Washington (CNN) -- Senate Democrats failed Thursday to win a procedural vote to open debate on a bill that would provide medical benefits and compensation for emergency workers who were first on the scene of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The motion for cloture, or to begin debate, needed 60 votes to pass due to a Republican filibuster, but fell short at 57-42 in favor. While supporters said they would try to bring the bill up again, either on its own or as part of other legislation to be considered, the vote Thursday jeopardized the measure's chances for approval in the final weeks of the current congressional session.
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Motion for cloture falls three votes short of ending GOP filibuster
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Republicans oppose the $7.4 billion cost; supporters hope to revive the measure
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Bill would provide medical benefits, compensation for 9/11 first responders
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NYC Mayor Bloomberg calls it an "example of partisan politics trumping patriotism"

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In a moving tribute to her 'beautiful dad' one of fugitive Rodney Clavell's daughters has posted a haunting message on Facebook saying, 'you must have felt so alone at the end, I can't imagine'. The daughter, one of Rodney Clavell's ten surviving children, posted the message on the day her father was found dead after a 12-hour siege in the Adelaide CBD. In two posts on her Facebook page following her father's death, the Adelaide girl said, 'I hope you are peaceful now and never have to run again'. In the first message, she said, I love you daddy! No one will understand the hard life you have had and the decisions you have made.
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Rodney Clavell took his own life following a 12-hour siege in Adelaide's CBD on Thursday
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One of the fugitives ten surviving children has posted a tribute to her father
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Emmanuel, Rodney's nephew, tried to save his uncle's life
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Rodney's half-brother Gary has opened up about his sibling's untold past
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Gary revealed Rodney's family struggles and criminal history

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(CNN) -- Turkey and Syria are locked in a fierce struggle that has escalated greatly following Friday's downing of a Turkish Phantom F-4 jet by the Syrian authorities. The two heavily armed neighbors are inching gradually into a military confrontation, one that is unlikely to be isolated and that has the potential to turn into a region-wide conflict. Consequently it could take just one spark -- an incident such as this -- to ignite a fire between Ankara and Damascus, the flames of which could enflame the entire region. At this particular juncture Turkey is refraining from taking any military measures against Syria. In Tuesday's speech to the Turkish parliament, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed that his country was adopting a "common-sense" attitude that "should not be perceived as a weakness". Turkey's new approcah relies on active diplomacy, potent economic sanctions and pschological warfare, and the mobilization of both NATO and the western powers, in an effort to isolate the Assad regime further.
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Tensions between Turkey and Syria rise over shooting down of Turkish military jet
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Fawaz Gerges says just one spark could ignite a fire between Ankara and Damascus
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Turkey establishing "safe zone" that hinders Syria's ability to move troops, Gerges says
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Gerges: Syrian is sending message: we have capability and will to oppose intervention

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By Charles Walford Last updated at 11:46 PM on 27th December 2011 They drove 33,000 miles around the world without mishap in a 55-year-old classic car. But when Geoffrey and Hilary Herdman got back to Britain they found a large dent in the side of the 1956 Bristol 405 Drophead Coupe after leaving it in a Sainsbury’s car park. The retired couple took 16 months to complete the trip they described as a ‘wrinkly gap year’ in the Bristol, of which only 42 were made. The convertible is believed to be worth around £90,000. Geoffrey Herdman with his 1956 Bristol 405 Drophead Coupe at the Skyway Bridge in St Petersburg, Florida, during his 33,000-mile trip around the world with his wife Hilary
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£300 worth of damage done to the 1956 Bristol 405 Drophead Coupe when  Geoffrey Herdman popped into the shop

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By Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 13:07 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:23 EST, 5 March 2013 A mother suffered an agonising death after drinking from a Sprite bottle that she later claimed contained cannabis fertiliser, an inquest heard. Sarah Jane Moss, 23, drank the liquid while staying at boyfriend Daniel Fairbrother’s home, causing her to vomit blood as her face swelled to twice its normal size. The damage to her throat was so significant that her oesophagus was corroded to the size of a 'piece of string’ and her weight plummeted to 5st. Agonising: Sarah Jane Moss, 23, died six months after consuming liquid from a Sprite bottle that she later told her mother was fertiliser for cannabis plants, an inquest at Stockport Magistrates' Court heard
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Sarah Jane Moss drank liquid while staying with boyfriend Daniel Fairbrother
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Died six months after consuming the liquid following emergency operation
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Her face swelled to twice the size and she vomited blood after consumption
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Miss Moss initially claimed she had consumed pH neutraliser for a fish tank
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But inquest heard she later told mother liquid was used to fertilise cannabis

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- The BBC is refusing to broadcast a plea from leading British charities for aid to Gaza, saying the ad would compromise the public broadcaster's appearance of impartiality. Demonstrators protest at the BBC's central London offices Saturday against the broadcaster's decision. The decision prompted weekend protests in England and Scotland, with one group saying Sunday that 100 people had occupied the foyer of the BBC building in Glasgow, Scotland and would not leave until the BBC runs the ad. The Disasters Emergency Committee, which includes the British Red Cross, Oxfam, Save the Children and 10 other charities, plans to launch the ad on Monday.
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NEW: Protesters occupy part of BBC building in Scotland, group says
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U.K. charity group Disasters Emergency Committee to launch appeal for Gaza aid
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BBC refuses to broadcast ad, says would compromise appearance of impartiality
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BBC, funded by obligatory license fee, is required by charter to be impartial

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Question: @placeholder broadcasters have refused to air some previous DEC appeals, the umbrella organization's spokesman said.


Chelsea inflicted Maribor's first defeat in nine Champions League games this season with a show of strength at Stamford Bridge. Didier Drogba scored his first goal since his return to the club from the penalty spot after Loic Remy's opener. John Terry added a second before the break before a Mitja Viler own goal and two strikes from Eden Hazard put the icing on a big win. The only bad mark on the night for the Blues was an injury to Remy - likely leaving veteran Drogba to start against Manchester United on Sunday with Diego Costa also suffering from injury.
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Eden Hazard's two goals crowned a superb showing against Maribor
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Chelsea's defence had little to do - leaving them to run forward
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John Terry scored and Branislav Ivanovic won a penalty

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(CNN) --   CNN correspondent Sean Callebs has just finished a long assignment: living on food stamps during all of February. He tracked his experiences on the American Morning blog. CNN's Sean Callebs with a meal he prepared living on a food-stamp budget. This meant no eating out, no food on the run while covering stories and no enjoying king cake and other New Orleans specialties during Mardi Gras. The food stamp program, newly named the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is run by the Department of Agriculture and provides food to those in need. The latest numbers show 31 million Americans are relying on supplemental food assistance to get by every month.
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CNN's Sean Callebs talks about his month living on a food-stamp budget
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He lost some weight but learned how to better cook, budget and bargain-hunt
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Callebs cut out diet soda "treat" and experienced less acid reflux
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Range of responses from readers, from "can't be done" to "welcome to my world"

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A letter sent to President Obama is being tested for ricin after it contained the same chilling text as mail laced with the poison that was sent to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, it has emerged. The letter to the president was received on Thursday at a mail screening facility and did not reach the White House, law enforcement sources told NBC4. Authorities fear the letter could also contain ricin as it bears the same message sent to Bloomberg and his anti-gun group: 'What's in this letter is nothing compared to what I've got planned for you.' CBS reported that the letter was postmarked from Shreveport, Louisiana, which was also the postmark for the two letters sent to Bloomberg.
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New York City police say two anonymous letters sent to Mayor Michael Bloomberg contained traces of the deadly poison ricin
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Both were addressed to Bloomberg and contained threats referencing the debate on gun laws
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Three members of the NYPD Emergency Service Unit who came in contact with the letter fell ill

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By Inderdeep Bains PUBLISHED: 12:23 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 15:05 EST, 29 October 2013 Tremendous grief: Mark Fear, born Francis, left a note saying he could not live without Kenneth Acclaimed TV host Kenneth Kendall's grief-stricken partner killed himself after the veteran broadcaster's death having left a note saying he 'simply could not face the future' without him, an inquest heard. Francis Fear, 55, was found hanging at his £500,000 home just four months after the death of his partner of 23 years. Friends told the hearing today how the death of Mr Kendall - best known for presenting the hit series Treasure Hunt with Anneka Rice - had had a 'radical effect' on the art gallery owner who was known by his middle name Mark.
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Mark Fear, 55, was found dead in the couple's home on the Isle of Wight
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He left a note saying he could not bear life without civil partner Kenneth
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Friends described Mr Fear, an art gallery owner, as admirable and fun
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He met Mr Kendall, famed for presenting Channel 4 discovery show with Anneka Rice, in London in 1989
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For confidential support on suicide matters call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details

Question: In April this year, @placeholder was found with a note left by his body at the three-bedroom home he had shared with his civil partner.


