Los Angeles (CNN) -- Sirhan B. Sirhan, the convicted assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, will make a personal appearance before a California parole board for the first time in at least nine years on Wednesday, supported by two psychologists' reports saying he no longer poses a threat to society, his attorney said. And in what a prosecutor and Sirhan's attorney say will be an extraordinary appearance, one of the surviving shooting victims in the 1968 assassination, retired TV journalist William Weisel, is expected to tell the parole panel that he won't object to Sirhan's release if the board OKs it, Weisel told CNN.
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One of the surviving shooting victims will not oppose parole if the board OKs it
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Two psychologists' reports say Sirhan poses no threat to society, his attorney says
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Sirhan, 66, serving life sentence for 1968 slaying of Robert Kennedy

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(CNN) -- Ronaldinho plundered a hat-trick as AC Milan crushed 10-man Siena 4-0 on Sunday to close the gap on Serie A leaders Inter Milan to just six points and with the Milan derby to come next week. Milan also have a game in hand meaning they could potentially draw level with the four-in-a-row champions if they were to win next weekend's crunch clash. The hosts started in determined mood following Inter's 2-2 draw at Bari on Saturday and Ronaldinho took an Alessandro Nesta cross on his chest on three minutes before sending a spectacular overhead bicycle kick just off target.
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Brazilian Ronaldinho plundered a hat-trick as AC Milan crushed 10-man Siena 4-0 in Serie A
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The result means Milan close the gap on Serie A leaders and city rivals Inter Milan to just six points
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Juventus continue to slide down the table after slumping to a 1-0 defeat at Chievo

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(CNN) -- Facebook and Google are battling it out to dominate your smartphone time and, for now, Facebook is winning. According to the latest stats from comScore, Facebook was the most popular mobile app in the United States in 2012. The Google Maps app held the top position until October, when Apple rolled out its latest mobile operating system, iOS 6, and replaced the built-in Google Maps app with its own, less accurate version. Of course, Facebook also had a hand in its own success. Its number of monthly unique visitors rose steadily over the course of the year. In August, the company rolled out a long overdue revamp of its iOS mobile app for iPhone and iPads, significantly speeding up the launch, scroll and browsing times. User reviews in Apple's App Store shot up as a result, and in December the company followed up with a better version of its Android app.
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Facebook had the most popular mobile app for Android and iOS combined in 2012
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Google Maps was in second place followed by five other Google apps
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Facebook had highest levels of engagement, with 23% of app time spent in the app

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Question: The more interesting story in the coming year might be Google's rise to dominate all mobile platforms, not just its own @placeholder operating system.


As dream starts go they didn't come any more perfect than Andy Fenn's. It was February, the season was just beginning, and on the Mediterranean island of Majorca the 21-year-old Scot sprinted in at the head of a star-studded field to win the Trofeo Palma. Next day, Fenn did it again. Two outings in the colours of his new team, Omega Pharma-QuickStep, and two victories. And among those watching from the sidelines, and kicking himself, was Dave Brailsford. Andrew Fenn celebrates victory in Mallorca as he crosses the finish line for Omega-Pharma QuickStep Dave Brailsford watched Fenn win his first two races in Majorca for Omega
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Andy Fenn's two debut wins for Omega Pharma-QuickStep were in front of Dave Brailsford in 2011
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He appeared to be set to follow in the footsteps of Mark Cavendish
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But Fenn failed to kick-on from there and could not break  into the team
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After signing for Team Sky, he wants to rediscover form and confidence

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(CNN) -- Joe Kistel and Penny Malphrus have never met. But they are connected in a way that may help provide each of them with an answer to the same question: Could strewn pieces of metal recently found partially buried in the sandy ocean floor 20 miles off the coast of St. Augustine, Florida, be what's left of a plane that disappeared without a trace 16 years ago? The story begins on February 17, 1996. That's the day Penny's father, Stewart Dunbar, an experienced pilot, took off on a short solo flight from Swainsboro, Georgia, to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Dunbar was returning home after going to show his twin engine propeller-driven Piper Aerostar to a prospective buyer who, as it so happened, failed to show up for the scheduled appointment.
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Penny Malphrus has wondered for 16 years what became of her father
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He disappeared over the ocean after sending a distress call from his small plane
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Diver Joe Kistel found sea-floor debris in an area where the plane might have fallen

