(CNN) -- As of February, more U.S. adults own smartphones than simpler feature phones, according to new research from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. Well, to be more specific: In answering questions from Pew, 45% of cell phone owners said that their phone is a smartphone. Also, 49% of cell phone owners said that their phone operates on a smartphone platform common to the U.S. -- which includes BlackBerry. According to Pew: "Taken together, just over half of cell owners (53%) said yes to one or both of these questions." Here's how it breaks down, by platform: 20% of U.S. cell phone owners currently have an Android phone. For iPhone, 19%. BlackBerry, 6% (a 10% drop since as recently as May 2011).
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Survey says "just over half of cell owners" have smartphone or use smartphone platform
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Biggest growth in smartphone ownership was among adults aged 18-24, survey says
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It says highest growth in smartphone use occurred in the lowest income bracket
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Amy Gahran: Smartphones may be becoming norm, but benefits may not be spread evenly

Question: The low-cost Android market (particularly Android phones that can be obtained for less than $200 on no-contract plans) generally have slower processors, are running older versions of the @placeholder (which may not support popular apps) and often are harder to use or more cheaply made.


Washington (CNN) -- Among the volumes of diplomatic communications released by WikiLeaks are frank observations about the character of world leaders, their quirks and their weaknesses. In an initial review of the documents turns up a number of observations from U.S. staffers that provide unusual insight into foreign leaders' thinking and behavior, from "voluptuous" companions to attention-seeking personalities. Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah proposed to U.S. officials that a Bluetooth-like device be implanted in Guantanamo detainees. During a March 22, 2009, meeting between Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan and King Abdullah, the king suggested that an "electronic chip" would allow the tracking of the detainees' movements, as with Saudi horses and falcons.
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Communications discuss Libyan leader's relationship with nurse
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Saudi king suggested implanting tracking devices in detainees, cable says
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy called "challenging partner"
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Former U.S. Gen. Stanley McChrystal was also among topics

Question: Some news outlets have reported that @placeholder diplomats called Sarkozy an "emperor with no clothes."


BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- Friends and acquaintances of Philip Markoff, a medical student accused of killing a woman he may have met through a Craigslist online ad, described the 23-year-old as a model student. Medical student Philip Markoff, 23, appears in court Tuesday in Boston, Massachusetts. "My girlfriend actually rode the elevator with him a lot alone; it's kind of freaking her out now," said Patrick Sullivan, who lived in the same apartment building as Markoff in Quincy, Massachusetts, a Boston suburb. "She thought he was kind of the all-American, good-looking guy," Sullivan said. "When she saw him on TV yesterday, she even remarked, 'I can't believe it's him. I always thought he had such a great smile, and he was so nice to me.'"
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Procedural not-guilty plea entered in Craigslist slaying case
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Suspect Philip Markoff has been suspended from Boston University med school
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Evidence suggests that victim Julissa Brisman "put up a fight," prosecutor says
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Markoff also charged in connection with an April 10 robbery

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By Julian Gavaghan PUBLISHED: 04:36 EST, 18 April 2012 | UPDATED: 10:16 EST, 18 April 2012 The body of a British schoolgirl raped and murdered in Goa can finally be buried four years after her death - following claims of a communication blunder by Indian authorities and the Foreign Office. Scarlett Keeling, 15, was sexually assaulted and left for dead on a beach in the Indian holiday state in February 2008 after taking a cocktail of drugs. Months later, following two post-mortem tests in Goa, her body was brought back to Britain but has lain in a mortuary at an Exeter hospital amid the ongoing trial of two men charged over her death.
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Body of Scarlett Keeling, 15, left in mortuary in Exeter since 2008
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Mother claims lack of communication between Goan authorities and Foreign Office caused delay in Coroner releasing corpse
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Scarlett raped and murdered in 2008 while mother went travelling with six other children and left daughter with 25-year-old boyfriend
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Fiona MacKeown claims Goan authorities conducted cover-up to prevent 'seedy underbelly' of idyllic Indian state being exposed

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(CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he had some "pretty good fights" with Sen. Frank Lautenberg. But Lautenberg's death early Monday puts the Republican governor in a pretty good bind in replacing him. Lautenberg dies; was U.S. Senate's last WW II vet "It's no mystery that Sen. Lautenberg and I didn't always agree," Christie said Monday of the liberal Democrat. "In fact, it probably is more honest to say we very often didn't agree, and we had some pretty good fights between us over time -- battles on philosophy and the role of government." Lautenberg: The last 'swamp dog'
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Law allows N.J. governor to temporarily fill seat held by late Sen. Frank Lautenberg
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Question is timing for a special election this year or a vote in November 2014
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Christie up for re-election this year, considered possible 2016 presidential contender
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Christie angered conservatives with praise for Obama following 2012 hurricane

Question: As Christie, a Republican, runs for what is expected to be a relatively easy re-election, he now invites unwanted attention as he decides on a temporary replacement for @placeholder.

Question: The next general election in the @placeholder is in November, when Christie is up for re-election.


A former Google+ employee who spent three years helping create Google+ has written a brutal blog post declaring the tech giant's social network a failure. In a lengthy, at times profane breakdown on blogging platform Medium, Chris Messina, the man credited as inventor of the hashtag, writes that Google missed a chance to make the service a one-stop home for its users' online identities and, instead, created a less-popular Facebook copycat. "Lately, I just feel like Google+ is confused and adrift at sea," Messina wrote. "It's so far behind, how can it possibly catch up?" The November 28 post was a follow-up to a tweet in which he had mistakenly called out a bug on Google+ that was actually caused by an external app. Even as he corrected himself, he called out Google for the network's missed opportunity.
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Former Google+ employee says the social tool has failed
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Hashtag inventor Chris Messina left Google over a year ago
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He says G+ could have been about identity, became "Facebook lite"

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DENVER, Colorado (CNN)  -- Former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner told the Democratic National Convention that the most important race facing the country is the "race for the future ... and it won't be won with a president who is stuck in the past." "This election ... is about the future vs. the past," former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner said Tuesday. "We need a president who understands the world today, the future we seek and the change we need. We need Barack Obama as the next president of the United States." Warner was delivering the keynote speech at the convention, the slot that Obama himself filled four years ago.
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Mark Warner says America needs leader who understands "the future we seek"
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Bush never asked Americans to step up, Warner says
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Much of Warner's address focused on bipartisan rhetoric

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It pushed the boundaries of typical teen TV earlier this year, revolving around two high school best friends that pretend to be lesbians in order to become popular. Now MTV's quirky rom com series Faking It is continuing to break ground by introducing an intersex character in its second season. Premiering Tuesday night to 1.04 million viewers, the show revealed that regular character Lauren - stepsister of protagonist Amy - has both male and female chromosomes. Played by actress Bailey De Young, Lauren was born genetically male, but her body naturally developed as female, according to CNN. Scroll down for video
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Season one regular Lauren revealed to have been born intersex during the season two opener on Tuesday night
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Intersex people are born with both male and female chromosomes
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Show developer Carter Covington said he wants the series to 'show a different subset'
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Episode was watched by 1.04 million

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By Snejana Farberov and Ted Thornhill Tara the cat has drawn more than 20million views on YouTube, tossed the first pitch at a baseball game, and now California's heroic feline is getting her own holiday. Last week, the Bakersfield Board of Supervisors proclaimed June 3 Tara the Hero Cat Day to honor  Erica and Roger Triantafilo' furry friend for valiantly saving their 4-year-old son from a vicious dog. On Tuesday, the Traintfilos arrived at the Kern County Board of Supervisors chambers in Bakersfield for the ceremony with Tara in tow on a leash. Scroll down for video - WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Triantafilo family and Tara were given a certificate of recognition and cat toys by Bakersfield Board of Supervisors
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The cat made an appearance at Sam Lynn Ballpark to throw first pitch two weeks ago
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Jeremy Triantafilo was outside his family's California home when the neighbor's dog escaped and grabbed him from behind
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Surveillance cameras captured Tara jumping on the dog and chasing it away
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Labrador-Chow mix has since been put down

Question: She said that even though her three boys tug at @placeholder, she sits there and takes it.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:52 EST, 18 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:13 EST, 19 November 2013 The president of an upstate New York college has apologized for the rowdy behavior of football fans that led to the arrests of more than two dozen people in central New York. Erik J. Bitterbaum, president of the State University at Cortland, issued the apology a day after a large crowd turned unruly in downtown Cortland. Earlier Saturday, Cortland defeated Ithaca 28-24 in the annual Cortaca Jug game. Scroll down for video Out of control: College students from SUNY Cortland parties so hard this weekend they destroyed a neighborhood
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Cheif of police: Good weather and posts on social media may have contributed to destructive crowds
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80 people arrested and 122 charges filed after celebrations of Ithaca-Cortland football game got out of control
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Thousands of people shut down streets, threw bottles and rolled cars over

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(CNN) -- New research suggests that crabs not only suffer pain but that they retain a memory of it. No thanks for the memories: The scientific study applied mild electric shocks to hermit crabs to determine if they could 'feel' pain. The study, which was carried out by Professor Bob Elwood and Mirjam Appel from the School of Biological Sciences at Queen's University, Belfast, looked at the reactions of hermit crabs to small electric shocks. It was published in the journal "Animal Behaviour." Professor Elwood, whose previous work showed that prawns endure pain, said his research highlighted the need to investigate the treatment of crustaceans used in food industries.
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New research from Queen's University says crabs feel and remember pain
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Tests carried out on hermit crabs in shells that were given mild electric shocks
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Author of study says crustaceans should be treated with same care as vertebrates