(CNN) -- Michael Boatwright got off the flight from Los Angeles to Sweden and tightly embraced an unfamiliar woman as if they were old friends. They were. The two had dated briefly in the 1980s. But Boatwright doesn't remember any of that. The 61-year-old Florida-born U.S. Navy vet woke up in a California hospital earlier this year speaking only Swedish. He had lived in Sweden off and on for about 20 years. Now, here he was at Goteborg Landvetter Airport, where that old friend, Ewa Espling, plans to help him get himself together in her country. "I just want to be able to live a normal life and hopefully get my memory back," Boatwright said Tuesday.
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Michael Boatwright has dissociative amnesia
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He doesn't speak English anymore and now speaks only Swedish
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His ex-girlfriend is helping him get his life together in Sweden

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(CNN) -- Lindsey Vonn is back -- and she means business. The 29-year-old has not competed since suffering a knee injury in February and looked doubtful to ski again this year after tearing a knee ligament last month. Vonn was airlifted to a hospital in February after landing heavily on the opening day of the Alpine Ski World Championships in Austria. She underwent surgery for knee reconstruction. But following training runs on Wednesday and Thursday at Canada's Lake Louise course, she is aiming to get back in the groove this weekend ahead of February's Winter Olympics. "You know if your body is ready or not and I know that mine is ready," she told reporters.
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Lindsey Vonn aiming to return at Lake Louise on Friday
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U.S. star has been sidelined with a knee injury since February
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The 29-year-old is preparing to compete at Winter Olympics in Sochi
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Vonn has won a record 14 times at Canadian venue

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By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh Diego Forlan has become the latest Uruguay player to stick the knife into England following their 2-1 victory at the World Cup - by claiming that the Three Lions were 'afraid' of team-mate Luis Suarez. Liverpool striker Suarez punished two English defensive mistakes to bag a brace and knock Roy Hodgson's men out of the World Cup in Brazil after only two matches. And Forlan believes that England's players approached the game nervous as they knew what the 27-year-old was capable of having seen him score 31 Premier League goals for Liverpool last season. Scared: Diego Forlan believes England's players were scared of Uruguay's Luis Suarez (pictured)
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Forlan believes England's players knew what Suarez was capable of
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Suarez scored twice against England as Uruguay beat them 2-1 in Group D
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England eliminated from World Cup after two losses from two matches
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Suarez scored 31 Premier League goals for Liverpool last season
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The 27-year-old claims he was only '50 per cent' fit against England

Question: The striker now has 41 goals in 78 appearances for @placeholder and will be hoping to fire La Celeste into the last-16.


(CNN) -- Dutch international Wesley Sneijder scored twice as Inter Milan continued their renaissance in Serie A by beating Udinese 3-1, keeping alive the Italian side's chances of European Champions League qualification. Sneijder's brace turned Wednesday's match after Udinese had taken an early lead through Danilo, then midfielder Ricardo Alvarez scored at the end of the first half to all but seal the win for Inter. The result means that the Nerazzurri have been undefeated -- winning three matches and drawing two -- since youth team coach Andrea Stramaccioni replaced Claudio Ranieri earlier this month. Champions League football was but a distant dream for Inter, but 11 points from a possible 15 has left the 2010 European title winners sixth in the table -- just three points off third-placed Lazio, who surprisingly lost 2-1 to relegation-threatened Novara earlier in the day.
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Inter Milan beat Udinese 3-1 in Italy's Serie A to stay in hunt for Champions League spot
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Wednesday's matches were rescheduled after death of Livorno's Piermario Morosini
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Leaders Juventus and second-placed holders Milan both win to keep the gap at three points
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Juve's 1-0 victory over Cesena condemns the bottom club to Serie B next season

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap Vigilantes are searching an extensive cave system in the hunt for the last fugitive boss of the Knights Templar drug cartel, a "self-defense" group leader in western Mexico said Thursday. Vigilante leader Estanislao Beltran said there are signs the cartel had used the caves near the town of Arteaga in Michoacan state. 'I think they used it as a hideout,' said Beltran, who had descended about 100 meters (yards) into the caves. 'We found evidence.' Vigilantes: Groups of armed vigilantes search a cave for cartel leader Servando 'La Tuta' Gomez, a Mexican teacher-turned-drug kingpin
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Vigilantes last week stormed the Mexican town of Atreaga in search of Servando "La Tuta" Gomez
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Gomez is the last remaining leader of the Knights Templar drug cartel who hasn't been either captured of killed
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Prior to being a drug kingpin and international fugitive, Gomez was a school teacher
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Gomez has the support of many of the residents of the town, as he often donates a lot of his money from the drug trade to the town and its people
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The vigilante groups believe Gomez is hiding out in a complex system of caves on the outskirts of Arteaga

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By Bianca London They're the young model couple who live together, play together and, now work together too. As members of one of the world's biggest modelling agencies, Pixie Lott and Oliver Cheshire have combined work with pleasure by posing for a loved-up shoot. The couple's agency, Select Model Management, have released the candid snaps of pair, who have been dating for over four years. Scroll down for video World's best looking couple? Oliver and Pixie, who have been dating for over four years, posed for some sultry snaps released by their agency, Select Model Management, which were taken when they holidayed in Mallorca
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Pixie, 23, and Oliver, 26, been dating for over four years
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Both on Select Model Management's books
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Posed for loved-up shots on holiday in Mallorca

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By Sam Webb Every time Alfie the terrier, above, was exposed to pollen he had an allergic reaction which left him trapped indoors with painful red and itchy sores. But now the one-year-old can go walkies again thanks to this Lycra ‘onesie’. Owner Joanne Mitchell, 50, of Cullingworth, West Yorkshire, tried various treatments before discovering the lightweight, breathable suit from US company K9 Top Coat. Suits you, cur: Alfie, pictured with owner Joanne Mitchell, can go outside thanks to a special suit that stops his hayfever symptoms Walkies: The lightweight, breathable suit comes from U.S. company K9 Top Coat. Right, with Joanne Mitchell
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Alfie faced a life indoors because allergy caused painful sores on skin
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But owner Joanne Mitchell found the lycra suit after online research
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Now the happy Jack Russell has found a new lease of life

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By Iain Rogers, Reuters Forward Gerard Deulofeu is not thinking about going to the World Cup with Spain but wants to learn from his new team mates after a surprise call-up for Friday’s warm-up match against Bolivia. The 20-year-old spent an injury-disrupted season on loan at Premier League team Everton last term before returning to parent club Barcelona and Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has included him in the squad for the game in Seville. He has been brought in to cover for the injured Jesus Navas as the world and European champions warm up for the defence of their title at the finals, which start in Brazil next month.
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Deulofeu: I'm not think about going to Brazil, I'm here to learn
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Former Everton loanee called up to Spain squad for warm-up match

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UN investigators have found proof that a shipwreck found off northern Haiti could not be the Santa Maria, the lost flagship from Christopher Columbus' first voyage to the Western Hemisphere, as a U.S. explorer had claimed. Uncesco said a team of experts who explored the site at the request of the Haitian government determined the wreckage was from a more recent vessel for reasons that included the discovery of copper nails and spikes at the site. The Santa Maria would have used components of iron or wood, the agency said. Christopher Columbus on Santa Maria in 1492, in a paiting by Emanuel Leutze from 1855. Experts now believe they have discovered the wreck of the ship off the coast of Haiti.
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U.S. explorer Barry Clifford had announced in May that he believed that he may have found the Santa Maria
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Rival historians claim ship was run aground and used as accommodation
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New UN report proves wreck uses technology too modern for it to be the Santa Maria

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 20:17 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:43 EST, 18 October 2013 A California teenager convicted of murdering an aspiring boxer after baiting him with a fake Facebook profile has been sentenced to life in prison. Manuel Edmundo Guzman Jr, 19, of San Jacinto, was convicted earlier this year of setting up a fake Facebook profile using the picture of an internet model and then killing Eddie Leal, 23, when he showed up to meet the non-existent woman. Mr Guzman was only 17 when he shot Mr Leal to death, prohibiting the prosecution from seeking the death penalty, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Edmundo Guzman Jr, 19, accused of using a picture of an internet model in a false Facebook account to lure men
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Prosecutors claim he then shot Eddie Leal, a boxer who came to meet the fictional woman, in a 'thrill kill'
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Mr Guzman will not be eligible for parole

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(CNN) -- In the wake of Google alum Marissa Mayer's surprise hiring as CEO, variations of the same question are popping up again and again: What can be done to turn once-mighty Yahoo around? In the salad days of the late '90s and early 2000s, Yahoo was the very face of the Internet for many people. Its search engine was the Web's most-used, letting the company demand top dollars for advertising. As a Web portal, it helped hundreds of million of people take their first tentative steps online. Opinion: What signal is Marissa Mayer giving to Yahoo employees? But along came a company called Google, whose algorithm-based search feature came to dominate the market quickly and whose e-mail service, while not supplanting Yahoo's, played a part in stripping away the company's fading sheen of Internet chic.
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Analysts break down what Yahoo needs to do to turn its business around
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Analysts say the company needs more innovation, which has been lacking
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Google alum Marissa Mayer has been named Yahoo's new CEO

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By Simon Jones for the Daily Mail It's not quite panic stations, but Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Swansea in Louis van Gaal's first competitive game as manager highlighted deficiencies at Old Trafford. The Dutchman and Ed Woodward have two weeks to act before the transfer window closes. They will be seeking to avoid another disastrous season, and here's who they're after, and what chance they have of capturing them. Early worry: Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Swansea highlighted huge deficiencies in the United team Down to business: Van Gaal has work to do before the transfer window closes on September 2
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Man United lost 2-1 to Swansea in Louis van Gaal's first game in charge
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The loss highlighted deficiencies in the side after finishing seventh last year
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United are close to signing centre back Marcos Rojo from Sporting
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Daley Blind could also provide versatility to Van Gaal's side
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Angel Di Maria of Real Madrid and has also been linked with United

