Hero: Sergeant Johnson Beharry is showing off his newborn son Ayden in an interview with Hello! magazine Military hero Johnson Beharry, who became the first recipient of the Victoria Cross for more than two decades in 2005, has had tiny replicas of his medals made for his newborn son. Sergeant Beharry, 34, showed off his son Ayden for the first time in an interview with Hello! magazine and said that he never imagined he would become a father. He was the first serviceman honoured with the VC in 23 years after risking his life to save his colleagues in Iraq, suffering horrific injuries in the process.
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Sergeant Beharry, 34, spoke of his delight at Ayden's birth in Hello! magazine
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He was awarded the VC after saving his colleagues' lives in Iraq
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Grenada-born Beharry married wife Mallissa in March five months after they met
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The full interview is in the latest edition of Hello! magazine which is out now.

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It is hard to imagine these stars snapping up a Thomson holiday, even if they do enjoy a good 'pardy'. But the famous faces from Made in Chelsea joined DJ and TV presenter Jameela Jamil and Millie Mackintosh to celebrate the launch of the holiday company's new service for young travellers. Ollie Proudlock, Binky Felstead and Lucy Watson were out in forces in London's Shoreditch for the glitzy launch. The Made in Chelsea stars were on hand to host the party in London's trendy Shoreditch The stars walked down the red carpet to Callooh Callay cocktail bar for party to celebrate the launch of Thomson Scene, the company's bid to provide more upmarket party holidays for the 18-35s.
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MiC stars joined by alumnus Millie Mackintosh and DJ Jameela Jamil
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Ollie, Binky and Lucy hosted a party to launch Thomson Scene holidays
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Thailand, Mexico and Ibiza were the party destinations of the night

Question: Ollie Proudlock opted for a summer look and a @placeholder-inspired 'scene' for his party


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The MTV Video Music Awards competed with Vice President Joe Biden's convention speech Thursday night, offering Olympic gold medal gymnast Gabby Douglas doing flips and rapper Lil' Wayne stage diving. MTV moved the East Coast broadcast of the Los Angeles show up an hour when programmers realized they would be up against President Barack Obama's acceptance speech unless they ended the two-hour show by 10 p.m. One Direction claimed the most screen time, winning three "Moon Man" trophies and performing their pop hit "One Thing" in the show. The UK boy band won for best new artist, best pop video and the "most shareworthy" video.
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One Direction claims three "Moon Man" trophies and performs "One Thing"
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The 2012 version of MTV's big show passes without a major faux pas
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Beyonce loses again, but Kanye West was not in the house to object
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Host Kevin Hart tells Drake and Chris Brown: "Nip it in the bud, guys. I'm tired of it. Fix it tonight"

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(Rolling Stone) -- Bad news for Black Sabbath fans: Bill Ward will not be playing drums at any of the group's three gigs scheduled this year. In a long message posted on his website, Ward explained that he was simply not able to come to terms with his bandmates. The metal pioneers are playing their first show since 2005 this Saturday evening at their hometown of Birmingham, England -- and Ward claims that he first learned of the gig through an ad on the Internet. The original Sabbath lineup announced last November that they would reunite for a tour and their first album since 1978's "Never Say Die!" Less than two months later, guitarist Tony Iommi was diagnosed with lymphoma, prompting Sabbath to cancel the vast majority of their summer tour. Weeks later, Bill Ward announced via a Facebook that he would not participate in the group's reunion until he was presented with a "signable contract." The group vowed to carry on without him and had recently announced a headlining gig at Lollapalooza, as well as a warm-up show in Birmingham this Saturday.
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Bill Ward has declined to play at any of the Black Sabbath's three gigs scheduled this year
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Sabbath asked him to play this Saturday's gig for free without any guarantee
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"I'm very, very sorry that it's fallen to this," Ward said in a statement

Question: I found out about the Birmingham gig on Monday, April 30 through the @placeholder ad.


By Phil Duncan Follow @@PhilDuncanF1 Jenson Button has issued an emphatic response to boss Ron Dennis’s criticism by calling on the entire McLaren team to raise their game in a bid to curve the constructor’s downward spiral. Dennis took aim at Button last weekend after ordering the Englishman, who will compete in his 15th British Grand Prix on Sunday, to improve on his performances after seeing McLaren slump to sixth in the championship. But Button, seemingly irked by his boss’s comments, fought back in bullish fashion on the eve of his home race. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Button on Dennis's claims he must try harder
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Button has hit back at criticism from McLaren boss Dennis
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McLaren driver has been off the pace of his rivals Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton
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Dennis stirred the pot by saying Button should be 'trying harder' in races

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By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 12:31 EST, 27 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:15 EST, 27 August 2013 Families forking out for flights to the sun, together with all the summer clothes and travel insurance, are paying a staggering £2billion ‘holiday tax’, it is claimed. For a combination of Air Passenger Duty, VAT and insurance tax are imposing a huge financial burden on families who already struggle to afford a foreign break. New research from the TaxPayers’ Alliance warns UK flight taxes are the most expensive in the world, adding hundreds of pounds to some holidays. Checking in: Research from the TaxPayers' Alliance warns UK flight taxes are the most expensive in the world
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The TaxPayers' Alliance said the tax take equates to an average of £56 for every many woman and child who flies overseas each year
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It warns UK flight taxes are the most expensive in the world, adding hundreds of pounds to some holidays
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A family of six travelling to Spain 'will have faced an average tax bill of £187 on their flights and holiday purchases in the UK'

Question: Air Passenger Duty on flights out of @placeholder is charged in several bands according to the distance of the flight and the class of ticket.


Editor's note: Leonard Pitts Jr., a columnist for the Miami Herald, won the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for commentary and is the author of a new novel, "Before I Forget" and of "Becoming Dad: Black Men and the Journey to Fatherhood." Leonard Pitts says neither the black nor white yardsticks on race present the full picture. (CNN) -- They're not going to like this. Indeed, one suspects the National Urban League's recently released 2009 State of Black America report quantifying racial inequities in employment, housing, education, criminal justice, health and other arenas will be about as welcome as graffiti on the Lincoln Memorial among those Americans who convinced themselves in November the country had entered a "post-racial" era.
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Leonard Pitts: Whites want to view race in terms of progress blacks have made
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He says blacks view race as the distance it will take them to achieve equality
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He says neither picture is complete and it will take both to reach desired goal
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Pitts: State of Black America report provides useful data on inequities

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var twitterVia = 'MailOnline'; DM.later('bundle', function(){ DM.has('shareLinkTop', 'shareLinks', { 'id': '2588017', 'title': 'How L\'Wren\'s death was foreshadowed days BEFORE her suicide', 'url': 'http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2588017/Was-Lwren-Scotts-death-foreshadowed-blind-item-revealed-knew-problems-helped.html', 'eTwitterStatus': ' http://dailym.ai/ORpYnS via @' + twitterVia, 'articleChannelFollowButton': 'MailOnline', 'isChannel': false, 'hideEmail': true, 'placement': 'top', 'anchor': 'tl'}); }); 259 View  comments DM.later('bundle', function(){ DMS.Article.init('top'); }); A celebrity gossip site has claimed that one of their blind items predicted that L'Wren Scott was not well just four days before she killed herself in her Manhattan apartment.
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Blind item posted four days before L'Wren Scott's funeral hints that a 'C list' star with a 'permanent A-lister' boyfriend was distraught
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Said that they had been fighting because the boyfriend was a serial cheater who was significantly shorter than his girlfriend
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Also cited the woman's cancellation of a major project which lines up with Scott's decision to call off her London Fashion Week show
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The 49-year-old designer was found dead in her Manhattan apartment on March 17 while her boyfriend Mick Jagger was on tour in Australia

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(CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama had stern words for his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over Russia's actions in Ukraine, following a meeting Thursday of G7 leaders in Brussels, Belgium, at which Russia was excluded. Putin "has a chance to get back into a lane of international law," Obama said. But for this to happen, he said, Putin must take steps over the coming weeks that include recognizing Ukraine's new President-elect Petro Poroshenko, stopping the flow of weapons over the border into Ukraine and ceasing Russian support for pro-Russia separatists in Ukraine. "We cannot simply allow drift," Obama said, speaking alongside British Prime Minister David Cameron following bilateral talks.
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NEW: State media: Russia's ambassador will attend Poroshenko's inauguration
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Obama says Putin has a chance to "get back into a lane of international law"
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G7 leaders warn Russia they are ready to impose more sanctions over Ukraine
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Russia's Putin and Ukraine's new President-elect do not rule out meeting in France

Question: @placeholder may not have been at the table, but the summit's message was clearly directed at Russia.


Secret Tory files about the private lives of MPs are to be opened up for an inquiry into widespread child abuse at the heart of the establishment. David Cameron has ordered the Conservative Party’s whips’ office to hand over any evidence to investigators trying to uncover historic child abuse in Westminster. It comes after the extraordinary revelation that the government of former Prime Minister Edward Heath could cover up scandals involving MPs and ‘small boys’ in return for loyalty. David Cameron has ordered the Conservative Party’s whips’ office to hand over any evidence to investigators trying to uncover historic child abuse in Westminster
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Cameron has ordered Tory Party to open up records to child abuse probe
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Comes after Ex MP  revealed  how whips could 'get a chap out of trouble'
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Scandals involving MPs and debt or 'small boys' would be covered up
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Extraordinary claim was made by former Tory whip Tim Fortescue
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Former Prime Minister Edward Heath also kept MPs' secrets in a 'dirt book'

Question: Before becoming Prime Minister, @placeholder was Tory chief whip from 1956 to 1959.