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To all of those closest to him and, indeed, those who thought they knew him best, Grant Trebilco was the happy-go-lucky, 'nothing gets me down' surfer dude. But that 'could not have been further from the truth'. Three years ago, as bipolar consumed his life, the now 33-year-old found himself at his lowest ebb. He no longer cared for the beautiful eastern Sydney beaches he'd called home since moving across the ditch from New Zealand. 'Mate, all I know is that I tried to run away from it and one day, I'm not exactly sure how I got there either, but I was sitting alone in a hotel room in Mexico and in a very dark place,' he admitted.
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Both Grant Trebilco and his dad Bruce suffer bipolar disorder
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In his darkest moments the New Zealand-born surfer admits he thought 'there was only one way out'
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Groups at beaches along the east coast of Australia and internationally are supporting the not-for-profit charity Grant founded called Onewave
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A bit of fun 2 years ago has morphed from the then 'board meetings' to 'Fluro Fridays'
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Bipoloar disorder will affect up to 460,000 Australians at some point in their lives
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Almost half of all Australians will suffer some form of mental illness

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 08:16 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:53 EST, 10 March 2014 A teenage boy slit the throat of his girlfriend's mother after the young couple hatched a plot to murder both her parents because they disapproved of the relationship. Pedro Solis, 15, attacked Luz Galvez with a knife on Sunday and threatened her husband's life because they wanted him to stop seeing their 13-year-old daughter, Yaqueline Galvez. Mrs Galvez, who survived the ordeal, told police that her daughter had lured her outside the family's Florida home so Solis could launch the attack.
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Pedro Solis, 15, slit the throat of 13-year-old girlfriend Yaqueline Garcia's mother Luz Guzman
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The mother, 33, survived after her husband pleaded with Solis to save her as the teen held a knife to his throat
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The father was uninjured in the ordeal and both teens are currently in custody, officials said

Question: @placeholder survived emergency surgery and was able to tell investigators what happened, police sources said.


By Alasdair Glennie It seems that fans of the Great British Bake Off don’t just care about the cake – they’re sticklers for hygiene too. As the hit show returned to our screens this week, viewers took to Twitter to complain about the unruly hair of some contestants. An average audience of 7.2million watched on Wednesday night – a record for an opening episode of the show, and an increase of 600,000 on the first programme in last year’s series. Scroll down for video Hairy baker: Iain Watters sports a thick beard which worried some users of microblogging site Twitter
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Fifth series of Great British Bake Off began last night - on BBC1 for first time
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Show attracted good ratings after moving to flagship channel from BBC2
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BBC spokesman said average audience of 7.2m people, peaking at 7.9m
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Last year's launch programme was watched by 5.6million people on BBC2
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But some Twitter users were worried by hirsute male contestants
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‘Wish that bloke would shave that beard. It’s disgusting,' one remarked
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Hilarious Twitter exchange between BBC1 and BBC2 accounts over show

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(CNN) -- Ahead of the biggest game of his life, Mahamat "Iggy" Ignegui has mastered the diplomatic language, if not his nerves. "I am completely focused on the first match. We have to do it, we cannot lose," the Sudanese midfielder tells CNN before boarding a plane from Chad's Ndjamena airport that will continue his remarkable journey to the World Cup. This showpiece event will not feature Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, or any of the other household football names that will light up Brazil this summer. Instead, teams such as South Ossetia, Iraqi Kurdistan and Tamil Sri Lanka will do battle for the Nelson Mandela trophy in Sweden. This is a tournament for the stateless, the marginalized and unrecognized by FIFA -- the ConIFA World Cup.
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ConIFA World Cup is a soccer tournament for stateless teams not recognized by FIFA
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This year's event will be played in Sweden, from May 31-June 8 with a record 12 teams
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Darfur United squad is made up of players from refugee camps from Sudan conflict
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Trip to Ostersund was funded with the help of a U.S. humanitarian group

Question: That @placeholder's players will be lining up in Sweden is a reflection of the international goodwill and support behind them.


Attorney General Eric Holder has admitted that investigators may have gone too far in their recent attempts to prevent leaks to the media and he said the Justice Department needs to do a better job of balancing national security with press freedom. ‘I'm a little concerned that things have gotten a little out of whack,’ Holder told NBC on Wednesday. ‘I think we can do a better job than we have. We can reform those regulations, reform those guidelines to better reflect that balance.’ Holder has been embroiled in a media storm over a Justice Department subpoena of Associated Press phone records and, in particular, an investigation into leaks to Fox News correspondent James Rosen.
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Holder has admitted that Justice Department investigators went too far with  attempts to prevent leaks to the media
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He said he was ‘not comfortable’ approving a search warrant affidavit for James Rosen’s emails and said the process would change
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Despite calls from Republicans for him to resign, he told NBC that he had 'no intention' of doing so

Question: ‘I don't like that, because it means me as official who has great respect for the press, is in essence saying a reporter doing his or her job and doing that important job is somehow branded a criminal,’ @placeholder said NBC.


By Associated Press A pilot lost consciousness and the plane drifted into restricted airspace over the nation's capital, scrambling fighter jets that stayed with the small aircraft until it ran out of fuel and crashed Saturday into the Atlantic Ocean, the Coast Guard said. Crews searched the waters for the single-engine Cirrus plane, which crashed about 50 miles southeast of Chincoteague Island around 3:30pm along the Virginia coast, Coast Guard Petty Officer Nate Littlejohn said. The plane, registered to Ronald Hutchinson of Brookfield, Wisconsin, took off from Waukesha, Wisconsin, and was headed to Manassas, Virginia, which is about 30 miles southwest of Washington, National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Peter Knudson said.
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A pilot drifted into restricted airspace in Washington D.C. Saturday afternoon
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Fighter jets investigated and found the pilot had become unconscious
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They stayed with the plane until it ran out of fuel and crashed into the Atlantic
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The plane was registered to Ronald Hutchinson of Brookfield, Wisconsin
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The Coast Guard is searching for the wreck

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(CNN) -- Just days after signing a bumper multi-year deal with Nike, Rory McIlroy made an embarrassing early exit in Abu Dhabi along with stablemate Tiger Woods. The world's top two golfers were supposed to usher in a new era of dominance within the sport for Nike, but neither man made the cut on a disappointing day. The world No.1 finished on six-over, while Woods missed out after being hit with a two-stroke penalty for rules of infringement. Justin Rose finished top of the leaderboard on eight-under following a round of 69, but it was McIlroy and Woods who caught the headlines.
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Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods both fail to make the cut
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World No.1 McIlroy finishes on six-over in season-opener
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Woods cashes out after being hit with two-shot penalty
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England's Justin Rose leads by one-shot on eight-under

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter A Maryland girl who disappeared after her mother was found dead last week has been located following a nationwide search, authorities say. The girl, 11-year-old Caitlyn Virts, was located along with her father, Timothy Virts, in a motel in Florence, South Carolina, police said late Friday. She and her father had been missing since the body of the girl's mother, Bobby Jo Cortez, was found at her home Thursday. Police have since charged Timothy Virts with first-degree murder in the slaying of Cortez, 36. Manhunt: Timothy Virts abducted his daughter, Caitlyn, and brought her to a motel in South Carolina
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The girl, 11-year-old Caitlyn Virts, was located along with her father, Timothy Virts, in a motel in Florence, South Carolina
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The owner of the Colonial Inn, Carol Gause, recognized the pair and called the police
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Timothy Virts was wanted for murder after body of Bobbie Jo Cortez was found on Thursday
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Virts was believed to be using a car owned by his alleged victim's husband, who is in jail facing sex assault charges

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:21 EST, 31 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:18 EST, 31 January 2014 Medical reports have revealed that Veterans Affairs doctors were fooled for years by Aaron Alexis, the gunman who killed 12 people in last yearâ€™s rampage at Washingtonâ€™s Navy Yard. The records show that he lied so convincingly to those treating him that they concluded he had no mental health issues despite serious problems and encounters with police during the same period. Just weeks before the shootings, a doctor treating him for insomnia noted that the patient worked for the Defense Department but wrote hauntingly 'no problem there.'
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Aaron Alexis left a note saying that he had been targeted by low-frequency radio waves for three months before the September 2013 shooting
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That time period lines up with when he was regularly visiting Veteran's Affairs doctors complaining of sleeplessness
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Medical reports show doctors wrote him off and gave him sleeping pills, concluding 'no problem there' in reports
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Alexis went on to kill 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard

Question: In February 2011, almost immediately after Alexis received an honorable discharge from the @placeholder, he complained about tinnitus, which he said was 'annoying and can be distracting.'


Supporters of MMA fighter Jon Koppenhaver who is alleged to have beaten up his ex-girlfriend and porn star Christy Mack have shared a photograph of her out in Las Vegas in an attempt to discredit her claims of assault. The image of Mack was shared via Twitter on Sunday by user @Grenade_112 who accompanied alongside the picture that the porn star was ‘good enough to go partying a couple nights ago’ and claimed the image showed her outside a club. The original source of the image was taken by another Twitter user, who is not part of the ‘Free War Machine’ group.
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MMA fighter Jon Koppenhaver is accused of beating up ex-girlfriend Christy Mack
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The porn star was snapped outside a nightclub as photos emerged of her allegedly out partying
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Pics were shared on Twitter by fans of War Machine ex-boyfriend
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Mack has denied she was out partying and says she was simply getting ice cream

Question: Injuries: After the alleged attack at her apartment on August 8, Mack posted pictures of her horrific injuries online; after she shared the images, police put out a warrant for Koppenhaver aka @placeholder's arrest


(CNN) -- A flooring contractor from Brooklyn, New York, received news he had dreamed of for more than a year when a Bolivian judge released him on bail Tuesday. Jacob Ostreicher wore a white bulletproof vest as he spoke with reporters after the hearing. Supporters of the businessman, 53, who had been imprisoned for 18 months, say he faces death threats for exposing Bolivian government corruption connected with the case against him. "His life remains at risk every day that he remains in Bolivia," U.S. Rep. Chris Smith, R-New Jersey, said in a statement Tuesday. Ostreicher was arrested in June 2011 on suspicion of money laundering tied to a rice-growing operation.
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Jacob Ostreicher, who had been detained since June 2011, was released
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A judge says the New York native will be under house arrest at night
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U.S. lawmakers say it's the "first positive development" in the case
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Six Bolivian officials were arrested in connection with the case last month

Question: "I want @placeholder to know that not only my family and I have been victims of these extortioners who are detained today.