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By Associated Press A mentally ill, homeless former Marine who died in an overheated jail cell more than two months ago was a giving and kind person, his relatives said Friday during a modest family funeral. 'You're going to be missed, Big Bro,' a tearful Cheryl Warner said at the poignant farewell for 56-year-old Jerome Murdough. His body lay in a closed, blue-grey casket decorated with purple and white flowers at a Queens funeral home before it was hoisted into a hearse for burial in New Jersey. Massaging the pain: Lakisha Murdough, right, consoles her sister Victoria Murdough, both daughters of Jerome Murdough, during his funeral at the Cobbs Funeral Chapel, in Queens, New York
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Jerome Murdough, 56, had internal body temperature of at least 100 degrees when he was found dead in a cell in Rikers Island February 15
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Murdough was arrested a week earlier for trespassing for sleeping in internal stairwell on the roof of a Harlem apartment complex
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City officials said inmate's anti-psychotic medications made him more sensitive to heat, and he also failed to open a vent in his cell

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By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 09:16 EST, 21 June 2012 | UPDATED: 09:48 EST, 21 June 2012 On the up: The Queen's income will receive a boost next year after record profits from her lucrative Crown Estate property empire The Queen’s income will receive a boost next year after record profits from her lucrative Crown Estate property empire. Controversial changes made last year tying Royal Family funding to Crown Estate profits means the Queen and royal household will be entitled to a 16 per cent hike in their official duties grant - to £36million from next April, up from £31million this year.
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Controversial changes made last year tying Royal Family funding to Crown Estate profits
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Queen and royal household now entitled to a 16% hike in their official duties grant - to £36million from next April, up from £31million this year

Question: Figures for the @placeholder reveal the portfolio enjoyed the best performance in its history, with profits rising to £240million in the year to March 31 from £231million the year before.


Decapitated corpses have turned up in the Ivory Coast after a wave of child murders - with one attacker calmly telling police that God had told him 'to cut off children's heads ... and then I would be made king.' More than 20 children have vanished in the past few months, with their bodies found mutilated. But one suspected killer was caught after he tried to attack two boys while they were fetching water from a well in in Yopougon, a suburb of Abidjan, on January 25. Those gathered around the well watched in horror as Cedric, 14, and Souleymane, 10, were attacked by Drissa Coulibaly with a machete.
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Decapitated and mutilated corpses found after a wave of child murders
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One attacker was caught after he tried to decapitate two boys
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Drissa Coulibaly attacked Cedric, 14, and Souleymane, 10, with a machete
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When he was caught, he reportedly confessed to at least three murders
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He calmly told police: 'God told me to do this. God told me to cut off children's heads'

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By Arthur Martin PUBLISHED: 15:59 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 21:36 EST, 24 May 2013 Radicalised: Michael Adebolajo after the brutal murder Internet giants were last night slammed for refusing to remove extremist websites. Search engines such as Google and Yahoo must do more to shut down hate-filled sites in the wake of the Woolwich attack, MPs said. Thousands of videos which help to radicalise impressionable young men are easily available on YouTube. And within hours of the execution of Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, vile messages praising the attack and encouraging further outrages appeared on Twitter. Police have seized computers since Wednesday’s atrocity and are still investigating if the two fanatics who beheaded the soldier were indoctrinated by online terror videos. Michael Adebolajo, 28, was radicalised by a banned extremist group whose members use the internet to recruit impressionable young men.
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Thousands of videos which help radicalise young men are easily available
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Search engines and social media rely on users to 'flag up' offensive material
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A 31-year-old man was arrested at 9.30pm in London on suspicion of terrorism offences, the charge is not related to the murder of Lee Rigby
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RAF fighters were scrambled over London to intercept a jet
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The family of Drummer Rigby spoke movingly of their love for him
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It emerged that second killer Michael Adebowale was radicalised at university where he met Adebolajo
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More than £500,000 was donated to the Help for Heroes charity

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A respiratory virus is sending hundreds of children to hospitals throughout the Midwest and beyond, health officials say. The unusually high number of hospitalizations reported could be "just the tip of the iceberg in terms of severe cases," said Mark Pallansch, a virologist and director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Viral Diseases. Twelve states have contacted the CDC for assistance in investigating clusters of enterovirus: Alabama, Colorado, Michigan, Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Utah. Four -- Colorado, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa -- have confirmed cases of Enterovirus D68, also known as EV-D68.
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Iowa, Colorado, Missouri and Illinois have confirmed EV-D68 cases
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Missouri doctor calls situation "unprecedented" in terms of kids in intensive care
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About 475 children were recently treated at one Kansas City hospital
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Enterovirus EV-D68 causes respiratory illnesses like a cold, only worse

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Barbra Streisand, Robert De Niro and Meg Ryan: just three of the Hollywood A-listers who have stayed at Kathryn Ireland’s French farmhouse La Castellane, 31 miles north of Toulouse, in the south-western Tarn-et-Garonne department. Kathryn, 51, is well known in Tinseltown as the interior designer to the stars. Her client list includes Steve Martin, Lindsay Lohan and, most recently, Drew Barrymore. News of her idyllic Gallic retreat spread when her book Summers In France was published in 2011. It documents life at La Castellane, which is set in 50 acres of glorious unspoilt countryside and has its own swimming pool.
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Kathryn Ireland is selling her French farmhouse 31 miles north of Toulouse
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Barbra Streisand, Robert De Niro and Meg Ryan have all stayed there
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'La Castellane' is set within 50 acres of land and has its own swimming pool

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Eric Merz was charged with killing his wife, Mary Beth, at their McKinney home in March After leaving re-hab for substance abuse he was banned from returning to his home Merz killed himself jumping from a freeway bridge at the weekend By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 19:05 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:11 EST, 29 April 2013 A man accused of killing his wife at their North Dallas home last month died on Sunday after jumping from a highway overpass in Allen, Texas police said. Eric Merz, 42, had been charged with murder but was out on bail after completing a 30-day program at a substance abuse treatment facility.
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Eric Merz was charged with killing his wife, Mary Beth, at their McKinney home in March
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After leaving re-hab for substance abuse he was banned from returning to his home
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Merz killed himself jumping from a freeway bridge at the weekend

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The founder of the Paris ice cream brand beloved of the city's international tourists, Raymond Berthillon, has died at the age of 90. A visit to the Ile Saint Louis in the heart of Paris and a stone's throw from Notre Dame is on many a tourists' itinerary, partly for the architecture, the gift shopping, and the chance to take pictures of the cathedral, but also because it is the home of Berthillon ice cream. Along the picturesque island's narrow 17th century streets, queues stretch all day and well into the night at the family-run company's handful of outlets, surrounded by the Seine river.
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Raymond Berthillon died aged 90 after 60 years at helm of ice cream empire
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Parlour first gained fame in 1961 when critic raved about it
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His ice cream parlour is now one of Paris' most loved tourist attractions

Question: The business, which celebrated its 60th birthday this year, posted a photograph of its founder in black and white at the top of its website on Monday, titled simply '@placeholder 1923-2014'.


London (CNN) -- On a recent visit to India, British Prime Minister David Cameron had this to say about Pakistan, historically a close friend of the West's: "We cannot tolerate in any sense the idea that this country is allowed to look both ways and is able, in any way, to promote the export of terror, whether to India or whether to Afghanistan or anywhere else in the world." Seen by the Pakistani government as a slap in the face, Cameron's remarks almost caused a diplomatic breach in relations between the two countries. His remarks followed the leaking of U.S. documents on the WikiLeaks website in which Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency was accused of secretly aiding and inflaming the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, and they engendered a heated debate in Western capitals on whether Pakistan is a friend or a foe.
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Pakistan acted as U.S. spearhead against Soviet Union when it invaded Afghanistan
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Fawaz Gerges says the U.S. lost interest, leaving Pakistan to pick up pieces in Afghanistan
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He says Pakistan relied on Afghan Taliban to impose order on Afghanistan
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He says Pakistan sees its interest tied to Taliban and need to counter influence of India

Question: For example, since last year, U.S. officials say the Pakistani military has launched a powerful offensive against the Pakistan Taliban, who are allied with the Afghan @placeholder, because the former began to threaten the current Pakistani government.


The family of Chad Littlefield, who was shot dead alongside famed U.S. Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle, has spoken out about their relief that the killer was found guilty of murder on Tuesday. Eddie Ray Routh, 27, was emotionless as the jury in Stephenville, Texas read their verdict last night: that he had not been insane when he opened fire on the two men in February 2013. They had taken him to a shooting range to help him settle back into society after he left the Marines. After the verdict, Littlefield's brother, Jerry Richardson, turned to Routh and said: 'You took the lives of two heroes, men that tried to be a friend to you. You became an American disgrace.'
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Eddie Ray Routh, 27, will spend life in prison after he was found guilty on Tuesday of gunning down Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield in February 2013
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The Stephenville, Texas jury took just over two hours to declare him guilty
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Littlefield's family said they knew Routh was not insane - as the defense had claimed - and that their prayers had been answered with the verdict
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Kyle and Littlefield were trying to help Routh deal with his PTSD when he turned on them and shot them both multiple times
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There had been questions over whether Routh could get a fair trial following the release of 'American Sniper', the movie about Kyle's life
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Some of the jurors admitted on Wednesday that they had seen the film but insisted they had put it out of their minds when making their decision

Question: @placeholder's brother and parents were seen hugging and crying inside the courtroom after the verdict, but they did not issue a statement.

Question: Defense attorneys noted that Kyle had described Routh as 'straight-up nuts' in a text message to Littlefield as they drove to the luxury resort and asked @placeholder to watch his back.


