplifts inside craters.


Authorities say unemployment and drug addiction have spurred an increase in the destructive practice of cutting off the knobby growths at the base of ancient redwood trees to make decorative pieces like lacey-grained coffee tables and wall clocks. The practice — known as burl poaching — has become so prevalent along the Northern California coast that Redwood National and State Parks now closes the popular Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway at night in a desperate attempt to deter thieves. Law enforcement Ranger Laura Denny said that poachers have been stalking the remote reaches of the park with their chain saws and ATVs for decades, but lately the size and frequency of thefts have been on the rise.
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The poachers are after giant gnarled knots on the tree called burls where the interesting grain fetches more money
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Concerned park rangers say the giant scars leaves the 1,000-year-old organism vulnerable to fire and disease
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California has shut down long stretches of state park during the night, when the poachers tend to strike
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The beautiful redwood burl wood can be sold to make anything from pricy furniture to souvenirs
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The wood winds up in the homes of collectors worldwide

Question: He occasionally goes to @placeholder to buy burl, but it is tough to find any more, with almost all of the old growth that makes the best burls protected on public land.


(CNN) -- The intentional breach of a levee on the Mississippi River is helping to ease unprecedented flood pressure on other areas, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said. The Ohio River level had dropped about 1.7 feet at Cairo, Illinois, since Monday afternoon, before the blast, but that is expected to level off Wednesday. The breach, created when engineers detonated explosives late Monday night at Birds Point, Missouri, is sending 396,000 cubic feet of water per second onto 200 square miles of fertile Missouri farmland. The water is coursing across a floodway that Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon described as "literally the most productive part of our continent."
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Farmer says the sight of his submerged farm makes you "sick to your stomach"
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Operations seems to be working so far, official says
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Levees are breached at Birds Point and New Madrid, Missouri
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Record or near-record flooding is still forecast in at least eight states

Question: He warned that without punching a hole in the levee, massive flooding would threaten to inundate communities throughout the Mississippi and @placeholder river valleys.

Question: Some @placeholder residents were angered by the decision, saying it would destroy their communities and provide questionable benefit.


It was a horrific chapter in American history, but now some people who were sterilized against their will by the government may be getting compensation for what they endured. After going back and forth on the issue for 10 years, on Thursday the North Carolina legislature agreed to give $10 million to victims. If signed by the governor, North Carolina would become the first state to compensate sterilization victims. "It's been a long hard fight," said state Rep. Larry Womble, who championed the cause. "We're trying to correct a wrong." It's believed that the government of North Carolina sterilized more than 7,000 people between 1929 and 1974. Of those, only about 200 have come forward, according to Charmaine Fuller-Cooper, former director of the North Carolina Justice for Sterilization Victims Foundation.
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Thirty-three states had forced sterilization programs for much of the 20th century
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California's was the largest, sterilizing 20,000 people
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Lawmakers in North Carolina OK $10 million to go to those forcibly sterilized in that state
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It's believed NC sterilized more than 7,000 people between 1929 and 1974

Question: Under the eugenics laws in @placeholder, anyone could request that someone could be sterilized.


Chicago (CNN) -- Maggie Daley, the wife of a former Chicago mayor, died Thursday night after battling breast cancer. She was 68. Daley died about 6 p.m. at home "surrounded by family, including her husband, former Mayor Richard Daley, and her children, Nora, Patrick and Elizabeth," said Jacquelyn Heard, Daley's former spokeswoman and a family friend. "The mayor and his family would like to thank the people of Chicago for the many kindnesses they've shown Mrs. Daley over the years, and they appreciate your prayers during this time," Heard said. She died from complications from breast cancer, Heard said.
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Daley dies at home surrounded by her family
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She had been battling breast cancer, a family spokeswoman says
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President Barack Obama says she dedicated her life to public service

Question: "We are grateful to Maggie for lending her shining spirit to @placeholder in so many ways.


By Andrew Gimson Boris Johnson does not want to be Wayne Rooney, a star player who carries out someone else’s plan. He intends to be Louis van Gaal, the star manager who arrives on a mission to take the team back to the top of the league. But the Conservatives already have a manager. He is called David Cameron, and he has been running the side since 2005. Last week he sent a tweet from his holiday deckchair: ‘Great news that Boris plans to stand at next year’s General Election – I’ve always said I want my star players on the pitch.’
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Boris Johnson supporters said to be plotting to install him as Tory leader
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But Cameron and Osborne have the chance to achieve  victory in 2015

Question: This is the significance of the return of Boris: he is coming aboard as the man with the dash, the subversiveness and the acute sense of timing needed to overthrow @placeholder.


BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- She was called "the littlest refusenik," one of the many Soviet Jews denied permission to leave the Soviet Union because her father had been exposed to government secrets. But the case of Jessica Katz was special because she was a baby born with a nutritional deficiency that stopped her from growing. She was a tiny baby dying in a Moscow hospital, getting weaker by the day. It was U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy who, her parents say, eventually saved her life. Jessica was born in Moscow in 1977 with malabsorption syndrome, which prevented her from digesting food or milk properly. All she needed was baby formula, but it wasn't available in the Soviet Union.
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Jessica Katz was born with nutritional deficiency that stopped her from growing
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The Katzes were among many Soviet Jews denied permission to leave country
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Senator Kennedy traveled to Soviet Union, urged Brezhnev to let Katzes leave
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In U.S., Kennedy helped Boris Katz get a job and remained in touch with family

Question: "He's from the fanciest, most powerful family in @placeholder, and probably in the country, and he decided to spend his time helping out me and my family."

Question: And that may be the best thing @placeholder has left behind.


(CNN) -- Could a massive passenger jet slip past radar, cross international borders and land undetected? That's a key question investigators are weighing as they continue the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which vanished March 8 on a flight from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, bound for Beijing. Radar does have some blind spots, and it's possible to avoid being spotted by flying at low altitude, analysts told CNN. But experts are divided over whether that could be what happened to the missing Boeing 777-200ER. Jeffrey Beatty, a security consultant and former FBI special agent, says someone could have planned a route that avoided radar detection.
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NEW: Thai data bolster belief that the jet turned sharply westward
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Experts disagree over whether plane could have slipped past radar undetected
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Analyst: Radar blind spots could be determined "easily"
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Security consultant: Someone could have planned a route to avoid detection

Question: The @placeholder military was receiving normal flight path and communication data from the jet on its planned route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing until 1:22 a.m., when it disappeared from its radar.


By Kieran Corcoran A paranoid schizophrenic who axed his housemate to death after walking out of hospital left a note on the body saying: ‘I told doctors I am not safe’. Ahmed Ali, 39, told medics at the scandal-hit Oxleas Hospital Trust he had stopped taking his medication just days before killing Abdullah Barre Jama, 45, in a frenzied axe attack. He confessed to feeling tired and ‘persecuted’ and was due to be transferred to a psychiatric unit for further treatment. Discharged: Ali was allowed to walk out of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in South East London - and killed just three days later
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Ahmed Ali, 39, was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in South East London in 2009
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He told medics he had stopped taken his schizophrenia medication
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But he was still discharged and allowed to home to nearby Blackheath
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Three days later he killed housemate Abdullah Barre Jama, 25, with an axe
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Ali denied murder but admitted manslaughter at the Old Bailey

Question: ‘However, Mr @placeholder said he did not feel unsafe with the defendant.’


Liverpool cruised to a 4-1 win over Swansea to ease the pressure on Brendan Rodgers at Anfield. Alberto Moreno fired the hosts ahead before a brace from Adam Lallana, either side of Gylfi Sigurdsson's close range strike for Swansea. Former Red Jonjo Shelvey inadvertently completed the scoring by turning into his own net from a Jordan Henderson corner. Find out how the other players got on with Sportsmail's player ratings. LIVERPOOL (3-4-3): Simon Mignolet - 6.5 Little chance to keep out Gylfi Sigurdsson's strike but parried well from Bony chances and looked solid on return in goal. Liverpool keeper Simon Mignolet applauds the home crowd after returning to the starting line-up at Anfield
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Former Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana scored a brace in 4-1 win
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Jonjo Shelvey, who used to play for Liverpool, endured a miserable game
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The win pushes Liverpool level on points but above Swansea in eighth
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By Frances Hardy PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 4 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:51 EST, 4 June 2013 Tragic: Mother-of-two Shirely Pooley died of pneumonia aged just 51 three days after this picture was taken on Christmas Day 2010 The photo shows a smiling Shirley Pooley, her face radiating health and happiness. Taken on Christmas Day 2010, there is no clue that less than three days later she would be dead from pneumonia, aged just 51. The fact that her untimely death left behind a loving husband, Gary, and their two teenage children, Megan, then 19, and Gareth, 14, is tragedy enough. The thought that she could still be alive today had she not been failed by a shambolic out-of-hours doctor service adds another layer of anger and regret to her grieving family’s terrible loss.
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Shirley Pooley died just two days after becoming sick on Boxing Day 2010
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Despite her husband's calls to 111, no help arrived until he dialled 999
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‘I got the impression Shirley had fallen completely off the radar,’ he says.

Question: 'She was our linchpin': @placeholder pictured in 2003 with Megan, then 11, and Gareth, then six.