Sochi, Russia (CNN) -- "He didn't want carpets, he preferred to hear footsteps of people as they approached on the wooden parquet flooring," says Anna Hovantseva, the tour guide, as she explains another interior-design quirk of one of the most morbidly fascinating personalities of the 20th century. It's fair to say Joseph Stalin, the notorious dictatorial leader of the Soviet Union, still holds a curiosity for many. The Georgia native helped create much that is modern Sochi, the host of the 2014 Winter Games, when he built his summer retreat in this town in 1937. The retreat is open to visitors and will soon offer rooms to guests this summer for 7,000 roubles ($200) per night. Welcome to the home of Stalin.
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Joseph Stalin's summer home is on sightseeing list for Sochi
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Dictator helped create much that is modern Sochi when he built dacha in 1937
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Home has several features helpful to a man who had many enemies

Question: The choice may be seen as shrewd if costly politicking by some, but for Hovantseva, @placeholder seemed like the obvious and most welcome choice to host the Winter Games.


By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 05:38 EST, 25 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 25 April 2013 This is the spectacular moment a photographer struck gold by capturing a bolt of lightning cracking through a rainbow during a freak weather display. The extraordinary one-of-a-kind sighting was captured by keen photographer Nolan Nitschke, 27, while on a trip to Yosemite National Park in California, U.S. Mr  Nitschke knew a storm was approaching the area and that the incredible rocky peaks throughout the park act as lightning rods. However, he had no idea he would capture such a breathtaking moment. Magical: This is the dramatic moment a photographer captured a bolt of lightning cracking through a rainbow in a freak weather display
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One-of-a-kind sighting captured by keen photographer Nolan Nitschke, 27
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He was on a trip to Yosemite National Park in California, U.S.

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Hours after declaring a state of emergency Saturday, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf ordered troops to take a television station's equipment and put a popular opposition leader under house arrest. President Pervez Musharraf explains his actions in a televised address Saturday. Musharraf also suspended the constitution and dismissed the Pakistan Supreme Court's chief justice for the second time. On Sunday, police arrested the Javed Hashmi, the acting president of ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's opposition party was arrested, along with 10 aides, The Associated Press reported. Hashimi was arrested when he stepped outside his house in the central city of Multan, AP reported.
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NEW: President Musharraf orders troops to take a television station's equipment
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Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan says he's under house arrest
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President Musharraf says his actions are for the good of the country
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White House calls Musharraf's emergency declaration "disappointing"

Question: A senior @placeholder official said the emergency declaration will be "short-lived," and will be followed by an interim government.


Rafael Nadal completed his preparations for the U.S. Open by claiming the title in Cincinnati for the first time with a hard-fought 7-6 7-6 win over home hope John Isner Sunday. It was his 26th victory at a Masters 1000 tournament and second in succession after lifting the trophy in Montreal last week. Nadal, who has won nine titles in 2013 in a remarkable run since returning to the ATP circuit after injury in February, has moved to No.2 in the world off the back of that success. It has relegated Britain's Andy Murray, who will be defending his U.S. Open crown when the action starts at Flushing Meadows on August 26, to third seed when the draw is made later this week.
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Rafael Nadal wins Cincinnati Masters title
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Beats John Isner in two tiebreak sets
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Up to No.2 in world with latest triumph
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Victoria Azarenka beats Serena Williams in women's final

Question: He could not force a single break point on the service of the giant @placeholder, but in the second tiebreaker forged a 5-1 lead to take control.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- "No matter what I do in life I think I will always be remembered as the wrap dress" -- (Diane von Furstenberg, CNN 2008) Calling the shots: Diane von Furstenberg oversees a meeting to discuss handbags in New York. Belgian-born, New York-living, ex-member of the German royal family, daughter of a holocaust survivor, socialite and business-woman, Diane von Furstenberg is famous for one thing: a single item of clothing. Her wrap dress -- a patterned piece of jersey tied around the body like a kimono -- sold in the millions. In the 70s, when Von Furstenberg launched her dress business, the wrap's simplicity became synonymous with feminism and the sexual revolution.
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In November, CNN's Revealed explores the life of Diane von Furstenberg
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The Belgian designer wowed the fashion world with her simple wrap dress
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DVF became familiar initials used to sell anything from homeware to lipstick
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CNN's Revealed follows the designer backstage at a fashion show in Florence

Question: "When a woman goes in to a @placeholder shop and tries something on, it's like a light turns on", (Von Furstenberg, CNN, 2008).


A Yazidi girl who was kidnapped and repeatedly raped by Islamic State militants has told of her terrifying ordeal and escape. Besma (a pseudonym) was used as a sex slave by extremists - and agreed to speak on the condition her identity was not revealed. The 15-year-old, was kept in a village near the spot she had been taken from and repeatedly raped, but one day, took her chance to flee along with another captive. Scroll down for video Besma, speaking under a pseudonym, has told of her terrifying ordeal at the hands of Islamic State before she manged to flee. Pictured, Yazidi refugees at the Hanke camp near Dohuk, Iraq
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Besma, 15, was kept in a village and used as a sex slave by extremists
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Her brother was gunned down by extremists in Sinjar, but she, her mother and surviving brother were taken by ISIS
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They were loaded onto buses and taken to Tal Afar with some 500 Yazidis
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Young, pretty girls were taken but the rest were made to convert to Islam
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She and five others were taken to a village and systematically raped
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One day, she and another girl stole a mobile phone and decided to escape

Question: An elderly disabled Yazidi man is carried to a bus that will take him to @placeholder after being released by Islamic militants


His fist-pumping 'Ronny Roar' celebration has become a big noise in recent weeks, but the Celtic manager admits he would like to hear his defenders turn up the volume as they prepare to face Inter Milan in the San Siro this week. The sight of Ronny Deila making his way to the club's support and whipping the fans into a ferment has added colour to the Scottish football season but, while the boss may ooze flamboyant charisma, he admits his team is short of like-minded rabble-rousers. Out with the warrior-like presence of his captain Scott Brown and, when he is in the team, the ebullience of on-loan striker John Guidetti, Deila admits his team lacks natural leaders, the sort of men who use words to spark their colleagues into action.
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Celtic drew 3-3 in the Europa League round of 32 first leg
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Rory Delia is calling for a more disciplined performance in the return fixture
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He insists there must be more communications among his defenders

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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 10:33 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:47 EST, 27 February 2014 The teen mom accused of abandoning her newborn in a dumpster says she thought the boy was dead when she threw him out with the trash, a Child Protective Services caseworker said in Houston yesterday. The caseworker testified in an emergency custody hearing that the 16-year-old didn't even know she was pregnant when she went into labor and gave birth in her apartment bathtub. After giving birth, the teen cut the boy's umbilical cord herself but thought her son was dead so placed him in the dumpster.
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A maintenance worker found the baby alive after hearing cat mewing sounds coming from the dumpster Tuesday morning
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Police identified the mother as a 16-year-old student at South Houston High School
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The teen told a caseworker that she didn't know she was pregnant and hasn't spoken to the 22-year-old father in six months
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She unexpectedly gave birth in a bathtub, but thought the boy died
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The caseworker asked what she wanted to name the boy, and she decided on Carlos after the maintenance worker who found him
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Question: @placeholder is currently trying to figure out if there are any other family members who can look after the boy when he gets out of the hospital, or if he'll need to be placed in the foster care system.


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has warned his injured and suspended players they face a fight to automatically win their place back. United beat Everton 2-1 before the international break without 10 players including Michael Carrick, Phil Jones and Wayne Rooney. Some of them are available to return against West Brom on Monday night, though Rooney is still serving a three-match ban, but van Gaal is offering no guarantees. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Louis van Gaal: The last 30 minutes of our games are the issue Louis van Gaal says Manchester United's injured stars aren't guaranteed to win their places back
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Wayne Rooney has been suspended for Manchester United
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Phil Jones and Michael Carrick have been missing recently
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Youngster Paddy McNair impressed at the back in their absence

Question: '@placeholder was outstanding in his first match and you saw the reaction of the fans, they applauded every time he touched the ball.


