Former Arsenal striker Carlos Vela made sure David Moyes’ reign at Anoeta started in style scoring a hat-trick in Real Sociedad’s 3-0 win over Elche. Despite the best efforts of fussy referee Carlos Velasco, Moyes picked up his first win and it was largely thanks to the Mexican international who scored twice in the first half and then again after the break to help Real Sociedad move away from the La Liga drop zone. Vela had the ball in the net inside three minutes when Sergio Canales tricked his way down the right and rolled the ball into Carlos Martinez’ path. The right back crossed to Real Sociedad’s leading scoring and he scored with a powerful header.
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David Moyes secured a win in his first home game in charge of Real Sociedad
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The former Manchester United manager led his side to a comfortable 3-0 win against Elche
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Former Arsenal forward Carlos Vela scored a superb hat-trick in just 53 minutes to give the hosts victory
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It was only the second win in 11 league matches for the struggling La Liga outfit

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(CNN) -- The co-founder of the popular social news site Reddit has called on the leaders of Google, Facebook and Twitter to help defeat a controversial cybersecurity bill that would compromise the privacy of their users if passed by lawmakers. "I'm hoping that all of these tech companies take the stand that their privacy policies matter, their users' privacy matters, and no legislation like CISPA should take that away," Alexis Ohanian, former owner of Reddit (Wired's parent company Conde Nast currently owns Reddit), said in a video posted last week. "If someone wants access to our private home or to our mail we would say, Well go get a warrant. Right? CISPA basically says, uh, not necessary. Your digital privacy is irrelevant."
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is calling on tech leaders to help defeat CISPA
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CISPA bill would allow government and private sector to share info about cyberattack threats
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House passed the CISPA bill last week by a vote of 288 to 127; Senate is up next
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New video shows Ohanian trying to call Google CEO Larry Page to ask his help

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(CNN) -- Amnesty International is demanding the United States stop allowing the export of arms and riot-control material to Egypt, where security forces have cracked down on protests. "U.S. arms shipments to Egypt's security forces must be stopped until there is certainty that tear gas and other munitions, weaponry or other equipment aren't linked to bloodshed on Egyptian streets," Amnesty's Brian Wood, who monitors conventional weapons and arms control, said Wednesday. An American company shipped supplies that feature chemical irritants and riot control agents, Amnesty International said in its statement, with arrival on November 26. The organization said another shipment in August had the "product code of bullets, cartridges and shells, but the latter was also described as 'ammunition smoke,'" which Amnesty said includes tear gas.
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Rights group wants to ensure the material is not linked to "bloodshed" in Egypt
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Political protests, clashes with security forces have continued in Egypt
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The U.S. State Department says it is aware of no current export licenses

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A soldier who survived a Taliban attack that killed nine U.S. troops in Afghanistan last month described a scene of "pure chaos" in which he watched buddies die. Army Spc. Tyler Stafford is recovering from wounds he suffered in the July 13 attack. Army Spc. Tyler Stafford and fellow soldiers in the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team were establishing an outpost near the village of Wanat when about 200 Taliban militants attacked July 13. "They had 200-plus guys all shooting at us -- I mean, pure chaos," Stafford said. "You could hear guys screaming." Nine Americans were killed and 12 -- including Stafford -- were wounded in the deadliest attack on U.S. forces in Afghanistan in three years. Afghan sources said that up to 100 militants were killed in the attack.
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Survivor of attack that killed nine U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan recalls "chaos"
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Army Spc. Tyler Stafford, wounded in July 13 attack, says he watched buddies die
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Soldier recalls calling out to friend during battle, not knowing friend had died
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Incident was deadliest attack on U.S. forces in Afghanistan in three years

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(CNN) -- Air-raid sirens haunted the night sky. It was March 11 1941 and the Luftwaffe was on the attack. There was fear, panic, death and ruin. The northern English town of Manchester was under siege; Old Trafford was under siege. With each bomb that fell upon the old stadium -- home to one of the world's most iconic clubs Manchester Untied -- a piece of James Gibson's heart was shattered. The man who had built United up from financial ruin was left facing the destruction of a decade of hard work. The grandstand was obliterated, the stadium left for ruin like an ancient battleground. This was not the Theatre of Dreams, but the Theatre of Shattered Dreams.
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James Gibson is the man credited with saving Manchester United from financial ruin
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Club was heading for extinction in 1931 before Gibson emerged as a benefactor
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Rebuilt Old Trafford after stadium was damaged during Nazi raids in World War Two
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Appointed Matt Busby as manager, the man who brought glory to the club on the pitch

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(CNN) -- The iconic home of Vito Corleone from the 1972 classic "The Godfather" is for sale on Staten Island, New York. While broker Connie Profaci said none of the movie's scenes were shot inside the home, its sprawling 24,000 square foot property was the setting for the Mafia epic's opening, one of its most memorable scenes: As his daughter's wedding reception took place out in the yard, Don Vito -- played by Marlon Brando -- held court inside with his capos and fielded requests from wedding guests looking to have someone whacked or strong-armed. The five-bedroom English Tudor, which has changed hands only once since the movie's filming, "was gut renovated in 2012," by its current owner, according to Profaci, and now it contains such modern amenities as a "man cave," a gym, and even an English Pub.
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The Staten Island home where scenes from "The Godfather" were filmed is for sale
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The 5-bedroom English Tudor and 24,000 square foot yard are listed for nearly $3 million
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The opening wedding scene in the 1972 classic was filmed on the property

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(CNN) -- A California music teacher's insanely elaborate "Star Wars" themed Christmas lights show is dazzling the Internet with its lightsabers and some 100,000 lights choreographed to songs from the movies. Tom BetGeorge, whose display was featured on a recent episode of ABC's "The Great Christmas Light Fight," even made massive instruments that play real notes, according to his YouTube description. He said he uses the display to raise money for the poor and homeless through his church. There's something about Christmas that brings out people's whimsical sides. Besides BetGeorge, we've come across some men and women whose traditions were so delightful we couldn't help but wish we were spending the holiday season at their homes. Vote for your favorite at the bottom, and hear why they go to such lengths to celebrate:
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These people go all out for Christmas
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They love sharing the magic of the holiday with their friends and family
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Which tradition is your favorite? Vote below.

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FIFA has denied claims by Diego Maradona that officials preventing him attending Argentina's opening match of the World Cup in the Maracana. The former Argentina player and manager, who is a fierce critic of FIFA, said he was forced to watch the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina on television in his hotel room. But FIFA's head of media Delia Fischer said there had been no report to them of any incident involving Maradona, who is accredited to cover the tournament for Venezuelan TV. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch some of Diego Maradona's best-ever goals Unhappy: Diego Maradona claims he was refused entry to Argentina's game with Bosnia
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Maradona says officials stopped him entering the Maracana Stadium
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World Cup 1986 star watched second half of game from his hotel room
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Maradona is accredited to cover tournament for Venezuelan TV
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Lionel Messi scored a superb solo goal as Argentina won Group F clash 2-1

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By Kate Lyons It is strewn with rubbish, the ceilings are crumbling, and the carpets have rotted away. But when this uninhabitable dump goes under the hammer tomorrow, it looks set to sell for almost $800,000, a price which could be so high due to the overheated state of the Sydney property market. The two-bedroom art deco home in Stanmore in Sydney's inner-west has already received a huge amount of interest, with more than 150 email inquiries and 127 groups at inspections. The two-bedroom house in Durham St, Stanmore looks set to sell for close to $800,000, despite the fact that it is uninhabitable in its present state
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The two-bedroom Stanmore house looks set to sell for nearly $800,000
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Realtors have already removed nine truckloads of rubbish from the house
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It is strewn with rubbish and the ceilings have collapsed
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Most interest has come from builders who are keen on its great location

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The Mexican Senate has just passed, 72-2, an 8% tax on candy, chips and other high-calorie foods. It continues to debate a special additional tax of about 8 cents per liter on sugary soda. You can understand why Mexican leaders are worried about their nation's eating habits. Mexicans consume more sugary soft drinks per person than any other people on earth. Mexico suffers the highest incidence of diabetes among the 34 countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Mexicans are more likely to be obese even than Americans, the next runner-up. Taxes on junk foods constitute just a part of a vast fiscal reform proposed by Mexico's new president, Enrique Peña Nieto. The overall plan aims to rationalize tax collections, curtail tax evasion and shift Mexico away from dependence on oil revenues. That's all a topic for another day.
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David Frum: Mexican Senate passed junk food tax and is mulling a tax on sugary soda
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He says tax on junk foods is part of Mexican president's fiscal reform
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Frum says such a tax failed in Denmark, but Mexico's problem is worse and worth try anyway
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Frum: Problem raises issue of whether illegal immigrants to U.S. are really fleeing starvation