(CNN) -- In the outlying slums of Cairo, people "drown in oceans of garbage" and are forced to live with the stench of polluted air, says Mahmoud Gamal, 26, a marketing executive living in Cairo, Egypt's capital. Gamal's comments were made through CNN iReport, which has an assignment on life in Egypt under President Mohamed Morsy. The iReporters describe a life in which many people in the North African nation are facing a daily battle against poverty, spiraling inflation and high unemployment. Morsy, meanwhile, is in negotiations for the country to get an economic rescue package from the International Monetary Fund.
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Egypt -- the Arab world's most populous nation -- is seeking a rescue loan of $4.8 billion
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Egypt is grappling with a high unemployment rate of 13% and a young workforce
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International Monetary Fund projects inflation in Egypt to rise to 10.7 in 2013

Question: But, in an exclusive interview with CNN in January, @placeholder said: "To start real stability and development, we may take six months or a year but to reach what we want may take five to 10 years...


(CNN) -- American military aircraft will fly African and European peacekeepers to the Central African Republic, which is in the midst of a bloody internal conflict between various proclaimed Christian and Muslim militias and other rebel factions. The decision announced the Pentagon was followed by a statement from President Barack Obama, who called on the country's citizens to reject violence and urged the transitional government to join "respected leaders" in Muslim and Christian communities in calling for "calm and peace." "Individuals who are engaging in violence must be held accountable in accordance with the law. Meanwhile, as forces from other African countries and France work to restore security, the United States will support their efforts to protect civilians," Obama said.
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NEW: French President Francois Hollande will visit the Central African Republic on Tuesday
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U.S. President Barack Obama calls for the country to reject violence
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U.S. military to fly African and European peacekeepers into capital
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The Central African Republic is wracked by internal conflict

Question: The request for near term help involves U.S. air support to enable the prompt deployment of @placeholder forces "to prevent the further spread of sectarian violence," Woog said.


Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- Prosecutors can play tapes of 911 calls made by Florida murder suspect Casey Anthony's mother after she learned her granddaughter was missing, a judge ruled Thursday. Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, admitted during a hearing Thursday in Orlando that she had made exaggerated accusations about her daughter in those calls in a bid to get police to her home. But Circuit Judge Belvin Perry ruled that Cindy Anthony was trying to use calls to police as a "ploy" to get her daughter to tell her what she knew about the missing 2-year-old Caylee Anthony. Defense lawyers sought to have thrown out of court as hearsay, but Perry found the tapes were not being used to prove the facts of the case.
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NEW: A Florida judge has allowed the 911 tapes to stay in evidence
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Mother: I didn't want police thinking I was "some crazy grandmother"
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The defense argues that taped phone calls are hearsay and should not be admitted
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Prosecutors say calls are critical to their case against Anthony

Question: @placeholder threatened to call the police, hoping it would force Casey Anthony to say where her daughter was.


David Gandy has long had a hold of the male modelling scene on the British High Street. A model turned designer for M&S, he has lent his face as well as his fashion opinion to prestigious British brands - even writing articles for UK publications like Vogue, GQ and the Telegraph. But hot young American hunk Sean O'Pry, it seems, is hot on his heels with a jaw-dropping campaign for Next. Scroll down for video Sean was named the most successful male model in the world on models.com in September 2013 The 25-year-old from Kennesaw, Georgia may be wrapped up in woolly knits, but manages to make even Christmas jumpers look sexy.
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Sean, 25, from Kennesaw, Georgia, models seasonal offering from Next
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World's highest earning male model adds label to long list of clients
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Has modelled for Calvin Klein, Gap, D&G, Viktor & Rolf and many more

Question: @placeholder's been snapped up by British High Street favourite NEXT for their menswear collection


By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 23:46 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 00:55 EST, 24 August 2012 A Florida man was arrested this week after being accused of stealing a woman’s horse and slapping paint over its white markings in a ruse meant to cover his tracks and fool the animal's owner. Bullet the horse found itself in the middle of a heated custody battle between Raphine Pierce, of Lake Helen, Florida, and Thomas Pugliese,, 46, who ended up behind bars over allegations of equine theft. Bullet was given to Pierce in July by Pugliese’s mother, who said she could not longer care for the animal, Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Thomas Pugliese, 46, was charged with grant theft of farm animal
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Raphine Pierce said Pugliese's mother gave her Bullet the horse in July
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Horse vanished from Pierce's pasture days later and re-emerged on Pugliese's property, but without his white markings
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Pugliese's teenage daughter rode on Bullet into the woods when police came by to conduct a search

Question: that he is @placeholder’s owner, while Pierce is in possession of the horse’s


By Hayley O'keeffe PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 06:05 EST, 24 December 2013 Two members of the jailed Russian protest punk band Pussy Riot have vowed to set up a human rights organisation. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alekhina were granted amnesty on Monday, two months short of their scheduled release. The move has been seen as the Kremlin's attempt to soothe criticism of Russia's human rights record ahead of the February Winter Olympics in Sochi. Pussy Riot members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (right) and Maria Alyokhina (left) hold hands as they walk outside Yemelyanovo airport in Krasnoyarsk
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Release seen as publicity stunt ahead of Winter Olympics
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Band were jailed for two years following cathedral protest
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Met following release and announced plans for organisation

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(CNN) -- Nelson Mandela ached to come home, his family says, and he did so Sunday -- his burial the last part of a long journey that had lasted nearly a century. The prisoner turned president's funeral in his childhood village of Qunu marked the end of 10 days mourning, during which tribal elders guided Mandela's transition to the afterlife. The funeral was a final chance for those who knew him best to say goodbye. Mandela's daughter Maki told me her father had always been a country boy at heart, and wanted to return to his remote farm in the Eastern Cape, one of South Africa's most rural areas.
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Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela laid to rest in his childhood village
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Funeral and burial ended 10 days of mourning for South Africa's first black president
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More than 4,000 people gathered at Mandela's funeral service in a tent in the Qunu hills
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His family told CNN's Robyn Curnow they believed his spirit was now at home

Question: "Even when my father was in jail, he had the fondest memories of @placeholder," she said.


(CNN) -- On a small tennis court in the Netherlands, love took center-stage. It had all the ingredients of a romantic fairytale -- the nervous suitor down on one knee in front of a crowd of strangers, hoping that months of planning would win the heart of the girl of his dreams. "I didn't cry once when I practiced it in front of the mirror, it was the nerves that kicked in when I went on the court," Martin Emmrich, a doubles specialist seeking to find his life partner, told CNN's Open Court show. "I was very afraid that I wouldn't find any words."
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Martin Emmrich proposed to his girlfriend on court at Dutch tournament
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Michaella Krajicek was able to make a new memory at venue where she had suffered in past
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The couple are partners in mixed doubles competitions

Question: For @placeholder, who has won three men's doubles titles with a highest world ranking of 35th last year, the chance to play with her adds another dimension to touring life.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli sailors boarded two aid ships headed to the Palestinian territory of Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military said. While no resistance was reported, activists criticized the Israeli action as "illegal" and vowed that activists "will keep coming, wave after wave" to try to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza. Activists on board the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" mini-flotilla were "attempting to break the maritime security blockade that is in place in accordance with international law," the Israeli military said, and were refusing to heed their calls to turn back. "The boarding was carried out in line with directives from the Israeli government and after all attempts to prevent the vessels from reaching the Gaza Strip were made, but to no avail," the military said.
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Activists are from different countries
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Activists will be transferred to the custody of Israeli authorities
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No resistance was reported

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(CNN) -- The same day the man he fatally struck was laid to rest, NASCAR driver Tony Stewart's team announced that he won't be racing this weekend -- though it didn't rule a return to the track soon thereafter. In a brief statement, Stewart-Haas Racing said Thursday that Stewart "has decided not to compete" in Sunday's race in NASCAR's top division, the Sprint Cup Series. Jeff Burton will take his place in the No. 14 car in the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway. "The driver change pertains only to Michigan," the Stewart-Haas Racing team said. "Stewart's plans for upcoming Sprint Cup races have yet to be determined."
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Tony Stewart fatally struck dirt-track driver Kevin Ward Jr. last weekend
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Authorities are investigating, but no charges have been filed in the case
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Race team: Stewart won't be in the next Sprint Cup race, but he may return
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The announcement comes the same day as Ward's funeral in New York state

Question: "Apparently, @placeholder was the only one driving out there who didn't see him," the father said, according to the report.