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Former Defence Force chief, Angus Houston, and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, have been named as Australia's next knights. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the Queen accepted his recommendation that the Duke of Edinburgh and Air Chief Marshal Houston 'be awarded Australia's highest honour as Knights of the Order of Australia'. Mr Abbott said Prince Philip was receiving the honour to recognise his contribution to Australia over the course of the Queen's 62-year reign. Scroll down for video Prime Minister Tony Abbott recommended former Defence Chief Angus Houston for a knighthood Sir Houston (left) led the investigation into missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370
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Former Defence Force chief Angus Houston has been given a knighthood
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He led the investigations into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and the shooting down of MH17 over Ukraine
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Sir Houston served in the armed forces for more than forty years
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'Throughout his life, Sir Angus has put Australia first,' Prime Minister said
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Duke of Edinburgh also awarded Knight of the Order of Australia honour
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He was recognised for his contribution to Australia

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Louis van Gaal has praised his Manchester United side for their 'unbelievable' team spirit after they came from a goal down to beat Preston North End 3-1 in the FA Cup on Monday night. The Red Devils will play Arsenal in the quarter-finals after seeing off the League One side at Deepdale, with goals from Ander Herrera, Marouane Fellaini and Wayne Rooney. However, it took a Scott Laird opener for Preston for Van Gaal to change his system and see his team finally spark into life. The Dutchman claims that he was 'satisfied' before that moment, and delighted afterwards. Louis van Gaal - pictured with captain Wayne Rooney - was proud after Manchester United beat Preston
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Manchester United beat Preston North End 3-1 on Tuesday night
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Red Devils through to FA Cup quarter-finals after victory at Deepdale
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Scott Laird had put the League One side in front in the second half
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Ander Herrera, Marouane Fellaini and Wayne Rooney sealed win for United
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Louis van Gaal says visitors' team spirit was 'unbelievable'
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Man United will host Arsenal at Old Trafford in the sixth round

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By Paul Donnelley A father who had been playing Assassin’s Creed 3 on his PlayStation killed his baby daughter because she would not stop screaming, a court heard. Mark Sandland, 28, picked up five-week-old Aimee-Rose by her torso and shook her during a sudden loss of temper, prosecutors said. He claimed that he had suffered an epileptic fit and came round to find his daughter underneath him at their flat in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex. Tattooed thug Mark Sandland arrives at court. He has confessed to the manslaughter of his daughter because she would not stop crying while he ws playing a computer game
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Mark Sandland, 28, shook five-week-old Aimee-Rose to death
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Moaned to girlfriend - baby ‘hasn’t shut up since half hour after you left'
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Claimed that he had an epileptic fit and woke up with baby under him
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Aimee-Rose died of her injuries four days after hospital admittance

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- The man tapped as Afghanistan's next intelligence chief faces allegations of drug trafficking and torture that stem from his work as a powerful official in the rough-and-tumble Taliban-birthplace of Kandahar, according to testimony from a top Canadian diplomat and other sources familiar with the new appointee. A staunch Karzai loyalist and anti-Taliban fighter known for his experience and heavy-handed tactics, Asadullah Khalid is the country's minister of tribal and border affairs who oversees its southern security forces. On Sunday evening, President Hamid Karzai officially nominated the Pashtun leader as head of the National Directorate of Security.
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Asadullah Khalid is accused of drug trafficking and torture
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President Karzai has nominated him to lead National Directorate of Security
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Canadian official says Khalid a torturer; other sources say that's not correct

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The West has slapped stringent sanctions on Russia in response to the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, believed by the U.S. and others to have been shot down with a Russia-supplied Buk missile system by eastern Ukraine rebels. While the introduction of financial sanctions will create the most immediate squeeze on Russia, it is the crack-down on the arms trade which has triggered debate. Future imports and exports between the EU and Russia are now banned -- but existing contracts, including France's $1.6 billion Mistral-class warships deal, are allowed to go ahead. But Russia is one of the few countries in the world that is nearly self-sufficient in its defense production, according to IHS Jane's expert Guy Anderson. So will the arms embargo have an impact?
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As part of its sanctions against Russia, the EU has cracked down on the arms trade with Moscow
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In the short-term, the arms ban is unlikely to have a significant impact on Russia's military might