(CNN) -- CNN Legal Analyst Danny Cevallos recently highlighted a fact that few in the United States are even aware of: Tens of thousands of Americans who hold U.S. passports are denied legal recognition as U.S. citizens. The reason? They happen to be born in the U.S. territory of American Samoa instead of somewhere else in the United States. Cevallos gets the basic unfairness of it all right: "The United States laid claim to these eastern islands of a South Pacific archipelago in 1900, and since that time, American Samoans have served in the U.S. military, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan." But his conclusion that "citizenship for them is not a constitutional right" because "only Congress can choose to grant citizenship to territorial inhabitants" rests on an assumption that has no basis in the Constitution or any decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Neil Weare: There's a compelling legal case for citizenship for American Samoa residents
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He says the 14th Amendment provides citizenship for all people subject to the U.S.
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Courts have disagreed on the matter, but Weare's lawsuit is pending in federal court

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By James Salmon PUBLISHED: 02:30 EST, 10 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:21 EST, 10 May 2013 The Co-op Bank was last night battling to reassure millions of customers it does not need a bailout from taxpayers – after its credit rating was downgraded to ‘junk’ status. Ratings agency Moody’s warned that the bank might need ‘external support’ amid spiralling losses on bad loans. It assigned the lender the same ‘junk’ credit rating that bailed-out nations Greece and Portugal received in 2010. This marks a humiliating blow for the Co-op, which was last year awarded the accolade of Europe’s ‘most sustainable bank’ by the Financial Times for the third year running.
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Barry Toottell quits as chief executive after Moody's downgrade
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Bank faces £1billion capital blackhole which could force asset sales
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Agency predicts the UK authorities may have to come to lender's rescue
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Comes just a month after deal to buy 632 Lloyds branches collapsed

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Toluca, Mexico (CNN) -- For decades, Richard St. Denis has advocated for the rights of Americans who, like him, are living with a disability. But the attorney from Colorado saw his life shift in 1997, when he was invited to speak in Mexico. "I was asked to bring one wheelchair to give to somebody," he remembers. "As I was waiting for the program to begin, I was shocked to see people using branches for crutches, being pushed in wheelbarrows and crawling." The lone wheelchair went to Leti Elizale Marcial, a 17-year-old suffering from polio. She had never walked a day in her life, and she was carried around daily by her mother.
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Richard St. Denis helps provide free wheelchairs for people in rural Mexico
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The wheelchairs are collected from the U.S., refurbished and custom-fit
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St. Denis' group also teaches people how to use their chairs and maximize their quality of life
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Do you know a hero? Nominations are open for 2011 CNN Heroes

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(CNN) -- "App" has been a computing term for a lot longer than five years. But, on July 10, 2008, it began its journey to becoming a household word. That's when Apple, a year after launching the iPhone, introduced its App Store to the world. The online marketplace launched with 500 apps, mostly for established Web companies such as Facebook, eBay and Yelp. Today, it has more than 850,000. And, a couple of months ago, it passed a mind-boggling threshold, marking the 50 billionth app to be downloaded. Apple can no longer claim proprietary ownership of apps, those mini-programs that continue to push the boundaries of what a mobile phone can do. Google launched its own app store, now called Play, less than a year after Apple. Today, it's on a path toward surpassing Apple's number of downloads.
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Apple's App Store arrived five years ago
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Users have downloaded more than 50 billion iOS apps
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Casual game "Angry Birds" is the store's top-selling app ever
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Facebook leads most-popular list of free apps, followed by Pandora

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(CNN) -- Venezuelan Pastor Maldonaldo was fastest in a rain hit second practice session at the German grand prix. In Friday's dryer first session, McLaren's Jenson Button led teammate Lewis Hamilton at the top of the time sheets. Seven-time champion Michael Schumacher had a day to forget at Hockenheim, crashing his Mercedes into a wall in the final few minutes of the second session. The German driver, known for his ability to handle wet track conditions, had been going well at his home race. "The way I ended the second session was obviously not part of the plan," Schumacher told the official website.
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Maldonado and Button fastest in two practice sessions
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Mercedes driver Schumacher struggles on wet track and crashes into wall
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Australian Mark Webber describes conditions as "unreal"
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Championship leader Fernando Alonso "pleased" with the day

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The Pentagon dispatched a shadowy veteran of their 'dirty wars' in 1980s Central America to train the sectarian militia units in Iraq that allegedly tortured and killed tens of thousands of people. Colonel James Steele, a 58-year-old veteran special forces retiree was sent by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2004 to utilize his expertise in counter-insurgency a special investigation by The Guardian newspaper of the UK claims. Accompanying Steele, who worked as an advisor in El Salvador's bloody civil war of the 1980s was retired Colonel James H. Coffman, who reported directly to former CIA director and retired General David Petraeus.
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General David Petraeus was the direct senior of Colonel James H. Coffman - who helped to train Special Police Commando (SPC) units in Iraq
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Witnesses claim in a UK newspaper report that Petraeus and or Coffman either saw or knew about the deadly daily torture of detainees who were in SPC custody

Question: Apparently, the investigation uncovered no evidence at all that Steele or @placeholder tortured prisoners themselves, but still claims they were present at detention centers where it happened.


By Daily Mail Reporters The three Connecticut millenials charged with causing a disturbance at the singer's Rhode Island mansion are anything but your average vandals. The trio - Michael Horrigan, 29, his roommate Tristan Kading, 28, and his sister Emily Kading, 26 - pleaded not guilty this week to hurling beer bottles and shouted expletives at security officers patrolling the star's seaside property. However it has now been revealed they are all well-to-do twenty-somethings, who claim they were 'just drinking and it got out of hand'. According to TMZ, Tristan Kading studied chemical oceanography, graduating from MIT. Charged: Siblings Tristan Kading (left) and Emily Kading (right) - seen here in a family photo dated 2009 - have pleaded not guilty to counts of disorderly conduct after allegedly throwing beer bottles at Taylor Swifts Rhode Island home
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Three charged with throwing beer bottles and swearing at security guards at Taylor Swift's $17 million Rhode Island home on June 15
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Michael Horrigan, 29, his roommate Tristan Kading, 28, and his sister Emily Kading, 26, pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct
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Tristan studied chemical oceanography at MIT and Emily is a nuclear scientist
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Both Michael and Tristan received heroism certificates for saving a 12-year-old whose canoe capsized last year

Question: 'They were simply throwing up the peace sign like @placeholder does in her 22 music video,' Kading told the website.

Question: The sprawling home has five bedrooms and @placeholder stays there regularly, usually with friends


A self-published author was 'astounded' to discover her crime thrillers have sold a million copies after agents rejected her first efforts. Sheila Rodgers's first novel Only The Innocent, written under the pen name Rachel Abbott, and its two sequels, have together sold a million copies - but the 62-year-old had thought she would be 'lucky' to sell 1,000. The three e-books have been bestsellers on Amazon's Kindle store - and remain in the top 100. Sheila Rodgers self-published published her first novel, under the pen name Rachel Abbott, in 2011 'Nobody is more astounded than me,' she told The Sunday Times.
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Sheila Rodgers decided to self-publish her novel Only The Innocent in 2011
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The book and its sequels have sold a million copies in e-book form
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'Nobody is more astounded than me,' the 62-year-old author said

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 13:06 EST, 18 January 2012 Google will claim solidarity with thousands of websites preparing to 'go dark' at midnight tonight, Eastern Time, in protest against draconian plans to police the internet and combat piracy. Some of the world's biggest tech companies are planning to take part in the blackout, including Wikipedia, Mozilla, Reddit and WordPress. But the search giant has ruled out the possibility of blacking out itself. Google instead said it would change its home page to show its support. Support network: Google will claim solidarity with websites blacking out on Wednesday but search giant has ruled out the possibility of blacking out itself
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Blackout of 7,000 websites expected from midnight EST on Tuesday until the same time on Wednesday
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales called the move an 'extraordinary action' against the endangerment of free speech
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CEO of Twitter says his site will not 'go dark' calling the blackout 'foolish'

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Russian diplomats are to demand access to a boy and a girl from Russia whose American parents want to reverse their adoption, claiming the children are 'mentally ill'. Vladimir Putin's commissioner for children's rights has told MailOnline that the move by the unnamed couple from New York, as 'despicable' and said his country's consul must be allowed to see its citizens. The couple have gone to court to ask a judge to end their legal parenthood of the 12- and 14-year-old, who are being cared for in state mental health facilities in New York. They claim that when they adopted the children six years ago, via two adoption charities which then worked in Russia, they were not told the children had severe mental problems, and were falsely told they were brother and sister.
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Couple, from Long Island, adopted children, then six and eight, in 2008
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At time, the youngsters were reportedly described as 'healthy' siblings but parents say they are now mentally ill - and not brother and sister
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Parents have gone to court to overturn the adoption in rare legal move
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Russian officials now want access to the children who are in state mental health facility, saying 'they are our citizens'
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Aide to Vladimir Putin tells MailOnline parents are shirking their responsibility amid row with US over adoption

Question: 'The @placeholder couple had a complete dossier on each child and had the right to consult any doctor.

Question: The judge said an estimated 20 per cent of @placeholder children adopted in the U.S. suffer from developmental issues, making the hearing one of wide public interest.