(CNN) -- Laurie Fine, the wife of a former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach accused of molesting ball boys, plans to sue ESPN and two of the network's reporters for libel in a federal court, her lawyers said Wednesday. A draft of the lawsuit says sports journalists Mark Schwarz and Arthur Berko "spitefully destroyed Laurie Fine's reputation in an attempt to capitalize financially in the tragic wake of the Penn State sex abuse scandal." It says Fine's reputation was ruined by the malicious publication of false and defamatory accusations. In response, ESPN backed its stories. "The suit is without merit and we stand by our reporting," the sports programming network said.
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NEW: Laurie Fine wants ESPN to apologize and retract its reporting
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NEW: Her reputation has been ruined by false reports, she says
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Laurie Fine plans to sue ESPN and two reporters, says they destroyed her reputation
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Four men have accused Bernie Fine of abuse; tape dragged Laurie Fine into the story in 2011

Question: Among the false accusations @placeholder alleges in the lawsuit are:


Hundreds of Nigerian criminals will be sent home to serve out prison sentences under a deal set to be struck by ministers within weeks. Talks are continuing into reaching a compulsory prisoner transfer agreement, which could see more than half of the 500 criminals from Nigeria currently in UK jails repatriated. Prisons minister Jeremy Wright told MailOnline how 'more foreign prisoners must serve their sentences in their own countries'. Deportation: Ministers want to send hundreds of Nigerian criminals to serve out their sentence at home to cut the cost for British taxpayers Ministers have been ordered to step up efforts to end the scandal of more than one in eight prisoners being from overseas.
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A total of 534 Nigerian nationals are serving sentences in British prisons
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Britain has promised £1million to improve Nigeria's crumbling jails
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Minister Jeremy Wright says prisoner transfer deal is close to being sealed
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David Cameron promised to slash the number of foreign inmates

Question: In April Mr @placeholder said: ‘When people are sent to prison in the UK we should do everything we can to make sure that if they’re foreign nationals, they are sent back to their country to serve their sentence in a foreign prison.


(CNN) -- This week the Democratic National Convention isn't running away from the abortion issue. Almost all of Tuesday night's speakers made some reference to reproductive freedom, from Nancy Keenan of NARAL to Michelle Obama. So confidently and constantly was it mentioned that it became something of a litany. Deval Patrick is for it, Martin O'Malley wants it passionately, Julian Castro sees it as a fundamental right. In case you missed it, the Democrats really, really believe in reproductive freedom. The electoral message is that Mitt Romney and the Republicans are waging a war on women, or at least a concerted effort to limit access to contraception and abortion. The goal is to expand the gender voting gap to the Democratic Party's advantage. And also to turn out the base -- reviving the liberal coalition that put Barack Obama in office in 2008
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Tim Stanley: Democrats are not running from abortion issue, just the opposite
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He says Mitt Romney avoids it -- a switch for GOP, which has long used it as wedge issue
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Stanley: Unlike top Democrats in past, Obama makes it clear he supports abortion rights
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Stanley: Obama, Democrats risk sounding like "war on women" fight more important than jobs

Question: By contrast, @placeholder seems to be avoiding abortion talk as much as possible.

Question: It used to be Republicans who used abortion as a wedge issue against @placeholder.

Question: Perhaps @placeholder is using abortion less as a specific issue to wedge between Republicans and women than as a way of accentuating the infamous Romney "weirdo factor."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:59 EST, 31 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:38 EST, 31 May 2013 Katie Couric revealed this week that she once went on first dates with Full House star Bob Saget and Survivor host Jeff Probst - but neither ever called her again. Now the guys have given their take on their experience with the TV journalist and talk show host, now 56. In an endearing email to Us Weekly, Probst revealed a mutual friend first tried to set them up in 2001, but 'the timing never worked out'. It wasn't meant to be: Katie Couric and Jeff Probst have both given their take on their first - and only - date
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Question: Not interested: She also went to dinner once with @placeholder

Question: He revealed that @placeholder 'gave me a hard time' about his lack of interest.


DEKALB, Illinois (CNN) -- Eric Mace says he thought he was giving his daughter good advice by asking her to sit up front in class. Ryanne Mace was 19 when she was killed last year in a shooting rampage at Northern Illinois University. "I'd like you to sit in the front row of every class that you're in and constantly drag information out of these people, and if you don't understand what they're talking about, raise your hand and say, 'I don't get it' until you get it," Mace recalled telling her. His daughter, 19-year-old Ryanne, took that advice. Now, he wishes she would have sat somewhere else.
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Steven Kazmierczak carried out shooting spree at Northern Illinois February 14, 2008
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Father of Ryanne Mace told his daughter to always sit on the front row of class
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"There's always an ache, loneliness and a longing," says Ryanne Mace's mother
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Parents want to know more details about the shooting and the killer

Question: Because @placeholder had not been in a mental facility for more than five years, he was legally able to purchase those weapons in Illinois -- and on the firearms application form Kazmierczak filled out, he stated that he had never been adjudicated "mentally defective" and had never been "committed to a mental institution."


(CNN) -- The share price of Samsung Electronics dropped nearly 7.5% in trading Monday as investors had their first opportunity to react to the more than $1 billion decision against the Korean electronics giant by a California jury for infringing on Apple patents. Samsung dropped 6.3% at the open of South Korea's Kospi index and finished the day down 7.45%, after dropping as much as 7.7%. The tumble erased about $12 billion from the company's market value Monday. Samsung is planning to appeal Friday's decision of a U.S. federal jury which awarded Apple $1.05 billion for copying the look and feel of iPhones and iPad design. The jury rejected Samsung's counterclaims against Apple.
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NEW The share price of Samsung Electronics dropped nearly 7.5% in trading Monday
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Comes after a California jury awarded Apple $1.05 billion in a patent dispute with Samsung
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The tumble erased about $12 billion from the South Korean electronics giant's market value

Question: The Korean court ordered Apple to pay Samsung $35,000 and Samsung to pay @placeholder $22,000.


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Military commanders along the turbulent Thai-Cambodian border agreed to a cease-fire on Thursday, a Thai military source told CNN. A border dispute that turned violent over the last week remains volatile, and the hiatus was forged at the unit commander level but not the higher levels of the militaries. The source, who asked not to be named because he is not authorized to speak, said if the peace persists, higher-ranking people may meet on Friday. They would be Thailand's 2nd Region commander, Lt. Gen Tawatchai Samutsakorn, and Lt. Gen. Chea Mon, Cambodia's 5th Army Region commander.
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Unit level commanders worked out the hiatus
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Indonesia has offered to help resolve the crisis
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Ancient temples are at the core of the dispute

Question: "I just want to reassure that @placeholder will work very earnestly and in a very serious manner with Indonesia in the role of Indonesia as a great facilitator," said Piromya.


By Will Stewart In Moscow PUBLISHED: 11:37 EST, 24 July 2013 | UPDATED: 15:05 EST, 24 July 2013 Fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden faces living under strict curbs imposed by the Russian security agencies when he is allowed to move from his hideaway in a Moscow airport transit zone, it emerged on Wednesday. The 30-year-old U.S. runaway remained in the zone last night after a last-minute glitch in plans to allow him to cross the border control pending a formal decision regarding his application for asylum. He is still expected to leave a cramped transit hotel soon but a senior Russian official said his movements would initially be strictly curtailed, even though President Vladimir Putin has denied his intelligence services are seeking secrets known to the former contractor for the National Security Agency.
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The U.S. whistleblower lacked necessary document he needed to cross into Russia
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He's still expected to leave soon, but will be kept in designated security areas
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'Lots of bureacracy': Lawyer says Snowden still stuck in airport 'for now' as White House seeks clarity on his whereabouts

Question: The lawyer stressed Snowden is staying in the transit zone ‘for now’ and ‘intends to stay in Russia, study @placeholder culture.’


The widow of Chris Kyle's sniper colleague has hit out at the Oscar-nominated film 'American Sniper', claiming it portrays her late husband as a coward who 'questioned America's mission in Iraq'. Marc Lee, whose shooting death in the then-battle-torn city of Ramadi is graphically depicted in the $264million box-office sensation, was deployed abroad with the Navy SEALS  in April 2006. Over the next four months, he served alongside his Charlie Platoon 'brothers', including Kyle, who is played by Bradley Cooper and whose death aged 38 at a US rifle range is not featured in the movie. However, on August 2, 2006, Lee was shot dead in a gunfight after stepping into the line of fire to protect his teammates  - an action that saw him posthumously awarded two separate honors.
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Sniper Marc Lee was deployed to Iraq with the Navy SEALS in April 2006
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Over next four months, he served with 'American Sniper' star Chris Kyle
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In August 2006, he was shot dead while protecting his SEAL teammates
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Soldier's actions in the war saw him receive three awards posthumously
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But his wife, Maya Elbaum, claims film's portrayal of him is not accurate
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Says he is shown as coward who 'questioned America's mission in Iraq'
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Instead, husband was a passionate, strong and selfless SEAL, she says
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Trial of Kyle's alleged murderer, Eddie Ray Routh, is currently underway

Question: This belief stemmed not only from @placeholder's desire to serve for his beloved country, America, but also to 'protect innocent Iraqis who lived in constant fear of terrorists', she wrote in the article.


They’re here. The mad set of Besiktas supporters to descend on north London have arrived in their thousands, ready to show Tottenham exactly what European football ought to feel like. Kick-off: Thursday October 2, 8.05pm TV: ITV/ITV4 HD. The flock of banners, flares and unified war cries in that pocket of White Hart Lane should make it a night to savour. The travelling Turks are not AEL Limassol, Tromso or FC Sheriff – they have rocked up for points and bring a squad capable of doing some serious damage. That’s exactly why Spurs should treat this as a Champions League dress rehearsal.
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Tottenham play Besiktas in the Europa League on Thursday
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The north London side will be hoping to replicate memorable European nights of the past at White Hart Lane
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Spurs beat Inter Milan 3-1 in November 2010 while also pulling off a sensational win at the San Siro against AC Milan in February 2011
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Mauricio Pochettino's side face their toughest game to date in the competition
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Former Chelsea striker Demba Ba is expected to lead the line for Besiktas
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Europa League final will be held at Warsaw's Narodowy Stadium on May 27

Question: @placeholder faces his first real test in the UEFA Europa League when Tottenham face Besiktas


(CNN) -- One mall Santa might be getting some coal in his stocking this year. Last week, Santa Claus and a helper elf from The Shops at Mission Viejo in California turned away a 7-year-old girl with autism and her service dog, a pit bull named Pup-Cake. According to the Orange County Register, Abcde Santos, who pronounces her first name "ab-suh-dee," and Pup-Cake stood in line for 30 minutes to meet with the unnamed mall Santa. But he declined to meet the girl because he feared the 5-year-old pit bull. "After the Santos family offered to remove the dog from the area, the building, Santa still refused to see the child," Julie Miller, a family friend who runs a Facebook page dedicated to Pup-Cake and service animals, told the Register.
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A mall Santa in California reportedly turned away a child
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The 7-year-old has autism and a pit bull as a service dog
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Santa company says he and his helper elf have been assigned other duties

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Question: "They want people to get educated not about autism or pit bulls, but about the disabilities act so that little girls like @placeholder won't go and see Santa and end up crying," she said.