Cristiano Ronaldo is the best footballer in the world, according to Porto winger Ricardo Quaresma... and 'the other guy' Lionel Messi is behind him. The 31-year-old Portuguese international, who was previously at Barcelona and Chelsea, spoke to reporters ahead of his country's friendly against Argentina on Tuesday, refusing to speak about Messi by name. 'Cristiano is the best in the world. The other guy goes behind him,' Quaresma said. Ricardo Quaresma (left) thinks that Cristiano Ronaldo (right) is the best player in the world The friendly match between Portugal and Argentina has been billed as Ronaldo vs Lionel Messi '[It] is a match that is not of great interest but perhaps there will be extra motivation because Argentina have great players.'
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Portugal face Argentina in a friendly at Old Trafford on Tuesday night
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The match sees Cristiano Ronaldo return to his old hunting ground
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Ricardo Quaresma has said that Ronaldo is the best player in the world
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He refused to refer to Lionel Messi by name, calling him 'the other guy'

Question: Prior to the match, around 36,000 @placeholder seats had been sold, with only the 'inner bowl' of the stadium in use.


She likes Target, the Food Network and sun-dried tomatoes. She loves taking pictures of her dog Beast, and admits to checking her phone "every five seconds." Priscilla Chan vaulted into the spotlight on Saturday when it was revealed she had married longtime boyfriend Mark Zuckerberg -- billionaire and Facebook founder. The wedding, according to media reports, came within days of Chan's graduation from medical school at the University of California, San Francisco. The two met more than nine years ago while both were studying at Harvard. In a 2005 Harvard Crimson story about Zuckerberg leaving the university, he is quoted as asking Chan, identified as a "passing friend," "Hey, Priscilla, do you want a job at the Facebook?"
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Priscilla Chan marries longtime boyfriend Mark Zuckerberg
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Chan reportedly has just graduated from medical school
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The two met at Harvard more than nine years ago

Question: The venture wasn't very successful, he said, but he picked up enough to talk with @placeholder's elderly grandmother.


Madrid (CNN) -- Chanting "they don't represent us," tens of thousands in Madrid railed early Sunday against Spain's government and austerity cuts -- venting their anger on the first anniversary of the so-called May 15 protest movement. The government earlier had given a 10 p.m. (4 p.m. ET) Saturday deadline for the crowd in the central Puerta del Sol plaza to disperse. Yet while their numbers appeared to thin somewhat by early Sunday, they remained a loud and vibrant presence in the square -- as a large number of police, stationed at a nearby government building and along side streets, looked on and let them be.
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NEW: Thousands in Madrid's Puerta del Sol plaza do a "silent shout" to protest cuts
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NEW: "The new government is the same," a woman says, claiming people are fed up
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Similar rallies are held in Barcelona and other cities around Spain
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The protests coincide with the anniversary of the launch of the May 15 movement

Question: And prior the latest protests, the new government -- which has vowed to maintain order and prevent a repetition of encampments in @placeholder and beyond -- urged police commanders to use "common sense" as to how they dealt with the latest round of public dissent.


By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 19:13 EST, 11 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:55 EST, 12 October 2013 The Guardian was under pressure to apologise last night for a  ‘disgraceful slur’ against Michael Gove by appearing to link his reforms to the deaths of Baby P and Hamzah Khan. Polly Toynbee suggested that the Education Secretary’s decision to dismantle Labour’s ContactPoint child protection database had made it easier for vulnerable youngsters to slip through the cracks. The online version of the veteran Left-wing columnist’s account was headlined: ‘It is the Baby Ps and Hamzah Khans who pay for this Tory vandalism: Michael Gove’s dismantling of successful schemes like ContactPoint has left abuse victims even more vulnerable.’
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Pressure on paper to apologise for 'disgraceful slur' against Michael Gove
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Polly Toynbee suggested decision to dismantle Labour's ContactPoint had made it easier for vulnerable children to slip through the net
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Online version headlined:  ‘It is the Baby Ps and Hamzah Khans who pay for this Tory vandalism'

Question: And @placeholder was not scrapped until August 2010 – nine months after Hamzah is thought to have died.


By Arthur Martin Funding: Experts who advise the Government on sugar consumption are under fire after it was revealed they receive funding from confectionery giants, including Coca Cola Experts who advise the Government on sugar consumption were under fire last night after it was revealed they receive funding from confectionery giants. Five out of eight members of a committee tasked with helping to tackle Britain’s obesity epidemic have  ‘worryingly close’ ties with the food industry, it was claimed. They include chairman Professor Ian Macdonald – one of the country’s leading nutritionists – who works as a paid advisor for Coca-Cola and Mars.
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Experts under fire for being paid to advise firms like Coca Cola and Mars
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Food giants being urged to cut sugar in products as it is 'the new tobacco'
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Doctors and academics say levels must drop by at least 30 per cent

Question: If @placeholder doesn’t step down, there will be real concerns that their recommendations will be prejudiced by commercial factors rather than scientific public health priorities.’


By Patrick Johnston Martin Demichelis fully deserves his recall to the Argentina squad while Carlos Tevez was never going to make it after failing to patch up his differences with coach Alejandro Sabella, forward Sergio Aguero said. Despite some sparkling form for Italian champions Juventus, Tevez has never been part of Sabella's plans and was again overlooked when the coach named his provisional 30-man squad for the tournament in Brazil on Tuesday. Manchester City striker Aguero, who is expected to line up alongside Lionel Messi and Gonzalo Higuain in a formidable front line for Argentina, believed a recall was never going to happen.
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Demichelis in Argentina's 30-man squad for World Cup
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Central defender has has detractors in the Premier League

Question: Proving people wrong: Demichelis has had major doubters since his move to @placeholder last season


Sen. Mary Landrieu is pushing leaders in both parties to vote this week to approve the Keystone XL pipeline -- a move that could boost the embattled Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee chairwoman's chances of winning another term. "This has been a project that has lingered far too long. It is clearly supported by 60 or more members of this body," Landrieu said on the Senate floor Wednesday, minutes after lawmakers kicked off their post-midterm election lame duck session. The Louisiana Democrat is fighting for her political life ahead of a Dec. 6 runoff election against Republican challenger Bill Cassidy.
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Sen. Mary Landrieu wants a vote this week to approve the Keystone XL pipeline
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If she succeeds, it could help her chances of winning re-election in a Dec. 6 runoff
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Landrieu's push highlights her influence on energy issues ahead of the election

Question: "Voters deserve a Senator that doesn't just show up in the 11th hour for political benefits, but will fight every day to create good jobs and economic opportunity for @placeholder."


By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 14:02 EST, 5 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:11 EST, 5 December 2013 News of Allesandra Pacchieri, the Italian woman whose baby delivered by caesarean section without her consent and then removed from her by Essex social services has shocked the nation over the past week. Ms Pacchieri was admitted to a psychiatric hospital in the UK while here for a training course. Her lawyers have launched a legal action in a bid to try to get her daughter back and have said the mother-of-three suffers from a relatively minor mental illness, a bipolar condition that can be treated with medication.
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Kelly McWilliams, 37, became depressed after her son died aged 10
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She admitted herself to hospital and made a good recovery
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Two years later she became pregnant
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She was told by a social worker during pregnancy that everything was fine
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Two social workers arrived when Kelly was in labour and told her they were taking her daughter immediately after birth
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Ultimately it took Kelly over four months to get baby Victoria back

Question: Clearly becoming emotional as she recalls the traumatic event Kelly explains: ‘They said to me “@placeholder we’re here because you’re not very well and we are going to be placing your baby into foster care two hours after you give birth”


Washington (CNN) -- The CIA created and controls a paramilitary force of 3,000 Afghans that conducts clandestine missions targeting al Qaeda and Taliban fighters in Pakistan, a U.S. official told CNN on Wednesday. The official described the force as "well-trained" and "effective." "You're talking about one of the finest Afghan fighting forces, which has made major contributions to security and stability," the official said. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the topic. The Counterterrorism Pursuit Teams were first revealed in a new book by Bob Woodward, associate editor at the Washington Post. "Obama's Wars," which lays out deep divisions in the Obama administration over Afghanistan strategy, will be released Monday.
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NEW: The teams stay in contact with "our allies in both Pakistan and Afghanistan," official says
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The paramilitary force is made up of 3,000 Afghans
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The Counterterrorism Pursuit Teams were first revealed Bob Woodward's new book
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Pakistan denies the presence of foreign forces

Question: A former U.S. counterterrorism official said a team would enter @placeholder to gather intelligence and to provide targeting information to help the CIA take out suspected terrorists with missiles from unmanned aircraft.

Question: The United States has "cut into their ability to plot, plan and train, but they remain very dangerous, and they are still the hub to all spokes, the heart of @placeholder," the U.S. official said.


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- A Haitian attorney representing 10 Americans charged with kidnapping for trying to take 33 children out of Haiti told CNN Sunday he has resigned. Edwin Coq said he had quit as a lawyer for the Americans. It wasn't immediately clear who would replace him. "I know that they have been looking at other lawyers," said Phyllis Allison, mother of one of those detained, Jim Allen. "They don't know what to do." The 10 missionaries, including group leader Laura Silsby, were charged Thursday with kidnapping children and criminal association. Coq had said that court hearings would be held Monday and Tuesday for his clients, who have been split up at two prisons.
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Ten Americans "have been looking at other lawyers," mother of one detainee says
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Edwin Coq was trying to get Americans released, blamed group leader for legal troubles
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Americans charged with kidnapping for trying to take 33 children out of Haiti
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Leader knew she didn't have legal document to let her take children out, Coq says

Question: He has tried to get the Americans released, though he has also blamed @placeholder for the missionaries' legal troubles.