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Question: In the long term, he said, Russia could feel pain from losing access to the latest high-tech defense electronic systems developed in the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Update: Felix Baumgartner landed safely on Earth after jumping from 128,000 feet. I will always wonder what it was like to huddle around a shortwave radio and through the crackling static from space hear the faint beeps of the world's first satellite -- Sputnik. I also missed watching Neil Armstrong step foot on the moon and the first space shuttle take off for the stars. Those events were way before my time. As a kid, I was fascinated with what goes on in the sky, and when NASA pulled the plug on the shuttle program I was heartbroken. Yet the privatized space race has renewed my childhood dreams to reach for the stars.
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Felix Baumgartner to attempt skydive from 23 miles up
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Weather will determine whether the jump will go on
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Meteorologist Judson Jones is anxiously awaiting the jump

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 05:18 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 15 January 2014 A thug who attacked a soldier from Prince Harry’s air base with a 'cowardly' gang who robbed and beat him unconscious has been jailed for more than three years. Mitchell Ambrose, 20, of Ipswich, Suffolk, took part in the assault on 21-year-old Jack Shilton - who had served in Afghanistan - along with four other gang members who were jailed two months ago. Ambrose was also sentenced for a ‘mindless drunken vandalism’ spree four months before the attack on the Army Air Corps serviceman, who maintains Apache helicopters at RAF Wattisham.
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Mitchell Ambrose, 20, of Ipswich, took part in assault on Jack Shilton, 21
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He'd served in Afghanistan and maintains helicopters at RAF Wattisham
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Four other gang members were jailed in November for their part in attack
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They were Jerran Hart, Adam Poulter, Matthew Kersey and Jamie Duncan
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Ambrose also jailed for 'mindless drunken vandalism' spree before attack

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It used to be Cowboys and Indians or Cops and Robbers, now school children are playing a new sickening game in the playground: Jihadi John and the hostages. The online plague of Islamic State propaganda has inspired a worrying new trend among some school children to shockingly re-enact the group’s disturbing execution videos. The latest video from Libya, showing the beheading of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians on a beach, has inspired a group of children in Yemen to film their own mock up version and post it online. Scroll down for videos Lined up on the beach: The group of young boys in Yemen are forced to their knees and stare down at the sand whilst they await their mock execution
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Chilling video shows children recreating the murder of Coptic Christians
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Teenagers lead younger boys to a beach and force them to their knees
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One boy then rants towards the camera while Islamic chanting is heard
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They then pretend to execute the boys in scenes that suggests they have studied ISIS' murder of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians on a Libyan beach
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Elsewhere young Egyptian boys are also re-enacting ISIS murder videos
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And Japanese schoolgirls have also filmed ISIS-style mock executions

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Frank Lampard has insisted he remains fully committed to New York City and said he only ever joined Manchester City as a way of staying fit ahead of the Major League Soccer season. Manchester City have faced a storm of criticism for their handling of Lampard's situation since it was confirmed on New Year's Eve that the 36-year-old will remain with the Barclays Premier League champions until the end of the season, delaying his debut for sister club New York until midway through their inaugural MLS campaign. There has been much confusion over Lampard's contractual situation, with differing accounts as to when he signed for which club and for how long.
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Frank Lampard insists MLS outfit New York City remains his priority
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The former Chelsea midfielder is currently on loan at Manchester City
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Lampard says he moved to the Etihad to keep fit ahead of his MLS start

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Louis van Gaal has revealed he wants his Manchester United team to play in the same style as Sunday's opponents Everton as he once again prepared to be without a raft of players this weekend. United boss Van Gaal said this afternoon he will be without nine first team players for the visit of Roberto Martinez's side from Merseyside and revealed that central defender Paddy McNair will be selected once again after his debut against West Ham last week. But the Dutchman continues his quest for following football and believes Everton and their Spanish coach are a fitting template. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Louis van Gaal speak about Everton
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Louis van Gaal says he wants Manchester United to play the Everton way this weekend at Old Trafford
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Two sides meet on Sunday with both looking for a crucial Premier League victory
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Van Gaal admits eight players are out injured and Paddy McNair will feature again
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Everton have won just one game this season but Van Gaal admits he loves the way Roberto Martinez sees the game
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Dutch boss says he has spoken to Ed Woodward about midweek friendlies and is a fan of the idea
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Despite the glowing praise of Everton, Van Gaal still insists he wants United to dominate the Premier League fixture