By Adam Shergold Ross McCormack started the repayments on his £11m transfer fee with the goal that may well have saved Felix Magath’s job as Fulham edged this spicy west London derby. There were plenty of raised eyebrows when the striker arrived from Leeds United but he gained instant hero status at Griffin Park with a second-half winner. Trading passes with Chris David, McCormack slotted the ball home left-footed from a tight angle to sink Brentford and settle a highly entertaining Cup tie. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Top 10 Ross McCormack transfer memes Off the mark: McCormack slots home for his first goal since joining Fulham from Leeds for £11million this summer
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Former Leeds striker scores only goal to see off Brentford after clever interplay with Chris David
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Ross McCormack cost Fulham £11million this summer
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Fulham record first win of a difficult season, a huge relief for manager Felix Magath

Question: These two rivals had not met in a competitive fixture since April 1998 and though @placeholder was a long way short of capacity, the atmosphere crackled on a soggy west London evening.


By Matthew Blake and Reuters Fighting broke out near the railway station at the heart of the rebel stronghold of Donetsk on Monday in what separatists said was an attempt by government forces to seize back the east Ukrainian city. The government in Kiev denied sending the regular army into the centre of Donetsk, which the separatists captured in April, but said small 'self-organised' pro-Ukrainian groups were fighting the pro-Russian rebels in the city. Four people were killed in clashes near the railway station and close to the airport outside Donetsk, local health officials said in the industrial city which was home to about one million people before many fled the fighting in the region.
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Separatists say Ukrainian government are trying to take back the city
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Ukraine denies involvement saying 'self-organised' groups behind attack
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It is one of two cities rebels still hold after being ousted from several towns

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By Daniel Miller It is known as the world's toughest team sport, where the players seem to spend more time embroiled in mass brawls and punch-ups than they do scoring goals. But as these adorable pictures show, even the brutal world of professional ice hockey can have its tender moments. When children of the Stanley Cup-winning Chicago Blackhawks players ventured onto the ice to celebrate their team's win, a fan of the losing Boston Bruins put rivalry aside to take their picture. Good sport: A Boston Bruins fan takes a photo of the children of the Stanley Cup-winning Chicago Blackhawks
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Children of Blackhawks players take to the ice after team's dramatic win
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Fan of rival Boston Bruins joins in celebration taking their picture
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Chicago have now won the Stanley Cup twice in four seasons

Question: The Chicago captain skated the cup right over the crease in which the @placeholder mounted the comeback and in front of the fans in Blackhawks sweaters who lined the front row behind the net.


Accusation: British model Emma Appleton appears to have uploaded and then deleted a very suggestive message she claims is from photographer Terry Richardson which she uploaded to social media on Sunday A British model has claimed celebrity photographer Terry Richardson offered her the opportunity to pose for fashion bible Vogue in exchange for sex. Emma Appleton claims the seedy offer was made from the photographer’s Facebook account on Sunday and involved a shoot in Richardson's hometown of New York City. His spokeswoman said the message is a fake and denied her client's involvement. Appleton uploaded the grab to Twitter on Sunday afternoon - setting off a flurry of shocked replies from her followers before she deleted her entire account and took the picture off her Instagram page.
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British model Emma Appleton uploaded a screengrab of a message sent to her by someone allegedly named Terry Richardson on Sunday
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The message appeared to promise a Vogue photoshoot in exchange for sex
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Richardson has photographed Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga
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The Rolling Stone and GQ photographer has vehemently denied all claims
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His spokeswoman has branded Appleton's message as a fake

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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, head of the Islamic State or Iraq and the Levant, has released a 19-minute video calling on Muslims to build an 'Islamic state' The leader of extremist group ISIS has called on Muslims to come to the territory his group has seized to help build an Islamic state, declaring: 'The earth is Allah's.' Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, head of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, said in a 19-minute audiotape released online yesterday: 'Muslims, rush to your state. Yes, it is your state.' In the audio, posted on militant websites which have been used by the group before, the leader makes a special call to those with practical skills - such as scholars, judges, doctors, engineers and people with military and administrative expertise - to come 'answer the dire need of the Muslims for them'.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdad released 19-minute audiotape online earlier today
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Made special call to those with practical skills such as doctors, judges and engineers to 'answer the dire need of the Muslims for them'
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Comes as large weapon, believed to be a Scud, photographed in militants' possession
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Seen being transported by masked men in city of Raqqa in Syria yesterday
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Raqqa is proclaimed capital of ISIS, which now calls itself the Islamic State
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Experts dismiss the idea, suggesting it is highly unlikely to be operable

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(CNN) -- Brazilian starlet Neymar completed his transfer to Barcelona on Monday and swiftly declared that his aim was to help Lionel Messi continue to be the best footballer on the planet. "Barca are more than a club and a great team and I want to help Messi to continue to be the greatest player in the world," he was quoted as saying by Barcelona's official website. The words may be seen as an attempt to dampen speculation as to how the 21-year-old signing from Brazilian side Santos will fare alongside the four-time World Footballer of the Year. Barcelona legend Johann Cruyff recently stoked the debate when stressing a need to learn from the past as he discussed Neymar's arrival, saying he would not put "two captains on the same ship."
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Neymar signs five-year contract at Barcelona before greeting packed Camp Nou
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Spanish club say transfer cost of $75 million was raised after late interest from Real Madrid
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Barca had initially intended to sign the forward in 2014

Question: Despite his widespread reputation as one of the greatest players in footballing history, @placeholder has not been averse to criticism from some teammates in years gone by.


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- He was born in Saudi Arabia and spent much of his youth in New York and south Florida. Then he vanished. Investigators now allege that Adnan Shukrijumah has risen to a key position in al Qaeda's leadership. The FBI says that after he left America, Shukrijumah started off as an al Qaeda dishwasher, doing menial tasks at training camps. But he's much more than a dishwasher now, according to investigators. "It's like any other business. He would be equated with being the chief of operations," says Brian LeBlanc, a special agent for the FBI. As the alleged director of al Qaeda's overseas operations, investigators believe he is "extremely dangerous," LeBlanc says.
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FBI says Adnan Shukrijumah started out as a dishwasher and worked his way up
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Investigators allege he is the director of al Qaeda's overseas operations
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FBI agent calls him "extremely dangerous"
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His mother says he is not a violent person and authorities are using him as a scapegoat

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Washington (CNN) -- Thurgood Marshall, Hattie McDaniel, the Tuskegee Airmen and Walter Morris -- all African-Americans who made history breaking the color barrier. But while America's first black Supreme Court justice, the first African-American Oscar winner and the U.S. military's first African-American pilots are well known, you may never have heard of Walter Morris or his role in American history. The War Department, as the Defense Department used to be called, wanted it that way. In March, a ceremony at the Pentagon sought to undo that. When Walter Morris first joined the Army just before World War II, he wasn't a "black" or "Negro" or "African-American" soldier -- he was "colored." And he was treated like all the other "colored" men who wanted to fight for their country.
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Walter Morris joined Army just before World War II when segregation still ruled
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He became head of new African-American unit, the 555th Parachute Infantry Company
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555th wound up fighting fires in Western U.S. in a mission that was kept secret
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Pentagon to honor their contributions in Thursday ceremony

Question: "They didn't think colored soldiers had the intestinal fortitude to jump out of a plane in flight," @placeholder remembered.