By Ruth Styles Resplendent in a bright pink striped dress, a fluorescent shell and bead necklace and a gleaming lion skin robe, Meekulu Mwadinohmo looks every inch the Queen. One of the Namibia's last tribal monarchs, Queen Meekulu, leader of the Okwanyama tribe, offered photographer Eric Lafforgue a rare glimpse into her world and allowed him inside the royal palace, which is protected by an elaborate labyrinth. From within her sprawling thatched palace, she rules over the Okwanyama's 55 villages with the help of a council, or board, whose members she chooses herself and can fire at will. Indeed, according to Lafforgue, she did so just before the visit on the grounds that the offending councillor was 'lazy'.
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Queen Meekulu Mwadinohmo rules the Okwanyama people of Nambia's northern Ovamboland region
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She took the throne in 2005 after being elected by tribal elders and lives in a palace concealed within a labyrinth
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Says Queen Elizabeth II should visit and learn from the traditions of her people
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Role includes managing the omaada or royal granary which is opened when famine strikes
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A widow, she lives with her four children and has adopted an HIV positive boy who lives in the palace

Question: Friends: When the Queen was reinstated after @placeholder regained independence, younger members of the tribe welcomed her back


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:38 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 04:49 EST, 26 June 2013 The new girlfriend of a Washington man accused of bludgeoning to death his estranged wife gave a bizarre interview to a local TV station conceding he could be guilty. Alan Smith has been named a suspect in the brutal murder of Susann Smith in her Bothell, Washington home, in February. While Smith's new girlfriend of just over a month, Love Thai, stands by him, she made a startling admission to KOMO-TV in a recent sit-down interview about the possibility of Smith's guilt.
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As police hone in on Alan Smith over the brutal slaying of his estranged wife, the 37-year-old has given a bizarre interview about the former 'love of his life'
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Smith told KOMO-TV he did not kill Susann Smith, who he once loved
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His new girlfriend Love Thai said she doesn't know what her new lover is capable of

Question: In a sit-down interview with KOMO-TV hours before he was arrested on Thursday, a barefoot Smith said he once loved @placeholder.


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius will go on trial on March 3, accused of premeditated murder in the death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. At a hearing Monday, prosecutors indicted Pistorius in the Valentine's Day shooting death. Pistorius has been charged with planned and premeditated murder, which comes with a mandatory sentence of life behind bars. The indictment says "the accused did unlawfully and intentionally kill a person." Pistorius also was indicted for allegedly violating South Africa's firearms control act. In South Africa, people can possess ammunition only if they're licensed to own a gun, and their ammunition must be specific to that weapon. Pistorius has acknowledged storing ammunition for a gun his father owned.
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Oscar Pistorius is indicted in a Valentine's Day shooting death
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Monday would have been the 30th birthday of Reeva Steenkamp, his dead girlfriend
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Pistorius says he mistook her for a home invader when he shot her in February
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The Olympic sprinter's trial will begin in March 2014, a prosecutor says

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(CNN) -- A video of a British man and his Saudi wife being assaulted by members of Saudi Arabia's religious police has gone viral across the Arab world. The video, which shows a man in a headscarf leaping off a car to attack another man in a parking lot, was filmed after the couple reportedly used a women-only cashier line at a supermarket in Riyadh. In a statement published on the website of a well-known Saudi writer and blogger, the British man said that while he and his wife were shopping, they noticed three young men who looked "religious" following them. As they were going through the cashier line reserved for women and families, he said the men "started pushing and shoving" and verbally abusing them.
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Video shows Saudi Arabia's religious police attacking British man and his Saudi wife
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The couple reportedly used a women-only cashier line at a supermarket in Riyadh
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Office of head of religious police (CPVP) says video is authentic, condemns attack as "unacceptable"
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CPVP says four of its members have been transferred to administrative jobs outside Riyadh

Question: The @placeholder national said the three men "attacked" him after he took a photo of them on his phone, according to the online statement attributed to him.

Question: He is British, married to a Saudi woman and they have been living in @placeholder for years."


(CNN) -- Courtney Hight told herself not to cry as police handcuffed her outside the White House. "I knew I was doing the right thing," she said. "So I did not cry." On a cloudy day last month Hight, a former member of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, took a huge career risk and joined more than 1,200 protesters who were demanding that President Obama deny a building permit for Keystone XL, a planned oil pipeline that would stretch from Alberta, Canada, to Texas. The project, the protesters say, threatens to poison ground water across the heartland and extend America's reliance on climate-changing fossil fuels.
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Green advocates worry Obama softening on environment
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Environmentalists call on Obama to stop oil pipeline
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White House defends its record on "clean energy economy"
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Arrested ex-White House adviser: Obama "made a promise"

Question: "I am absolutely certain that generations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that ... this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal," @placeholder said during the speech.


(CNN) -- The Minerals Management Service, a division within the Interior Department, was a troubled agency long before the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and the recent revelations of employee misconduct. The agency -- which oversees U.S. offshore drilling, including the Gulf of Mexico -- has come under fire for mismanagement, questionable conduct and cozy relationships with industry officials. The MMS issued permits for the Deepwater Horizon drill rig -- contracted by BP -- which exploded on April 20. The explosion killed 11 people and resulted in an oil spill that is threatening parts of the Gulf. Interior Department Secretary Ken Salazar, during an appearance Wednesday before the House Committee on Natural Resources, said he was trying to change the agency's culture and its structure, which some critics say leads to mismanagement.
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Minerals Management Service has a troubled history, government reports say
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Report: Inspectors got meals, tickets to sports events from companies they monitored
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Interior Department chief Ken Salazar says he's trying to change MMS culture, structure
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MMS Director Elizabeth Birnbaum has been fired, sources say

Question: At a @placeholder subcommittee hearing Thursday, Salazar insisted Birnbaum had resigned "on her own terms and own volition."


(The Hollywood Reporter)It's been nearly six months since Robin Williams' death, and in the last two, the late comedian's family have entered into a dispute over the personal property his trust assigns each of them. On one side is his widow, Susan Williams, who filed a petition in December for a court's interpretation of the trust. On the other are his three children by previous marriages, Zachary, Zelda and Cody, who dispute the reading she provides. The dispute centers on the two houses Williams owned at the time of his death — one in Napa and one in Tiburon, California. Susan's filing calls the Tiburon house the "marital abode," and the trust, which her late husband most recently amended in 2010, before their marriage in 2011, grants her the Tiburon residence and its contents upon his death.
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Robin Williams' widow, children at odds over trust designations
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Dispute centers on two houses Williams owned
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Famed comedian, actor died August 11, 2014

Question: She claims her husband wished "to allow her to stay in their @placeholder home as it was during their marriage," and therefore the paragraph should be read to cover only the items in the Napa house, not those in the Tiburon house.


(CNN) -- So used to being the only British man in the second round at grand slams -- especially outside Wimbledon -- Andy Murray will have company at the U.S. Open. Although Murray didn't play his first-round match against Michael Llodra on Monday, the defending champion is fully expected to defeat the French veteran. And if he indeed gets to the round of 64, he will find qualifier Dan Evans alongside him. Evans became the first men's player outside the top 150 in the world rankings to defeat a top-15 rival at the U.S. Open in six years when he dispatched Japan's Kei Nishikori.
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Daniel Evans pulls off a major upset on the opening day of tennis' U.S. Open
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Evans, ranked 179th, beats No. 11 seed Kei Nishikori in straight sets in New York
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Venus Williams, Agnieszka Radwanska and Li Na were first-round women's winners
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James Blake will retire after the U.S. Open, putting an end to his 14-year pro career

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(CNN)Are you stoned? That's the message Pope Francis seemed to be sending lawmakers Friday, saying the growing worldwide trend toward legalizing recreational drugs is a very, very bad idea. "Drug addiction is an evil, and with evil there can be no yielding or compromise," he told participants at the International Drug Enforcement Conference in Rome. The Pope's call isn't shocking. Francis has spoken of the dangers of drug use before. But it lends his voice and the authority of the Catholic Church to the growing worldwide debate over legalizing or at least decriminalizing some recreational drugs, most notably marijuana.
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Legalizing drug use is a bad idea, Pope Francis says
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"There can be no yielding or compromise" to the evil of drugs, he says
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Public sentiment isn't with him; most Americans at least now favor legalization
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Uruguay recently legalized marijuana, and Jamaica is set to decriminalize it soon

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Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- Iran has sentenced a former U.S. Marine to death, accusing him of espionage. A court convicted Amir Mirzaei Hekmati of "working for an enemy country," as well as membership in the CIA and "efforts to accuse Iran of involvement in terrorism," the semi-official Fars news agency reported Monday. Hekmati's family and the U.S. government deny the allegations. The sentence came down five months after Hekmati's arrest. The news came amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed Monday that uranium enrichment has begun at a nuclear facility in northern Iran. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was on a visit to Venezuela, where President Hugo Chavez said the two of them were working together to stop the "imperial insanity" of the United States.
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White House: The U.S. takes the matter "very seriously"
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An Iranian court finds Amir Hekmati "corrupt on Earth," state media say
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He was arrested in August while visiting relatives
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Prosecutors allege he was hired to deliver information to Iran

Question: Three @placeholder hikers, also accused of spying, were arrested in 2009 and ultimately released.