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Washington (CNN) -- In President Barack Obama's two presidential campaigns, his predecessor loomed large; Obama and Democrats regularly laid the blame for the downtrodden economy at George W. Bush's feet. When pressed on their pledge to turn the faltering economy around, Obama and Democrats often pointed out that they had inherited the product of the Bush administration's policies. Bush, however, in his limited public appearances has stayed mute about his successor, maintaining a custom among former presidents that dates back decades. While not all presidents have adhered to the practice, it has created a mostly amicable brotherhood of former presidents.
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Former presidents regularly hold their tongue when asked about their successors
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"I don't think it does any good," George W. Bush said when asked about Obama
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Jimmy Carter hasn't adhered to the rule and regularly critiques Democrats and Republicans
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Dwight Eisenhower is considered the gold standard for working with a successor

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By Allan Hall Updated: 10:09 EST, 19 February 2012 Forest boy: Artist's impression of 'Ray' who claimed he lived in the wild German authorities said the fate of the mysterious English-speaking ‘Forest Boy’ will forever remain a secret from the world. 'He wants no publicity and we have nothing more to say on this subject,' said a spokesman for youth authorities in Berlin. 'We will not enter into discussions about secrecy or otherwise. There will be no more information forthcoming on this case.' Despite the German taxpayer stumping up close to £5,000 a month for his upkeep, the spokeswoman said that his wishes 'come first.'
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German authorities refuse to discuss case any further
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Insider says Ray may have 'mental health issues'
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No evidence found to support his claims

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By Sam Webb As someone who's famous for her role as an indestructible cheerleader on TV sci-fi show Heroes, Hayden Panettiere may seem an odd choice to become a pro-democracy campaigner in a former Soviet state. But yesterday she addressed protestors in Kiev's Independence Square with her fiance, Ukrainian boxing champion Vladimir Klitschko. The 24-year-old American, also famous for her role as an upstart country music singer on Nashville, encouraged Ukrainian protesters to 'keep fighting'. Scroll down for video Save the cheerleader, save the world: U.S. actress Hayden Panettiere, pictured with fiance Vladimir Klitschko, spoke to supporters of Ukrainian EU integration during a rally in Kiev
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Heroes actress spoke to crowd and told them to 'keep fighting'
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Her fiance Vladimir Klitschko translated for her at Kiev rally
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His brother is opposition leader Vitaly Klitschko
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Today protestors pulled down statue of Lenin as protest against Russia links

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(CNN) -- While Sen. Barack Obama says he'll visit Iraq and Afghanistan before the election, he's staying consistent with his plans to start withdrawing U.S. troops almost immediately should he become president. Sen. Barack Obama says he'll go to Iraq and Afghanistan before November. Obama says the need to withdraw troops is twofold: "One is to spur more action out of the Iraqis. ... But the second reason for withdrawal is the fact that we're spending $10 [billion] to $12 billion a month in Iraq," Obama said Monday while on a two-day swing through Michigan. "The people here in Flint, Michigan, who I'm going to be talking to, would like to see some of that investment made here at home."
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Obama says he'll visit Iraq, Afghanistan before election
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RNC Web site has counter clocking days since Obama's last visit
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McCain, Obama offer vastly different strategies to deal with Iraq
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Analysts see improvement on the ground in Iraq

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(CNN)  -- A man walks into a thrift store. A New Zealand man finds confidential U.S. military files on a used MP3 player he bought at a thrift store for $9. It sounds like the opening line to a bad joke. And this case was a bad joke -- for the Pentagon. Chris Ogle of New Zealand was in Oklahoma about a year ago when he bought a used MP3 player from a thrift store for $9. A few weeks ago, he plugged it into his computer to download a song, and he instead discovered confidential U.S. military files. "The more I look at it, the more I see, and the less I think I should be," Ogle said with a nervous laugh in an interview with TVNZ.
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New Zealander finds confidential U.S. military files on a used MP3 player
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Man bought player for $9 a year ago at an Oklahoma thrift store
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Owner says he'll happily hand over the player to the U.S. military if he is asked

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 09:23 EST, 1 May 2012 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 1 May 2012 As the race to be the next London Mayor reaches its crucial final days, candidate Ken Livingstone is facing embarrassing allegations that he earned up to £1.2million over the past three years, but still used a tax loophole to save more money. The figure is thought to be more than his rival current London Mayor Boris Johnson, was earning at some points in recent years. It has been claimed that by funnelling his wages into his company, the Labour candidate may have paid as little as 18 per cent tax, which saved him up to £220,000, according to The Sun.
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In the run up to Thursday's London Mayoral election, it is an embarrassing revelation for Mr Livingstone, who called tax avoiders 'rich b******s'
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A poll shows Mr Johnson is beating Mr Livingstone by 56 per cent to 44 per cent in the second round run-off

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By Janet Tappin Coelho In Rio De Janeiro PUBLISHED: 10:20 EST, 23 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:16 EST, 24 October 2013 As the Brazilian contestants sashayed onto the stage in pink bikinis for a beauty pageant held in Rio de Janeiro’s João Caetano Theatre, their incredible figures drew a loud applause and cheers from a hyped up, excited audience. The wolf-whistles and shouts of appreciation were not just for the models’ feminine curves; they are also for the breathtaking courage of the leggy, high cheeked sirens, who in flaunting their bodies made an unequivocal statement that they are proud to be transvestites and transsexuals. All were born as men.
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Contestants sashayed onto the stage in pink bikinis for the Miss Trans Brazil 2013 contest held in Rio de Janeiro
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Organisers offered the winner a transsexual operation from male to female in Thailand
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The prize ran into controversy because a sex change operation is against the law in Brazil

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Question: At Monday night's event, there were representatives from the hospital in @placeholder who would provide the surgery of choice


The world will have seen nothing like it. It is being hailed as the holy grail for power, the biggest hydroelectric project ever built that would harness sub-Saharan Africa's greatest river and light up half of the continent. But will the ambitious plan to tame the mighty Congo River, a mega-project first conceived in the 1970s, finally get going and what will be its actual impact? Last month, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo announced in Paris that the construction of the first phase of a new set of energy projects at the country's Inga Falls would begin in October 2015. The new $12 billion development, dubbed Inga 3, is expected to have a power output of nearly 4,800 megawatts (MW), with South Africa agreeing to buy half of the electricity generated.
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DR Congo moving ahead with plans to build the world's biggest hydroelectric project
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When complete, Grand Inga could have a massive capacity of 40,000 megawatts
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Project construction will begin in October 2015
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But critics argue that the project will only serve the mining firms and not benefit the rural poor

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(CNN) -- The lawyer for Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan severely beaten at a Los Angeles Dodgers game in 2011, argued Thursday that the former owners of the Dodgers went cheap on safety, and that played a factor in his client's debilitating injuries. The attorney for former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, meanwhile, countered by claiming Stow was drunk and aggressive at the time of the brawl that left Stow brain-damaged and disabled. So went the opening remarks at a civil trial in which Stow is suing the Dodgers and claiming the team had faulty security measure and defective facilities that contributed to the attack.
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Giants fan Bryan Stow was beaten after opening-day game with the Dodgers in 2011
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Two fans face prison terms in the beating of Stow, who suffered brain damage
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Stow is suing the Dodgers, claiming the team had faulty security measures and facilities
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Opening statements begin in a courtroom just two miles from Dodger Stadium

Question: Fox said no one disputes that the two men now serving time for the savage attack caused Stow's injuries, and he emphasized that no one from the @placeholder organization assaulted the former paramedic.


By MailOnline Reporter and Associated Press A Roman Catholic schoolteacher who claims she was fired by a nothern Indiana diocese for trying to get pregnant through in vitro fertlization, will have her day in court. U.S. District Judge Robert L Miller Jr ruled this week that former St Vincent de Paul school teacher Emily Herx deserves a chance to prove that she was terminated by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend based on sex discrimination. This issue 'is whether Mrs. Herx was nonrenewed because of her sex, or because of a sincere belief (by the diocese) about the morality of in vitro fertilization,' Miller wrote in the 29-page ruling issued Wednesday
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Emily Herx, 34, claims she was fired from her position as a teacher at the St Vincent de Paul School for undergoing IVF
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A district court judge has now approved the case to go to trial
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If she wins the discrimination case, she could win damages such as back pay

Question: The @placeholder left a phone message Friday seeking comment from the diocese's attorney.