CLICK HERE to read the full match report from the Britannia Stadium Several years ago after watching a routine Manchester United victory at the Britannia Stadium, Lou Macari was asked just why Sir Alex Ferguson's team seemed to find it easier than others in North Staffordshire. As well as being a United player in the 1970s, Macari was a Stoke City manager in the 1990s, back in the days when the arena of intimidation was the rather more functional Victoria Ground down the A500 'D Road' from here. Macari knows how things work in this part of the world and his answer was immediate.
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Chelsea defeated Stoke 2-0 in their Premier League clash on Monday
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Jose Mourinho game plan involving strength and technique worked
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Phil Bardsley was fortunate not to see red for a challenge on Eden Hazard
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John Terry opened the scoring with a header from Cesc Fabregas' corner
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Fabregas netted his second league goal of the season after the break
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Blues go three points clear of Manchester City at the top of the table

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Leeds United have asked about Roma midfielder Federico Viviani. The 22-year-old, who has been on loan at Latina, is thought highly of at Elland Road and has experience in the Italy Under-21 side. Done deal: Leeds United have signed Federico Viviani of Italy ahead of the new season Experience: Viviani (left) spent last season on loan at Pescara and Latina from parent side Roma Leeds have been busy and are also talking to Sampdoria about full-back Gaetano Beradi. Sampdoria, though, are more interested in sorting their own business, which primarily surrounds Crystal Palace midfielder Jose Campana. Elsewhere, Watford have completed the signing of Ecuador defender Juan Carlos Peredes.
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Roma midfielder Federico Viviani, who has been on loan at Latina, is wanted by Leeds United
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Sampdoria are after Crystal Palace midfielder Jose Campana

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By Janine Yaqoob PUBLISHED: 10:33 EST, 22 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:58 EST, 22 February 2013 A British sound engineer will be the real toast of the Academy Awards after films he worked on scooped almost sixty Oscar nominations. Mark Crabtree, 60, is responsible for the sound mixing equipment used on dozens of top Hollywood movies. These include five of the seven Best Picture nominations at this weekend's Oscars. His company, AMS Neve, created ground-breaking audio mixing consoles which are a key part in the sound production on most big screen blockbusters. Mark Crabtree with two of his Science and Engineering Oscars. He will be celebrating after the Oscars on Sunday as he is behind the sound to some of the biggest films of the year including Life of Pi and Argo
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Mark Crabtree, 60, has worked on the sound of dozens of Hollywood movies
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His films have scooped SIXTY Oscar nominations this year
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These include Life of Pi, Argo and Lincoln
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His company, AMS Neve, is based in Burnley, Lancashire

Question: Mark reckons that in recent years, more than 80 per cent of Oscar-winning films have used @placeholder's advanced technology.


By Dominic King Click here to read Sportsmail's Exclusive Interview with Daniel Sturridge: 'I'm not arrogant... I'm just a happy guy' There will come a point today, as  Liverpool’s team bus snakes through the streets of Cardiff, when Daniel Sturridge will zone out from those around him. All conversation will stop, his phone will come out and Sturridge will devote all concentration to the small screen in front of him. If your instinct is to say this is a lack of manners, think again. It’s  actually the start of an intricate pre-match routine, designed to bring him to fever pitch.
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Sturridge is the Premier League's leading English scorer with 18 goals
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England striker watches clips of his goals to fire him up before games
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Fernando Torres told him Liverpool was the best club he's ever played for
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Sturidge and strike partner Luis Suarez have scored 43 goals between them
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Sturridge's favourite goal was a glancing header in the Merseyside derby
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Liverpool travel to Cardiff four points behind league leaders Chelsea

Question: For on Sturridge’s phone is a compilation of the 28 goals he has scored in his 15 months as a  @placeholder player.

Question: Reversal of fortune: Torres was not the same player after leaving Liverpool for @placeholder for £50m in 2011


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Solemn music from the world's biggest stars served as the soundtrack to Friday night's telethon for Haiti relief, but the fundraiser ended with Wyclef Jean shouting "Enough of the moping, let's rebuild Haiti." Organizers did not immediately say how much money was raised during the two-hour "Hope for Haiti Now" show, but donations will continue to flow in as the phone lines remained open and the night's musical performances are sold on iTunes. A moving performance by Alicia Keys opened the telethon. Actor George Clooney, serving as the Los Angeles host for the event, made the first appeal for donations to raise money for relief efforts after last week's devastating earthquake.
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"Hope for Haiti" one of the most widely distributed prime-time televised benefits in history
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Actors staff the phones, musicians play the songs on telethon
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Telethon broadcast on more than 25 networks including CNN, MTV and Planet Green
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CNN's Anderson Cooper reports live from Haiti during the event

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Making furious accusations of a campaign against his team, mastering mind games and ramping up pressure on referees – is Jose Mourinho the new Sir Alex Ferguson? Last week the two former adversaries broke bread in a Paris hotel and if recent behaviour is anything to go to, Mourinho may well have been picking up tips from the man he calls 'the boss'. Here Sportsmail looks at why the Chelsea supremo is stepping into the Scotsman's shoes... Jose Mourinho (right) has similar characteristics to former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson Mourinho's antics at Chelsea are resembling that of Ferguson's Premier League period of dominance at United
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Chelsea drew 1-1 at Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon
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Nemanja Matic was sent off after reacting to Ashley Barnes' challenge
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Blues boss Jose Mourinho's antics are reminiscent of Sir Alex Ferguson
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Ferguson would employ several tactics to give Manchester United any advantage during his period of dominance at the club

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By David Derbyshire Last updated at 12:19 AM on 23rd September 2011 Even the most ardent fan of Blackpool will concede the seaside town has little in common with Dallas. Any tans you might spot on England’s North-West coast tend to come from bottles rather than hours spent in the golden Texan sunshine. And the only cowboys you’ll find on the golden mile are builders. But soon that could all change. In an extraordinary announcement, gas prospectors have revealed that the Fylde Coast of Lancashire is poised to become the centre of one of the biggest gas drilling operations in Europe.
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The gas field in Lancashire could fill 66,000 Albert Halls
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Around 400 wells could be built across the county

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By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 19:35 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:33 EST, 5 April 2013 Britain is advertising 250,000 jobs in the European Union despite unemployment at home Britain is advertising 250,000 jobs to job seekers in the European Union creating more competition for unemployed people at home. Around half the jobs advertised on a taxpayer funded EU website are in Britain, raising questions about the government’s approach to unemployment. By contrast France has advertised just 14,000 posts for other EU workers and seven countries - have put up so few that they do not register with the European Commission’s EURES work programme.
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Half of the jobs advertised on a taxpayer funded EU website are in Britain
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By contrast France advertised just 14,000 posts for other EU worker

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(CNN) -- With no time left on the clock, members of Congress finally reached a deal that would reopen the federal government and raise the debt ceiling. As the world watched Congress stumble and tumble toward the brink of default, Senate Democrats and Republicans finally agreed on a deal that gained enough support in the House to bring this episode to a close. Some Democrats and pundits have concluded that Democrats are walking away the victors. They correctly argue that the Republican Party has become so damaged in the polls as a result of their hardball tactics that they are extremely vulnerable in the 2014 midterms and could very well suffer in the presidential election of 2016 as a result of these debates.
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A deal will reopen government and avert a default on U.S. debt
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Julian Zelizer: Some have argued the deal is a total Democratic win
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He says the reality is GOP can continue to make budget cutting dominant issue in Washington
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Zelizer: GOP can use same tactics in 2014 to force Obama to focus on their concerns

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President Barack Obama on Friday said that Sony Pictures made a mistake in canceling the release of a movie after a cyberattack from North Korean-backed hackers. "I am sympathetic to the concerns that they face. Having said all that, yes, I think they made a mistake," Obama said at a news conference Friday. "Let's not get into that way of doing business." Obama's statement came hours after the FBI announced North Korea is officially responsible for the cyberattack on Sony Pictures, an attack law enforcement officials called a "game changer." "We cannot have a society in which some dictators someplace can start imposing censorship here in the United States because if somebody is able to intimidate us out of releasing a satirical movie, imagine what they start doing once they see a documentary that they don't like or news reports that they don't like," Obama said. "That's not who we are. That's not what America is about."
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President Barack Obama calls Sony's decision to cancel movie showing 'a mistake.'
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The FBI called North Korea's actions "outside the bounds of acceptable state behavior"
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Officials tell CNN that the hackers were routed through severs in Asia, Europe and Latin America

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The National Basketball Association is one of the pre-eminent sport Leagues in the world and last Tuesday, the 2014-15 season commenced. Every Thursday, Bleacher Report will bring you a round-up of all the action on and off court Stateside. HEADLINE-MAKER Lebron James - The four-time NBA MVP made his long awaited return for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Four years, three months and 21 days on from his last match for the club, the Cavs fell to a 95-90 defeat at the hands of the London-bound New York Knicks in their season-opener. LeBron James played his first game for Cleveland in over four years, after a spell with the Miami Heat
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LeBron James played for Cavs for first time in four years
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London tickets sell out in record time during NBA season's first week
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LA Lakers endure their worst start in more than half a century

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By Freya Noble for Daily Mail Australia An elderly woman suffering from dementia made the heartbreaking decision to take her own life before the crippling disease did. Gillian Bennett, born in Christchurch, New Zealand, but who lived in Bowen Island, in British Columbia in Canada with her husband Jonathan Bennett, penned a heartbreaking letter explaining her decision before her death last week. 'I will take my life today around noon. It is time. Dementia is taking its toll and I have nearly lost myself. I have nearly lost me. Jonathan, the straightest and brightest of men, will be at my side as a loving witness,' the letter began.
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Gillian Bennett penned the touching letter before she took her own life last week
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The 85-year-old was suffering from dementia and made the decision to die with dignity
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With her husband by her side she slipped away at her home in Bowen Island, Canada
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Originally from New Zealand, Mrs Bennett made a passionate case for one's right to choose

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By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 07:05 EST, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:05 EST, 22 May 2013 Millions of Italians cannot afford to heat their homes properly or eat meat as their country is racked by recession and soaring unemployment, according to a new report. Researchers found the number of people considered seriously deprived has doubled in the past two years. The findings from national statistics institute ISTAT underline the scale of the challenge faced by the new coalition government of Enrico Letta, which has vowed to stimulate growth and tackle a youth jobless rate of almost 40 per cent.
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Italians struggle to heat homes or buy meat as poverty doubles in two years
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Youth unemployment stands at 40% and new PM vows to stimulate growth
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8.6million or 14% of population say they are seriously deprived