(CNN) -- After churning through the Caribbean and chugging up the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Isaac made landfall over southeastern Louisiana on Tuesday night -- bringing with it sustained winds of 80 mph and torrential, stinging rains. According to the National Hurricane Center, the storm's center moved over land in Plaquemines Parish at 6:45 p.m. (7:45 p.m. ET) -- one day before the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, which left nearly 1,800 dead and caused billions of dollars worth of damage along the Gulf Coast. Isaac's eye then "wobbled westward" and moved back over Gulf waters, and by 10 p.m. CT was centered about 75 miles southeast of Houma, Louisiana -- all while keeping its strength as it lashed those onshore.
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NEW: Storm surges of over 10 feet are reported in Shell Beach, Louisiana
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NEW: Isaac's eye is 75 miles from New Orleans, but the city has been impacted already
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Around 220,000 Entergy Louisiana customers don't have power
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The storm may get even stronger as it moves inland, the hurricane center says

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Supermarkets throughout the UK are selling halal and kosher meat from animals that have not been pre-stunned before having their throats cut. It recently emerged that British retailers and restaurants are quietly switching to halal meats in their products and meals, leaving customers opposed to the practice - seen by some as causing unnecessary suffering to the animal - in the dark. Asda, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Morrisons all sell meat from non-stunned animals produced by specialist halal suppliers, such as the London-based Haji Babab Halal Meats. British supermarkets are selling halal meat, where animals are not stunned before they are slaughtered. Pictured, chickens after ritual slaughter in a halal abattoir in Burgundy, France
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Major retailers across Britain selling meats from Islamic butchers
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Some shoppers object to practice of not stunning animals before slaughter
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Supermarkets say all halal meats are clearly labelled
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They claim they are simply responding to their customer's demands

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By Associated Press An Ohio man who says he is the keeper of the seal of St. Peter and immune from U.S. law has been ordered held without bond on charges that he issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be part of his movement. Sixty-year-old James T. McBride was denied bond Wednesday at a hearing in federal court in Alexandria. Prosecutors say McBride represents himself as the leader of 'Divine Province' and promises people they can avoid taxes and debts if they pay to enroll in his society. James T. McBride, who says he immune from U.S. law, has been ordered held without bond on charges that he issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be part of his movement
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James T. McBride says he is not a U.S. citizen and that his authority comes from 'Divine Law'
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Part of a growing movement of 'sovereign citizens' rejecting formal U.S. citizenship
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Authorities claim he's issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be in his movement

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Washington (CNN) -- As soon as Air Force One touched down in Indiana on Friday, Gov. Mike Pence met President Barack Obama on the tarmac with a plea: Expand the state's access to government-sponsored health insurance. The catch: Pence wants to do it with a conservative twist. At least, that's how he's selling his proposal. And his political future could hinge on whether the first-term Republican can convince conservatives that he's not just rebranding Obamacare. Pence has spent much of his first two years in office trying to strike a bargain on one of the health care law's core components. Indiana will expand Medicaid coverage, Pence says, but only if it's allowed to do it through a tweaked version called the "Healthy Indiana Plan," which also requires users to make small payments into health savings accounts.
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Mike Pence urged President Obama to OK Indiana's proposal to expand health coverage
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Pence says Indiana's plan is a departure from traditional Medicaid because it includes health savings accounts
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But conservatives are accusing Pence, a possible 2016 GOP presidential contender, of embracing Obamacare

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By Martin Bagot PUBLISHED: 12:42 EST, 12 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 13 December 2012 It's a tiring life for little Bueno after the ordeal of being rejected by his mum only to be adopted by his keeper at the monkey centre where he lives. The woolly monkey was snubbed by his mum Sara after a birth that took everyone by surprise. But the endangered baby monkey has now found himself a surrogate mother in the form of monkey expert Dr Alison Cronin. Full name Bueno Junior, he is one of just a handful of woolly monkeys to be born in captivity in the world.
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Woolly monkey Bueno is one of only a handful to be born in captivity
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Shock birth takes everyone by surprise at Monkey World in Dorset

Question: @placeholder has taken the tiny cuddly creature under her wing and feeds him bottles of milk and handfuls of rice four times a day.


Born out of the Iraqi War in 2003, Islamic State's deadly grip has stretched across the Middle East and into northern-Africa where today, only the Mediterranean Sea separates the militants from Europe. It has conquered regions of Iraq, Syria and recently Libya while building a terrifying support structure in Turkey, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt's Sinai Province, Afghanistan, Tunisia and Algeria. And this tyrannical expansion is all part of its 'global strategy' to seize control of destablised countries while 'engaging in all-out battle against the West,' The Institute for the Study of War told MailOnline. Counter-terrorism analyst Harleen Gambhir said: 'What we've started to see is ISIS has begun to accelerate its operation to activate these sleeper groups that its reaching out to and it's having international effects.'
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ISIS began as Al-Qaeda in Iraq in 2004 and militants had just 1,000 soldiers, but it has grown to more than 30,000
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Reach of ISIS now spans Middle East and northern Africa, with only the Mediterranean sea separating from Europe
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Terrorist groups around the world now pledging allegiance to Islamic State as groups seize destabilised countries
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Experts say ISIS' control in Libya could create potential 'disaster scenario' and coalition airstrikes are fueling the militants' manipulative propaganda
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ISIS has 31,500 loyal fighters according to CIA but estimates place this far higher at around 200,000 militants

Question: When it expanded into Syria in April 2013, it finally transformed into the Islamic State of Iraq in Syria (@placeholder) as it exists today.


(CNN) -- AC Milan are all but through to the quarterfinals of the Champions League after thrashing Arsenal 4-0 at the San Siro on Wednesday. Brazilian striker Robinho scored twice as the Serie A champions dominated the first leg of the last-16 tie with the north London club. Kevin Prince Boateng put Milan ahead in the 15th minute with a sumptuous half-volley after chesting down a chipped pass from Alberto Nocerino. The Ghana midfielder's strike flew in off the underside of the bar leaving Wojciech Szczesny with no chance. Robinho doubled the lead seven minutes before the break heading home a cut-back from Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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AC Milan demolish Arsenal 4-0 at the San Siro to almost guarantee place in last eight
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Zenit St Petersburg beat Benfica 3-2 in first leg of last 16 encounter
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Juventus drop points on the road in Serie A to stay in second behind AC Milan

Question: @placeholder's 10th draw of the league season (and their sixth on the road) means that AC Milan still head the league table but only by one point.


Wall-E or Johnny 5? Or how about loyal "Jetsons" maid Rosie? Which of those fictional robots deserves a space in the Robot Hall of Fame? Or in the real world, how about the robots that troops use to dispose of bombs, or one that's made it all the way to the International Space Station? For the first time, you get to help decide. Created in 2003 at Carnegie Mellon University, the Robot Hall of Fame recognizes excellence in robotics technology, both real and fictional. So far, the hall has honored 21 robots, including such robo-stalwarts as NASA's Mars Sojourner, Honda's ASIMO and R2-D2 and C-3PO from "Star Wars."
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The public can vote on this year's inductees to the Robot Hall of Fame
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The hall, at Carnegie Mellon University, honors both real and fictional robots
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Previous inductees include NASA's Mars Sojourner, C-3PO and R2-D2
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Voting, at the hall's website, is open until September 30

Question: • Johnny 5, a prototype military robot that learns to embrace life in the 1986 science-fiction comedy "@placeholder";


(CNN) -- Vladimir Putin's gala address before Russian parliamentarians and officials Tuesday surprised no one when he announced Russia's annexation of Crimea. The interesting part was his distorted view of Russian history, and his proclamation that a bizarre kind of simultaneously aggrieved and aggressive hyper-nationalism is now Russia's official ideology. In discussing Ukraine, however, Putin seemed to go out of his way to suggest he had no aggressive intentions and was not planning to divide the rest of the country. Listening to Putin, one could easily forget that Russia is and for many centuries has been the largest country in the world and that it acquired its territories by imperialist expansion often accompanied by genocide and ethnic cleansing.
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Alexander J. Motyl: Putin describes both an aggrieved and aggressive Russia
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Motyl: He rewrites history, portraying Russia as a victim of the West and Communists
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Motyl: Putin says Russia has the right to be a bully, dismisses its previous abuses
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Motyl: West must hold him to his statements that he wants peace with Ukraine

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After being smacked in the face by wave upon wave of sex abuse scandals for the past decade, it's easy to feel nothing but angry or numb. So Joe Paterno's statue came down, a slew of dioceses went bankrupt, and thousands of once-secret documents about molesters in the Boy Scouts will soon be made public. It's fair to ask: Have we learned anything? That makes it a good time to step back and look beyond individual villains to the big picture. When you put together the stories of Penn State, the Roman Catholic Church, the Boy Scouts and other organizations hit by abuse scandals, you see they reacted in much the same way. Their behavior was shocking, but it was more common than we knew.
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Patrick Boyle: Boy Scout child sex abuse -- this kind of scandal is way too familiar
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For decades, he says, trusted institutions ignored abuse in order to protect themselves
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But lawsuits, publicity have brought this into the light and spurred improvements, he says
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Boyle: Organizations gearing up to prevent it, kids more likely to report and be believed

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Mohammed Abu Khedair, a Palestinian teenager who was abducted and killed in Jerusalem this week, died from being burned alive and hit on the head with a blunt object, according to Palestinian General Prosecutor Mohammed al-Auwewy, citing a medical autopsy. Al-Auwewy said the autopsy discovered traces of smoke inside the lungs of the 16-year-old, indicating that it was inhaled while the fire was burning. Mark Regev, spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said his country is aggressively investigating the killing. "We'll get to the bottom of it and catch those responsible," he told CNN on Saturday. Relatives accuse Israeli forces of beating visiting U.S. teen.
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Israeli military: 10 sites targeted in Gaza "following constant rocket fire"
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16-year-old Palestinian Mohammed Abu Khedair was burned alive, prosecutor says
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Spokesman for Israeli PM says Israel is aggressively investigating the killing
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His U.S. cousin was beaten a day later by uniformed men, relatives say

Question: It also warned if Netanyahu "brings a war on @placeholder, the gates of hell will open to him."