(CNN) -- A few hours before he announced the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Vice President Nicolas Maduro repeated the claim that Chavez's fatal illness was caused by outsiders, and he labeled the opposition the "enemy of the nation." With that, he gave voice to one of the principal legacies of the Chavez era, one of divisiveness and scapegoating. The Chavez legacy, however, includes much more than animosity between rich and poor, between left and right. Chavez played a pivotal role in bringing the plight of Latin America's impoverished people to the top of the political agenda. It was as if the former paratrooper grabbed a continent by the lapels and shouted "You must fight against poverty!" And the continent listened.
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Frida Ghitis: Hugo Chavez played key role in focusing attention on the poor
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She says in the process of helping the poor, he undermined his nation's democracy
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Chavez hurt his cause with his cartoonish attacks on the U.S., she says
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Ghitis: Human Rights Watch documented erosion of freedoms in Venezuela

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French president Francois Hollande has been accused by one of his most senior political allies of running a 'paparazzi democracy' for ordering all ministers to publicly declare their wealth. Claude Bartolone - the socialist leader of France's parliament - told the president: 'The French don't want everything we have put on display.' While urban affairs minister Francois Lamy told France's Canal Plus television: 'It's an outrage. Do you think the public would also like to see a picture of my wife in the nude?' Outrage: The French president, left, has ordered all ministers to publicly declare their wealth. Urban affairs minister Francois Lamy, right, said: 'It's an outrage. Do you think the public would also like to see a picture of my wife in the nude?'
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Francois Hollande ordering all ministers to publicly declare their wealth
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Accused of running a 'paparazzi democracy' by Claude Bartolone
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The socialist leader made the defiant outburst on live radio
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Said: 'The French don't want everything we have put on display'

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Washington (CNN) -- The manufacturers of seven caffeinated alcoholic beverages labeled a "public health concern" have stopped producing or shipping the products, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday. Last week, the FDA sent warning letters to four beverage makers saying the addition of caffeine to alcoholic beverages was not approved by the agency and it was an "unsafe food additive." The agency said discussions with the companies resulted in these actions: -- Phusion Projects of Chicago, Illinois, has ceased producing caffeinated alcoholic beverages, is no longer shipping such products and expects to have all of its caffeinated alcoholic beverages off retail store shelves by December 13. Phusion Projects is the maker of Four Loko.
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The FDA has called the seven caffeine-alcohol drinks unsafe
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Manufacturers have agreed to stop shipping them, the agency says
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The companies had been given two weeks to reformulate products

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(CNN) -- As protests continue across the Middle East, American shoemaker Bahman Irvani remembers 1979. That year, he and his family fled Iran after the revolution leaving behind their thriving footwear business. "We left Iran because the government took over not only our businesses but our personal assets as well," said 59-year-old Irvani, whose family had been manufacturing shoes there for over 50 years. In 1983, the family business was reborn, a long way from Iran, in Buford, Georgia in the United States. Irvani called his new enterprise "Okabashi" in honor of the Japanese practice of reflexology and, as the company's website states their shoes have: "tiny massaging beads are strategically placed across the foot-bed of each shoe to stimulate different areas of the sole."
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Okabashi footwear lets you send your old shoes back to be recycled
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All new shoes are made with up to 25% recycled material
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U.S.-based family-run business was started in Iran in the 1950s

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A task force which includes the combined resources of the Australian Crime Commission (ACC), Australian Federal Police, Customs and Border Protection, State and Territory police has seized crystal meth with a street value of close to $1 billion in less than two years - and yet it's barely put a dent in the 'ice pandemic' At least 25 organised crime gangs have been broken up, three major commercial drug laboratories shut down and members of a Mexican cartel were recently arrested. But new figures revealed by the ACC to Daily Mail Australia show that in the past few months, the production, importation and use of 'ice' has gone to another level.
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The first quarter of this financial year has produced record numbers of seizures and arrests across Australia
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The Eligo National Task Force has captured more than $350 million worth of 'ice' in less than three months
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One of the largest single seizures was 135 kilograms of methylamphetamine in Melbourne occurred in late July
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More than 100 kilograms of drugs was found in a shipment of fish in Sydney
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Mexican, Chinese and Indian cartels now firmly established in Australian drug trade
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One point of crystal meth (100 milligrams) can cost users about $100
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It's estimated at least half a million Australians are ice users or have used the drug

Question: The @placeholder's list of side-effects of 'ice' include; psychosis, paranoia, anxiety, depression, decreased memory, violent streaks, risk of heart failure and stroke


(CNN)The widow of Paris kosher supermarket gunman Amedy Coulibaly has linked up with ISIS, the terror group claims. The second issue of an ISIS French language magazine, which began circulating on pro-ISIS Twitter accounts Wednesday, contains a purported two-page question-and-answer story with Hayat Boumeddiene, who is believed to have disappeared into Syria before the January 9 attack. The magazine, entitled Dar al Islam, claimed Boumeddiene safely reached the Islamic State, but offered no pictures or any other proof to corroborate the claim. French terrorism expert Jean-Charles Brisard told CNN the magazine appears to be an official ISIS publication and is a sign that Boumeddiene has reached ISIS.
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Hayat Boumeddiene was married to the gunman who killed four people in a Paris market
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Authorities think she went to Syria around the time of the attack
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ISIS has a new French language magazine and the second issue had a purported interview with her

Question: Boumeddiene, 26, claimed in the purported interview that she encountered no difficulties reaching ISIS territory and she felt good to be on @placeholder soil.


In a telephone call Monday between Russia's Defense Minister General Sergei Shoigu and the U.S. Secretary of Defence Chuck Hagel, Shoigu described the activity of U.S. and NATO troops near Russia's border as "unprecedented." According to the official Russian version of the call, his American counterpart assured him the alliance did not have "provocative or expansionist" intentions -- and that Russia should know this. But it hardly seems to matter how often NATO makes these assurances. The Kremlin will never trust them. Fear of the Western military alliance's steady march east is deep-rooted. It strikes at the very heart of Russia's national sense of security, a relic of Cold War enmity which has seeped down to post-Soviet generations.
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In cadet school, Russian pupils have questions for NATO
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They ask: why do you need to be on our border
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Putin used strategic military reasoning to annexe Crimea
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Among general public, there's a feeling that Russia is at last standing up for its rights

Question: "No such pledge was made, and no evidence to back up Russia's claims has ever been produced," the alliance wrote in an April fact sheet entitled "@placeholder's accusations -- setting the record straight."

Question: "After the @placeholder Russia tried several times to become a member and the Americans always said, 'it's not going to happen.'"


By Lydia Warren Wiping away tears before sharing a passionate kiss for the cameras, new NFL pick Michael Sam and his boyfriend were the picture of joy on Saturday. As the photograph of their embrace quickly spread across the internet, Sam celebrated being the first openly-gay player drafted to the NFL - and viewers wondered about the identity of his man. He has now been named as Vito Cammisano, a 23-year-old fellow University of Missouri alum, who starred on the school's swim team - and who apparently comes from one of the state's most infamous mobster families. Online records indicate that he is the grandson of William 'Willie Rat' Cammisano. The mob leader served time in prison for extortion and contempt of Congress in the 80s, AP reported.
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Michael Sam, 24, became the first openly-gay football player to be drafted to the NFL on Saturday - and shared a kiss with his boyfriend to celebrate
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Vito Cammisano swam for Missouri before he graduated last year
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Records indicate the 23-year-old is the grandson of Kansas City organized crime leader William Cammisano
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His father, Jerry, 60, also served time for illegal sports betting in 2011
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His uncle, William Jr., 65, served time for the same betting ring

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(CNN) -- The slaughter of more than 130 children at a school by the Pakistani Taliban on Tuesday may prove as pivotal to Pakistan's national security policy as the 9/11 attacks were for the United States. For decades since its founding in 1947, Pakistan has conceived of its neighbor India as its main enemy. Indeed, the two countries have fought three major wars with each other as well as many smaller skirmishes. With Tuesday's attack, it is abundantly clear to all Pakistanis that their main enemy is the internal enemy -- the Pakistani Taliban. This realization has been a long time coming, but it has finally come because the Taliban have killed thousands of Pakistani soldiers, police and civilians over the past decade. And with Tuesday's attack the level of Pakistani outrage against the Taliban is now at unprecedented levels.
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Peter Bergen: Killing of more than 130 children at Pakistan school shocks a nation
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He says it's an indication of irreparable breach between Pakistan military and Taliban
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Bergen: Military sees its main enemy as internal terrorists rather than historic foe India
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He says Pakistani military says it has killed more than 1,000 terrorists in North Waziristan

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Harry Kane is the closest thing England has to Alan Shearer, according to Newcastle head coach John Carver. The Magpies boss knows Shearer better than most having been assistant to Ruud Gullit and Sir Bobby Robson at St James' Park and is close friends with the former Three Lions captain. And Carver says Spurs hotshot Kane – the 21-year-old who has scored 22 goals already this season – reminds him of the Geordie legend. Newcastle manager John Carver believes Harry Kane is the closest thing England have to Alan Shearer Kane (left) has scored 22 goals already this season to earn the comparison with Toon hero Shearer
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John Carver believes Harry Kane has similarities to Alan Shearer
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Carver worked with Shearer while assistant at St James' Park
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Kane has already found the net 22 times for Tottenham this season
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Shearer is the all-time top scorer in the Premier League with 260 goals
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READ: Harry Kane is the man of the year after Spurs star stuns Arsenal

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I got married to my beautiful girlfriend Vivian in Monaco last week and it was a wonderful experience. I wasn't sure if I would feel anxious about the occasion, but it was such a pleasure. There was only a small group of friends and family, it was quite intimate – and we all went to a beach restaurant after the ceremony and we continued the celebrations there. It was an awesome day, very emotional and it just felt right. Only 48 hours later, Germany then faced Argentina in the World Cup final. I watched the game with my family at my parents' house in Monaco.
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I married my partner Vivian at an intimate ceremony in Monaco last week
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Watching Germany beat Argentina in the final was incredible... I went crazy
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I am proud to have signed a new deal with Mercedes - F1's best team
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Winning the German Grand Prix would round off an incredible week for me