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Washington (CNN) -- A Navy SEAL team that fought its way upstairs at Osama bin Laden's compound killed him with rapid-fire shots to his chest and forehead, according to a U.S. official who has seen military reports of the raid. The unarmed bin Laden, who the White House said put up some form of resistance, was moving when he was first shot, the official on Wednesday told CNN Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told CNN that weapons were near bin Laden, who died on an upper floor of the compound toward the end of the nearly 40-minute raid. "He was right there and going to get those arms. You really can't take a chance."
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NEW: Pakistan ambassador vows inquiry
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Reuters photos show bodies, helicopter at compound
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News agency says they were taken by a Pakistani security official
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Bin Laden was near weapons when he was shot, Sen. Feinstein says

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(CNN) -- Chainsaws wailed Thursday in Granbury, Texas, as some residents began to clear fallen trees and whittle down the mounds of household goods strewn across the landscape, a testament to the ferocity of the previous night's tornadoes. But other residents, those from the hardest-hit neighborhoods, had to wait, hoping to hear when they could go back to their damaged and leveled homes to see what remains. Ronna Cotten said she has been told she can't re-enter her subdivision to "check to see if we have any belongings left" for at least two days, maybe as many as seven. Power is expected to be down for the next three weeks, Cotten said she was told. Cotten stayed in the home of a woman who picked her up from the rescue center Wednesday night and worked the phones Thursday trying to find hotel rooms for her family.
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Resident says she's been told power will be out three weeks
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National Weather Service says at least 13 tornadoes touched down
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Doctor says some victims had to have amputations
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Roof collapsed, "and you could see the twister just there, basically," witness says

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(CNN) -- There will be no room for homophobia at the 2014 NFL Draft, according to San Francisco 49ers owner and co-chairman John York. When the three-day event, taking place between May 8-10, rolls into town, much of the media's attention is likely to be focused on Michael Sam -- the former Missouri Tigers defensive end who came out as gay in February. The college football star is expected to be drafted in the latter rounds, and if so, he will become the first active player in the NFL to have publicly declared his homosexuality. A handful of teams are reportedly interested in recruiting the 24-year-old, and York insists that -- regardless of Sam's sexuality -- he would have him at the 49ers should he be deemed good enough.
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All eyes on Michael Sam ahead of May's NFL draft
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The former Missouri Tigers defensive end came out in February
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San Francisco 49ers owner John York says Sam's sexuality is not an issue
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If drafted, Sam will become first active NFL player to have declared his homosexuality

Question: "I think that we've played a role in that being the @placeholder bay area in trying to be a leader and recognizing that individual rights play a role within sports as they do in the rest of the world," he said.


By Kieran Corcoran Activist: Sylvia Pankhurst, pictured in 1932, was a prominent suffragette The home of political activist and suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst has been transformed into a block of million-pound flats. The women's rights campaigner, whose mother Emmeline and sister Christabel were also prominent votes-for-women campaigners, moved to Vine Cottage  in Woodford Green, Essex in the 1920s. However, she quickly renamed the building Red Cottage in honour of her radical, left-wing politics. But the now-unrecognisable area has been transformed into a block of 14 luxury apartments, which are expected to sell for between £500,000 and £1million each. Miss Pankhurst lived in the home with her boyfriend Silvio Corio, an Italian anarchist who was fleeing the rise of fascism in Italy.
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Suffragette and campaigner once lived in Woodford Green, Essex
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Rented a house she dubbed Red Cottage in honour of her left-wing politics
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Miss Pankhurst fought for women's votes alongside her mother Emmeline
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Site of Red Cottage has been redeveloped and named Highbeam House
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Developers have restored Pankhurst-era statue as part of renovations

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By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 05:15 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 19 August 2013 The father of a young British backpacker who died after drinking poisonous gin has flown around the world in a bid to catch the people who sold her the lethal substance. Brenton Emmons, 47, has travelled more than 8,000 miles to Indonesia after his daughter, Cheznye, tragically died there in April. Mr Emmons, from Great Wakering, Essex, is determined to bring those responsible for her death to justice. Cheznye Emmons, 23, was travelling across Indonesia with her boyfriend, Joe Cook (right) when she died after drinking methanol which had been labelled as gin
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Brenton Emmons is determined to catch criminals who are still selling illegal alcohol in popular traveller spot
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Emmons family want to spread the word about the dangers of toxic booze abroad and at home
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Mr Emmons bought two bottles of gin in the area which contained fatal amounts of poison methanol

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Beijing (CNN) -- Xi Jinping is a mystery. So much so that the presumed leader-in-waiting of the world's most populous nation could vanish for more than a week without any explanation being given. In September this year, Xi disappeared. It sparked a flurry of rumors: he'd had a heart attack, suffered a stroke, was injured swimming, and had even gone on strike. Xi eventually re-appeared and normal transmission was resumed. But should we be so surprised? Barely an analyst I've spoken to can say they really know him, or what type of leader he would be. Mike Chinoy, a former CNN correspondent and now a senior fellow at the University of Southern California's U.S-China Institute, has seen China's leaders come and go but concedes Xi is difficult to read.
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China preparing to bring in its next generation of leaders at its party congress
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Mike Chinoy: Xi Jinping is in many ways an unknown commodity
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Modern Chinese Communist Party is run by a small collective
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Xi will face slowing economy, internal friction and regional disputes

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By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 06:45 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:57 EST, 11 September 2013 Everybody knows his bright red van. But no one knew it could do this. In a bizarre twist on the iconic children's TV show, Postman Pat's delivery car has been transformed into a high-speed powerhouse. With a top speed of 101.36mph, it is faster than a Porsche. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO The childhood favourite coin-operated ride was bought for £250 from eBay by Leeds-based motor enthusiasts The little red van has a quicker quarter mile time than supercars such as the Porsche 911 GT3 RS
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Plastic coin-operated machine has been transformed with a 500cc motorbike engine
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It has a faster quarter-mile speed than the Porsche 911 GT3 RS and Aston Martin V-12 Vanquish
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This month named world's fastest coin-operated ride by Guinness World Book of Records after reaching 101.36mph
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Leeds-based trio, Tom Armitage, David Taylor and Ben Rushforth, found the toy ride on eBay for £250 last year

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Gamers have slammed hackers who knocked out Playstation and Xbox networks on the  day millions received consoles for Christmas. The online networks which allow game players to get the most out of their new machines went down yesterday, leaving many youngsters frustrated and parents furious. Notorious hacking group Lizard Squad, who had previously brought down both networks earlier this month, claimed responsibility for the sustained distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. As the disruption dragged on into a second day today, many desperate gamers sent messages to the group on Twitter, urging them to return service to normal. And while Microsoft XBL is back up, PlayStation remains down for many.
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Gamers around the world were left disappointed on Christmas Day after Sony's PlayStation Network and Microsoft's Xbox Live service were hacked
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Notorious hacking group Lizard Squad had issued a threat at the start of December saying that planned to take the servers down
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Lizard Squad described itself as the 'next generation Grinch' and described by parents as 'modern day Scrooges'
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Gamers have been using Twitter to contact the group and demand they return the service to normal
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Rival  hacker group,The Finest Squad, claimed to have restored Xbox Live though both networks reporting disruption today
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In a new interview the hackers reveal they shut down the networks 'just for fun',' and are also claiming they 'stopped their attacks'

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(CNN) -- A man who pleaded guilty to perpetrating a hoax by falsely reporting that his son was drifting over eastern Colorado in a balloon maintains the incident was not part of a plan for fame in an interview with CNN's "Larry King Live." Richard Heene pleaded guilty in November to a felony count of attempting to influence a public servant, and was sentenced last month to 90 days in custody, to begin January 11. He also must serve four years on probation and complete 100 hours of community service each year. But Heene, in an interview airing Friday, told CNN's Larry King he pleaded guilty to save his wife, Mayumi, from being deported to Japan.
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Richard and Mayumi Heene said son was aloft in runaway homemade balloon
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Boy said they did it "for the show" and parents pleaded guilty to hoax
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Now Richard Heene says he only pleaded guilty to keep wife from deportation
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Washington (CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice presidential contender Paul Ryan plowed fertile ground in terms of policy and politics during their debate -- now the question is whether the presidential candidates can reap what was sown. Biden aggressively pressed Ryan on Thursday to defend his ticket's positions on everything from Medicare to trimming the nation's debt to the way forward in dealing with Iran. Biden tried to frame the election as a choice between different directions for the country by contending policies of the Mitt Romney-Ryan ticket would hurt the middle class and move the nation backward on social issues, like gay rights and abortion.
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Joe Biden and Paul Ryan tangled in debate, which experts called a draw
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Both scored on policy points and set up presidential candidates to continue arguments
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Unanswered was why Obama deserves second term; trust on women's issues for Romney-Ryan
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Libya security, economy, Medicare drove vice presidential debate

Question: Ryan repeatedly sought to focus the debate on the Obama-@placeholder record of the last four years, arguing the administration's policies hindered economic recovery and weakened the nation's standing and influence in the world.

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(CNN) -- The mystery behind the peculiar inscriptions "Out of the Blue" and "True Blue" which first appeared on Sauber engine covers at the Chinese Grand Prix has finally been revealed. The Swiss Formula One team has joined forces with English football club Chelsea in an innovative marketing ploy aimed at attracting a global audience -- and boost sponsorship. It's the first such partnership between the sports, and from next week's Spanish Grand Prix all Sauber cars will be emblazoned with the slogan "Welcome Chelsea FC." Chelsea, owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, already has an international fanbase but can now also capitalize on the following of Sauber's drivers -- Mexican Sergio Perez and Kamui Kobayashi of Japan.
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Sauber F1 cars bear Chelsea FC "teasers" at China and Bahrain grands prix
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The sports organizations join forces in a ground-breaking marketing partnership
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They hope to appeal to an international audience and boost sponsorship
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Deal includes shared merchandise sales, advertising space and sports scientists

Question: "We felt that this @placeholder team, the fourth oldest of the existing teams, reflects our own ideals perfectly," Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay said.