(CNN) -- Trayvon Martin went out to buy some Skittles -- and was shot dead before he made it home. The case is horrifying, maddening, grotesque. And -- perhaps worst of all -- there may be nothing Florida law enforcement can do about it. As the world now knows, the 17-year-old Martin walked to a store in Orlando to buy some snacks on the night of February 26. George Zimmerman, a volunteer Neighborhood Watch captain, thought the boy looked suspicious and called 911. The 911 operator told Zimmerman to keep his distance -- police would be sent -- but there was a confrontation between Zimmerman and Martin. Martin was killed with a single shot to the chest. Florida authorities have not arrested Zimmerman, and federal authorities recently joined the investigation.
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Jeffrey Toobin: Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot dead out buying candy in horrifying case
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"Stand your ground" law allows killing if shooter feels "reasonably" threatened, he says
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Toobin: Law means alleged shooter's killing is justified by his own perception of threat
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Trayvon no longer here to give his side, Toobin says

Question: In this case, then, the question is whether @placeholder was in such a place and felt reasonably threatened.


When 66-year-old actress Alison Steadman recently revealed she has no time for expensive face creams and moisturises with Nivea Crème to keep her skin looking youthful, I rejoiced. I have been using budget face creams for 33 years, ever since my mother bought me my first pot of Ponds Dry Skin cream, aged 13, and told me it was all I'd need for a great complexion. She'd also started using it when she was a teenager and, while she's never set foot in a beauty salon, her skin still looks incredible at 71. Put to the test: Claire Cisotti applied the different creams to each side of her face for a month to see which was better
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Alison Steadman, 66, recently said she doesn't use expensive face creams
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She, Kate Winslet and Joan Collins moisturise with Nivea Crème
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Can a potion that costs just over £1 really compete with a luxury brand?
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Claire Cisotti put them to the test for a month

Question: Bargain  buyers: Actresses Alison Steadman, left , and Kate Winslet are said to use @placeholder cream

Question: Result: The @placeholder cream performed better according to the scans


By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 13:25 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:51 EST, 24 April 2013 Charges have been dropped against a Mississippi man charged with sending ricin-laced poison letters to President Barack Obama, a U.S. senator and a state judge after his lawyer argued that he has been framed by a former friend. 'I've never heard of ricin or whatever. I thought they said rice. I told them I don't eat rice,' Kevin Curtis said at a press conference today, describing the moment he was questioned by federal authorities. Defense lawyer Christi McCoy said whoever framed her client was able to lead the FBI to his door simply by including Curtis' catch-phrase 'I'm KC and I approve this message' and a few other clues in the threatening notes that were mailed to Washington.
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Kevin Curtis was set free on Tuesday after the FBI arrested him last week based on clues included in the poison letters sent to three politicians
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Defense lawyer said Curtis was framed by former friend who wrote Curtis' online catchphrase in the notes: 'I'm KC and I approve this message'
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Attorney claims FBI should be investigating J. Everett Dutschke, a former political candidate and accused child molester
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Dutschke had a disagreement and a harsh email exchange with Curtis recently, lawyer says

Question: '@placeholder is absolutely 100 per cent innocent,' McCoy told CNN today.

Question: I love my country and would never do anything to pose a threat to him or any other @placeholder official,' Curtis said Tuesday.


My daughters Lily and Clio were barely conceived before I found out what sex they were. For both, I had private scans at 12 weeks, not only because I wanted to check if they were healthy, but also to find out their gender. So by doing so, have I committed the alarming-sounding new crime of ‘moral kitsch’ - as author Ian McEwan would have it – and consigned my daughters to a ghastly 'pink fate’? Speaking at the Hay Festival at the weekend the Booker Prize-winning novelist, who has penned books such as Atonement and On Chesil Beach, strayed into the subject of discovering a baby's gender before it is born.
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Novelist Ian McEwan says finding out sex of baby is 'moral kitsch'
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Also says it confers a 'blue or pink fate' on a child before it is born
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Award-winning author was talking at the Hay Festival
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Strayed onto subject when discussing the sex of his characters
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Parenting expert Tanith Carey, 47, found out her babies genders as soon as possible
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She hits back explaining knowing the gender can be essential
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The wife of an American Christian pastor imprisoned in Iran for evangelizing is praying for a miracle as she awaits her husband's impending trial and possible death sentence. Naghmeh Abedini, who lives near Boise, Idaho, has been told by her husband’s attorneys that she should expect the worst at Monday's trial, where Saeed Abedini, a father of two, faces the capital charge of compromising national security. Those who have been following Mr Abedini’s trial believe the charges are directly related to his work nearly a decade ago when he started a house church movement in the Islamic country. Deep fear: Naghmeh Abedini, the wife of American Christian pastor Saeed Abedini, who was imprisoned in Iran for evangelizing, is praying for a miracle as she awaits her husband's impending trial and possible death sentence
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In November of 2005, Christian pastor Saeed Abedini, 32, and his wife Naghmeh, 35, were forced to flee Iran for evangelizing in the Islamic country
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In 2009, the couple decided to return to Iran and take a chance facing the charges against them
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Mr Abedini was arrested and sent back to the U.S.
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Last summer, the pastor and father of two went back to Iran to help open an orphanage with the state’s backing, his wife says
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He was arrested again and now faces trial on Monday

Question: ‘He loves the @placeholder, but he missed his family,’ Ms Abedini said.


By Chris Pleasance One of Germany's most famous fortune tellers is fighting for her life in intensive care after being stabbed repeatedly by a man unhappy with her advice. The fortune teller Zagorka Jovanovic, 68, who advertises on white magic websites as Esmeralda aus Bilk, charged hundreds of euros for a sitting in which she claimed to use the spiritual world to settle relationship disputes. But she was stabbed outside her flat in Dusseldorf, a city in western Germany, by Turkish man Metin Kolkilic, after advising his lover to leave him. Zagorka Jovanovic, 68, who goes by the name of Esmeralda aus Bilk, is fighting for her life in hospital after being repeatedly stabbed on her doorstep by a man unhappy with one of her readings
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Zagorka Jovanovic, 68, repeatedly stabbed on her doorstep in Dusseldorf
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Was attacked by Metin Kolkilic after advising his lover to leave him
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Kolkilic is now on the run and police think he may be in Turkey

Question: According to police 43-year-old @placeholder had started a relationship with a local woman after she had walked out on her previous partner.


By Julian Gavaghan PUBLISHED: 09:38 EST, 11 May 2012 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 11 May 2012 A ‘sadistic’ father has been ordered to spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his ex-partner and their two-year-old daughter in a jealous rage. David Oakes, 50, stormed Christine Chambers’ house and blasted her and their daughter Shania with a shotgun just weeks after the family gained a restraining order against him. Beforehand, he subjected Miss Chambers to ‘degrading assaults’ by forcing her to strip and cutting chunks from her hair. He then wounded his face with the gun himself following the attack last June.
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David Oakes planned savage shotgun attack in 'elaborate detail' after deciding that the 'last hours of their lives would be terrifying
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He tortured Christine Chambers while daughter ignoring his terrified daughter Shania's cry to stop
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Judge  Mr Justice Fulford said attack was 'needless' as he jailed 'sadistic' Oakes indefinitely
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Police release new mugshot of Oakes, who had a history of violence, that was taken on a previous arrest - but they refused to reveal when or why

Question: man was going to be @placeholder's partner or act as Shania's father,’ the


(CNN) -- Larry and Jane Glazer were alike in so many ways, from their individual successes in business to their shared loved of adventure -- and flying. The couple helped lead and reshape Rochester, New York, for decades. They were believed to be the only passengers aboard a small plane that flew Friday -- unresponsive and with its windows fogging over -- down the East Coast, over stretches of open ocean and over Cuba before crashing off the coast of Jamaica. The U.S. Coast Guard on Sunday called off its search for the plane's wreckage. While entrepreneurship was the bedrock of their business success, their impact on the city in upstate New York extended far beyond corporate offices and financial reports.
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Larry Glazer helped reshape Rochester through his development firm since 1970
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Jane Glazer became an entrepreneur after quitting her teaching job in 1983
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She sold microwave cookware through catalogs and the Internet
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The couple loved adventure and flying planes

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(CNN) -- After failing to find her teenage son on the grounds of Danvers High School, Diana Chism called police in the small northeastern Massachusetts town where she lives with her three children. The call came on 6:34 p.m. on October 22 -- one in a long series of contacts and pieces of old-fashioned police work that helped crack a case that shocked the quiet New England town of 26,000. The mother's desperate call was one of the first items in a police affidavit that chillingly chronicled the killing of popular high school teacher Colleen Ritzer, 24, allegedly at the hand of shy student-athlete Philip Chism, 14.
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Court documents provide detailed timeline of case that shocked New England town
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Affidavit chronicles killing of popular teacher and the arrest of one of her students
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Prosecutors have said they will seek to try Philip Chism, 14, as an adult
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Colleen Ritzer, 24, was found, brutally slain, on October 23

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(CNN) -- Incredible architecture and art are splendid and interesting enough but when I go to Italy, I want to eat. Which is why, after a dozen trips to the country, I decided to settle into the city of Bologna for a few weeks and consume as much as I possibly could. Now, every Italian will tell you that their region makes the best food. But for many, the best Italian food comes from the region of Emilia-Romagna, of which Bologna is the capital. Meat ragu, tortellini, lasagna, parmigiano cheese, mortadella, coppa and balsamic vinegar -- all have roots here and the resulting regional dishes are truly sublime.
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Emilia-Romagna's rich local ingredients have earned the region high praise in food circles
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From a simple cappuccino to a perfectly prepared pasta dish, Bologna holds many pleasures
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Visitors to the region should learn a few key phrases to keep from vastly overindulging

Question: Lunch in @placeholder was once regarded as the most important meal of the day.