Spain defender Sergio Ramos is refusing to wallow in the pain of Friday’s 5-1 drubbing by Holland and will use it instead as a motivation for their next game. The world champions cannot afford to lose against Chile at the Maracana on Wednesday and Ramos insists their Dutch horror show will help them. ‘I’m not going to spend another second thinking about that match,’ said the Real Madrid defender, who was given the runaround by Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Casillas pushed hard in training with Reina and De Gea available Running out of time? Ramos (centre) trains with Costa (left) and Busquets on Saturday
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Spain thrashed 5-1 by Holland on Friday in opening World Cup game
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World champions lost first game against Switzerland at 2010 World Cup
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Fernando Torres admits Spain must now beat Chile on Wednesday

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By Oliver Norton PUBLISHED: 01:15 EST, 7 February 2014 | UPDATED: 07:09 EST, 7 February 2014 Their crimes were so awful that they were executed and their house – thought to be teeming with evil spirits – was abandoned and left to decay for centuries before being knocked down. But in the best traditions of horror movies, it seems the Edinburgh home of occultist Major Thomas Weir and his sister Jean is back from the dead. The Weirs were executed in 1670 after admitting to shocking crimes including bestiality, incest and necromancy. Gloomy: The Quaker Meeting house in Edinburgh's Victoria Terrace. It's designers incorporated the home of 'evil' occultist Major Thomas Weir into the building
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Home of 'evil' 17th Century occultist was thought to have been demolished
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Major Thomas Weir and family were executed for shocking crimes in 1670
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Among the charges they admitted were bestiality, incest and necromancy - talking to spirits

Question: ‘That said, one of my staff some years ago said he had seen @placeholder walk through the wall.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- What if your video-game console, TV, tablet and smartphone all worked together to enhance gaming, movies and TV shows for you? That's what Microsoft envisions with Xbox SmartGlass, a system introduced Monday at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. The system is the most visible iteration yet of the future Microsoft hopes to build around Windows 8, its new operating system that promises to run seamlessly on PCs, tablets and smartphones. SmartGlass is an app for Windows 8, which is currently available in a preliminary beta version. But the system will also work with mobile devices running Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems.
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Xbox SmartGlass joins Microsoft's game console with phones, tablets, TVs
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App is for Windows 8 but also works with Apple and Android devices
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E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, is the year's biggest gaming event

Question: But, this being @placeholder, the big excitement at the convention was about the games.


David Cameron last night warned that Britain is in a ‘war’ with the EU after European leaders railroaded through the appointment of arch-federalist Jean-Claude Juncker. In some of the strongest remarks by a British prime minister in Brussels, he condemned the ‘backroom deal’ and warned it could see Britain pushed towards the exit door. He warned counterparts they were making a ‘profound mistake’ by choosing Mr Juncker as the next president of the European Commission. Scroll down for video An agitated David Cameron admitted he had lost 'the battle' to stop Jean-Claude Juncker becoming Commission president but claimed he would 'win the war' to reform the EU
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Luxembourger nominated by EU leaders to be next Commission president
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Only Hungary backed Britain against 26 other EU countries
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Told EU leaders they made a 'profound mistake' in the 'backroom deal'
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But Cameron told to 'wake up and smell the coffee' by Finland's premier
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German media said Cameron was becoming 'more like Wayne Rooney'
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Newspapers ridiculed the PM: 'He lines up, he loses, he goes home'

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Question: @placeholder against Mr Juncker, said he did so as ‘a matter of principle’,


(CNN) -- Alabama authorities on Wednesday released a rough timeline of a gunman's rampage in the southern part of the state on Tuesday. All times are Central Daylight. Glass from a door is broken at a True Value Hardware store in  southern Alabama. Before 3:30 p.m.: Michael McLendon, 28, fatally shoots his mother, Lisa White McLendon, and her four dogs and sets fire to her Kinston, Alabama, home. "We knew that he liked guns," said Kenneth Smith, a neighbor of McLendon's. "Every couple of weekends or so we could hear gunshots out in his backyard. Just bam, bam, bam. A lot of shooting."
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Alabama authorities release rough timeline of deadly shooting rampage on Tuesday
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Firefighters find body of Michael McLendon's mother in burning house at 3:30 p.m.
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At 4:17 p.m., McLendon kills himself after exchange of gunfire with police
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McLendon's relatives, wife and daughter of sheriff's deputy among the dead

Question: 4:01 p.m.: McLendon fatally shoots a man traveling in a vehicle on @placeholder 52.


VANCOUVER, British Columbia (CNN) -- When Canadian cocaine smuggler Charles Lai was being sentenced in a Seattle federal courtroom last month, the judge sending him to prison for 13 years offered a small item of good news. A suspected gang member in Vancouver is taken out of a bar in handcuffs. At least behind bars, Judge James Robart said, drug smuggler Lai would not become another fatality in Vancouver's gang wars. Authorities in Vancouver, just 30 miles from the border, are struggling to deal with the boom in the drug trade between the United States and Canada, along with the violence that has come with it.
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Thirty miles from U.S. border, authorities in Vancouver confronting gang warfare
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Violence the result of turf wars over increased narcotics trade
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Innocent bystanders have fallen victim to gangsters' heavy firepower
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Drug dealers sometimes tried in the U.S., where sentencing is stiffer

Question: Tougher sentences may explain why more @placeholder drug traffickers like Charles Lai face a courtroom in America, not Canada.


The woman who was photographed leaping from a burning building in the most iconic image of the summer riots had filmed the man accused of starting the blaze, a court heard yesterday. Monika Konczyk, 32, had captured Gordon Thompson on her mobile phone allegedly setting fire to a 150-year-old family furniture store opposite her home in Croydon, south London. Miss Konczyk, a shop assistant from Poland, then retreated to her flat where she thought she would be safe. Riot drama: Monika Konczyk (left) had allegedly captured Gordon Thompson (right) on her mobile phone However, the heat and embers from the blaze set fire to the block of flats she lived in on the other side of the road.
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Shop assistant Monika Konczyk was forced to leap from first floor window during riots blaze

Question: @placeholder is not alleged to have had any part in this.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- AEG is not backing down from its charge that Michael Jackson's mother and her lawyers leaked e-mails to a reporter, in violation of a court order, despite a claim of responsibility by someone not connected to the Jackson's wrongful-death lawsuit against the concert promoter. The dramatic e-mails, published in the Los Angeles Times on Sunday, revealed the promoter for Jackson's "This Is It" concerts expressed doubts about the star's health and his ability to be ready for the shows for several months before his death. Howard Mann, who partnered with Katherine Jackson on a book about her family, acknowledged to CNN Wednesday that he gave the controversial documents to Times reporter Harriet Ryan.
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NEW: AEG's lawyer calls it "convenient" Howard Mann accepted responsibility for leak
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NEW: An insurance company wants to know why AEG didn't disclose the e-mails in its lawsuit
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Mann says none of the documents came from the Jacksons or their lawyers
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The Jacksons are suing AEG Live for wrongful death

Question: The documents made public in the @placeholder story are not the most damaging to AEG that were uncovered, Boyle said.


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- Responding angrily to a campaign ad from Newt Gingrich accusing him of being anti-immigrant, Mitt Romney insisted during last week's Republican debate at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville that he has no problem with immigrants. Perhaps not. But the dishonest and cynical way in which the former governor of Massachusetts has dealt with the immigration issue on the campaign trail shows that he has a problem being consistent. In Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, Romney attacked Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich for immigration proposals that Romney said amounted to "amnesty" for illegal immigrants.
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Ruben Navarrette Jr. says Mitt Romney has been inconsistent on the immigration issue
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He says that on the campaign trail, Romney had advanced a position that is anti-immigrant
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Navarrette: But in Florida Romney has softened his stance
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He says that Latinos don't forget so easily Romney's previous anti-immigrant rhetoric

Question: I bet none of this is going over very well with the voters in the first three primary states who cast their lots for @placeholder, thinking he was going to be tough on illegal immigration only to find out that he doesn't even have the stomach to forcibly deport undocumented immigrants.


(CNN)  -- Lawmakers on Thursday are getting their first chance to grill BP CEO Tony Hayward, the man fighting to save his and his company's reputation as BP tries to stop the oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Hayward is testifying before the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, which is chaired by Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Michigan. The hearing is examining what caused the April explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig and the oil disaster. A letter to Hayward from House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman, D-California, says a congressional investigation alleges that the besieged oil company took a low-cost, speedy approach to drilling the now-broken deepwater well responsible for the growing spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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BP CEO Tony Hayward testifying before House Energy and Commerce subcommittee
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Hearing comes a day after Hayward met with President Obama for the first time
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In the eight weeks since the oil disaster, Hayward has made numerous gaffes
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In BP ad, Hayward promises, "We will get this done. We will get this right"

Question: Financially, the company has increased revenues every year since @placeholder took over, with the exception of 2009, a year plagued by the recession.


An ugly scene erupted Tuesday at a Queens banquet hall where NYPD cops had convened to discuss ongoing tensions with City Hall. The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch, who so vocally demanded that Mayor Bill de Blasio apologize to the NYPD after showing what they called police bias following the Eric Garner decision, bore the brunt of the ire. 'I don't care about an apology,' one union rep yelled at Lynch as the meeting devolved into chaos. 'I want to know what you're going to do to protect us.' It was toward the end of the tense 2-hour session when the yelling began, the New York Daily News reports.
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Patrolmen's Benevolent Association head Patrick Lynch was caught in the cross hairs of angry cops Tuesday
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Some cried that they had no use for apologies and demanded to know how they'd be protected
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Others barked back in support of the union chief and the Queens banquet hall turned into an ugly scene of cops shoving cops as Lynch slipped out

Question: Police unions have accused @placeholder of contributing to anti-police sentiment by supporting protests over the police killings.


Washington (CNN) -- Move over, Elton John. Take a seat, Katy Perry, you left the Grammys last night without a golden gramophone. But Staff Sgt. Brandie Lane is returning to West Point clutching the golden hardware. The new soldier is living the Hollywood dream: She won a Grammy Award. Until she joined the U.S. Army last summer, Lane worked as head audio engineer at Sono Luminus, a record label in Winchester, Virginia, that specializes in classical and jazz music. And Sunday night, she won a Grammy for the Best Engineered Album, Classical category. Lane was one of four engineers to work on Quincy Porter's album "The Complete Viola Works" and was in charge of mixing and mastering the album. She was hired by Sono Luminus right out of the University of Miami in 2006.
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NEW: Staff Sgt. Brandie Lane wins a Grammy and sees Julie Andrews in person
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Lane was a record label's head audio engineer before joining the Army
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She's now an audio engineer for the West Point Band
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"The whole experience was literally a dream come true," she says Monday

Question: "@placeholder is still as gorgeous as she ever was," Lane said.