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MOSCOW, Russia (CNN)  -- A Russian-led bloc of post-Soviet nations has agreed to establish a rapid-reaction military force to combat terrorists and respond to regional emergencies, Russian media reported Wednesday. Russian navy soldiers stand guard during a military ceremony. The decision came a day after reports that Kyrgyzstan is planning to close a strategically important U.S. military base that Washington uses to transport troops and supplies into Afghanistan. On Wednesday, the Collective Security Treaty Organization -- made up of Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan -- decided on the rapid-reaction force at a Kremlin summit, the Russian news agency RIA-Novosti reported.
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Seven nations agree to form rapid-reaction force
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Russian media say force will fight terrorism, respond to disasters
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It will be based in Russia under a single command
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Report comes after Kyrgyzstan says it will close U.S. base

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(CNN) -- Cristiano Ronaldo scored the winner as Real Madrid beat 10-man Manchester United 2-1 Tuesday to reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League 3-2 on aggregate after a pulsating match which turned on the controversial dismissal of Nani just before the hour mark. United had just gone ahead on the night through a Sergio Ramos own goal when the Portugal midfielder attempted to control a high clearance from his defense. But Nani's foot was high and his studs caught Real's Alvaro Arbeloa in his midriff as he moved forward to intercept the ball. Turkish referee Cuneyt CakÄ±r then stunned the Old Trafford by showing a red card to Nani as he recovered from the collision.
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Real Madrid beat 10-man Manchester United 2-1
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Nani controversially sent off just before the hour mark
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Goals from Luka Modric and Cristiano Ronaldo for Real
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Borussia Dortmund beat Shakhtar Donetsk 3-0 to go through 5-2 on aggregate

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Irbil, Iraq (CNN) -- A day after Britain's military launched its first airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq, the question is: Who will be next to join the U.S.-led coalition in its air campaign against the extremists who have seized a swath of Iraq and Syria? As Turkish soldiers and tanks took up position along the border with Syria on Tuesday, Turkey's government put a motion before its Parliament asking for authorization to take military action against ISIS -- the terror group that refers to itself as the Islamic State. Lawmakers are expected to debate the measure in a special session Thursday before voting, according to Anadolu, Turkey's semiofficial news agency.
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Bomb blasts kill 39 people, including 30 schoolchildren, U.N. chief says
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U.N. chief condemns attack as an "act of utmost depravity''
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Coalition is at an important moment, John R. Allen, retired general, says
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Turkey deploys troops along its border with Syria as lawmakers consider intervention

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New York (CNN) -- Enjoy hypocrisy? This past weekend you could glut the appetite. On Monday, Israeli ships stopped a flotilla carrying materials that could be used for war, including cement that Israel maintained could be used to build bunkers, to Hamas-ruled Gaza. The crew of one boat resisted violently, triggering a firefight in which nine people were killed, most of them Turkish nationals. Turkey is protesting vigorously. But, question: Turkey is a NATO ally, an applicant to the European Union. What is it doing allowing its nationals to smuggle cement that could build bunkers? Especially when those nationals belong to a group, the Turkish IHH (Insani Yardim Vakfi) that Israel has designated a terrorist organization?
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David Frum says Gaza flotilla was carrying war materials
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Turkey's criticism of Israel ignores Turkey's occupation of northern Cyprus, he says
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New U.N. non-proliferation resolution targets Israel but ignores Iran threat, Frum says

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Alhambra, California (CNN) -- At first, the pool builder thought his Bobcat bulldozer struck garbage as he dug a hole in a residential backyard. After all, in the older neighborhoods of San Marino, California, people used to bury their garbage. But the plastic bag didn't contain trash. Jose Perez, operating the Bobcat with his father as a co-worker, asked his dad what was inside. His father grabbed an 18-inch piece of reinforcement bar to poke around. "He looked inside it, and he mouthed to me that there were bones in it," Perez testified Wednesday in a Los Angeles County court. "He thought it was a dog, but it didn't look like a dog.
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The fractured skull received at least three blows, a forensic pathologist says
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Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter is accused of murder
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He led a life of multiple identities and once claimed to be "Clark Rockefeller"