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Every festival-goer worth her backstage pass has a flower crown these days. But none are quite as impressive as the headpiece sported by Gwyneth Paltrow in the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar. The actress-turned-lifestyle guru joined Demi Moore and Nicole Richie to pose for a feature about celebrity florist Eric Buterbaugh. The publication of the story is timely: Mr Buterbaugh is in the midst of his busiest period - awards season. Ring o' roses: Gwyneth Paltrow wears the flower crown to end all flower crowns in a photo shoot celebrating her friend and florist Eric Buterbaugh in Harper's Bazaar 'Besides the parties, it's all the flowers you have to send people, send to the stars, the thank-you for wearing the dress, the thank-you to the stylist for getting the person to wear the dress,' he tells the magazine.
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The actress-turned-lifestyle guru posed for a feature on Mr Buterbaugh in the March issue of Harper's Bazaar
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Nicole Richie and Demi Moore were also photographed for the story

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(Financial Times) -- Google is on the verge of unveiling an Ã  la carte subscription service for some of YouTube's specialist video channels, to finance a broader range of content and add a second revenue stream to the digital video market leader. The move, which has been in the works for months, could be announced as early as this week. It will apply to as many as 50 YouTube channels, people familiar with the plan say. Viewers will be able to subscribe to each channel for as little as $1.99 a month. The subscription service will enable channel operators to produce different content, such as TV shows and films, a person familiar with the plan said.
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Google on verge of unveiling subscription service for YouTube's specialist video channels
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Aims to finance a broader range of content and add a second revenue stream
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Viewers will be able to subscribe to each channel for as little as $1.99 a month

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) -- Cheng Li Ping is afraid to tell her sons their father might never come home. "My heart can't handle it. I don't want to hurt my children," the Chinese woman told CNN Wednesday as she waited in Kuala Lumpur for evidence about what happened to her husband and the 238 others who were aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Cheng says she cannot bring herself to accept that her husband is dead, even after authorities announced there were no survivors. "I can't trust the Malaysian government. I can't work now because all I can think about is my husband and my children," she told CNN's Sara Sidner in Kuala Lumpur. "I don't have strength. ... My head is a mess."
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NEW: U.S. equipment to help find the plane's locator beacon arrives in Perth
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Wife of passenger: "I can't trust the Malaysian government"
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Weather in search area is expected to worsen again Thursday
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Indian Ocean search resumes; aircraft and boats from six countries participating

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(CNN) -- It still makes Fatoma Dia's eyes widen whenever the Hilton hotel cleaning worker sees a bar of barely used soap on a bathroom counter. "This," she says, picking it up with a gloved hand and dropping it in a brown bucket, "is valuable where I come from." The 35-year-old grew up in a mountainous region of southern Sudan where soap can cost more than a day's wages. Because some in the region, could not wash, they got sick. Across the globe, 2.4 billion people do not have access to clean sanitation, according to the World Health Organization. An estimated 1.5 million children die every year because their immune systems are not mature enough to battle diarrheal and respiratory diseases spread in contaminated environments.
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Millions of people in developing countries don't have access to soap or clean water
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Many young children die because their immune systems can't fight diarrheal diseases
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Often, experts say, children and their parents don't even know how to wash their hands
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CDC doctor: "To change a community's habits, reach the children first"

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The Slender Man stabbing victim is back at school, doing well and enjoying life despite her horrific ordeal barely one year ago. Speaking to Daily Mail Online family spokesman, Steve Lyons, has shared details of Payton Leutner’s remarkable recovery and revealed how her parents have sat through every minute of the preliminary court hearing currently under way to determine whether or not their daughter’s assailants will face trial as adults. He said: ‘Payton’s mother and father have been attending court. They’re doing so because they felt they need to to move forward. ‘As difficult as it is to hear these horrific acts, they’ve worked so closely with the District Attorney that there’s very little they weren’t aware of. To hear it and see it at the proceedings is horrific but it’s helping them with the healing process.’
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Payton Leutner came close to death when she was stabbed 19 times by her two 12-year-old friends who had invited her to a sleepover
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Her family tell Daily Mail Online her physical recovery has been remarkable and she celebrated her 13th birthday with friends
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Payton's parents have been in court for preliminary hearing which will decide whether her attackers will be tried as adults
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'They are amazing mid-Western parents with mid-Western values,' spokesman says of family, who live in Waukesha, Wisconsin
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Court due to decide next month of Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, now 13 should be tried as adults for attempted murder
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Their lawyers claim they believed they had been told to kill by 'Slender Man' which grew out of an internet meme and want them tried as juveniles

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(CNN) -- A widow says she forgives the attackers in Libya who gunned down her husband earlier this month as he went for a morning jog outside his home in Benghazi. Ronnie Smith, 33, was a chemistry teacher from Austin, Texas, who was working for more than a year in the International School Benghazi when four unidentified assailants in a black Jeep fatally shot him December 5. "I just envision the black Jeep driving up to him and I don't know their faces. I just want them to know that God loves them and can forgive them for this," Anita Smith tells CNN's Anderson Cooper in an interview.
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Widow Anita Smith forgives the attackers who killed her husband
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Teacher Ronnie Smith, 33, was gunned down while jogging in Benghazi this month
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"I do love them and I forgive them," she says of husband's killers
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"It may sound crazy. It's God's spirit that's putting this inside me," she adds

Question: "I hear people speaking with hate, anger and blame over Ronnie's death, but that's not what @placeholder would want," Smith wrote of her husband.


Washington (CNN) -- Nearly 180 Department of Homeland Security weapons were lost -- some falling into the hands of criminals -- after officers left them in restrooms, vehicles and other public places, according to an inspector general report. The officers, with Customs and Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, "did not always sufficiently safeguard their firearms and, as a result, lost a significant number of firearms" between fiscal year 2006 and fiscal year 2008, the report said. In all, 243 firearms were lost in both agencies during that period, according to the January report from Inspector General Richard Skinner. Of those, 36 were lost because of circumstances beyond officers' control -- for instance, ICE lost a firearm during an assault on an officer. Another 28 were lost even though officers had stored them in lockboxes or safes.
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Customs, ICE officers "did not always sufficiently safeguard their firearms," report says
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Of 243 guns, 179 were lost "because officers did not properly secure them"
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Guns were left in unlocked cars, fast food restaurants, bowling alleys
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Homeland Security responds by overhauling property management policy

Question: "Instead, @placeholder relied on its components to augment its general property management policies and procedures with specific guidance for safeguarding and controlling firearms," it said.


(CNN) -- The New York Times Co. will sell The Boston Globe to sports magnate John W. Henry for $70 million, a fraction of the price it paid for the paper two decades ago. The company paid $1.1 billion for the properties. The impending sale to the owner of the Boston Red Sox is for 6.3% of the price it paid. Both The Times and The Globe reported the deal Saturday. Henry's Fenway Sports Group owns the baseball club, Fenway Park, 80% of a regional sports television network and the giant Liverpool Football Club in England. The sale includes the Telegram & Gazette newspaper of Worcester, Massachusetts.
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New York Times paid $1.1 billion for Boston Globe in 1993, sells for $70 million
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Buyer John W. Henry owns baseball's Boston Red Sox and the Liverpool soccer team
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Sale price reflects newspapers' advertising and reader losses

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Question: "This is a thriving, dynamic region that needs a strong, sustainable Boston Globe playing an integral role in the community's long-term future," The Globe quoted @placeholder as saying.


By Associated Press A Canadian flight simulator business fired an instructor who figured prominently in CNN's coverage of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, saying he showed up late to his regular job and 'shamed Canadians' by dressing like a teenager. uFly company owner Claudio Teixeira said he fired Mitchell Casado on Wednesday in part for refusing to dress professionally and making Canadians 'look very bad all over the world.' Casado's relaxed style of jeans and plaid shirts attracted wide attention during CNN's constant coverage of the search for the missing flight. Fired: A Canadian flight simulator business fired instructor Mitchell Casado, pictured with his pet bunnies, who figured prominently in CNN's coverage of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, saying he showed up late to his regular job and 'shamed Canadians' by dressing like a teenager
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uFly company owner Claudio Teixeira said he fired Mitchell Casado on Wednesday in part for refusing to dress professionally and making Canadians 'look very bad all over the world'
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Casado's relaxed style of jeans and plaid shirts attracted wide attention during CNN's constant coverage of the search for the missing flight
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CNN's Martin Savidge and Casado logged many hours reporting from the fake cockpit located at the company's office near the Toronto airport
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The airport has a simulator that is the same model of the lost plane
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Teixeira says he received many email complaints about the instructor's way of dressing during the time he appeared on CNN

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Question: When the cameras were off, Savidge took some informal flying lessons from @placeholder.


Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- The young seamstress who survived 17 days in the rubble of a collapsed factory building got a new job Thursday -- a five-star hotel said it had hired her as its "public area ambassador." "We are proud to have her on board with us. I hope we can together create a good future and career for this young woman," Westin Dhaka Hotel General Manager Azeem Shah said of 19-year-old Reshma. Like many women in Bangladesh, she goes goes by one name. Reshma had been undergoing treatment at a hospital since her rescue on May 10, and she accepted the new job in the housekeeping department of the Starwood Hotels and Resorts facility when she was released Thursday.
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Reshma was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed factory building on May 10
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She survived for 17 days on some water and four crackers
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A hotel in Dhaka says it has hired here as its "public area ambassador"

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(CNN) -- A Sudanese journalist could receive 40 lashings after she was caught wearing trousers. Lubna al-Hussein was arrested with 18 other women this month for wearing indecent clothes. A Sudanese court began hearing Lubna al-Hussein's case Wednesday. It will continue the hearing August 4. At the time of her arrest, she was wearing pants, a blouse and a hijab, she said. Police accused her of wearing trousers that were too tight and alleged that her blouse was too transparent, al-Hussein said. Al-Hussein, who works for a newspaper and the media department of the United Nations mission in Sudan, said she did nothing wrong. She has been released to her home in Khartoum.
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Lubna al-Hussein's case is scheduled to continue August 4
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Al-Hussein, 18 others were rounded up this month for wearing indecent clothes
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Ten arrestees have received 40 lashes, al-Hussein says
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Al-Hussein was told her pants were too tight, her blouse too transparent

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Luis Enrique is still struggling with the biggest decision of his career so far as Barcelona coach – to start, or not to start, with Luis Suarez. British viewers will miss the first 15 minutes of Saturday's game due to broadcasting regulations. In the build up to the midweek match with Ajax, Enrique told reporters before the game that Pedro would definitely be playing - effectively revealing his starting line-up. 'No, I can't play that game today,' he said on Friday when asked if wanted to repeat the early shout on who was in and who was out. Luis Enrique (background) confirmed that Luis Suarez will make his debut in the match against Real Madrid on Saturday
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Luis Suarez will make his debut for Barcelona in their El Clasico clash with Real Madrid on Saturday night
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But Real Madrid's Gareth Bale will not feature as the Welshman is suffering from a buttock muscle injury
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Suarez has not played a competitive game for Barcelona since his £75million move from Liverpool

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(CNN) -- Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid icon, Nobel peace laureate and South Africa's first black president, celebrated his 90th birthday Friday by doing something he had indicated he would not do again -- grant an interview to journalists. Mandela sits at the 6th Nelson Mandela Lecture in Soweto, Johannesburg. A cheerful-looking Mandela welcomed CNN's Robyn Curnow, along with reporters from two other organizations, into the sitting room of his home in Qunu, a small village in the rolling hills of South Africa's eastern Cape region where he grew up. "What day is this?" Mandela joked, pretending not to realize it was his birthday.
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Mandela: Called on the rich to help the poor in birthday interview
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It was Mandela's first meeting with reporters since 2004
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F.W. de Klerk: Mandela "one of the greatest figures of the 20th century"
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While in prison, Mandela became most significant black leader in South Africa

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For anyone who has marvelled  at the ease with which the Duchess of Cambridge has taken up her  royal role, it seems the skill simply runs in the family. Her mother Carole Middleton appeared happy and relaxed as she laughed and talked with the Duke of Edinburgh at Royal Ascot yesterday. The pair looked entirely comfortable in each other's company, sharing a joke and swapping observations as they watched the action from the royal balcony. Royal procession: The Queen and Prince Philip were accompanied in the first carriage by Sir Peter O'Sullivan, 94, a BBC racing commentator, while the Middletons followed behind in the fourth carriage
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Carole and Michael Middleton joined the monarch's carriage parade for the second year running
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge otherwise engaged celebrating William's 30th birthday

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She wasn’t exactly famed for her small-talk, but Lady Thatcher nonetheless came up with a splendidly disarming icebreaker when she was first introduced to Mandy Rice-Davies. It was the late-Eighties, and our then Prime Minister had agreed to accompany her husband Denis to an intimate dinner with a business acquaintance of his, called Ken Foreman, and his new wife. Worryingly, for all concerned, that new wife just happened to be Rice-Davies — the former model and nightclub dancer who, as a key player in the Profumo scandal, had come within a whisker of bringing down a Conservative government. Scroll down for video
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Mandy Rice-Davies died from cancer last week at the age of 70
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The former model was at the heart of the controversial Profumo scandal
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It has been revealed she shared a long friendship with Lady Thatcher
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The women spent time on holiday together along with their husbands

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By Mark Shand During my years as a conservationist, I have witnessed many shocking sights: elephants hacked to death for their ivory; rhinos butchered for the supposed healing properties of their horns; and tigers ensnared in vicious traps so that their body parts can be harvested as a cure for impotence in parts of China and South-East Asia. I thought I’d seen just about every example of man’s inhumanity to his fellow creatures. But even I was shocked by the news that Copenhagen Zoo has shot dead a perfectly healthy young giraffe named Marius. Not only shot him, but dissected his corpse in front of an audience of zoo visitors, including many young children. In a final insult, his dismembered body was fed to its resident pride of lions.
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Marius the giraffe was killed at Copenhagen Zoo yesterday
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It was also revealed a lioness and her cubs were put down at Longleat
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Mark Shand says success in breeding animals can lead to culls
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Here he asks: Why are we breeding animals like lions in the first place?

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(CNN)  -- Luke Donald demands perfection of himself and his caddy on the golf course, so when CNN presenter Shane O'Donoghue was given the chance to carry the world No. 1's bag for a few holes, he knew the learning curve would be steep. Donald reached the top of the rankings earlier this year by winning the PGA Championship at Wentworth -- despite the best efforts of O'Donoghue to derail his effort in a practice round for the European Tour's prestige event. Donald's regular caddy John McClaren was on hand to give some useful tips, but it appeared wasted on the Living Golf host.
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Living Golf presenter Shane O'Donoghue tries his hand as Luke Donald's caddy
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The Irishman discovers the pitfalls of the job in a few holes at Wentworth
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Later that week Donald takes over as world number one from Lee Westwood
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Donald's regular caddy John McClaren succeeded golfer's brother in carrying his bag

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A letter written by a passenger on the Titanic describing the 'wonderful passage' - hours before the ship hit an iceberg - has sold at auction for £119,000 ($200,000). Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge said the handwritten note was bought by an anonymous telephone bidder at an auction in Devizes, western England, on Saturday. The price, which includes a fee known as the buyer's premium, topped the pre-sale estimate of £100,000 ($168,000). Last missive: The envelope of a letter written by Esther Hart and her seven-year-old daughter Eva as they sailed aboard RMS Titanic in April 1912, shortly before the ship struck an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic Ocean
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A letter penned aboard the Titanic just before it hit an iceberg and sank has sold at action for £119,000 ($200,000)
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The letter was from mother and daughter Esther and Eva Hart to Esther's mother in London
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It survived in a sheepskin coat pocket that Esther's husband Benjamin wrapped around her before she and Eva, seven, entered a lifeboat
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The pair survived, but Benjamin Hart was one of the many who died
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The letter was expected to go for £100,000 ($168,000)

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(CNN)If you don't know who Stuart Scott was, those who do will likely point you to one particular speech to share why his death reverberates so strongly across the country. Scott, a veteran anchor on ESPN, died Sunday after a seven-year battle with cancer. He was 49. He built a career as a sports anchor, but his eloquent observations on his battle with cancer, and the encouragement and motivation to others fighting the disease, made him a role model. Opinion: Why Scott was a game changer "When you die, that does not mean you lose to cancer," Scott said in the July speech at the ESPY Awards. "You beat cancer by how you live, why you live and the manner in which you live."
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Stuart Scott dies Sunday after a lengthy battle with cancer
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He was seen as an inspiration by many
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A speech he gave last year showed his motivation for fighting

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(CNN) -- Let us not doubt, even in the age of deep cynicism, the power of words can still stir the spirit. And let us acknowledge, whatever our politics, that President Barack Obama has redefined oratory for our times, and perhaps more, revived it. Not all of his speeches are memorable. His talk on the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington fell short. Not all of his remarks inspire thoughtful reflection, initiate critical debate or compel us to move forward. In some ways, his Second Inaugural speech was a missed opportunity. But when he is focused, when the moment and its meaning coalesce, no president since John F. Kennedy matches Obama's ability to transform ideas into phrases, and phrases into the passion to be a force for progress.
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Donna Brazile: In his remarks at Mandela's memorial, Obama was "in a league of his own"
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"The power of words can still stir the spirit," Brazile says
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Brazile notes not all of the President's speeches are memorable

Question: As CNN reported, it happened in the context of @placeholder's shaking hands with dozens of world leaders.

Question: @placeholder's spirit was present within each person who was there.

Question: @placeholder's special qualities should inspire us to make our own imprint for the continuing struggle of equality, reconciliation and freedom.