Editor's note: In our Behind the Scenes series, CNN correspondents share their experiences and analyze the news behind events. Here, CNN's Nic Robertson describes a tour of Camp Bucca, the largest U.S.-run detention facility in Iraq. Some 2,000 suspected al Qaeda loyalists are held at Camp Bucca, the military says. CAMP BUCCA, Iraq (CNN) -- The inmates huddle below the barbed wire, looking up at the strangers who have arrived at the detention facility. They're dressed in bright yellow, almost fluorescent jumpsuits. There are 2,000 of them, described by the U.S. military as hard-core al Qaeda loyalists. These inmates are kept behind a maze of chain-link fences, topped with barbed wire, and are guarded by heavily armed men in military fatigues who hold shields. We're escorted through Camp Bucca, the United States' biggest detention facility in Iraq, by Marine Gen. Douglas Stone, who runs the camp.
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CNN's Nic Robertson goes inside main U.S. detention facility in Iraq
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Prison holds 19,000 inmates; 2,000 are suspected al Qaeda loyalists
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Inmates undergo programs to teach them moderate Islam
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Marine general: "This is the battlefield of the mind"

Question: But if @placeholder's tactics are right, they could also have a significant impact on winning the war in Iraq.


(Mashable) -- Mark Zuckerberg says he asked Steve Jobs about how to build a high-quality team and great products, but denies Apple and Facebook ever talked about an acquisition. The revelations come as part of an in-depth interview between PBS's Charlie Rose and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg. The extensive interview covers all of the bases, such as whether Facebook will ever build games (no, Zuck says) and what Zuckerberg thinks of Google+ (he calls it "their own little version of Facebook"). However, the most interesting part of the interview comes when the trio starts discussing Zuckerberg's relationship with Steve Jobs.
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PBS's Charlie Rose interviews Mark Zuckerberg, COO Sheryl Sandberg
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Zuckerberg calls Google+ "their own little version of Facebook"
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Young innovator professes respect for Apple because company isn't just about bottom line

Question: Sandberg and Zuckerberg then start talking about how Jobs never raised the issue because he understood that @placeholder had no interest in selling.


(CNN) -- It was on the pages of newspapers and in the coveted aisle seat on television's "At the Movies" that the world met Roger Ebert, the passionate lover and sometimes combative critic of film who virtually defined cinema critique for a generation. But in his final years, when cancer had robbed him of his jawbone and whittled away his once ample frame, it was social media, particularly Twitter, that let Ebert not only keep talking, but also interact with his fans, and foes, more freely and personally than ever. "Twitter for me performs the function of a running conversation," Ebert wrote in June 2010, about eight months after he signed up for the site and five years after losing his vocal chords and part of his lower jaw to thyroid and salivary gland cancer. "For someone who cannot speak, it allows a way to unload my zingers and one-liners."
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When cancer stole his ability to speak, Roger Ebert went to Twitter for "zingers and one-liners"
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Analyst says Ebert naturally understood the back-and-forth nature of social media
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He talked movies, but also debated issues from politics to religion on the site
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Ebert felt "incredibly fortunate" to live in the Internet age in his final years

Question: If Twitter was made for @placeholder, Ebert was, in the end, made for Twitter.


(CNN) -- A North Korean rocket slated for launch sometime early next month can be clearly seen in a satellite photograph taken Sunday, the Institute for Science and International Security said Sunday. The latest satellite image shows a rocket sitting on its launch pad in the north east of the country. The satellite imagery, obtained by the ISIS from DigitalGlobe, is said to show the rocket at the Musudan-ri launch site in northeastern North Korea. The image casts a shadow on the ground below. CNN could not independently confirm the information provided by the institute, led by former U.N. nuclear inspector David Albright. Defense Department officials were not immediately available for comment.
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Satellite imagery shows rocket at launch site in northeastern North Korea
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North Korea says it will launch a commercial satellite atop a rocket between April 4-8
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U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates says rocket aims to boost military capability
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U.S. Navy ships capable of shooting down missiles moved to Sea of Japan

Question: @placeholder noted that while the United States believes it is North Korea's "long-term intent" to add a nuclear warhead to any such missile, he "personally would be skeptical that they have the ability right now to do that."


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan will hold parliamentary elections Monday, with political parties competing for 272 seats in the National Assembly. Election posters jostle for space on a street in Rawalpindi ahead of Pakistan's elections on Monday. The elections were due to take place in December of last year but were postponed after the assassination of Pakistan People's Party chairman, Benazir Bhutto. In 2008, 49 political parties applied for poll symbols with the Election Commission. Outlined below are the main contenders: PPP The assassination of leader Benazir Bhutto looms large over the PPP, which had been banking on the charismatic leader to rally supporters to its cause and shake off the charges of corruption that have dogged the party since Bhutto fled prosecution after two terms as prime minister.
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Pakistan will hold parliamentary elections Monday
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Political parties competing for 272 seats in the National Assembly
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49 political parties have applied for poll symbols with the Election Commission

Question: Founded on promises of "egalitarian democracy," the @placeholder flirted with socialist principles in its early days, gaining a mass popularity that continues to ensure it is among Pakistan's largest political parties.


For Hearts fans, Christmas Eve will see them wake up in receipt of a gift that not long ago was beyond even their wildest dreams. Back in the dark days of relegation from the Premiership in May, after administration and its accompanying 15 point deduction, little could those followers who merrily sang festive songs on repeat on Tuesday night at Central Park have dreamed of how 2014 would eventually pan out. This deserved win over Cowdenbeath, achieved thanks to goals in either half from front two James Keatings and Callum Paterson, ensured Robbie Neilson's relentless team streaked 12 points clear of nearest challengers Rangers.
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Hearts beat Cowdenbeath 2-0 at Central Park in the Championship
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James Keatings opened the scoring for Hearts the first half
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Callum Paterson doubled the lead with a spectacular volley
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Win moves Hearts 12 points clear of Rangers at the top of the league

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A multimillionaire property tycoon shot in his Rolls Royce by a cyclist may have been saved by the car's thick windows. British-born philanthropist Kameron Segal, 48, was hit in the face and chest in a parking lot on Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, on Friday night just before leaving work to discuss a $5million business deal. The CEO of Williams Holdings property and acquisitions was sitting behind the wheel of his $300,000 Rolls Royce Wraith at the time and may have escaped death because the bullets hit the denser glass - which are installed to mute exterior sounds. The LAPD are still searching for the man who fled the scene on his bike after firing into the car.
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Kameron Segal was hit twice while in a parking lot on Sunset Boulevard
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Friends have said he may have been the victim of a 'high-priced hit'
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The LAPD are still searching for the suspect who fled the scene on a bike
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A witness said they saw a 'stark naked'
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His family are have travelled from the UK and are now said to be at the British-born businessman's bedside

Question: On the scene: Segal (pictured left in a photo shoot and right at a party) is prominent on @placeholder's party scene


ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (CNN) -- African leaders have chosen Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi as chairman of the African Union, according to Ethiopian and Libyan official news agencies. Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi will chair the African Union for one year. At a closed session on Monday, the 53-member Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government elected Gadhafi to replace the Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, who held the position for the last year. Chairmanship of the AU went to the northern African nation because the post is a rotating position held by heads of state for one year. According to Libya's official news agency, Gadhafi will attempt in his new role "to take a decision on establishing an executive instrument for the AU, to push Africa forward to become African united states, such as the United States of Africa."
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Gadhafi replaces the leader of Tanzania, who held the post for the last year
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The chairmanship is an annual rotating position
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Gadhafi will try in his new role to push Africa "to become African united states"
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U.S. says the African Union is an "important partner"

Question: The United States removed @placeholder from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and restored full diplomatic relations in 2006.


Chancellor George Osborne has denied claims that an Independent Scotland could keep the pound George Osborne today rubbished claims that Scotland could keep the British pound even if it votes for independence later this year. The Chancellor denied suggestions made in a newspaper report which quoted an unnamed UK government minister as saying that if Scotland voted 'yes' to independence, a currency union would 'eventually' be agreed to ensure mutual economic stability. Scottish nationalists want to share the pound in a currency union with the UK and retain the services of the Bank of England. But the three main UK parties have united to reject that plan.
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Newspaper report quotes an unnamed UK government minister
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They said currency union would 'eventually' be agreed following a 'yes' vote
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Deal may be struck allowing UK to keep nuclear weapons base at Faslane
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But Osborne said a union would not be in Scotland's or Britain's interest

Question: an independent @placeholder would use has been high in Scottish voters'


By Tara Brady Lawyers for two terror suspects currently being held by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay have accused Poland of human rights abuses. They say they fell victim to the CIA's program to kidnap terror suspects and transfer them to other countries as they allege that they were tortured in a remote Polish prison. The case marks the first time Europe's role in the CIA's 'extraordinary rendition' of terror suspects has reached European Court of Human Rights. Lawyers for two terror suspects currently being held by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay accuse Poland of human rights abuses
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Two terror suspects 'were transferred to a prison in Poland and tortured'
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Both men say they were brought to the country in December 2002
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Allegations include being told their families would be sexually abused
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Poland has been accused of human rights abuses

Question: claims before having them taken up by @placeholder's human rights court.