Question: "We felt that this Swiss team, the fourth oldest of the existing teams, reflects our own ideals perfectly," @placeholder chief executive Ron Gourlay said.


These are the images all Australia has been waiting to see - young fast bowler Sean Abbott showing that he's ready to resume playing top-class cricket tomorrow at the Sydney Cricket Ground, two weeks after bowling the ball that fatally struck Phillip Hughes on the same field. Abbott, 22, is in the New South Wales squad to face Queensland in a Sheffield Shield match, on the same day it was confirmed that Australian captain Michael Clarke will take his place in the Test team to meet India in the First Test. Traumatised by Hughes' death, Abbott chose to sit out last weekend's resumption of Sydney grade cricket but today, after emotional embraces from team-mates, threw himself into a full training session.
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Sean Abbott has been warming up with the NSW squad ahead of facing Queensland in a Sheffield Shield match starting Tuesday
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The fast bowler has not played since Phillip Hughes' tragic death two weeks ago
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Abbott sat out the recent round of club matches
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The 22-year-old has been receiving counselling and support from within the cricket community since the tragedy

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(CNN) -- A radiation monitor in California has detected a trace of radioactive material from the stricken nuclear power plant in Japan, the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization said Friday. The exact amounts were not available, but the test ban organization's executive secretary, Tibor Toth, said the measurements were below what would be considered harmful to human health. The treaty organization's chief press officer, Annika Thunborg, said its officials were "absolutely certain" that the radiation detected in California is from Fukushima because the isotypes were consistent with those emitted by the Fukushima reactors, and the timing of their detection is consistent with projections.
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NEW: California exposure represents 1 millionth the background radiation dose rate
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Organization cites isotopes and timing for the conclusion
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EPA has found no increase in radiation levels
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A trace amount of radioactive material has been detected in Sacramento, California

Question: Even before the discovery, some drugstores in @placeholder were running out of potassium iodide, which prevents some of radioactive iodine's harm to the thyroid.


Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti has said he would consider rehiring disgraced football star Ray Rice. In a press conference today he said that 'five years down the line' he could see bring Rice back, believing he could redeem himself. He also said of Ray and his wife Janay, 'I think they're going to be two very successful members of our community in the years to come.' Scroll down for video Speaking out: Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti (above) is saying he would possibly rehire Ray Rice 'five years down the line' Praise: Bisciotti also said he believes Rice and his wife Jany (above) will become 'two very successful members of our community in the years to come'
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Ray Rice got a little good news today when Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he would possibly rehire the football star 'down the line'
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Bisciotti also said he believes Ray and his wife Janay will become 'two very successful members of our community'
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This comes on the same day the team released a lengthy statement refuting claims made by ESPN about their initial knowledge of Rice's abuse scandal

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Yuri Poznychenko has lived in the village of Stepanovka, close to Ukraine's border with Russia, all his life. Poznychenko, 67, was born a few years after the Red Army recaptured this land -- and the strategic hill of Saur Mogila nearby -- from Nazi forces. He is a stoic man, a farmer who knows endurance. But the events of the last few months reduce him to tears. On July 28, amid battles between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists for the area, a sniper from the Ukrainian National Guard shot dead Poznychenko's 36-year-old son as he tried to move his car to safety.
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The battle between the government and separatists for eastern Ukraine is taking its toll on the area's residents
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Ukraine's President has cut off social services in "occupied" areas, and many in Donetsk are starving
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There are no banks left open in the city; residents in the city line up for food handouts driven in from beyond the city
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Donetsk's residents resent Ukraine's Kiev-based government, but deplore the rebels' inability to help them

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The average British man has grown over the past 60 years and is now taller and heavier than his Fifties counterpart. In 1954, a typical British male was just over 5ft 7in tall, weighed 11st 6lbs and had a chest of 37 inches and a waist of 34 inches. He wore size seven shoes, had a collar size of 14. Then and now: In 1954, a typical British male was just over 5ft 7in tall and weighed 11st 6lbs, like Marlon Brando, left. Today, Brad Pitt typifies the body shape of Mr Average, at 5ft 9in, weighing just over 12st
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In 1954, a typical British male was just over 5ft 7in tall, weighing 11st 6lbs
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Today, the average man is 5ft 9in and weighs 12st 6lbs
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Life expectancy has increased from 68 to 79
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Modern men are stronger and more body conscious

Question: As well as being larger, modern man is also stronger and healthier with a life expectancy of 79 - 11 years more than the average life expectancy for a man in the @placeholder.

Question: He added: 'He is likely to exercise at least twice a week and eat and drink about a quarter more than he did in the @placeholder - consuming 2,500 calories a day compared to 2,000 calories back then.'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:50 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:00 EST, 18 June 2013 A grand jury has indicted a former attorney on charges he strangled his ex-wife and tossed her off a cruise ship in Italy almost seven years ago. The Orange County Register says 55-year-old Lonnie Kocontes, of Florida, didn't enter a plea at his arraignment on Monday. He was indicted on Friday on a charge of murder for financial gain. He'll try to have the case dismissed at a June 26 hearing, arguing that local authorities lack jurisdiction to prosecute. Charged: Lonnie Kocontes, left, was indicted with Kanesaki's murder, pictured right, nearly seven years after her death
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Autopsy revealed Micki Kanesaki, 52, had been strangled before thrown off a cruise ship passing Italian coast
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Kanesaki's ex-husband Lonnie Kocontes is charged with her murder
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Couple had a rocky relationship from start with cruise said to have been effort to rekindle their marriage
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Kanesaki was arrested twice for domestic abuse after their divorce
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Kocontes was arrested for sexual acts and lewd conduct on a girl under 16 during their six-year marriage

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Catch me if you can: On-the-run Colonel Gaddafi has a £1m bounty on his head to be caught dead or alive Libyan rebels today offered a £1m reward to capture Gaddafi as the hunt intensified to find the runaway leader. The opposition council in Benghazi hopes that the sum will tempt members of Gaddafi's inner circle to turn him in. The rebels will have large amounts of cash available when Libyan assets are unfrozen and they have promised amnesty to anybody who captures or kills Gaddafi. The offer came after the toppled dictator fled his palace in Tripoli and is believed to have escaped through a 2,000 mile network of tunnels running through the country.
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Catch me if you can: On-the-run Colonel Gaddafi has a £1m bounty on his head to be caught dead or alive Dictator escaped through tunnels to 'secret hideout in Tripoli'
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Gaddafi's daughter says Libyans must unite against Nato
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Tent where Gaddafi met Tony Blair is overrun
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Looters steal TVs and joyride in the dictator's golf buggies
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Bedrooms and sitting rooms trashed and photo albums taken
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Libya will be reduced to 'volcanoes, fire and lava', vows Gaddafi
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'There's no danger, I drove through Tripoli yesterday', he claims
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Fighters preparing to enter network of tunnels under compound
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400 people killed in the three day battle for Tripoli, rebels say
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British reporters trapped in Rixos Hotel finally released

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(CNN) -- When Bill Gates testified via videotape in Microsoft's antitrust trial in 1998, he was combative and defensive, as if he couldn't believe how stupid the entire procedure was. He didn't expect the tape to be shown in court. It was, and it was a disaster. Public opinion turned -- instead of a billionaire genius who had built Microsoft into the most valuable tech company in the world, he was a condescending monopolist who didn't have time for the legal system. Amazingly, Gates didn't see it coming. As Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen relates in his recent autobiography, the anti-Microsoft sentiment "cut Bill to the core." Gates told the media that government attorney David Boies was "really out to destroy Microsoft."
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Bill Gates' testimony in antitrust trial turned public opinion against him, Matt Rosoff says
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Rosoff says Larry Page of Google is close to being in a similar situation
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Page is stretching company from online video to social networking to mobile phones, he says

Question: Like Gates, he is hugely ambitious -- he once suggested that Google hire a million engineers and told early investors that he saw @placeholder as a $100 billion company.

Question: For Google's sake, here's hoping he handles it with more grace than @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The news that Scotland has rejected independence from the rest of the United Kingdom -- by a relatively close 55-45 margin -- has reassured financial markets and many governments across the world. Not only does it secure the future (for now, at least) of one of the longest and most successful political unions in the world -- it also makes the prospect of a future British exit from the European Union less likely in coming years. Numerous world leaders, from U.S. President Barack Obama to Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, had strongly asserted that it is in the best interests of the global community for the UK to stay together. This reflects the fact that, while no longer a great power, Britain continues to play a significant role on the world stage with wide-ranging international interests.
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Hammond: UK allies will breathe sigh of relief after Scotland rejects independence
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"No" vote makes Britain's proposed exit from the European Union less likely
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Questions remain about what to do with the UK's Scotland-based nuclear arsenal
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Outcome will please other European leaders grappling with secessionist movements

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Question: Taken overall, today's vote will provide reassurance for key UK allies, especially the @placeholder and Europe, despite lingering concerns about the future of Britain's military capability.