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Anger boiled over on the streets of Haiti's capital Tuesday -- not just from residents who have gone a week without food and water, but from the people who are supposed to be providing it. Relief workers say help is not reaching many of the 2 million residents in Port-au-Prince who need aid, because those who are supposed to be coordinating the efforts are inept. "It's terrible," said Eric Klein, head of disaster-relief agency CAN-DO. "There's got to be coordination." Medical aid is particularly needed, Klein and others said. "There are medical supplies just sitting at the frigging airport," Klein said while sitting in the cab of a 1,200-gallon water truck near the heavily damaged presidential palace.
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Twenty-member French team that arrived Sunday reaches aid site two days later
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French group co-leader cites frustration over lack of plane to take them to Haiti
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Doctors Without Borders complains of U.S. military flights getting top priority
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Earthquake damage closes seaport; hundreds of tons of aid sit at airport

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London (CNN) -- A British parliamentary report slammed Barclays bank on Saturday for its "disgraceful" actions that led to a rate-rigging scandal. The Treasury Select Committee issued a report after recent hearings over the scandal. Barclays was fined $450 million by British and American regulators after some of its traders purposely manipulated its interest rates as part of Libor, or London Interbank Offered Rate. The scandal also led to the resignation of Bob Diamond, its chief executive. The report said the source of the scandal was a "deeply flawed culture" by Barclays and not just actions "small group of rogue traders."
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A parliamentary report was issued on Saturday
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The committee cites a "deeply flawed culture"
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The management "turned a blind eye to the culture of the trading floor"
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Diamond took issue with attack on culture but called traders' acts "reprehensible"

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Question: The Libor is hammered out based on input from big banks in @placeholder each morning and used to calculate trillions of dollars in consumer and business loans around the world.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Charlie Sheen threatened to kill his estranged wife over the weekend, according to a declaration made in a restraining order against the actor. "I will cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom," Brooke Mueller claims that Sheen told her Sunday night. The revelations were in a court document that resulted in a court order that removed Charlie Sheen's twin boys from his home. In an interview with NBC's "Today Show," Sheen denied that he threatened her. The quote against him was fabricated, he said, calling the allegation "colorful."
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Sheen allegedly threatened Mueller over the weekend
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Sheen tells NBC's "Today" show he will fight to get his sons back
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His estranged wife filed a restraining order alleging that Sheen was abusive
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CBS halted production of his sitcom last week

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Question: But @placeholder said he plans legal action to regain joint custody.


Moscow (CNN) -- Investigators say they think a female suicide bomber caused a blast that ripped through a passenger bus in the southern Russian city of Volgograd on Monday afternoon, killing at least six people and injuring 33 others, Russian authorities said. Early indications are that the bomber was a 30-year-old woman from Russia's semiautonomous republic of Dagestan, Russia's Investigative Committee said. Video taken behind the bus from another vehicle -- aired by state-run TV outlet Russia 24 -- shows the bus moving on a busy road when the explosion occurred around 2 p.m., with at least one vehicle swerving out of the way.
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Investigators say they think a woman from Dagestan set off the blast
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The explosion happened on the bus around 2 p.m. Monday, authorities say
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A criminal investigation is under way, authorities say

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By Sarah Griffiths It has famously been said that when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life. And now an online walking tour has launched a map that charts the scientific history of the fascinating city - taking in the sites where the most revolutionary scientific experiments were conducted. The map covers five centuries of innovation, from alchemy to the exact site that the atomic bomb is thought to have been conceived. Scroll down for interactive map Discoveries mapped: The map covers five centuries of innovation, from alchemy in Mortlake, suburban West London to the exact site that the atomic bomb is believed to have been conceived in Bloomsbury
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Tour starts in Mortlake,west London where at mathematician 'communicated with an angel' and ends in Bloomsbury and the atomic bomb
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Map includes discoveries by Michael Faraday, Charles Babbage and Astley Cooper, who performed a grisly operation on a man without anaesthetic

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Inter Milan are stepping up their interest in want-away Arsenal forward Joel Campbell. The Serie A club have held initial talks with the Costa Rica international's representatives about a potential £5million January move. Inter - and Benfica - tried to sign him in the summer, but Arsene Wenger wanted to keep Campbell after Olivier Giroud's ankle injury left the club short of attacking options. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Joel Campbell in action for club and country Arsenal striker Joel Campbell (right) is a £5million January transfer target for Inter Milan Campbell starred for Costa Rica during the World Cup in Brazil in the summer
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Joel Campbell has made just one start for Arsenal so far this season
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Costa Rica striker believes his future lies away from Emirates Stadium
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Inter Milan have held initial talks about a £5million January move
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Campbell, 22, starred for Costa Rica at World Cup in Brazil

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By Zoe Szathmary The new away jersey for the United States men's and women's national soccer teams has been revealed in advance of the World Cup -- and fans are in an uproar. Designed by Nike, the jersey features three different-colored bands, starting at the top with blue, white, and red to represent the American flag, according to a company press release. The away kit also includes red shorts and red socks. However, fans have taken to Twitter to express their disapproval -- and many are comparing the new jerseys to the French flag, as well as those of the Netherlands and Russia.
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New jerseys from away kit feature top-down colored bands in blue, white and red
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Fans have taken to Twitter to compare the jerseys to the French flag
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'It's basically the flag upside down,' one wrote
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'Not American and neither is that lighter blue' another said

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Stunned: Nurse Peter McDougall found this blade inside a pack of Halloween sweets A nurse who purchased a bag of children's Halloween sweets from Poundland was horrified when he discovered a rusty three-inch blade hidden inside. Peter McDougall bought the packet of Witches Broomsticks from a Poundland store in Aberdeen in preparation for children trick-or-treating on Halloween. But the 28-year-old nurse, who works at Royal Cornhill Hospital in Aberdeen, couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the knife wrapped up with one of the marshmallows inside. Mr McDougall, from Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, said: 'I had bought the sweets as part of the collection I have for when the kids come round chapping on the door at Halloween.
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Blade found in a pack of Witches Broomsticks purchased from a Poundland store in Aberdeen
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Poundland has removed the product from all of its stores while the incident is investigated

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 08:43 EST, 5 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:22 EST, 5 November 2012 She scaled 8.5 metre towers in full uniform, sprinted up 86 flights of stairs and beat 5,000 other hopefuls to be named the World's Toughest Firefighter. But today super-fit Suzanne Enghed will be back at work doing what she truly does best - saving lives. The 33-year-old triumphed at the World Firefighter Games in Sydney, Australia - winning four gold medals and one silver. Fighting fit: Suzanne Enghed has been crowned the World's Toughest Firefighter The keen sportswoman, who works at Cheltenham West station in Gloucestershire, triumphed in four events to claim her title against 5,000 female firefighters from across the globe.
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Suzanne Enghed faced stiff competition - including professional athletes - to take the title for the second time
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Tasks included dashing up 86 flights of steps at Sydney Tower - all while dressed in full firefighting gear and breathing apparatus

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(CNN) -- Whether you're a domestic company or an international business, failure to comply with China's strict Internet regulations risks having your online presence curtailed or shut down completely. This means being subjected to the so-called "Great Firewall of China," where websites, from newspaper portals to micro-blogging services, come under intense scrutiny from government censors who prohibit topics deemed unsuitable. "Bottom line is that there's a list of topics that domestic and international media based in China doesn't allow discussions on," said Doug Young, journalism professor at Fudan University in Shanghai and author of "The Party Line: How The Media Dictates Public Opinion in Modern China."
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Companies based in China must comply with strict internet regulations, or be blocked online
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Many international social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube are blocked in China
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Google moved its Chinese search engine to Hong Kong in 2010, to avoid censorship
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Google recently removed a censorship-warning feature from its Chinese search engine

Question: Initially, the company agreed to censor the content in accordance with @placeholder Internet regulations.

Question: "They [the government] don't want to block @placeholder entirely, but they still do what they can to make the user experience as horrible as possible," Young said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:35 EST, 9 May 2012 | UPDATED: 06:25 EST, 11 May 2012 The daily pill, that could soon be approved by the FDA for preventing HIV in high-risk patients A pill to prevent HIV could soon be available to the public after a panel of US federal advisers voted to endorse its approval yesterday. An approval would be a major breakthrough in the 30-year campaign against the AIDS epidemic. Truvada is currently used to treat the virus, but tests have shown it to be safe and effective in healthy people for preventing it.
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Food and Drugs Administration panel voted to endorse the drug yesterday
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Would be prescribed to healthy people who are at high risk of contracting HIV
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Some argue the wide availability of such a drug would discourage safe sex and increase incidence of HIV

Question: Although the FDA is legally barred from considering cost when reviewing drugs, health care providers have raised concerns about @placeholder's price tag: $900 a month, or just under $11,000 per year.


By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 07:05 EST, 1 August 2012 | UPDATED: 07:56 EST, 1 August 2012 She's more frequently seen sporting airtex T-shirts, sensible skirts, crisp white caps and comfortable trainers. And she's been wearing that outfit every day on the golfing green since she was just four years old. But America's young female golfing sensation Michelle Wie swapped her usual attire for a stunning Matthew Williamson gown at an Olympics party at London's Omega House last night. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Then and now: A thirteen-year-old Wie takes a shot on the green, left, then changes (a decade later) into an elegant Matthew Williamson gown for last night's Olympic party in London
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Now 22, America's 'female Tiger Woods' has played golf since she was four
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Became pro-golfer at 15

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:33 EST, 17 October 2012 | UPDATED: 13:01 EST, 18 October 2012 David Cameron was tonight scrambling to rescue his plan to force energy companies to give all their customers their cheapest deals, amid growing doubt about how it will work in practice. The Prime Minister arrived for talks with European leaders in Brussels trying to clarify his announcement, after Downing Street earlier refused to confirm it would be included in the forthcoming Energy Bill. Mr Cameron insisted he wanted to be 'on the side of hard pressed, hard working families who often struggle to pay energy bills' after opponents accused him of making up policy 'on the hoof'.
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The PM promised to change law to make sure everyone gets the best deal
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But 24 hours on Downing Street could not guarantee the idea will be in the Energy Bill amid claims it could actually force some bills up
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Commons Speaker John Bercow ordered energy minister John Hayes to appear at the Despatch Box today to clear up the confusion
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British Gas, npower, Scottish Power and SSE announced sharp price rises
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Labour says the legislation plan is 'unravelling by the minute'
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Consumer groups say the Prime Minister must keep his promise

Question: @placeholder sources suggested the final policy would still allow choice between types of tariffs.