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Tens of thousands of demonstrators slept on the streets of Bangkok on Monday night, continuing a protest intended to force Thailand's Prime Minister from office, authorities said. The protesters have laid siege to major intersections in Thailand's large and hectic capital city. At their peak on Monday evening, they numbered as many as 170,000, Lt. Gen. Paradon Pattanathabut, the nation's security chief, said Tuesday. But many of the demonstrators have since returned to their homes in the Bangkok area, Paradon said. About 60,000 of them stayed out on the streets overnight, he said, sleeping under tents and mosquito nets.
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NEW: About 60,000 protesters stayed out on the streets of Bangkok overnight
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They have laid siege to major intersections in the Thai capital
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The protesters are demanding that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra step down

Question: His supporters, known as "red shirts," plan to hold demonstrations in various places in @placeholder, but not the capital or south of the country, on Sunday.


(CNN) -- A Florida mother has been arrested for her alleged part in attempting to sell her 8-week-old son, police said Tuesday. Stephanie Bigbee Fleming, 22, is the third person charged in the case. Her mother, Patty Bigbee, 45, and her mother's boyfriend, Lawrence Works, 42, were arrested and charged last week. Fleming was already incarcerated on unrelated charges. Bigbee is accused of having approached a potential buyer in late October, offering to sell the infant for $75,000, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) said in a statement. The would-be buyer then contacted authorities. Together, they negotiated the price of the baby down to $30,000 and agreed to meet, the statement said. Bigbee and her boyfriend arranged the sale for last Friday, at which point officers swept in.
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Stephanie Bigbee Fleming, 22, was already incarcerated on unrelated charges
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The baby remains in the custody of the Florida Department of Children and Families

Question: Fleming's bond was set at $50,000, while @placeholder's was put at $100,000.


A string of GCSE subjects deemed to be ‘too easy’ are facing the axe as part of a radical overhaul by the Government’s exam watchdog. Courses such as Leisure and Tourism, Health and Social Care, and Preparing for Work and Life – which teaches pupils about finding and applying for jobs – could be stripped of their status as GCSEs. Education Secretary Michael Gove is already toughening up core subjects such as maths and English to boost the exam’s academic reputation. Now regulator Ofqual is set to draw up rigorous guidelines that are expected to result in a swathe of  ‘soft’ qualifications losing their GCSE label.
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One question in last year’s Leisure and Tourism exam: ‘Old Trafford is the home of Manchester United Football Club. This is an example of a major sports venue. Name one other example of a major sports venue’

Question: Figures released last week show the number of pupils taking @placeholder this summer is 7,461 – a 120 per cent rise compared with the previous year.


It could be one of the oldest bugs in the computer world. Microsoft today issued a patch for a major security hole in its Windows software that it admitted has been  there for 19 years. Experts at IBM spotted the bug - and found it was even present in the code for Windows 95. Bill Gates in 1995  during rehearsals for the August 24 launch of Windows '95. Researchers have found a serious security flaw in the software remained in Windows systems until this week, when the firm finally patched it. The bug, which is present in every version of Microsoft Windows from Windows 95 onward, allows an attacker to remotely take over and control a computer.
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IBM spotted the bug - and found it was even present in Windows 95
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Microsoft finally issued patch fixing it on Tuesday
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Allows an attacker to remotely take over and control a computer

Question: 'The buggy code is at least 19 years old and has been remotely exploitable for the past 18 years,' @placeholder X-Force research team said in its blog on Tuesday.


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 11:22 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 24 May 2013 A jilted husband was today jailed for life for murdering his wife in front of their young son. Andrew Parsons, 38, of Bicester, Oxfordshire, beat his wife Janee, 31, and plunged a large kitchen knife into her body 17 times after their marriage broke down when she began seeing another man. The horrific attack was witnessed by one of the couple's two young sons, who begged his father to stop the onslaught and call for an ambulance, Oxford Crown Court was told. Murder: Andrew Parsons (left), 38, of Bicester, Oxfordshire, beat his wife Janee (right), 31, and plunged a large kitchen knife into her body 17 times after their marriage broke down when she began seeing another man
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Andrew Parsons, 38, of Bicester, Oxfordshire, beat his wife Janee, 31
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Couple's son begged father to stop onslaught and call for ambulance
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Parsons became angry after wife chose to leave him for another man

Question: Despite the fact that the entire murder ordeal was recorded on a dictaphone which Mr Parsons had hidden under his wife's bed, he had tried to claim that it was Mrs @placeholder who had attacked him.


The customized Captain America chopper Peter Fonda allegedly rode in Easy Rider has sold for $1.3 million despite claims that it is a fake. Bidders rushed to snap up the Harley Davidson when went under the hammer in Calabasas, California, this week after auctioneers claimed it is the only remaining motorcycle built specifically for the film. But the lucrative sale was sullied after Texan collector Gordon Granger claimed he owns the chopper used in the film, insisting he bought it from Dan Haggerty, an actor with a bit part in the 1960s counterculture classic. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Sold! This is the chopper that has sold for $1.3 million at auction in Calabasas despite claims it is a fake
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Bidder paid $1.3m for Captain American chopper 'ridden by Peter Fonda'
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Sale sullied after Gordon Granger said he owns the real chopper in Texas
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Movie made 5 bikes, auction house claims sold bike is the only one left
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Both were restored and sold by Dan Haggerty, who had a bit part in the 1969 classic movie. He claims the real one was sold at auction
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Fonda blasted dispute as 'embarrassing', he doesn't know which one it is

Question: It was designed with input from the movie's writer and star @placeholder who insisted on it being decorated with the American flag.

Question: He says that until a few years ago when he learned to the other possible Captain America motorcycle he had no reason to doubt @placeholder's word.


By Sarah Dean She gives directions to over 100 million people in GPS devices around the world and has become the Australian voice of Apple's knowledge navigator Siri. But singer Karen Jacobsen, from Queensland, had no idea that her voice was going to be used for the high-profile role - and that she would become known as 'Australian Karen' - when she recorded 50 hours worth of directions in a studio in America, in 2002. It wasn't until a surprising phone call in 2004, from a friend who was using GPS to drive back to New York from Maine at Christmas, that she found out just how well known her own voice had become.
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Karen Jacobsen, originally from Queensland, recorded 50 hours of lines for a 'text-speech' system in 2002, in America
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In 2004 she found out her voice was being used for popular GPS navigation systems from a friend who was using GPS in their car
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She is now famous as 'Australian Karen', the Australian voice of Apple's Siri and Tom Tom, Navman, Garmin and Mio navigation
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Karen moved to New York in 2000 to pursue lifelong dream of being a singer after growing up in Mackay, Queensland
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Says she was 'the last person to own an iPhone' despite tech associations

Question: Big @placeholder: Karen left her hometown of Mackay (left) behind and boarded a plane to New York(right) with just one suitcase and 'big dreams' in 2000


By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 09:53 EST, 14 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:10 EST, 15 September 2013 A woman who spent her teenage years trapped in the sex trafficking trade has revealed how the tragic death of a friend she helped recruit has caused her to turn her life around and find a renewed sense of purpose saving other victims. Leah Albright-Byrd, now 29, has spent the past 11 years recovering from the harrowing experience and processing the terrible guilt she felt after her friend Bridget Gray was strangled to death by a client in Las Vegas on her 22nd birthday.
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Leah Albright-Byrd ran away from home at 14 and soon found herself being pimped out for money
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She also introduced a friend, Bridget Gray, to the sex trafficking industry
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While Albright-Byrd got out after four years, Gray wasn't so fortunate and was murdered on her 22nd birthday in Las Vegas
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Albright-Byrd felt responsible and it took years of intensive therapy to help her recover from the trauma of living 'the life'
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She now runs 'Bridget's Dream' a non-profit setup to help other victims of sex trafficking

Question: She even started to recruit other underage girls, including a 14-year-old girl called @placeholder.


If Louis van Gaal had sat down with that clipboard of his and sketched out the perfect scenario for his new-look Manchester United, he could not have planned it any better than Sunday’s win over QPR. A spectacular Old Trafford introduction for record £60million signing Angel di Maria, Ander Herrera’s first goal in a United shirt and hugely impressive debuts from Daley Blind and Marcos Rojo meant that Van Gaal had the luxury of sending on Radamel Falcao with his team 4-0 up and in cruise control. The surge of optimism around Old Trafford was palpable. After the slide into mediocrity under David Moyes and a worryingly slow start to Van Gaal’s reign, here was evidence of a complete transformation.
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Louis van Gaal's new-look Manchester United side thrashed QPR 4-0
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New signings Angel di Maria, Ander Herrera, Daley Blind and Marcos Rojo were all impressive and Radamel Falcao appeared off the bench for United
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Juan Mata starred once again and looked brilliant in No 10 role for United
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Mata has netted eight goals in his last 10 Premier League appearances
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Robin van Persie's place under threat from Mata, Falcao and Rooney
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Dutchman has struggled with form and injuries for United this season
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Persistent niggling knee injuries have affected Van Persie

Question: @placeholder is understandably delighted after scoring his first Manchester United goal to put them 1-0 up


EVANSVILLE, Indiana (CNN) -- With the pump reading $4.29 a gallon, many of the gas station's patrons are more than a little grumpy. But, one by one, they are approached by Dominique Morson. Sen. Barack Obama is looking to turn Indiana from red to blue in November. "Excuse me, sir: Are you registered to vote, and if so is it at your current address?" she asks. She is polite and persistent, approaching more than two dozen customers during an hour or so at a gas station in Evansville, Indiana, a blue-collar community in southern Indiana not far from the Kentucky border.
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Democrats and the Obama campaign see Indiana in play
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The state carries 11 Electoral College votes; 270 needed to win the presidency
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Obama campaign workers hitting the streets with their message
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Many Democrats and Republican say Obama will most likely come up short

Question: Three, though, stop and answer the questions as @placeholder fills out the state's registration form and then hands it over for the new applicant to sign.