Secret plans to airlift penniless Britons stranded in Cyprus back home have been drawn up by the Government. Senior Whitehall sources say that if the crisis spirals out of control, British citizens who want to come back will be offered airline tickets. If necessary, they will also be given transport to get to airports, probably by the British Army. There are an estimated 60,000 British expatriates in Cyprus and 3,000 British soldiers based there. The military may rescue up to 60,000 expats as the island faces financial meltdown News of plans to rescue Brits from the island comes as Cyprus’s government reached a deal with EU authorities on a financial bail-out essential to avoid the country sliding further into chaos.
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Estimated 60,000 British expatriates in Cyprus and 3,000 British soldiers based there
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Cyprus's government reached a deal with EU authorities on a financial bail-out essential to avoid the country sliding further into chaos

Question: Some Britons with foresight switched their savings to @placeholder accounts several months ago and now those with the means to do so, many retired, are making plans to sell their properties and return home.


By Neil Ashton Follow @@neilashton_ The last time the England team had an aura about them was at the World Cup in 2006. They were a bloody difficult team to beat. When that team stood in the tunnel, the opposition knew that they would be in for a game. There was a presence about Gary Neville, Rio Ferdinand, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Wayne Rooney and captain David Beckham when they took to the field. Going home: England's players applaud their travelling supporters after drawing 0-0 with Costa Rica in their final World Cup group game Bright future: England boss Roy Hodgson believes the country's young players can develop ahead of Euro 2016
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England only collected one point throughout this World Cup campaign
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Roy Hodgson's men leave Brazil 2014 without even qualifying past the group stages

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(CNN) -- Airline passengers left stranded by a freak snowstorm that pounded the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states were waiting to get to their destinations Sunday, many after spending a restless night on cots or airport floors. "Whatever kind of system they had, it completely and utterly broke down," said passenger Fatimah Dahandari, who spent a night in Hartford, Connecticut's Bradley International Airport while trying to get to New York. "It looks like a refugee camp in here." More than 4 million people in at least five states were without power Sunday as the storm moved offshore. Up to five deaths, some in traffic accidents, were blamed on the storm.
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NEW: Conn. governor tells residents to expect record low temperatures
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More than 4 million people are without power
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JetBlue: Passengers are getting refunds, round-trip voucher
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As many as five people are killed

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By Colette Fahy PUBLISHED: 21:30 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:47 EST, 7 November 2013 Rebuked: Charlie Sheen has been slapped with a restraining order after violating a gagging clause over his custody case with Brooke Mueller Charlie Sheen was given a dressing down by the judge presiding over the custody case involving his twins Bob and Max after making very public comments about the ongoing legal proceedings. According to TMZ, the Anger Management star was slapped with a restraining order which contains a gagging clause meaning that if he talks publicly about the case - or the boys' mother Brooke Mueller - again... he's off to prison.
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Judge warns Sheen: 'Don't forget I'm Italian'
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Charlie had posted a picture of a birthday cake with a grenade on Twitter as a message to Brooke
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Sheen lashed out at Mueller calling her a 'chubby weirdo' after her bid to get a restraining order against him on Monday failed
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He's now prohibited from going within 200 yards of Brooke or contacting her and could face jail if he breaks order
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Brooke could 'regain full custody of the boys by Christmas if she doesn't relapse', according to reports

Question: But their behaviour is not limited to home with @placeholder, in particular, reportedly attacking fellow students and teachers at the school they started in November.


BELGRADE, Serbia -- Partizan Belgrade are unlikely to appeal against their ban from the UEFA Cup, the Serbian first division club's deputy general secretary Gordan Petric said on Thursday. There is little for the Partizan players to celebrate after UEFA's verdict. "We will decide what to do over the next few days but appealing against the verdict may not be the smartest thing to do because UEFA may react by imposing even stronger repercussions," Petric told Belgrade's B 92 television. "We really left no room to the UEFA Disciplinary Committee to be lenient because we had been punished in 25 of our 36 European matches in the last five years and we need to address the problem very seriously," he said.
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Serbian club Partizan Belgrade are thrown out of this year's UEFA Cup
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Rioting fans caused a hold-up during their tie at Serbia's Zrinjski Mostar
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Partizan, who won 6-1, are unlikely to appeal against UEFA's verdict

Question: Earlier on Thursday, @placeholder took the most drastic action against a Serbian club to date, banning them from European competition for one year and fining them 50,000 Swiss francs ($41.259).


By Natalie Clarke For The Daily Mail Smitten: Hannah Stone is at the centre of a love triangle after she 'fell for' opera singer Bryn Terfel's 'charm offensive' What a delightful operatic libretto it would make: a story of star-crossed lovers, with a hint of farce. A beautiful young harpist with golden hair, who plays in royal palaces across the land, entrances two men. Both are opera singers. One is older, rich and famous, a big hulk of a man; the other is young and fresh-faced and on the cusp of greatness. They become love rivals. The beautiful harpist marries the younger man, but realises it is the hulk of a man she really loves.
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Hannah Stone, 27, married 'up-and-coming' baritone Gary Griffiths in 2012
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Mr Griffiths had been described as 'the next Bryn Terfel' - a Welsh baritone
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The young singer said at time that the comparison was 'incredibly flattering'
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But now Miss Stone has fallen for 48-year-old Mr Terfel's 'charm offensive'
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She has walked out on Mr Griffiths who is said to be 'bereft' at the situation
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The pair's new romance has been an 'open secret' in the classical world
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Mr Terfel split with his childhood sweetheart Lesley in 2012, after 25 years

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Kurdish forces defending Kobane urged a U.S.-led coalition to escalate air strikes on Islamic State fighters who tightened their grip on the Syrian town at the border with Turkeyon Saturday. A group that monitors the Syrian civil war said the Kurdish forces faced inevitable defeat in Kobane if Turkey did not open its border to let through arms - something Ankara has so far appeared reluctant to do. The U.S.-led coalition escalated air strikes on Islamic State in and around Kobane, also known as Ayn al-Arab, some four days ago. Kurdish forces defending Kobani urged a U.S.-led coalition to escalate air strikes on Islamic State fighters who tightened their grip on the Syrian town at the border with Turkeyon Saturday
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Kurdish forces want even more air strikes on Islamic State fighters in Syrian town
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The U.S. military conducted six airstrikes against Islamic State militants near the besieged Syrian city of Kobane on Friday and Saturday
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The air attacks near Kobane hit an Islamic State fighting position and two small units, damaged a command-and-control facility and destroyed three trucks

Question: The Kobani crisis has sparked deadly violence in @placeholder, which has a Kurdish population numbering 15 million


Nico Rosberg lit up the world title contest by putting himself on pole for the American Grand Prix, a race beset by what seems to be a fanciful threat of a boycott. The Circuit of the Americas was meant to suit championship leader Lewis Hamilton, but his Mercedes team-mate Rosberg was nearly four-tenths faster, giving the German hope of closing his 17-point deficit. It was Rosberg’s ninth pole of the season — against Hamilton’s seventh — yet the Brit has shown again and again this season how he can rise beyond his starting position with bravura race drives. Nico Rosberg (centre) will start in pole position ahead of Lewis Hamilton (left) and Valtteri Bottas (right)
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Nico Rosberg claims US Grand Prix pole ahead of Lewis Hamilton
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Hamilton was quickest in Q1 ahead of Felipe Massa, Valtteri Bottas and his Mercedes team-mate and championship rival Rosberg in fourth
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Rosberg was fastest in Q2 ending Hamilton's 10-session winning streak
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Jean-Eric Vergne, Esteban Gutierrez, Sebastian Vettel and Romain Grosjean were elminated in Q1
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The threat of a race boycott by F1's smaller teams Force India, Lotus and Sauber looks unlikely to be realised

Question: Romain Grosjean of @placeholder was the slowest of the 16 drivers, sitting out the action once the first session was over.


(CNN) -- England beat India by a crushing 319 run margin with a day to spare in the second test at Trent Bridge to take a 2-0 lead in the four-test series. Tim Bresnan was the hero, taking five wickets after hitting a brutal 90 to set India a near-impossible target of 478 runs to win the match. The fourth day started with England in a commanding position, having turned the test on its head. At one stage India had reduced England to 128-8 during the first innings, but it was the home side that went on to dominate the next two days with both bat and ball.
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England beat India by 319 runs in the second test at Trent Bridge
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The hosts now take a 2-0 lead in the series
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Victory in the third test will see England overtake India as the world's best side
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Third test starts August 10

Question: @placeholder's quick-fire 90 in the morning session helped England reach a huge second innings total of 544 runs.

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 04:34 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:39 EST, 31 October 2013 A sheriff's deputy who shot dead a 13-year-old Californian boy after mistaking his fake AK-47 for a real gun opened fire before his partner was even able to get out of the patrol car, it has emerged. Andy Lopez was shot seven times in a Santa Rosa parking lot by Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Erick Gelhaus after police received reports of a suspicious person. Accounts of just how quickly the shooting took place have been bolstered by investigators confirming that a second officer, a trainee, stayed at the wheel of the police car while Gelhaus approached the boy.
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Erick Gelhaus, 48, shot dead teenage Andy Lopez earlier this month
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Gelhaus has received death threats after the incident that sparked outrage
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The FBI is investigating the fatal shooting of the 13-year-old in Santa Rosa,
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Lopez was spotted carrying a toy gun by cops in Sonoma County
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Ordered him to drop his weapon and opened fire in less than 10 seconds
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Witness: Deputies continued to shoot at body even after he had fallen

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