A two-year-old boy dressed as Captain America was hit by a bus on his first ever trick-or-treat outing and died by his grandmother's side. Dohntae Vasquez was thrilled about Halloween and had already been out with neighbors for several hours when the tragic accident happened. He was being pushed in a buggy across State Road 27, in Lake Wales, Florida, by a neighbor when the man suddenly realized he had dropped his cellphone. Tragic: Dohntae Vasquez was dressed as Captain America when he was fatally hit by a bus in Lake Wales, Florida on Friday night He went back to get it, telling the toddler to stay put - but Dohntae jumped out of the buggy and ran towards his grandmother who was yet to cross the road.
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Dohntae Vasquez was struck by a bus on a street in Polk County, Florida
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Had been in buggy but jumped up to run across road to grandmother
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Sobbing grandmother sobbed 'my baby, my baby' as boy died by her side
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A 7-year-old trick-or-treater was also hit in Vancouver and died yesterday
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She was part of group struck by speeding drunk driver who mounted

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Miami (CNN) -- Hurricane Katia weakened to a Category 2 storm Tuesday as it churned in the Atlantic Ocean, forecasters said. As of 8 p.m. ET Tuesday, Katia was about 335 miles (540 kilometers) south-southwest of Bermuda, packing maximum sustained winds of 105 mph (165 kph), according to the Miami-based National Hurricane Center. The storm was moving northwest at about 10 mph (17 kph). The Bermuda Weather Service issued a tropical storm watch for the island, with tropical storm conditions possible within 48 hours. Up to 2 inches of rain could fall across Bermuda, the hurricane center said. The storm is expected to stay away from the United States. The front moving the remnants of Tropical Depression Lee up the East Coast is anticipated to help keep Katia offshore, according to CNN's weather bureau.
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Katia is a Category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph
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A tropical storm watch is in effect for Bermuda
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"The hurricane is going to turn ... away from the U.S. coast," a forecaster says
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Large swells are expected to affect most of the U.S. East Coast

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A singer is aiming for stardom by creating America’s first transgender pop group. Nikki Exotika, whose real name is Nicole Sanders, is auditioning transgender singers from across the U.S. for the project, which is ten years in the making. The 32-year-old, who lives in New York City with her boyfriend, was born Jason Torres and transitioned from male to female in her teens. Scroll down for video The Secret Girls: Nikki Exotica (center), who is starting America's first transgender pop group, sings with vocal coach Renee Stakey (left) and Mimi Nutwood (right) at a Manhattan studio in August Since then, she has spent $250,000 on surgery - including breast implants, lip enhancements, calf implants and rhinoplasty.
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Nikki Exotica, who was born Jason Torres, says the group will be a cross between the Pussycat Dolls and the Spice Girls

Question: Nikki said: '@placeholder's got a really beautiful voice and she’s pretty much one of the first girls I would choose - but I can’t make a decision until I audition all the hopefuls.'


Slovyansk, Ukraine (CNN) -- Ten Russian soldiers were detained in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, that country's Security Service said Tuesday, as tensions simmered over the conflict between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels. The Russian soldiers were captured with documents and weapons on them, the Security Service said. Moscow has repeatedly denied claims by Kiev that it has sent troops and weapons over the border into Ukraine, where the Ukrainian military is fighting pro-Russian rebels. Russia's state-run RIA Novosti news agency cited a source in the Russian Defense Ministry as saying the soldiers had been patrolling the border and "most likely crossed by accident" at an unmarked point.
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NEW: Russia's Putin says talks with Ukrainian President Poroshenko were positive
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Poroshenko had said earlier that talks could decide future peace of Europe
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Ukraine's Security Service says 10 Russian soldiers were detained in the Donetsk region
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Russian state media cites a source saying the soldiers crossed the border accidentally

Question: Putin told reporters that @placeholder couldn't be involved in ceasefire talks because those discussions should be between Kiev and separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Question: The move "is in no way aimed against anyone," @placeholder said, according to a statement from his office.

Question: Russia denies direct or indirect involvement in the fighting and says @placeholder's assault against the rebels is precipitating a humanitarian crisis.


By James Rush An inquest into the death of Reggae star Smiley Culture today heard he plunged a kitchen knife into his heart during a drugs raid at his home A British reggae star plunged a kitchen knife into his heart during a drugs raid on his home, an inquest heard today. DJ Smiley Culture, whose real name was David Emmanuel, suddenly changed as officers searched his home after initially appearing calm and relaxed. The 48-year-old musician screamed: 'Do you f***ing want some of this?' as he plunged the knife into his chest. Today a jury heard four Metropolitan Police officers carried out a raid on Mr Emmanuel’s home in Warlingham, Surrey, on March 15, 2011.
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Smiley Culture stabbed himself as police raided his home, inquest hears
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Reggae star was awaiting trial for allegedly supplying drugs at time of raid
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Inquest hears police saw him initially appear calm but changed during raid

Question: Emmanuel suddenly, without warning, stood up and witness two realised he - Mr @placeholder - had a large knife in his hand'


By Gerard Couzens Spain is considering a new pact with Argentina over the Falklands as tension with Britain over Gibraltar escalates. Spanish foreign minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo will travel to Buenos Aires next month to discuss a joint diplomatic offensive over the disputed territories. Spain has blown hot and cold over supporting Argentina's long-standing claim to the Falklands. Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Garcia-Margallo (left) will meet Argentine counterpart Hector Timerman (right) for talks on whether to sign a pact over the disputed territories Tensions between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar have increased in recent days Jesus Gracia, its secretary of state for Ibero-America, insisted last year during a visit to Argentina that Spain backed its claim.
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Spanish foreign minister to travel for talks on disputed territories
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Argentina to use its UN presidency to highlight Falklands issue
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Tensions between Britain and Spain over Gibraltar increased in recent weeks

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TBILISI, Georgia (CNN)  -- Russia has likely moved additional troops into Georgia and its breakaway provinces over the past several days, several administration officials told CNN on Wednesday. The officials said Russia probably has at least 15,000 troops in the region. The U.S. government had estimated 8,000 to 10,000 Russian troops had moved into Georgia when fighting began last week. A Bush administration official stressed that the scope of Russia's military effort remains unclear. Russia was blasted diplomatically Wednesday by President Bush over reports of ongoing Russian military operations. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice also said Russian military action in Georgia "must stop and must stop now."
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NEW: U.S. says Russian troops moved across border in past several days
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Bush warns Russia over reported cease-fire violations
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Georgia, Russia accuse each other of breaking the truce
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First U.S. humanitarian aid flight lands in Georgian capital

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 9:40 AM on 31st October 2011 These shocking images of a little boy shot in the head have emerged hours after Syrian president Bashar Assad claimed his army was only targeting terrorists. The boy is from the Bayada neighbourhood of Homs, northeast of the capital, Damascus. He was wounded in the head after he was allegedly hit by the Syrian army during the recent uprisings in his hometown. The projectile entered the back of his head and can be seen lodged above his left eye. Shocking: A large bulge can be seen above Mohammed's left eye. He was allegedly hit by the Syrian army
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Assad said an intervention by the Western world would could end up like Afghanistan
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He claims that Syria is different from Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen
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The president admits that mistakes were made at the start of the uprisings but claims that only terrorists were being targeted
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He talks about why he is so popular with his people and says he even drives himself around

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The mother of Aaron Hernandez's alleged victim left court sobbing on Thursday as the prosecutor's opening statement revealed details of her son's murder. Ursula Ward later returned to court this afternoon as proceedings got underway in the former New England Patriot player's murder trial  in Fall River, Massachusetts. Hernandez, dressed in a sharp, dark suit, stared straight ahead and rocked from side to side, chewing gum as images of his friend, Odin Lloyd, flashed on a screen in front of him. He has pleaded not guilty to the murder. Hernandez's fiancée and mother of his young daughter, Shayanna Jenkins, sat behind him in court alongside his brother DJ and mother Terri. Mrs Hernandez was also seen wiping tears away in the courtroom.
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Four days before the Patriots play in the Superbowl, ex-NFL star player Aaron Hernandez's murder trial began in Massachusetts
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Victim Odin Lloyd's mother, Ursula Ward, left the court sobbing during opening statements as details of her son's violent death were revealed
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Lloyd's body was found with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso and head in a pit at an industrial park in June 2013
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Hernandez's fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins, was in court with his brother DJ
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Her sister Shaneah sat with Lloyd's mother - Shaneah was Mr Lloyd's girlfriend at the time he was killed
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Defense attorney Michael Fee played up Hernandez's Patriots connection and added that investigators 'locked on Aaron and they targeted him'

Question: Later that day, he learned that @placeholder, whom he employed at his fertilizer company, had died.