(CNN) -- A manhunt for a 33-year-old sought in the disappearance of an Arkansas real estate agent ended with his arrest Monday, police say. The Little Rock Police Department arrested Arron Lewis, of Jacksonville, Arkansas, after an arrest warrant issued Sunday said he was charged with kidnapping. The warrant provided no other details, but Lt. Carl Minden with the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office said Lewis was a suspect in the disappearance of Beverly Carter. Carter went to show a home in the small community of Scott on Thursday. She then vanished. Pulaski County Sheriff Doc Holladay told reporters Monday morning that his investigators were questioning Lewis. When asked whether the suspect was talking, Holladay said: "We will have to see how cooperative he is as the day progresses."
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Lewis arrested in case of missing real estate agent, police say
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Police say he left hospital Sunday after wrecking his car
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Volunteers resume their search for Beverly Carter

Question: Police haven't said how they linked Lewis to Carter or how they tracked him down, but they say @placeholder left a hospital Sunday without notifying police while he was a person of interest in her disappearance.

Question: In addition to any charges he may face in Carter's disappearance, he has a criminal history in northwest Arkansas that includes felony theft of property, obstruction of government operations, failure to appear and unlawful removal of a theft device, @placeholder said in a statement.


Washington (CNN) -- A competitor of the Coca-Cola Company can bring a private lawsuit against the beverage giant over allegations of false advertising in a juice product, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday. The 8-0 decision is a win for Pom Wonderful, a California-based firm. It claimed Coke's Minute Maid brand was cheating consumers through deceptive labeling in its Pomegranate Blueberry beverage, which the court said "in truth ... contains but 0.3% pomegranate juice and 0.2% blueberry juice." At issue was whether one federal law regulating and enforcing food labeling preempted or overrode efforts by private parties to bring lawsuits under a separate federal law.
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Pom Wonderful has accused a Coke brand of deceptive labeling
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At issue was whether a labeling law clashed with private efforts to sue under a separate law
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The laws "complement each other" in regulating misleading food and drink labels, court says

Question: The current case is @placeholder v. Coca Cola Company (12-761).


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Attorney General Eric Holder was decidedly noncommittal Thursday as he was buffeted on Capitol Hill by alternating demands to release -- or not -- more secret documents related to alleged torture, and to prosecute -- or not -- Bush administration officials who wrote and approved those documents. Attorney General Eric Holder testifies before a U.S. House subcommittee on Thursday. Holder was scheduled to appear before a House committee to discuss the Justice Department budget, but lawmakers threw away the script and overwhelmed him with pointed questions about the memos and accountability for the interrogation policies. The toughest exchanges were with the top Republican in the session, Rep. Frank Wolf of Virginia. Wolf insisted Holder provide still-secret documents which former Vice President Dick Cheney says detail valuable intelligence gained from the use of the harsh techniques against captured suspected terrorists.
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On Capitol Hill, Republicans criticize initial release of four interrogation memos
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They say memos referenced by Dick Cheney should be released for complete picture
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Liberal groups demand special prosecutor to press charges against Bush officials
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Attorney general remains noncommittal on additional releases or any prosecutions

Question: When Holder said he doesn't control all of the documents, Wolf complained @placeholder was trying to duck responsibility "just because the documents might be in a different building."


By Rob Preece PUBLISHED: 01:17 EST, 27 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:31 EST, 27 July 2012 Electrocuted: Hannah Defoe, 20, was killed in a freak accident in St Lucia The cousin of England footballer Jermain Defoe has been electrocuted in a freak holiday accident on a Caribbean island. Hannah Defoe, 20, died after she dived into a hotel swimming pool during a 'dream holiday' in St Lucia. The Tottenham Hotspur striker was on the club's pre-season tour of America when he was told the news and has been allowed to return to the UK to be with his family.
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Hannah Defoe, 20, died after diving into a pool at her hotel on the Caribbean holiday island
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Tottenham striker given permission to return home from club's pre-season tour of the U.S.
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Footballer was forced to fly home from England Euro 2012 camp after death of his father last month
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Aunt and cousin rushed to hospital after getting electric shocks trying to save Hannah
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Distraught parents fly out to Caribbean island

Question: An spokeswoman said: 'We are aware of a death of a @placeholder national in St Lucia.


By Sara Hashash PUBLISHED: 11:50 EST, 24 June 2012 | UPDATED: 12:46 EST, 25 June 2012 An Islamist who has repeatedly pledged to introduce sharia law was yesterday declared Egypt’s first democratically-elected president. The Foreign Office last night described the election of Mohammed Morsi – of the once shadowy banned group, the Muslim Brotherhood – as ‘the least bad result’. But his leadership will present the West with a challenge. During his campaign Morsi vowed to introduce tough religious laws, which raised the spectre of a ban on alcohol and even bikinis on the country’s beaches. Mohammed Morsi has been announced as the new president of Egypt and Britain's Foreign Office described it 'as the least bad result'
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The Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsy defeats ex-general Ahmed Shafik

Question: Egyptian supporters of Presidential candidate @placeholder celebrate with fireworks after the presidential election committee announced Mohamed Morsi's victory

Question: Bitter defeat: Meanwhile, a supporter of @placeholder presses a photograph of the losing candidate to her mouth


(CNN) -- As Colorado's legislators met Monday in extraordinary session to consider bills that were not brought to the floor last week, House Democratic Leader Mark Ferrandino bemoaned the assignment of a civil-unions bill to a "kill committee" as a harbinger of its likely defeat. "Sad to see Speaker during his Speaker's Session assign #civil unions to State Affairs, his kill committee, again thwarting democracy," said Ferrandino in a tweet that referred to House Speaker Frank McNulty and the State Veterans and Military Affairs Committee, which has nine members, five of them Republicans. None of the Republicans has expressed support for the bill, he said.
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Civil unions bill assigned to "kill committee," House Democratic leader says
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Water projects are among dozens of other bills that were not brought to a vote last week
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Governor says passage of civil unions bill "depends on Frank" McNulty, speaker

Question: Still, @placeholder, who is gay, held out hope that the bill might ultimately gain passage.

Question: The @placeholder speaker has made no secret of his opposition to the bill, which had garnered bipartisan support.


Hundreds of Yazidi women being held prisoner by Islamic State fighters in Iraq are being sold off as brides for as little as $25 or repeatedly raped if they refuse, it has been claimed. Survivors  have told how beauticians were brought in to put makeup on the women before they were attacked, and said some victims were forced to call their families after to explain what had happened. According to those who escaped Badush Prison, in Mosul, northern Iraq, the number of women held there could be in the thousands and include Christians and Turkomens - a largely Muslim group closely related to the Turks.
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Hundreds of Yazidi women captured by IS while trying to flee Mount Sinjar
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They are now being kept in Badush Prison, in Mosul, northern Iraq
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Escapees have told of how the women are either sold as brides or raped
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Some report victims being forced to call their families to describe attacks

Question: While most Yazidi women fleeing  @placeholder are now in refugee camps such as this one, hundreds are said to be being held by IS in Mosul


Strangers have raised tens of thousands of dollars to help two former death row inmates who spent decades in prison for a 1975 murder before being exonerated. Ricky Jackson, 57, and Wiley Bridgeman, 60, walked free from prison on Friday after a witness, who was just 12 at the time, revealed he had lied about seeing the murder in Cleveland, Ohio. The witness recanted his testimony last year, saying he had accused the men of killing a businessman following police threats. In just three days since their release, thousands of dollars in donations have been sent to fundraising pages for the two men.
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Ricky Jackson, 57, and Wiley Bridgeman, 60, were convicted of murdering a businessman in Cleveland, Ohio in 1975 and were put on death row
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Their sentences were commuted to life in 1978 after Supreme Court ruling
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But a witness, who was 12 at the time, recently revealed that he had accused the men after coercion from police and recanted his account
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They walked free from prison on Friday
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Thousands of dollars have now been raised for the men on gofundme

Question: Asked where he was going to live, @placeholder replied: 'It's ironic.


(CNN) -- Instead of criticizing President Barack Obama's lack of an effective national security policy as the terrorist threat of ISIS grows in Syria and Iraq, it might be helpful to imagine the speech President Ronald Reagan would have given in response to the videotaped beheading of James Foley. There are many things a great power can do if it has leadership. This fictional speech is an effort to describe a Reagan-like grand strategy, clarity of moral purpose and emphasis on effective actions. This is not a speech President Reagan could have delivered in the 1980s. We set his speech at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, near the Reagan Ranch where he would be vacationing. This was also the site of his address to the nation after the Soviet Union shot down Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in 1983 with a U.S. congressman aboard.
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Newt Gingrich wonders how Ronald Reagan would have led during the current ISIS threat
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He says today we need a Reagan-like grand strategy and clarity of moral purpose
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Reagan may have approached ISIS as he did the threat and defeat of the Soviet Union

Question: @placeholder and its worldwide terrorist allies have become the focus of evil in the modern world.