(CNN)The Africa Cup of Nations kicked off in style Saturday despite a build up hampered by Ebola fears and an enforced relocation. It was almost a million dollar start for new hosts Equatorial Guinea -- almost but not quite. The squad had shared a seven-figure bonus after winning their first game of the tournament three years ago, but Congo Brazzaville put paid to any hopes of a windfall this time around. A late equalizer from Thievy Bifouma canceled out captain Emilio Nsue Lopez's opening goal for the hosts. Bifouma, who plays his club football in Spain with UD Almeria, put the ball through goalkeeper Felipe Ovono's legs in the 87th minute to earn Congo a share of the points.
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The 30th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations kicks off
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Hosts Equatorial Guinea are held to a draw by Congo Brazzaville
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The tournament is being played against a backdrop of controversy

Question: Many footballers, who are representing their countries at @placeholder, are determined to put on a united show of solidarity in the fight against the deadly illness.


(CNN) -- A New Hampshire police chief was cited Friday for improperly storing his service firearm after a teenager used the weapon to commit suicide in the chief's home in March, according to the local prosecutor. Danville Police Chief Wade Parsons allegedly left his firearm, a .40-caliber Glock 22 pistol, on top of a safe in his bedroom closet on March 11, said Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams. Parsons left the house to run errands, while the boy -- the 15-year-old son of the chief's girlfriend -- remained in the home. "The service weapon was used by a juvenile to shoot himself while no one else was home," Reams said in a news release.
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New Hampshire police chief is cited after his fiream is used by a teenager for suicide
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The weapon was left unsecured while the chief was away from home on errands, authorities say
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Dead is the 15-year-old son of the chief's girlfriend
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Chief is cited with improperly storing a gun

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By Neil Sears PUBLISHED: 19:37 EST, 28 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:30 EST, 29 April 2013 With millions in the bank, you would think Tony Blair could comfortably pay his hotel bills. But it has emerged the taxpayer has effectively been subsidising at least some of the former prime minister’s profit-making lecture tours since he left office. Mr Blair is taking advantage of free accommodation in luxury taxpayer-funded residences on his frequent trips overseas. Freebies: Tony Blair posing in Manila, Philippines in 2009 where he and his entourage were put up free of charge at the UK ambassador¿s official residence
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Foreign Office says it offers Blair 'use of residences' when 'appropriate'
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Blair stayed for free on a trip in which he made more than £200,000
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He has property portfolio worth millions and a lucrative consultancy firm

Question: A spokesman claimed to have no list of all the accommodation provided free for Mr Blair, but said: ‘We offer Tony Blair the use of @placeholder residences when it is possible and appropriate.


This dramatic video shows how a car thief managed to evade the police forces of two countries for more than an hour as he travelled at over 150mph after stealing a high-powered BMW  in Germany. The driver, described as a professional car thief from Lithuania, was eventually caught when he realised he was running out of petrol - and had to dump the car and run away on foot. German police have been staging a crackdown on the theft of luxury cars by eastern European car thieves and reacted quickly when it was reported that the BMW X6 had been stolen in the Bavarian town of Dachau and that the thief was heading eastwards down the motorway.
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Police helicopter captures one-hour high-speed chase after thief steals BMW
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Driver reaches 150mph on motorways across Germany and Czech Republic
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Dumps car in village and escapes on foot into woodland after fuel runs out
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He is eventually taken down by police dogs after hunt by dozens of officers

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(CNN) -- World champion Sebastian Vettel apologized to Red Bull teammate Mark Webber after defying orders to snatch a "risky" victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday and go to the top of the driver standings. Webber had been poised for the 10th victory of his career and first since July as he led comfortably after the team's final pit stops, and was told to hold back to maintain his car until the finish at the Sepang circuit. Vettel, however, took the opportunity to edge past the veteran Australian and claim his 27th race win, having started from pole position for the second time in two events this season.
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Sebastian Vettel wins Malaysia Grand Prix from Red Bull teammate Mark Webber
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Webber is unhappy after Vettel defies team orders to pass and claim first win of 2013
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German later apologizes to Webber, having been rebuked by team boss during race
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Lewis Hamilton takes third after his Mercedes teammate is told not to overtake

Question: "He was trying to save the car and tires, but I took a lot of risk in passing him when he was trying," the 25-year-old @placeholder added.


CLICK HERE for your ultimate stats with our Match Zone from Goodison Park, including the 19-pass move that led to Everton's opening goal Who said facing German opposition spells doom for Barclays Premier League teams? After a chastening week for England’s finest, Everton emphatically restored pride here last night. If Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal were left red-faced following their meetings with the Bundesliga’s leading lights, Everton had no such problems at Goodison Park, blitzing Wolfsburg to announce their return to Europe in the grand style. From first whistle to last, Everton impressed, attacking with menace and defending stoically when questions were asked of them. The margin of victory — courtesy of an own goal and strikes from Seamus Coleman, Leighton Baines and Kevin Mirallas — was fitting reward.
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Everton defeated Wolfsburg 4-1 in their opening Europa League game at Goodison Park
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Roberto Martinez had promised to use the competition to develop his players in Europe
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Ricardo Rodriguez scored an opening own goal after a deflected shot from Steven Naismith
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Seamus Coleman doubled their lead on the stroke of half-time with a rare headed goal
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Leighton Baines played a part in both goals before scoring from the penalty spot after Aiden McGeady was fouled
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Kevin Mirallas scored a late goal before Rodriguez netted a consolation with a last-minute free-kick

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(CNN) -- An Alabama man pleaded guilty Friday to poisoning oak trees that drew generations of Auburn University football fans celebrating victories, officials said. Harvey Updyke will serve at least six months of a three-year sentence for criminal damage to an agricultural facility, a felony, Lee County District Attorney Robbie Treese said in a statement. The plea brings to an end the criminal proceedings in an act in 2010 that outraged Auburn fans and others upset that the trees at Toomer's Corner were poisoned. Upon release, Updyke will be under five years of supervised probation, which includes a 7 p.m. curfew, a ban on attending any collegiate event and a ban on stepping on Auburn University property. Updyke, who is in his mid-60s, also will be assessed restitution, Treese said.
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Harvey Updyke pleads guilty
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He was accused of poisoning famed oak trees at Auburn
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He gets jail time, probation

Question: @placeholder police two years ago arrested Updyke for allegedly dousing the landmark trees on the edge of the Auburn campus with herbicide so potent that agronomists said they had little to no chance of survival.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- One of my first jobs in China was teaching English through songs on CCTV, China's national television station. That was in 1979, when the People's Republic was just coming out of the tumultuous Cultural Revolution. Ordinary Chinese still wore drab Mao tunics, and top officials debated whether the foreign cultural influences seeping into China were "spiritual pollution." Still, the CCTV station producers wanted to use national television to popularize English language, and they wanted a light program. I was recruited to join a group of amateur musicians to produce "Let's Sing," a series of 30-minute specials to complement its weekly program, English on Sunday. Along with three Chinese performers, I would strum my guitar and sing English songs, including "Clementine", "Puff, The Magic Dragon" and "El Condor Pasa." Viewers learned new words, grammar and syntax as they learned the songs.
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In 1979, CCTV producers sought to use national television to popularize English
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Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind" was among vetoed songs
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English had been virtually taboo when FlorCruz first arrived in China in 1971
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Rush to learn English has created a shortage of good English teachers

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While security has tightened at the U.S. border, drug smugglers are increasingly turning to the high seas. The area where boats were seized off California and the northwest coast of Mexico tripled to a size comparable to the state of Montana during the 2013 fiscal year, which ended in September. Off South America, traffickers over the years have been traversing territory so big the continental United States could be dropped inside of it. Mexico's Sinaloa cartel has been loading marijuana bales onto 50-foot vessels as far south as the Mexican port of Mazatlan - where its leader, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, was captured early Saturday - and running them up the Pacific coast to the U.S., deep into California. It's unclear if Guzman's arrest will hinder the maritime runs.
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Drug runners are launching from Mexico and shipping tons of drugs all the way up to Northern California
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The Coast Guard, the agency with the best tools to stop smugglers on the high seas, has had to ground aircraft and stop cutters because of cutbacks
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Coast Guard reduced operating costs by 25percent in 2013 because of the sequester

Question: U.S. officials, for instance, cannot venture into @placeholder waters without prior permission and will stop a chase and alert Mexican authorities if suspected boats cross into that territory.