Andy Murray earned himself the opportunity to gain some revenge for what happened at Wimbledon last year after an almost uninterrupted cruise into the last 16 of the Australian Open. The world No 6 now gets a shot at gifted Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov after swatting away Portugal's Joao Sousa like he was one of the irritating flies one finds in these parts. Murray took two hours and six minutes to overcome the world No 55 6-1 6-1 7-5, and now has a match against the player who knocked him out of last summer's SW19 quarter-final in straight sets. VIDEO Scroll down for Australian Open: Murray beats Sousa 6-1 6-1 7-5, Federer goes out
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Andy Murray needed just over two hours to beat Joao Sousa
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The British No 1 triumphed 6-1, 6-1, 7-5 in Melbourne
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Murray will now face old rival Grigor Dimitrov in the last 16
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The Bulgarian earlier beat Marcus Baghdatis in a five-set thriller
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By Nick Harris for MailOnline Everton manager Roberto Martinez is hoping for positive news this week on the knee injury to Ross Barkley that could mean a ‘long, long’ lay-off for the attacking midfielder. But Steven Naismith, the man who replaced the 20-year-old England player on Saturday and scored in the 2-2 curtain raiser at Leicester, insists there was no doom and gloom around the club about Barkley’s situation. Barkley suffered a tear to the medial ligament in his right knee in training on Friday and initial scan results on Saturday morning led Martinez to say his rising star could miss between seven weeks and five months.
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Ross Barkley suffered a knee ligament injury in training on Friday
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Manager Roberto Martinez is hoping for positive news this week
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Steven Naismith insists there is no doom and gloom around the camp
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Naismith scored in Everton's 2-2 draw at Leicester City on Saturday
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Aiden McGeady gave visitors the lead before Leonardo Ulloa levelled
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Naismith's goal was cancelled out by Chris Wood four minutes from end

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Taquaritinga, Brazil (CNN) -- Brazil's orange harvest is nearing its end as workers in the state of Sao Paulo pluck late-blooming fruit from the trees. The yellow-green oranges will be shipped off to nearby juice factories and then shipped around the globe. Those exports rake in $2 billion for Brazil, the biggest orange juice exporter in the world, accounting for 85 percent of global exports. But now, it is not clear if Brazilian orange juice will be allowed into one of its key markets: the United States. Last week, the Food and Drug Administration temporarily halted all orange juice imports after low levels of the unapproved fungicide carbendazim were found in some juice shipments from Brazil. More recently, the FDA said the juice is safe for consumption.
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Brazil is the biggest orange juice exporter in the world
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The United States currently buys 15 percent of BrazilÂ¹s orange juice exports
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Producer: "We can adapt to the American system with other products"

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By Rebecca English, Royal Correspondent UPDATED: 05:36 EST, 7 January 2012 Calls for help: Campaigners have called on the Duchess of Cambridge to put pressure on her favourite High Street store to better the lives of its workers Campaigners have called on the Duchess of Cambridge to put pressure on her favourite High Street store to better the lives of its workers. Zara has hit by a string of ‘slave labour’ scandals including the deaths last month of two workers in a Bangladeshi factory which supplies the Spanish chain. Kate, who turns 30 on Monday, is seen regularly shopping in the chain’s branches and has worn two of its outfits on high profile public occasions since becoming a member of the royal family.
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Zara hit by a string of 'slave labour' scandals including deaths of two workers in a Bangladeshi factory

Question: The company was unavailable for comment yesterday due to the fact that it was a public holiday in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- While several European countries have long had their own versions of "American Idol," the longest running televised pop music competition where fans choose their favorite songs and singers is Europe's Eurovision Song Contest, now in its 56th year. Saturday evening, Azerbaijan won the 2011 running of the annual competition, with a sweet pop song that Europe slowly fell in love with during the course of the contest, titled "Running Scared," by Eldar and Nikki (also known as Ell/Nikki). The song, somewhat of a surprise winner to many, beat out early favorites from France and England to win over Italy and Sweden. Sweden's Eric Saade was winning the contest in the early going, until it became apparent that Eldar and Nikki would run away with a trophy. Ironically, Swedes Stefan Örn and Sandra Bjurman wrote Azerbaijan's song, making Saturday night a win for Sweden all around -- Saade came in third at the competition. Italy's Raphael Gualazzi was second.
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Eldar and Nikki of Azerbaijan win with sweet pop song "Running Scared"
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Italy is second, Sweden third in contest viewed by fans across Europe
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Viewer votes and music industry jury combine to determine winner
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Last year's winner, Germany's Lena, came in 10th

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Bamboozled: Californian Bobbie Beale was left scratching her head after she started being abused online by EastEnders fans A Californian teenager called Bobbie Beale who had never heard of EastEnders was swamped with abuse on Twitter last night from people demanding to know if she was a killer. More than a million tweets were sent during the BBC soap's live episodes, which revealed that 11-year-old Bobby Beale killed sister Lucy by hitting her over the head with a jewellery box. But some of the messages were aimed at the American Bobbie, who thought she was being accused of murdering her dog Lucy.
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American girl thought trolls were accusing her of killing her pet dog Lucy
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'Why are people I don't know tweeting me about killing someone?'
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Tweets from the UK continued and Bobbie Beale asked: 'Who are you?'
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She said: 'At first I was really confused because I thought it was a real-life thing and I thought Bobby Beale killed someone and I was like 'It's not me'

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A purebred yellow Labrador retriever, Oakley likes to run, swim and get into most everything -- "whether it's trouble or not," his owner 1st Lt. Brandon Harker affectionately says. And as much as anything, Oakley enjoys cuddling wherever, with whomever. That's just what Harker wanted to do with him this month, when he got back from a 9-month deployment to Afghanistan. Except Oakley was gone. The friend with whom Harker had left Oakley said he'd gotten rid of the dog. "I'd just like to get him back, safe and sound," Harker said Friday night. "That's about it." About a year after joining the Army, Harker got the playful lab over Memorial Day weekend in 2011, while he was at Fort Benning in western Georgia.
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1st Lt. Brandon Harker left last year for Afghanistan, leaving his dog with a "good friend"
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The dog was gone when he returned; he doesn't know if it was sold or given away
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Harker uses Craigslist to ask for help: "I'd just like him back, safe and sound"
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The yellow lab, Oakley, loves to play and snuggle with whomever, whenever

Question: He is registered to @placeholder and has a microchip identifying device, and is a few days shy of being 2 years, 4 months old.


By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 00:58 EST, 25 October 2013 A lot of married couples talk about being 'saved' by each other, but newlyweds Kyle Froelich and Chelsea Clair mean it literally. If Kyle had never met Chelsea there's a good chance he wouldn't be alive today since she provided a much-needed kidney transplant when his had almost completely stopped working. The two were married this past October 12, four years after they first met and three years after that life-saving organ donation. Commitment: Kyle Froelich married Chelsea Clair in a ceremony earlier this month. The couple met four years ago and on the day they met, Chelsea offered to donate her kidney to the ailing Kyle
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When his kidneys practically stopped functioning at the age of 19, Kyle Froelich was desperate to find a donor
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Despite many of his family and friends offering to donate a kidney to him, he struggled to find a match
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In September 2009, Kyle met 22-year-old Chelsea Clair, a friend of a friend, at a car show and she offered him her kidney that same day
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Six months later the two went into operation and the transfer was successful
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It wasn't until after the donation that the two began seeing each other romantically
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About four years after first meeting and offering to give up her kidney, Chelsea married Kyle in a ceremony in Danville, Indiana

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Baghdad (CNN) -- The U.S. Embassy in Iraq is distancing itself from statements made by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher that led to a government spokesman saying the congressman and his delegation are not welcome in the country. Embassy spokesman David Ranz issued a statement Saturday saying "congressional visitors do not necessarily express the views of the U.S. administration or even a majority of Congress. The visitors this weekend made that clear in their remarks." In widely reported statements after a meeting Friday with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the California Republican said he informed the Iraqi leader that his House committee is investigating the killing of Iranian exiles by Iraqi forces.
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U.S. Embassy in Baghdad distances itself from Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
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Report: Rohrabacher asks Iraq to consider repaying the U.S.
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Iraqi official: Congressman's remarks are personal and do not reflect broader U.S. policy

Question: Al-Dabbagh said the relationship between Iraq and @placeholder is still solid and would not be hurt by Rohrabacher's remarks.

Question: @placeholder declined to confirm the conversation, saying "we do not comment on private diplomatic exchanges."


Former Everton ace Tim Cahill and Crystal Palace captain Mile Jedinak led Australia in their final training session ahead of the 2015 Asian Cup opener against Kuwait in Melbourne. Rejuvenating an ageing squad has been Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou's primary focus since taking charge  but his greatest asset remains his oldest player, Cahill. The New York Red Bulls attacking midfielder stands out in a crowd of relative unknowns on the international stage and his influence on the squad and their results is undoubted. Australia captain Mile Jedinak (left) and Tim Cahill stretch out as the Asian Cup hosts prepare for their opener
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Australia play Kuwait in the 2015 Asian Cup opener on Friday
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Group A also includes South Korea and Oman
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Veterans Tim Cahill and Mile Jedinak will be keys figures for the hosts

Question: A buoyant figure within the camp, @placeholder was often laughing during their session on Thursday and says he's enjoying his football as much as ever ahead of what is likely to be his international swansong.

Question: @placeholder will miss Jedinak (No 15) as the Socceroos captain leads his country on home turf


(CNN) -- In his campaign to become Alabama's first African-American Democratic nominee for governor, U.S. Rep. Artur Davis downplayed race, bucked the black establishment and watched his opponent rack up endorsements from the state's key minority political groups. His strategy was unconventional, but in the days before the election, it appeared to be working. Davis held a steady lead over Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks in the weeks leading up to the primary, but when the votes came in Tuesday night, Sparks pulled out the win -- stomping Davis with more than 60 percent of the vote. Sparks will face the winner of the Republican contest, which will be decided in a July 13 runoff. Current Republican Gov. Bob Riley could not seek re-election because he is term-limited by law.
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Ron Sparks comes out on top in Democratic primary for Alabama's gubernatorial race
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Major black political groups backed Sparks; Davis declined to solicit endorsements
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Davis was only member of Congressional Black Caucus to vote against health care bill
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"We don't have to have the past dictate our future," Davis said when he announced his bid

Question: They felt that Davis had shunned his own race, personally insulted them with his campaign and stood no chance against a @placeholder candidate in November, Browder said.