Lille (CNN) -- The stage is set for Roger Federer. Arguably the greatest tennis player of all time, one of the two things missing from his resume -- which must be a dozen pages if not longer -- is a Davis Cup title. But after his Switzerland beat France in the pivotal doubles tussle Saturday, the Swiss are one win away from wrapping up the final in Lille -- and it's Federer who has first crack at completing the job. You wouldn't possibly bet against him, would you? "Nothing is done yet," Federer told reporters. "We won the doubles match and we are preparing for tomorrow, as we have to do."
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Roger Federer and Switzerland are one match away from winning a maiden Davis Cup
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Federer and Stan Wawrinka won the doubles Saturday against France in Lille
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Federer and Wawrinka defeat Richard Gasquet and Julien Benneteau in straight sets
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Federer has the opportunity to close out the series as he plays Sunday's first singles

Question: With @placeholder reeling, the inevitable break for Switzerland came at 5-5 when Federer struck a backhand return winner.


Alex Jones is in no doubt: stepping on to the Strictly dancefloor is guaranteed to give you sweaty palms and a racing heart. ‘Being on that dancefloor on Saturday night in front of the studio audience is one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever done,’ she says. And it doesn’t seem to get any easier. Several weeks into the competition, and despite talking to Weekend fresh from performing a beautifully executed waltz that won praise from the judges, she’s still full of trepidation. ‘It was lovely to get some good comments but as soon as we go back to Latin I predict a dip.’ Her anxiety is understandable: The One Show presenter performed a distinctly underwhelming cha cha cha with her dance partner, James Jordan, on her first week on the show.
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Question: I had to have a word with myself afterwards and say, “Alex, get a grip.”’ Like many Strictly competitors, the 34- year-old is only just realising the extent to which @placeholder requires not only physical but also emotional dedication.


(CNN)Three billion miles away from Earth, in an unchartered slice of our solar system, a small space probe is shaking off its deep sleep and getting ready to become the first spacecraft to visit Pluto and its moons. It's the "beginning of the mission's primary objective: the exploration of Pluto and its many moons in 2015," said Alan Stern, New Horizons principal investigator from Southwest Research Institute, Boulder, Colorado, in a NASA news release. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft was launched on January 19, 2006. It's down to the final 162 million miles of its journey and will arrive July 14, 2015. New Horizons has had 18 hibernation periods totaling 1,873 days to save wear and tear on its components. This was its last nap.
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New Horizons awakens from its final hibernation
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The NASA space probe will visit Pluto and its moons in July 2015
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Talk about a long journey -- New Horizons has traveled nine years and 3 billion miles

Question: The mission managers will spend several weeks checking out the spacecraft and testing computer commands to guide @placeholder through the rest of its flight.


It's finally here. The Xbox One has hit the shelves and those lucky enough to have a console on launch day must decide what games are worth getting. Whether it's showing off the best graphics, or picking the best shooter, MailOnline runs the rule over the top launch titles. Ryse: Son of Rome (Best visuals) Its development has been plagued with issues - notably moving from a Kinect-centered game to a third-person hack and slash. And it shows. Combat is extremely repetitive, enemies all look the same and game menus are bewildering. Stunning: there is no doubting just how good Ryse looks in parts - especially this early battle scene
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Good selection of launch games that is sure to please variety of gamers
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Unlike the Xbox 360 launch crop, most are more than just technical showcases

Question: Controls are responsive enough (although the lack of a jump button may annoy) while the optional function of shouting orders through @placeholder isn't as smooth as it should be.


Roger Federer began grand slam life as a father of four with a supremely comfortable victory over Lukas Lacko in the first round of the French Open. The 2009 champion arrived in Paris this week with his expanded family in tow following the birth of his second set of twins, Lenny and Leo, nearly three weeks ago. His four-year-old daughters, Charlene and Myla, were in his box on Court Philippe Chatrier for the start of his 6-2 6-4 6-2 win against Slovakian Lacko. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Federer's post-match reaction Comfortable: Roger Federer celebrates after easing past Slovakia's Lukas Lacko
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Roger Federer eased to a 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 victory
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The Swiss star has been training with Stefan Edberg as his coach
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Federer recently became the father of a second set of twins

Question: Untroubled: Lacko did not cause Federer any real problems as the @placeholder recorded victory in under 90 minutes


Washington (CNN) -- The Denver Post Editorial Board endorsed Republican House Rep. Cory Gardner on Friday, just six years after it backed Gardner's opponent Democratic Sen. Mark Udall for the position. "Congress is hardly functioning these days. It can't pass legislation that is controversial and it often can't even pass legislation on which there is broad agreement. Its reputation is abysmal, and even its members rarely dispute the popular indictment," the editorial board said in a statement. "It needs fresh leadership, energy and ideas, and Cory Gardner can help provide them in the U.S. Senate." The surprising decision could give Gardner the significant edge he needs to pull ahead of Udall in the closely contested race. Just last week, a CBS/New York Times poll found Gardner six percentage points ahead of Udall. Real Clear Politics rules the race a "toss up."
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Denver Post announced its endorsement for Rep. Cory Gardner
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Says Congress is in "need of fresh leadership, energy and ideas"
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Mentions that Sen. Mark Udall "is not perceived as a leader in Washington"
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The race is contested and currently rated as a tossup by many pollsters

Question: Yet the @placeholder went defensive against Gardner's conservative opinions on same-sex marriage and abortion rights.

Question: Yet the Denver Post went defensive against @placeholder's conservative opinions on same-sex marriage and abortion rights.


(CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius has been sending the family of Reeva Steenkamp, the girlfriend he fatally shot last year, a monthly payment since March 2013, a probation officer told his sentencing hearing in South Africa on Tuesday. Probation officer and social worker Annette Vergeer told the court that Pistorius' legal team had told her about the payments, of 6,000 rand (about $540) a month, and she suggested that this showed remorse. She said Pistorius had offered the family more besides the monthly payments. The athlete sold his car for about $35,000 and had that money given to the Steenkamp family, she said.
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Probation officer: Pistorius has been making monthly payments to Steenkamp family
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Prosecutor says Reeva Steenkamp's parents will pay the money back
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Pistorius is too vulnerable as a disabled person to be sent to prison, probation officer says
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The athlete's sentencing hearing could last several days

Question: The Steenkamp family, through a lawyer, told @placeholder that it was "neutral" on the sentencing phase of the trial, Vergeer said.


(CNN) -- Seal admits to Piers Morgan that the hardest thing he ever had to do was sit his children down and tell them that their parents were parting ways. "It doesn't really make sense," Seal said, referring to the recent bombshell news of his separation from his wife of more than six years, supermodel Heidi Klum. "The truth of the matter is all I can tell you most sincerely is that it wasn't any one particular thing." The London-born musician, 48, whose full name is Seal Henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel, is a guest on Friday's "Piers Morgan Tonight."
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Seal on separation from his wife, Heidi Klum: "It wasn't any one particular thing"
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He says he hasn't taken off his ring "because I'm still married to this incredible woman"
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Seal told CNN's Piers Morgan that his love for Klum "has not waned one iota"

Question: When rumors began swirling that @placeholder filed for divorce as a result of Seal's "volcanic" temper, the musician told the CNN host he checked out an online article about his so-called temper problem, he said, in the interest of shielding his children from "outside negativity."


Hearing voices: Martin Montano apparently thought he heard a voice telling him to 'get the clones out' from his mother's house. So he took both his mother and another person to a bridge over the Rio Grande and attempted to throw both over A New Mexico man stabbed, severely beat and kidnapped his mother and another person, then threw his mother off a bridge into the Rio Grande in broad daylight after he said he heard voices coming through the television telling him to go to his mother's house and 'get the clones out,' according to a criminal complaint. Martin Montano, 26, told detectives that he tossed his 61-year-old mother, Hope Montano, from a bridge in Albuquerque on Tuesday after stabbing and choking her at her Albuquerque home, complaint said.
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26-year-old Martin Montano took his 61-year-old mother Hope Montano, and Francisco Dominguez to a bridge over the Rio Grande and attempted to throw both off
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Mother survived and is in stable condition at an Albuquerque hospital
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Montano was arrested in 2012 for false imprisonment and battery against his mother

Question: Witnessed told police that after they saw Martin Montano of @placeholder take his mother out of a trunk and throw her over the bridge, he tried to toss over another beaten and stabbed victim, later identified as Francisco Dominguez, the complaint said.

Question: He told police that he entered the house by jumping the fence and getting into a fight with @placeholder, then stabbed him multiple times with a large brown kitchen knife.