(CNN) -- Can anyone stop Bayern Munich? That's the question following the German side's 2-0 victory over Arsenal Wednesday in the last-16 of the Champions League. Already 16 points clear in the German Bundesliga and unbeaten in 21 league games, Bayern is looking like the team to beat once again. Bayern, which is hoping to become the first team to successfully defend the title since the competition was revamped in 1992, claimed a hard-fought win thanks to Toni Kroos' second half strike and Thomas Muller's header. It could and indeed should have been different but Arsenal wasted a glorious opportunity in the early stages when Mesut Ozil missed from the penalty spot.
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Bayern Munich defeats 10-man Arsenal 2-0 in London
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Toni Kroos and Thomas Muller both on target
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Arsenal missed early penalty and had goalkeeper sent off
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David Alaba also missed spot kick for Bayern

Question: There was still time for @placeholder, who scored in the game between the clubs last season, to hit the post with a measured drive.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:45 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 11:25 EST, 3 January 2014 The Miami farmhand who brutally raped, murdered and dismembered nine-year-old Jimmy Ryce in 1995 will be executed next month, Florida Governor Rick Scott announced yesterday. Juan Carlos Chavez, 46, will be killed by injection on February 12 over the murder which shocked America and led to new laws allowing the state to indefinitely detain sexual predators. After nearly 20 years of anguish and uncertainty, Jimmy's family say Chavez's execution is the justice they have been waiting for.
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Juan Carlos Chavez, 46, confessed to kidnapping, raping and shooting Jimmy Ryce, nine, in South Miami-Dade in September 1995
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Florida Governor Rick Scott signed Chavez's death warrant
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Chavez will be executed by lethal injection on February 12
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Chavez was sentenced to death in 1998 but had appealed twice

Question: Chavez said Jimmy asked him at least twice if he was going to be killed, a question @placeholder refused to answer.


(CNN)Michael van Praag, the head of Dutch soccer, has joined the race to become FIFA's next president. The 66-year-old has been at the helm of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB) since August 2008 and has openly called for the current incumbent Sepp Blatter to step down. He announced his decision to stand on the body's official website and raised concerns about FIFA's current leadership in the process. "I am very worried about the deteriorating situation at FIFA, the public opinion, the trustworthiness is very bad and with me a lot of people in the world believe so," he said.
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Head of Dutch soccer announces plans to stand against Sepp Blatter for FIFA head post
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Van Praag voices concerns about the manner in which the body is currently being run
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Dutchman is the latest in a growing number of candidates standing in a bid to topple Blatter

Question: "@placeholder has to be normalized and FIFA has to be modernized.


(CNN) -- Attorneys for the family of a former Florida A&M football player fatally shot by police in Charlotte, North Carolina, have filed a civil lawsuit against several parties connected to his death. According to the complaint filed Monday by Jonathan Ferrell's mother, the family is targeting the city of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Rodney Monroe and the shooter, Officer Randall Kerrick. The mother, Georgia Ferrell, said Tuesday that she hopes the lawsuit will lead to changes in the way Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are trained. "I don't know if it will bring peace, but I hope and pray that (in) doing this ... that they get the proper training," Ferrell said at a news conference, flanked by her two attorneys.
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NEW: Ferrell's mother: "I hope and pray" lawsuit will prompt training changes for police
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24-year-old suffered "excruciating" pain after being shot 10 times, lawsuit says
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Police fatally shot Jonathan Ferrell after woman called 911 to report home invasion
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Ferrell had been involved in a serious wreck a block away and was seeking help, attorney says

Question: Ferrell couldn't find his phone, and his car doors were jammed shut, so @placeholder kicked out the back window of the car and walked a half mile to a home where he knocked on the door for help, according to the lawsuit.


(CNN) -- The end is closer than the beginning. Ron (Rupert Grint, left), Harry (Daniel Radcliffe, second from right) and Hermione (Emma Watson) in the new film. Harry Potter and his friends at Hogwarts are now in their sixth year of seven at the school. They've seen a lot of changes, particularly as the influence of the reawakened Voldemort (that is, He Who Must Not Be Named) has made itself known. And the movie series itself is now nearing its conclusion. "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which comes out Wednesday, is likewise the sixth movie in the series based on J.K. Rowling's seven Harry Potter books.
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"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" comes out Wednesday
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Film is sixth in the series, has moments of humor amid growing darkness
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Less back story for this one, director says: Fans can "go back to DVDs" and books

Question: Despite the growing darkness, there's also a lightness to the new film, says Daniel Radcliffe, who plays @placeholder.

Question: But @placeholder, for one, couldn't wait to let go of one thing: her school uniform.


Slaviansk, Ukraine (CNN) -- Do a series of photos of gun-toting men wearing green uniforms prove Russian forces are operating in eastern Ukraine? Ukrainian officials point to the pictures in a dossier obtained Monday by CNN, arguing that the images show Russian "sabotage-reconnaissance groups" acting in Ukrainian towns. The images, Ukrainian officials say, prove organized Russian activity in the region. CNN cannot independently confirm the photographs, some of which were first published in The New York Times. The dossier shows what Ukrainian officials say are images of well-equipped gunmen in eastern Ukraine who look similar to photographs of Russian forces taken in Crimea, Russia and during Russia's 2008 invasion of Georgia.
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NEW: Residents say armed militants seized the police station in Kramatorsk, Ukraine
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Ukraine claims photographs show Russian troops in eastern Ukraine
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says Geneva pact not being implemented
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Vice President Joe Biden delivers aid package in visit to Kiev

Question: CNN has heard @placeholder accents among the "men in green," as they are known, well armed and uniformed groups who have appeared in towns like Slaviansk and Kramatorsk.


Parents have told how their children were left 'scarred for life' after cinema staff put on a horror film instead of a cartoon comedy. There was panic in a Saturday-morning screening when 15-rated supernatural thriller Paranormal Activity 4 started playing instead of PG family movie Madagascar 3. Youngsters reacted in horror as a 'flashback' scene from the original Paranormal Activity showed a bloodied corpse being hurled at the camera. Scroll down for video Horror: An audience settling down for a family film were shocked to be shown 15-rated Paranormal Activity 4 Around 25 families at the Cineworld cinema in Nottingham scrambled for the exits with their crying children - some as young as five - when the film started.
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Children as young as five at Saturday screening at Cineworld in Nottingham
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Instead of comedy cartoon, projectionists put on terrifying horror movie
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Parents said children had been 'terrified' and 'scarred for life'
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Staff have apologised and offered full refund and complimentary tickets

Question: 'We also invited customers to watch the screening of @placeholder 3 half an hour later.


(CNN) -- Former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno may have played a greater role than previously known in a decision made by university officials not to report a 2001 incident involving former coach Jerry Sandusky and a boy in a locker room shower, according to e-mails written by university officials. CNN does not have the e-mails, but the alleged contents were made available to CNN. A jury last month convicted Sandusky, 68, the Nittany Lions' former defensive coordinator, on multiple charges of sexual abusing 10 boys over a period of 15 years. At Sandusky's trial, former Penn State graduate assistant Mike McQueary testified he believed he saw sexual contact between Sandusky and a boy in the shower and told Paterno in February 2001.
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Penn State officials failed to report a 2001 incident involving Jerry Sandusky
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E-mails suggest Joe Paterno may have played a role in that decision
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Paterno died in January; the family attorney says Paterno never interfered with probe
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Source: Penn State was researching its legal obligation to report incident

Question: The alleged e-mails, the contents of which were first reported by CNN, were among other documents, including a @placeholder file, discovered by Penn State and turned over to state prosecutors as part of ongoing investigations, according to both Penn State and prosecutors.


Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- Indonesia and the United States share principles of unity and tolerance and both can benefit from strengthened ties that will bolster trade and combat terrorism, President Obama said in a highly anticipated speech Wednesday. The address at the University of Indonesia was considered a highlight of Obama's two-day stop in the southeast Asian nation where he spent four years of his childhood. As the nation with the largest Muslim population in the world, Indonesia was chosen as the site for Obama to further address U.S. relations with the Islamic world following his speech on the topic last year in Cairo, Egypt.
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President speaks about relations, religion in nation with largest Muslim population
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Obama recalls the welcome and acceptance he received when he lived in Indonesia as a boy
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Shared principles of unity and tolerance underpin U.S.-Indonesia relations, Obama says

Question: However, @placeholder staged rallies across Indonesia on Sunday to protest the American president's visit, and about 20,000 people attended the demonstrations, a spokesman for a protest group said.


Labour has accepted hundreds of thousands of pounds from a giant accountancy firm which the party's own MPs have accused  of promoting tax avoidance schemes on an 'industrial scale'. PricewaterhouseCoopers donated £386,605 to Ed Miliband's party last year, new figures published by the electoral commission revealed this morning. The revelation is a major embarrassment for Mr Miliband after he spent last week attacking David Cameron for turning a blind-eye to tax avoidance. Ed Miliband's Labour Party accepted £386,605 in donations from the accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers last year Margaret Hodge, the Labour chair of the Commons Public Accounts Committee, has previously criticised the party for accepting donations from the accountancy firm.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers donated £386,605 to Ed Miliband's party last year
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Labour MP Margaret Hodge accused the firm of promoting tax avoidance
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Public Accounts Committee chair said donations from firm 'inappropriate'
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Mr Miliband accused the Tories of turning a blind-eye to tax avoidance
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He said Mr Cameron was a 'dodgy PM surrounded by dodgy donors'

Question: On three separate occasions he lists having had @placeholder research assistants working in his office, a perk worth a staggering £99,550.


In the same week that witnessed the fall of Homs in the hands of the Assad regime both the U.S. and the UK announced a resumption of non-lethal aid to the Syrian rebels. While this is a highly symbolic move towards an opposition desperate for any kind of support, it is also symbolic in that it is unlikely to affect the balance of power on the ground. The U.S. and UK contribution is dwarfed into insignificance when compared to military, economic, logistic and diplomatic support that the regime gets from its allies, mainly Iran and Russia. The truce in Homs is a clear consequence of failing Western support to the opposition and the full support that the regime gets from its allies.
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The Homs truce is a consequence of failing Western support to the opposition, writes Nadim Shehadi
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Russia provides economic and military assistance to the Syrian regime, he says
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Shehadi : The situation is similar to that in Iraq in 1991 when an uprising was encouraged by Washington

Question: The strain on the @placeholder economy is unsustainable and there are already Iranian dissident voices blaming involvement in Syria for a large part of the country's economic problems.