The Eurozone was back on the brink last night as Spain edged towards a financial disaster that could tear the single currency apart. Analysts said Spain’s huge economy was at a ‘tipping point’ and would inevitably need international aid. In a sign that Europe’s debt crisis is deepening, Italy’s borrowing costs edged higher, Greece was was facing a 1930s-style depression and its austerity measures were said to be faltering. Look of concern: Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy attends a plenary session in Madrid to debate the country's spiralling borrowing costs Additionally, ratings agencies threatened to strip Germany of its gold-plated credit rating because of the risk of the crisis spreading.
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Fears panic will spread from Spain to Italy and tear the Eurozone apart
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British taxpayers could be dragged into a bailout of stricken Spain
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FTSE 100 index of leading shares down 2% as Spain bans short-selling of shares to stem stock market losses
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French and German markets down 3%
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Italy heads towards bail-out with nearly £1trillion public debt
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Spanish sovereign borrowing costs soar to crisis levels: 10-year bond yields at 7.5%, unsustainable in medium term

Question: ‘The danger is if Spain requires a bailout, the market will say @placeholder is next.


(CNN) -- In their tall, fur hats and embellished traditional jackets, hundreds of Cossacks are patrolling the streets of Sochi, Russia, as the 2014 Winter Olympic Games approach. These Russian soldiers, whose ancestry dates back thousands of years, are known in the West for their gravity-defying dance style. Closer to home, the Cossacks have long symbolized rebellion and military might in Western and Southern Russia and Ukraine. That reputation was further enhanced by Russian literature giants Leo Tolstoy and Alexander Pushkin, whose writings contributed to the myth surrounding the Cossacks. But within their high hats is hidden a dark history.
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Russia has deployed Cossack soldiers to help with Olympics security
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The Cossacks were once known as the henchmen of Russia's tsars
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They fought against the Communist revolution and fell out of favor
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, there has been a revival of Cossack culture and pride

Question: During the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, the Cossacks fought for the @placeholder crown in regional wars against the Russian people, garnering a reputation as the tsars' henchmen.


Arjen Robben was labelled a cheat after winning the penalty that allowed Holland to complete an amazing World Cup comeback against Mexico in Brazil. Holland trailed with two minutes left but a stunning strike from Wesley Sneijder and then a penalty won by Robben and converted by Klaas Jan Huntelaar saw them triumph 2-1 to head in to the quarter-finals next weekend. Opinion was split over whether Robben was fouled but Mexico coach Miguel Herrera was in no doubt and accused Portuguese referee Pedro Proenca of bias. VIDEO Scroll down to watch loveable Herrera dancing and hear what Van Gaal thinks of him
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Mexico boss Miguel Hererra slammed Arjen Robben's diving after his side were dumped out by Holland
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Dutch forward Robben admitted trying to fool referee Pedro Proenca
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Robben said: 'The one [at the end] was a penalty, but the other one was a dive in the first half.'
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Holland were awarded a penalty after a foul on Robben by Rafael Marquez
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Klaas Jan Huntelaar converted the late spot-kick to dump out Mexico

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Watch out ladies or you might just become smitten with the 'coolest kid in the whole wide world'. That's the view of many after Keano, six, took his mother's iPad and filmed himself showing off his muscles and abs. His mother, Caitlin Gahleitner, from Perth, Western Australia, then promptly shared the clip online. The result is an adorable video that has gone viral with over 8,000 likes since it was uploaded to Facebook by radio station 2DayFM on Wednesday. Scroll down for video Caitlin Gahleitner (left) found a video her son Keano (right) had recorded on her iPad, which she promptly shared online
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Six-year-old Keano took to his mother's iPad to record himself showing off his muscles
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The video shows him lifting up his shirt to show his stomach and saying 'see, babes? They're called abs'
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His mum, Caitlin Gahleitner, uploaded the video to Facebook where it has since received over 8000 likes and 1000 shares
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She said her son was most likely inspired by his dad, who had been telling his son about his progress at the gym

Question: However, @placeholder is not as keen about his new-found fame as the rest of his family members are, as Ms Gahleitner admits his aunts and uncles now incessantly ask him 'how's your abs, Keano?'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:32 EST, 6 March 2014 | UPDATED: 21:42 EST, 6 March 2014 Barack Obama ordered the West's first sanctions in response to Russia's military takeover of Crimea on Thursday, declaring his determination not to let the Kremlin carve up Ukraine. The President asserted that a hastily scheduled referendum on Crimea seceding and becoming part of Russia would violate international law. European leaders announced their own measures but split over how forcefully to follow America's lead. Obama threatened further steps if Russia persists. Laying down the law: President Obama said that America is working in conjunction with international partners but also signed an executive order to levy sanctions on Russia and revoked visas for certain Russian nationals
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Proposed referendum 'violates international law' U.S. President says
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U.S. pulls visa approval for anyone helping destabilize the Ukraine and left the path open for future financial sanctions

Question: The @placeholder is also calling on Russia to recognize the legitimacy of Ukrainian plans for elections in May, not the Crimean referendum a week from Sunday.

Question: On guard: The @placeholder parliament called a referendum on March 16 to secede and join Russia but international leaders, including President Obama, says taht is illegal


Kobani, Syria (CNN)When violence swallows a city as wholly as it has Kobani, as in so many of Syria's mottled cities, the fight becomes about who wins, rather than what is left for the victor. Its streets have been so ground down to the bone, that the prize -- so small but so intensely fought over -- is now unrecognizable. Every time you open your eyes in Kobani, you see the damage. INTERACTIVE: Explore the devastation of this Syrian city There are people still there, but it is hard to gauge how many. Food is scarce, as is fuel for heat. And day and night, indiscriminate, homemade mortars rain down on Kurdish homes -- ISIS borrowing a technique, it seems, from the Syrian regime, and using domestic gas canisters and junk metal to kill or maim civilians.
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Weeks of fighting between Kurds and ISIS have devastated the Kurdish city of Kobani
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Some people remain but food and fuel are scarce and mortars rain down
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Female Kurdish fighters are among those battling ISIS in the shell-blasted streets
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"I lost a lot of friends in this war and I resist to avenge their death," says one fighter

Question: "No matter the destruction in @placeholder, it can be built again -- the important thing is to destroy this strange enemy that entered our land."

Question: ISIS fighters lie dead in the no-man's land between the two front lines -- distant in their decay from the glorious death of which @placeholder propaganda often talks.


Oslo, Norway (CNN)  -- To escape Iran, Mohammad Mostafaei traveled for more then 10 hours on foot and on horseback over the mountains, crossing the border illegally into Turkey. Soon afterwards, he ended up in a detention center for illegal immigrants in Istanbul, where he was incarcerated for nearly a week. After several surreal and sometimes dangerous weeks, Mostafaei's journey appears to finally be over. He now strolls the tidy, rain-soaked streets of Norway's capital, safe from the Iranian security forces who he claims targeted him. But Mostafaei is far from at ease. "I don't like to be a refugee, nor do I like to work abroad," he says. "My love is to remain in Iran and help people who somehow have been oppressed whether by society or by the law or by the judicial system. But regrettably, I became a victim."
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Mostafaei defended juveniles facing death penalty in Iran
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Fled the country after being interrogated for hours in Iran's Evin prison
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Angered Iran officials by speaking out in defense of mother sentenced to stoning
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Currently in Oslo after being released under Norwegian government protection

Question: @placeholder's top diplomat says, on principle, his government opposes the death penalty.

Question: Then, his mood momentarily brightened as he pointed across @placeholder's harbor, exclaiming "very beautiful."


Washington (CNN) -- The fight over extending a payroll tax cut and long-term unemployment benefits resumes Tuesday as Congress returns to work after its winter break. While aides in both parties say it's likely Congress will resolve that dispute, Republicans are still licking their wounds after a public backlash over how they handled those issues and fear that Senate Democrats will drag out the fight to score more political points in an election year. And Democrats are concerned that House Republicans will insist on adding more items to the measures to try to keep conservatives on board. According to a new CNN/ORC International poll released Monday, only 11% of Americans approve of how Congress is handling its job .
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NEW: Two protesters detained by police at Occupy Congress demonstration
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Fight over payroll tax cut and long-term unemployment benefits picks back up
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Members will get a chance to vote against the president's debt ceiling increase request
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A new poll finds only 11% of Americans approve of how Congress is doing its job

Question: Legislators returning on a cold and rainy Tuesday morning were greeted by scores of sign-carrying protesters as part of an @placeholder rally.