Sao Paulo, Brazil (CNN) -- The violin she uses is cheap by most standards: made in China, it costs about $150. But that's an absolute fortune for Yanca Leite. On the day we visited her, the 15-year-old aspiring musician couldn't even afford breakfast. Yanca shares a one-bedroom shack with eight relatives in a sprawling shantytown on the outskirts of Sao Paulo called Paraisopolis, or Paradise City. The narrow path leading to their door is lined with the bottles and cans they collect to supplement their income. "The guy who recycles these bottles didn't pick them up and pay us," Yanca said. "So we didn't have money to buy bread."
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A program in Brazil is offering free classical music training to children in the slums
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There are 11 million Brazilians living in slums; more than 1 billion worldwide are in slums
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Top 10 CNN Hero Thulani Madondo is educating hundreds of slum kids in South Africa

Question: He reinvented himself as a successful composer, and seven years ago he went to one of @placeholder's notorious favelas, or slums, in search of raw talent.


By Adam Duggan While most Australians were spending Good Friday settling in for the Easter long weekend, one group of committed drinkers spent their day loutishly terrorising a Perth neighbourhood instead. A video uploaded to YouTube last Wednesday by University of Western Australia student Ben Fromson, 22, shows the men drunkenly cycling from house to house in an event they called the ‘Tour de Fridge’. Visiting seven houses on their all-day drinking endeavour, the almost 80 men reportedly consumed 1,600 beers – an average of 20 each. Scroll down for video Pedestrians beware: More than 80 intoxicated men take to their bikes during the 'Tour De Fridge' in Perth on Good Friday
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Dozens of binge drinking men take part in Good Friday cycling tour
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Reportedly consumed 1600 beers during the event
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Some participants filmed drinking beer while riding bikes on public streets

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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Impeached former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was arrested in December on charges of conspiracy and fraud, was indicted Thursday on 16 felony counts by a federal grand jury, the U.S. attorney's office said. Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is facing such charges as racketeering, conspiracy and wire fraud. The 19-count indictment charges Blagojevich and some of his closest aides and advisers with a wide-ranging "scheme to deprive the people of Illinois of honest government," according to a statement by the attorney's office. Blagojevich, 52, faces charges including racketeering, conspiracy, wire fraud and making false statements to investigators, according to the release. Three counts in the indictment are against the aides and advisers.
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NEW: Blagojevich declines comment, says "I'm enjoying Disney World with my kids"
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Blagojevich faces up to 20 years in prison for each of 15 most serious charges
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Officials going after his home, saying he bought it with illegally-earned money
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Charges against him include wire fraud, making false statements

Question: "While this is a terrible day in @placeholder history, it is also a moment in which we can recognize an opportunity for real reform."


Music industry legend Clive Davis, the man who discovered or signed countless multi-platinum recording artists including Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys has revealed he is bisexual. In his new memoir The Soundtrack of My Life, the 80-year-old record executive, who has been married and divorced twice, says he has been involved in two monogamous relationships with men over the past 20 years. Davis, who has never before publicly addressed his sexuality,  writes that his first sexual encounter with a man was during ‘the era of Studio 54’ in the late '70s. Scroll down for video Music industry legend Clive Davis, who discovered Whitney Houston, has revealed he is bisexual
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Davis has revealed he had his first sexual encounter with a man in 'the era of Studio 54'
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The twice married man has had two monogamous relationships with men during the past 20 years
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Known as 'the man with the golden ears' Davis has discovered a host of talent over the past 50 years including Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys
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In his new book he also reveals he attempted an intervention on Houston, who was in 'complete denial' about her addictions
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Davis confirms that Michael Jackson plotted to end brother Jermaine’s promising solo career in the '80s
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When he signed Janice Joplin in 1967 she suggested performing a sexual act with him to seal the deal

Question: He wrote: '@placeholder: When I saw you last night at the Michael Jackson concert, I gasped.


Several major fashion retailers have been busted for marketing their items as 'faux fur' when in fact they are crafted from real animal pelts. In an investigation led by NBC's Rossen Reports, stores including Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom Rack Gilt Groupe and Belk were found to be selling mislabeled jackets, sweaters and boots from brands including Michael Kors, Aquatalia, Jacadi and Cluny. Tests performed at the Microtrace Laboratory in Chicago proved that all four of the 'faux fur' items purchased and examined under the microscope contained real fur from coyotes, rabbits and raccoon dogs. Busted: This Cluny sweater (left) was advertised by Nordstrom Rack as being 'faux fur-trimmed' but is in fact  rabbit fur, and this Michael Kors coat (right) was described by Belk as being 'faux' but is actually coyote fur
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Four 'faux fur' labelled items were purchased from various online stores by NBC's Rossen Reports and then examined in a laboratory
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Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom Rack and Belk were found to be  'mislabeling' items by Michael Kors, Aquatalia, Jacadi and Cluny
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All the brands apologized and cited 'clerical' and 'human' errors for the blunders
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Pierre Gryzbowski of the Humane Society claims that using real fur is often cheaper to produce than 'good faux fur'

Question: @placeholder admitted it had sold six Michael Kors coats which were labelled as 'faux' but were in fact made from real fur, again due to a 'clerical error.'


With over 700 million active smartphone users, China's mobile market is insane in scale. But sheer numbers aside, what makes it really impressive? China has long been a mere manufacturer. Products, usually designed elsewhere, get assembled here. And when China's mobile industry creates, it's often churning out low-end handsets and that occasional shameless copycat app. But one former Silicon Valley insider says China is no longer a factory hub lacking imagination. It has become a hotbed of crazy innovation. "People think about China as copycats, but they don't expect to see the kind of innovation that they see here when they arrive," says Hugo Barra, former Google executive and current Vice President of Chinese cult smartphone maker Xiaomi.
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Contrary to its reputation, China is a hotbed of mobile innovation
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Beijing's Momo flirting app predates its Western version, Tinder
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WeChat is becoming an extended operating system for millions of mobile users
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The government tries to make things easy for innovators

Question: For networking (read: flirting): @placeholder predates Tinder and has over 100 million registered users.


(CNN) -- Mitt Romney is expected to announce his vice presidential running mate any day, and the certain GOP nominee's campaign is asking supporters to download "Mitt's VP" app, which has the primary purpose of sending a push notification with the name of Romney's choice to users before the official announcement to the press. For the impatient, the Tech President blog has brought up an interesting possible early indicator: activity on potential picks' Wikipedia pages. In the past, Wikipedia activity has spiked for vice presidential picks the day before an official announcement was made. In 2008, hours before Republican candidate John McCain announced his vice presidential choice, Sarah Palin's Wikipedia page was getting a heavy edit. According to The Washington Post, the then-Alaska governor's page was changed 68 times the day before the announcement. In the 24 hours leading up to Obama's running mate announcement, Joe Biden's page was edited 40 times.
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In past elections, Wikipedia edits have served as signal for vice presidential picks
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Edits seem to increase right before a candidate is announced as running mate
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Sen. Rob Portman's page had a spike in favorable edits on Tuesday

Question: The Tech President looked at Wikipedia activity for these and other potential choices on Monday, and though it found some interesting numbers, no one page has yet seen the one-day levels of activity experienced by Palin's and @placeholder's in '08.


(CNN) -- In Pennsylvania, Tyler Dix, a 16-year-old movie buff, is wide awake by 7 a.m. to cook breakfast for his younger siblings. Moranda Hern and Kaylei Deakin started Sisterhood of the Traveling BDUs, or battle dress uniforms. In Georgia, Tucker Simmons, a 14-year old novice guitarist, prepares ice packs for his mother whenever her chronic lower back pain kicks in. In California, Kaylei Deakin, an avid 17-year old rock climber, disciplines her little sisters when they act out. Tyler, Tucker and Kaylei are three teenagers from across the country who have very different interests, but one experience that bonds them: They grew up fast -- sometimes too quickly -- to fill the shoes of mom or dad when their parent was shipped off to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Children of parents deployed to wars overseas assume adult responsibilities
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Deployments cause stress but also force teens to become more resilient
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"My dad told me I am the man of the house, and I have to act like it," says Tyler Dix, 16
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Teens created the Sisterhood of the BDUs to bring girls together

Question: @placeholder talks to his father by phone, from once a week to several times, updating him on how the rest of the family is doing.