By Hayley Dixon PUBLISHED: 05:40 EST, 30 November 2012 | UPDATED: 06:36 EST, 30 November 2012 A small bronze sculpture that was dismissed as a 'humble' paperweight for decades has been confirmed as an £80,000 Barbara Hepworth. The 1965 work, called Oval Form, sat on the headteacher's desk at St Ives School for years and was originally used as a house prize when students performed well. But was revealed as 'probably the most expensive paperweight in the world' by stunned experts on BBC's Antiques Roadshow on Sunday. The £80,000 sculpture Oval Form, pictured, was originally used as a prize for academic achievement before it became one of the world's most expensive paperweights
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Sculpture was originally used as a prize for academic achievement
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St Ives School in Cornwall has vowed to keep artwork despite its value
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It was gifted by the artist herself who was a governor at the school

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During the height of the 2009 financial crisis, when there was a real and present danger of banks seizing up due to a lack of liquidity, the then-British Prime Minister Gordon Brown altered the geopolitical architecture. Brown moved with a sense of urgency to formalize the Group of 20 nations. The strategy was sound. He wanted to bring countries representing 80% of GDP under one umbrella, bridge the gap between the developed and the developing world and, most importantly, tap the $4 trillion of surplus funds that still exist within the BRICS economies. In the context of a financial crisis, the strategy worked. Four years later, however, geopolitics is trumping economics. The G20 has become an unwieldy group of countries with different priorities, and without political backing from Washington.
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The G20 is being held in St Petersburg, but focus will be on tensions between  Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama
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Discussions are meant to be around economics, but will be overshadowed by Syria
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Emerging markets have been suffering as demand for commodities drop, and currencies have collapsed
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John Defterios writes the G20 has become an unwieldy group of countries with different priorities

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Vice President Joe Biden visited the devastated family of slain NYPD officer Wenjian Liu after delivering and emotional eulogy to Rafael Ramos during his funeral on Saturday. He and his wife Jill spent 25 minutes in the Brooklyn home of the 32-year-old officer's widow and his family after the funeral service for his 40-year-old partner. Thousands of officers line the streets of Queens to pay their respects to Ramos who was shot and killed last week alongside his partner. Vice President Joe Biden arrives with his wife Jill for the funeral of Rafael Ramos at the Christ Tabernacle Church in Queens where he delivered a eulogy. After the ceremony he visited the home of his slain officer Wenjian Liu
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After the funeral for Ramos in Queens he and his wife Jill spent 25 minutes in the home of Liu's family, including the officer's widow
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He told the officer's distraught father : 'You now have a family larger than you ever thought you'd have,' referring to the NYPD
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In his eulogy to Ramos he spoke directly to the family sitting in the front
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He said that his death 'touched the soul of the entire nation'

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:04 EST, 23 February 2014 A former fast food waiter is suing Hardeeâ€™s restaurant chain, claiming his supervisor pressured him into a sexual relationship and fired him when he ended it. Gerald Anderson alleged manager Danielle Dahlenburg hired him in August 2012 and subjected him to 'unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and sexual touching', according to court documents filed on February 5. The South Dakota man claims he had sex with Dahlenburg for at least two months because she led him to believe it was a job requirement.
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Gerald Anderson is suing the Hardeeâ€™s restaurant chain for discrimination
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He claims his supervisor, Danielle Dahlenburg, convinced him that having sex with her was a condition of his job
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He claims he was fired in October 2012 a week after he ended the relationship
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Hardee's has not yet filed a response to the February 5 lawsuit

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(CNN) -- In his speech about Syria Tuesday night, President Obama tried to make a graceful turn on a fast-moving platform. He wanted to explain to a skeptical public why they should support his plan for a limited military attack on Syria in response to, the administration says, the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. But his effort was only mildly successful, restating arguments that will be familiar even to those who have not been paying close attention, but also shining a spotlight on the weaknesses of the administration's case. In the 36 hours leading up to his speech, the circumstances that would determine that case took several confusing turns. Suddenly, with Syria's expressed willingness to give up its chemical weapons, a possible diplomatic avenue opened up that might allow the president to claim victory without launching a single missile. But this plan is far from a sure bet and brings problems of its own. This made the president's job of persuasion even more difficult.
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Frida Ghitis: Obama went into speech with Syria situation in new flux; was mildly successful
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She says he saved talk of diplomatic plan till after he described gassing of kids
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She says this because clearing Syria's chemical weapons could fall through, as Assad buys time
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Ghitis: If diplomacy restores "red line," Obama's threat will show threat of consequences matters

Question: Whatever happens next, there is no question that the suffering of the Syrian people will not end any time soon and that Syria will continue to be a daunting problem for President @placeholder.


Paris (CNN) -- Seventy-five additional bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of an Air France plane that crashed off the coast of Brazil two years ago, more than doubling the number of remains that have been found, the vice-president of the French victims' association told CNN Tuesday. The remains have not yet been identified, Robert Soulas said. Air France 447 plunged into the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009, killing all 228 people aboard. The bulk of the wreckage was found this year after a search by robot submarines of an underwater mountain range. Many bodies were still in the fuselage, investigators said at the time. Only about 50 bodies were recovered in the days following the crash.
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The remains have not been identified, a French relative says
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The recovery more than doubles the number of bodies found since the 2009 crash
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Air France 447 plunged into the ocean, killing 228 people

Question: @placeholder got the news from a French government liaison appointed to deal with families of victims, he said.


(CNN) -- Desperation and a rapidly growing death toll serve as a backdrop for a new effort dozens of countries are launching in hopes of finally stemming the brutal crackdown under way in Syria. At a meeting Friday in Tunisia, world leaders will look to mount pressure against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The meeting of the "Friends of Syria" group is "part of our ongoing efforts with our friends, allies, and the Syrian opposition to crystallize next steps to halt the slaughter of the Syrian people and pursue a transition to democracy in Syria," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.
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"The question is, what do we do?" says State Department spokesman
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About 500 soldiers defect and create an opposition brigade, an opposition leader says
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Two journalists were killed by government shelling in Baba Amr
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Syria says authorities killed and arrested "terrorists"

Question: @placeholder state TV showed a banner Wednesday saying the ministry of information had no knowledge of the presence of the journalists, and it requested that officials in Homs look for them.

Question: "The @placeholder army is shelling the city of cold, starving civilians," she said.


Ahead of a town hall meeting Tuesday night, Ferguson's mayor said the aftermath of the shooting death of Michael Brown helped open the eyes of city officials to the town's racial divide. "I think what it showed was ... even though I always knew again that African-Americans had experiences that were frustrating, definitely frustrating, many of that never bubbled to the surface. So I think what really opened my eyes was how significant that can be for many people," Mayor James Knowles said. Police Chief Thomas Jackson echoed the mayor's sentiment. "The things that have bubbled up since the shooting have really made us sit up and take notice and realize that there is a lot more work to be done," Jackson said.
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Ferguson mayor: Shooting aftermath revealed the racial divide in the city
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Police chief says he'll continue to walk and talk with protesters
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Protests erupted after Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson's fatal shooting of unarmed Michael Brown
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City is holding a town hall that is closed to media Tuesday night

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By David Gardner In Los Angeles Mick Jagger reportedly left L'Wren Scott behind on the latest Rolling Stones world tour because his bandmates branded her the group's Yoko Ono Mick Jagger left his girlfriend L’Wren Scott behind on the latest Rolling Stones world tour because his bandmates branded her the group’s Yoko Ono, according to a report in the US. The other Stones allegedly ‘loathed’ the 49-year-old American fashion designer because she was so controlling. ‘When they saw her, they said, “Here comes Yoko”,’ a source told the New York Post. The taunt was a reference to John Lennon’s widow, who was widely blamed for causing the Beatles’ break-up in 1970.
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Mick Jagger left his girlfriend behind on the band's latest world tour because his bandmates branded her the group's Yoko Ono, according to a report
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They allegedly 'loathed' the designer, 49, because she was too controlling
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A source told the New York Post: 'When they saw her, they said, "Here comes Yoko",' in a reference to John Lennon's widow

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South Africa head coach Heyneke Meyer has responded to last weekend's shock defeat by Ireland by making five changes to his starting XV to face England at Twickenham on Saturday. There are two new faces at half-back with Cobus Reinach and Pat Lambie coming in for Francois Hougaard and Handre Polland, while JP Pietersen replaces Cornal Hendricks on the right wing. Up front, Adriaan Strauss starts ahead of Bismarck Du Plessis and experienced flanker Schalk Burger starts ahead of Oupa Mohoje. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Heyneke Meyer: Adriaan, Schalk and JP will slot in easily JP Pietersen (right) replaces Cornal Hendricks in South Africa's XV for their clash with England
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South Africa lost to Ireland last weekend and face England on Saturday
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Head coach Heyneke Meyer has made five changes to his XV
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Adriaan Strauss and Pat Lambie among those set to start at Twickenham

Question: @placeholder is tactically very astute and even though he's still pretty young, he's got a lot of experience.