(CNN) -- The European Union forged a political agreement on Monday to list the military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, a European diplomat told CNN. The Iranian-backed Lebanese Shiite group, which is a strong force in Lebanese politics, already is regarded as a terrorist organization by the United States and Israel. Hezbollah leader acknowledges fighters' presence in Syria town There had been political pressure to put the entire group on the terror list amid developments in Bulgaria and Cyprus. The designation would put asset freezes on Hezbollah entities. "Legal details need to be worked on in the coming days," the diplomat said.
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NEW: White House says U.S. "proud to stand" with EU on the matter
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This comes amid a new initiative for Israeli and Palestinian talks
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Hezbollah has been supporting Syria's Bashar al-Assad
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Israel's justice minister calls the decision "correct and just"

Question: In @placeholder this year, a court found a Hezbollah member guilty of assisting in the planning of an attack on Israel.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:55 PM on 4th November 2011 Israeli forces have boarded aid vessels trying to break its naval blockade of Gaza, the country's military said today. Two protest boats approached the Gaza coast on Friday with the intent to violate Israel's naval blockade of the territory, but were met by Israeli navy vessels, according to Palestinian activists. The boats were said to have been towed to the Israeli port of Ashdod, north-east of Gaza, following a 'peaceful' takeover. Taken over: In an image released by the Israel Defence Forces, one of the two Gaza-bound boats can be seen before it was boarded by members of the Israeli navy
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Aid vessels carrying activists and supplies towed to Israeli port by navy

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(CNN) -- A federal court has sentenced two Minnesota women to lengthy prison sentences for soliciting donations in the name of charity, then funneling the funds to Somali militants. Authorities said the two women went door-to-door in Somali neighborhoods in the U.S. and Canada, seeking contributions. Amina Farah Ali, 36, got two decades in prison on 13 terror-related counts that include providing material support to Al-Shabaab. Hawo Mohamed Hassan, 66, got half of that on one count of conspiracy to support a terror group and lying to authorities. Both women, naturalized U.S. citizens from Somalia, were convicted in October 2011. They were sentenced Thursday in Minneapolis.
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Authorities say they went door-to-door in Somali neighborhoods, seeking donations
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One would then funnel the funds to the terror group using various remittance companies
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Both women have maintained the funds were for the poor

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(CNN)  -- Austrian officials are seeking to secure the release of two Austrian nationals who were kidnapped by an al Qaeda group while vacationing in North Africa ahead of a midnight Sunday deadline. Reinhard and Christine Lenz, right, the parents of kidnapped Austrian Andrea Kloiber. "There are efforts in all areas, unrelenting efforts to secure the earliest possible release of our citizens," Austrian Foreign Ministry spokesman Peter Launsky-Tieffenthal told CNN. The team of high-ranking government officials met Sunday morning and planned to work throughout the day, he said. Wolfgang Ebner, 51, and Andrea Kloiber, 44, were last heard from on February 18 while on a vacation in southern Tunisia, foreign ministry spokesman Martin Gaertner said.
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Officials battling a midnight deadline to secure release of kidnapped Austrians
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Wolfgang Ebner, 51, and Andrea Kloiber, 44, captured on holiday in Tunisia
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Al Qaeda contacted Austrian government to seek release of five prisoners

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Save of the tournament? Given the magnitude of the game (a World Cup quarter-final) and the timing (the 94th minute), it’s certainly a contender. A heavy first touch took Karim Benzema wider than he would have liked, but his left-foot strike was still firm and true, the ball arrowing towards the roof of the net at Manuel Neuer’s near-post. The ice-cool German, however, had other ideas. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Germany fans celebrating their side's win over France Focus: Neuer prepares himself as Karim Benzema pulls back his left leg to shoot late on in the quarter-final Strike: Benzema hammers his shot at goal
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Germany goalkeeper pulled off a brilliant stop from Benzema in the dying stages to preserve Germany's one-goal lead
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Joachim Low's side won the quarter-final 1-0 thanks to a goal from defender Mats Hummels
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Afterwards Neuer said he made the save instinctively and that such things come naturally to him
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Germany will face the winner of the match between Brazil and Colombia

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Esteban Gutierrez has been named as Ferrari's test and reserve driver for the 2015 Formula One campaign after being axed by Sauber. After two difficult seasons with the Swiss-based marque, notably the past year when Sauber failed to score a point for the first time in their history, Gutierrez found himself surplus to requirements. Esteban Gutierrez has been named as Ferrari's test and reserve driver for next season Ferrari, however, have decided to take the 23-year-old Mexican under their wing as back-up to recently-recruited four-times champion Sebastian Vettel and 2007 title-winner Kimi Raikkonen. Team principal and director general Maurizio Arrivabene said: 'While confirming our full confidence in a formidable race driver pairing, I am pleased to welcome Esteban.
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Esteban Gutierrez was axed by Sauber after disappointing season
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Mexican signed as back-up to Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen

Question: Appreciating the role he has been handed, @placeholder said: 'It is an honour to become part of the Scuderia Ferrari family, a team with such an exceptional history.


By Jennifer Smith Caroline Criado-Perez was the victim of an online 'avalanche' of abuse after supporting a campaign calling for women to appear on banknotes. Two people will face charges in relation to comments made on Twitter A man and a woman are to appear in court after sending threatening messages on Twitter to a woman campaigning for females to appear on banknotes. Isabella Sorley and John Nimmo will be charged with improper use of a communications network for their roles in the 'avalanche' of abuse directed towards Carolina Criado-Perez, the Crown Prosecution Service has revealed. The journalist received a torrent of death threats and sexist remarks alongside other female campaigners after calling for women to be featured on banknotes.
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Two to be charged with improper use of a communications network
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Carolina Criado-Perez received a torrent of abusive comments in July
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The journalist called for a woman to be featured on British banknotes
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MP Stella Creasy also received threatening messages over campaign
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CPS ruled it was 'not in public interest' to prosecute over MP's case

Question: 'We encourage users to report an account for violation of the @placeholder rules by using one of our report form (sic)'.


It was a mission that captivated audiences across the world - and now video reveals exactly what astronauts will experience when they come back to Earth in the Orion capsule. Among the first data to be removed from Orion following its uncrewed Dec. 5 flight test was video recorded through windows in Orion’s crew module. Nasa says it 'provides a taste of the intense conditions the spacecraft and the astronauts it carries will endure when they return from deep space destinations on the journey to Mars.' Scroll down for video During the re-entry, flames are visible on the capsule at it reaches 20,000 mph (32,000 kph) enduring temperatures of 2,200°C (4,000°F)
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Video was first item to be recovered tfrom the Orion capsule as it arrived back and its Florida launch siteA series of images have revealed how a combined US Navy and Nasa team recovered the Orion spacecraft
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The future Mars-bound vehicle splashed down at a target point 275 miles (442km) west of Baja California
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Divers and a fleet of boats were used to tow Orion back to the well deck of the USS Anchorage
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The ship is now making its way to shore and will offload Orion in San Diego later today
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Orion launched at 12.05 GMT (07.05 ET) on 5 Dec, making a 4.5 hour-journey that saw it orbit Earth twice
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It then re-entered the atmosphere at 20,000 mph (32,000 kph) enduring temperatures of 2,200°C (4,000°F)
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Nasa's Orion spacecraft is designed to carry astronauts to an asteroid and eventually to Mars in the 2030s

Question: @placeholder shrank from view through Orion's capsule window during its trip out to space, and stunning images were relayed back home.


(CNN) -- Know who's one degree away from Kevin Bacon? Thanks to the new season of "Robot Chicken," it's Seth Green. Green, known for playing characters that make a lasting impression on pop culture (like Oz from the TV series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," Scott Evil from the "Austin Powers" movies and Chris Griffin from the irreverent animated series "Family Guy") has found critical acclaim with "Robot Chicken." The stop-motion animated series he created with Matt Senreich won an Emmy last year for Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program and has earned Green multiple nominations for his voice work. Their "Star Wars" parody/tribute specials are endorsed by George Lucas.
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Kevin Bacon, Bryan Cranston, Megan Fox are guest stars on "Robot Chicken" this season
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Also lending their voices: Seth MacFarlane, Katee Sackhoff, Alyson Hannigan
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Seth Green is working with George Lucas on an animated "Star Wars" comedy series
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Season 5 of "Robot Chicken" premieres Sunday on Cartoon Network at 11:45 p.m. ET

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(CNN) -- America was rightly shocked by the brutal, videotaped murder of American journalist James Foley. But we should not have been surprised. The Islamic State, as the jihadist group calls itself, has murdered, raped and savaged its way across borders in the Mideast and into the headlines as the latest terrorist foe from the region. Foley's murder not only gives terrorist stature to ISIS but also, if it draws U.S. ground troops into the fight, will have given ISIS a recruiting bonanza. So the U.S. response requires, not just a set of airstrikes in revenge, but serious strategic calculation.
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Wesley Clark: U.S. must respond to ISIS threat, but with coordinated regional response
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He says U.S. can support Islamic friends in region threatened by ISIS, but can't fight their war
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He says ISIS has sights on states like Jordan, Lebanon; it could well seize Saudi Arabia
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Clark: U.S. involvement only helps recruit jihadists. Mideast nations facing their moment of truth

Question: For @placeholder, this time, there's no safety in underwriting the services of others from outside the region.


BEIRUT, Lebanon (CNN) -- A Hezbollah commander suspected in some of the deadliest terrorist attacks of the last 25 years and a reputed role model for Osama bin Laden has been killed in Syria, Hezbollah TV said Wednesday. Hezbollah released this undated photograph of Imad Mughniyeh. Imad Mughniyeh died in an explosion in a residential section of the Syrian capital, Damascus, said Hezbollah's television station, Al-Manar. Hezbollah blamed Israel for the killing, but Israeli officials denied involvement. "Israel rejects the attempt by terrorist elements to ascribe to it any involvement whatsoever in this incident," Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in a statement.
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State Department, FBI welcome news of militant's death, await confirmation
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Terror experts call Imad Mughniyeh a role model for Osama bin Laden
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Mughniyeh dies in Syrian blast, according to Hezbollah TV
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Mughniyeh suspected in 1983 Lebanon bombings, 1985 plane hijacking

Question: The @placeholder said it was awaiting official confirmation of Mughniyeh's death and the details.