(CNN) -- For some reason, moviemakers haven't been falling over themselves to glorify the exciting and heroic lives of bike messengers -- which at least leaves director David Koepp with a clear field. And if it's a two-wheeled, pedal-powered adrenaline charge you're after, this is definitely the movie to watch. Yes, the plot is contrived and stretched much too thin. Yes, the characters are strictly off the peg. And yes, this flick is essentially a one-trick pony. But at least it's something different. "Premium Rush" is loaded with on-road action, scarcely pausing for breath as courier Wilee (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) criss-crosses Manhattan on his austere steel-frame, fixed-gear, no-brakes bone-rattler.
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"Premium Rush" is centered around a group of New York bike messengers
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Joseph Gordon-Levit's character, Wilee, appears to have a bit of a death wish
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There is also a romantic subplot involving Wilee and another of the bikers

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Brendan Rodgers gave Mario Balotelli a helping hand in training as the misfiring striker bids to get back on the goal trail in Liverpool's trip to Queens Park Rangers on Sunday. Balotelli has found the net just once for his new club since joining at the end of August - against Ludogorets in the Champions League - and desperately needs to rediscover his goalscoring touch in the Premier League. The Italian has scored with just one of his last 66 shots in Premier League action, over 21 games for Liverpool and former club Manchester City. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Liverpool must make Balotelli behave - Mancini
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Mario Balotelli and Brendan Rodgers were deep in conversation as Liverpool trained at Melwood on Friday morning
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Balotelli is desperate to improve his form, having scored just one goal since arriving at Anfield
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Rodgers confirmed that Dejan Lovren, Emre Can and Joe Allen will be available for Sunday's trip to QPR
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Daniel Sturridge, who did not train with the rest of the group, will be assessed on Saturday after thigh injury
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Rodgers said the criticism levelled at 'tired' Raheem Sterling had been unfair, saying he needs protection

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Theresa May has pleaded with Jews not to leave Britain as she vowed to step up efforts to tackle anti-Semitism. The Home Secretary said she never thought she would see the day when Jews in the UK were frightened to stay here. Scotland Yard have promised extra patrols in Jewish areas in the wake of the gun attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris which left four people dead. Scroll down for video Home Secretary Theresa May said she never thought she would see the day when Jews in the UK were frightened to stay here Fanatical gunman Amedy Coulibaly murdered four shoppers before being killed by armed police in a siege in the quiet residential area of Vincennes in Paris.
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Home Secretary never thought she would see the day Jews wanted to flee
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She vows to redouble efforts to wipe out anti-Semitism in the UK
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Eric Pickles says Jewish community is part of what makes Britain tick
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Board of Deputies hails demonstration of the government's solidarity
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Scotland Yard have promised extra police patrols in Jewish areas
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It comes after gun attack on a Paris kosher supermarket killed four

Question: Speaking at the same event, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles said that he stood 'shoulder to shoulder with the Jewish community, shoulder to shoulder with fellow @placeholder citizens' and described anti-Semitism as 'a cancer'.


By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 23 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:12 EST, 23 November 2012 Heather Weir and boyfriend Jamie Ness could not understand why their normally active golden labrador wanted to sleep all day A couple say they owe their lives to their pet labrador after his strange behaviour prompted them to call in engineers. Heather Weir and Stoke City footballer Jamie Ness could not understand why their normally active dog Alfie suddenly wanted to sleep all day. Investigations eventually revealed that the couple's Aga cooker was leaking lethal carbon monoxide gas that could have killed them. One-year-old Alfie was sleepy because he was being slowly poisoned by the colourless, odourless gas.
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Engineer discovered carbon monoxide leak was slowly poisoning labrador and could have killed couple

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By Rob Cooper Last updated at 3:51 AM on 18th October 2011 Libya's interim Government have captured one of Colonel Gaddafi's last remaining strongholds after a six-week siege. The National Transitional Council raised their flag over Bani Walid yesterday - bringing to an end one of the few remaining pockets of resistance. Fighters blasted guns into the air and hoisted the country's new flag over the desert town 90 miles south of Tripoli. A final victory: National Transitional Council fighters celebrate the capture of Bani Walid yesterday. Gaddafi loyalists now only have control over a few remaining pockets of Sirte
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National Transitional Council still fighting for complete control over Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:10 EST, 21 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 21 November 2013 A mother, father and their baby son have been found dead in their home in an apparent murder-suicide after their five-year-old daughter managed to run to neighbors for help. Benyam Asefa, 40, Barbara Giomarelli, 42, and three-month-old Samuel Asefa were found dead in their home on Woods Court in New Market, Maryland just after 8pm on Wednesday night. Investigators discovered the bodies after their daughter, who had reportedly hid in the home as her parents argued, fled the home and told a neighbor that her parents were hurt.
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Benyam Asefa, 40, Barbara Giomarelli, 42, and their son Samuel, 3 months, were found in the home in New Market, Maryland Wednesday
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(CNN)  -- A car bomb exploded outside a British army base in Northern Ireland early Monday, injuring one person. The blast went off about 12:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. Sunday ET) outside the Palace Barracks in the Belfast neighborhood of Holywood where Britain's MI5 intelligence service has its regional headquarters. The incident occurred just 30 minutes after police powers were transferred from London to Belfast. According to a statement from the Police Service of Northern Ireland, the bomb was placed in a stolen taxi which had been hijacked late Sunday in North Belfast. The taxi driver was held by three males for almost two hours before being told to drive his silver Skoda to the base. Police added that security staff at the facility were made aware of the abandoned vehicle just before midnight and commenced evacuation procedures.
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Bomb goes off in Belfast neighborhood
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No immediate claim of responsibility
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Other recent attacks blamed on dissident Irish republicans
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Occured just 30 minutes after police powers transferred from London to Belfast

Question: "The people responsible for this cowardly attack refuse to accept that @placeholder is moving on and that peace is working here.


(CNN) -- Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong'o has become a new critics' darling after her breakout role in last year's hit movie "12 Years A Slave." Since then, the award ceremonies and opportunities to dazzle photographers have been plentiful for Nyong'o, whose mesmerizing performance as Patsey earned her numerous accolades and recognition, including an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. Though all this attention is new to Nyong'o, who was born in Mexico to Kenyan parents, the young actress seems to enjoy all the hype around her. But there is much more to her story than how she captivates the cameras on the red carpet.
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Lupita Nyong'o has become one of Hollywood's hottest "It" girls
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Her performance in "12 Years A Slave" has earned her several awards and nominations
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The film has been hailed as one of the best movies of the year
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"I'm just happy and filled with gratitude," says Nyong'o

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Amman, Jordan (CNN) -- The wife of an alleged suicide bomber who killed eight people at a U.S. base in Afghanistan last week says she is shocked by his actions but "proud" of what he did. Defne Bayrak, the Turkish wife of Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi -- a Jordanian doctor identified as the attacker -- said she doubted accusations her husband had been an intelligence agent, but was satisfied he did not die in vain. "I am proud of my husband. My husband accomplished a very big operation in such a war," she told reporters. "If he is a martyr, may God accept his martyrdom."
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Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi thought to be bomber who killed 7 CIA operatives
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The Jordanian grew up a loner, wanted to go to medical school, mother says
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His wife, a translator in Turkey, "shocked" to hear what he had been accused of
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Al-Balawi's father said he received call from Afghan saying son died a hero

Question: Since he was always talking about coming to @placeholder, naturally a human being would be shocked when such news comes," she said.


(CNN) -- As driving snow enveloped him and the temperature sank towards zero, Songezo Jim must have wondered if all that hard graft to realize his dream was worth it. But not even the extreme weather conditions that blighted the Milan-San Remo cycle race could tarnish the pride the 22-year-old felt at becoming a pioneer for his sport in South Africa. Eight years previously, a wall of color and noise had transfixed him as Cape Town's biggest bike race snaked through the Khayelitsha township where he lived. It was the first time he'd seen or heard of competitive cycling, and it started a journey that would end with him becoming the first black South African to participate at the sport's elite division, on the International Cycling Union's World Tour.
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Songezo Jim is the first black South African to compete in a World Tour cycling event
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The 22-year-old took up sport aged 14 after his parents died but didn't know how to ride
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As part of MTN-Qhubeka team, Jim participated in last month's Milan-San Remo race
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He wants to improve so that he can take part in the Tour de France in 2015

Question: It is no surprise that despite the treacherous conditions in his first @placeholder race, Jim's dedication to the cause was absolute.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:08 EST, 28 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:56 EST, 28 January 2013 A defamation case involving two of Tampa Bay's best known DJs has taken a bizarre turn after one of the shock jock's attorneys was arrested for DUI - in what he claims was set up by the other side. Charles Campbell is representing Todd 'MJ' Schnitt, who is suing on-air rival Bubba 'The Love Sponge' Clem for comments he made about him and his wife while on the radio. On Wednesday night, Campbell was stopped by police near the Malio's Prime Steakhouse in Tampa, Florida and was arrested after he refused to take a blood alcohol test.
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Charles Campbell, 64, is representing Todd 'MJ' Schnitt who is suing Bubba 'The Love Sponge' Clem for comments he made about him and his wife
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Campbell arrested 'after young paralegal for Clem's side bought him drinks'

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:17 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 22:30 EST, 25 April 2012 With the final words of 'I regret nothing' a defiant Arizona killer who asked for no mercy, shunned a clemency hearing and railed against immigrants in his 1993 sentencing, was executed on Wednesday. Thomas Kemp, 63, was put to death by lethal injection and declared dead at 10:08 a.m. local time inside the state prison in Florence, about 60 miles southeast of Phoenix, seven minutes after the execution began. For his last meal Kemp had a cheeseburger, french fries, root beer, and boysenberry pie with strawberry ice cream.
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Thomas Kemp killed community college student Hector Soto Juarez in Mexican hate crime

Question: Arizona executed @placeholder on Wednesday for the 1992 kidnap and murder of a community college student.


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 05:56 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:36 EST, 19 September 2013 A mother has had two cars written off while parked in the same spot outside her home in the space of just five weeks. Nicola Hawkins, 31, lost her 06-registration Fiat Punto when a motorbike crashed into it in Swansea, South Wales, on August 11. She treated herself to a £3,000 BMW 3 Series convertible as a replacement but it was destroyed as well a little over a month later. First crash: Nicola Hawkins' Fiat Punto is written off in the first crash outside her home in Swansea, South Wales. The car was damaged on the opposite side of the road to this, but was moved after the collision
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Nicola Hawkins, 31, lost her Fiat Punto in the first crash on August 11
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Neighbours in Swansea, South Wales, described it as the 'unluckiest parking space in Britain'

Question: Her @placeholder was very badly damaged in the accident on September 14 and also had to be written off.