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It may be banned for ordinary people in Iran, but Facebook has at least one member in the country. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appears to have become one of the website's newest members. Despite banning it due to its use by activists to rally government opponents in 2009, a page purporting to be for Khamenei himself launched a few days ago with the name Khamenei.ir. Ayatollah Khamenei has joined Facebook despite banning the rest of Iran from the site due to government opposition in 2009 The 73-year-old's page displays pictures of him alongside speeches and pronouncements he has made.
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facebook.com/Khamenei.ir launched a few days ago and has huge following
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Pictures show him surrounded by supporters and early days of revolution
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Authenticity of the site is being questioned and Iran has not commented on it

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By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 07:05 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:14 EST, 29 January 2013 The 'Mr Yummy' ice cream man filmed smashing the van window of his Mr Whippy rival has been spared a jail term. Zeheer Ramzan, 34, was given a six month prison sentence, suspended for two years, at Preston Crown Court yesterday. He was found guilty of assaulting father-of-three Mohammed Mulla in Palatine Road, Blackburn, Lancashire, in an apparent turf war. Scroll down for video Zeheer Ramzan, 34, (right) was given a six month prison sentence, suspended for two years, after the row, which saw his rival Mr Whippy collide with his van after the attack
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Zeheer Ramzan found guilty of assaulting rival 'Mr Whippy' Mohammed Mulla
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Two had rowed in turf wars over selling ice cream
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Ramzan smashed rival's window with a crow bar

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap A new report claims that Democratic U.S. Senator John Walsh plagiarized a good portion of his masters thesis at the U.S. Army War College. Walsh, who was appointed to the seat in February after former Senator Max Baucus resigned the position after he was appointed U.S. Ambassador to China, reportedly took about two-thirds of his 2007 thesis from other works, without giving an attribution. In some instances, he took entire paragraphs verbatim from other works, the report claims. Plagiarism: Senator John Walsh lifted direct quotes from other published works for his masters thesis, according to a published report
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A New York Times shows examples where Walsh's thesis includes unattributed direct quotes
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Walsh says it wasn't intentional, and that his PTSD after a tour in Iraq might have been a factor in how it happened
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Walsh was appointed to the Senate seat in February
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Prior to becoming a member of the Senate, Walsh was Montana's Lt. Governor

Question: @placeholder is the only senator who served in the Iraq war.

Question: Walsh's military record was first questioned in January when records revealed the @placeholder reprimanded him in 2010 for pressuring guardsmen to join a private association for which he was seeking a leadership role.


(CNN) -- American Presidents have come and gone -- but one club tends to unite them all. So often a meeting point for the captains of politics and industry, the golf course has been one of the most popular friends of U.S. leaders since the early part of the 20th century. From William Taft, the 27th President, who introduced the game to the White House, through to Barack Obama, the game has remained a constant in American political life. If Obama has been criticized in recent weeks for spending too much time on the course, there are other presidents who have been equally ardent golfers.
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Golf has been a pastime for U.S. Presidents for over a century
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John F. Kennedy the most talented golfing Commander in Chief
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Golf introduced to White House by William Taft
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Dwight Eisenhower helped golf take off in the U.S.

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The deadly Ebola virus could be used by terrorists to create a dirty bomb capable of killing large numbers of people in the UK, a Cambridge University disease expert has warned. As fears grow over the spread of the disease across parts of West Africa, biological anthropologist Dr Peter Walsh said that although the risk of it reaching the UK was small, a group such as Al Qaeda could use the virus to create a weapon. There is currently no vaccine and no cure for Ebola, which kills up to 90 per cent of its victims. Threat: The deadly Ebola virus, which medics are trying to contain in West Africa (pictured), could be used by terrorists to create a dirty bomb capable of killing large numbers of people, a Cambridge University disease expert has Dr Peter Walsh has warned
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Dr Peter Walsh says group such as Al Qaeda could use virus to create bomb
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Biological anthropologist says risk of Ebola reaching UK is small
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Bomb could cause 'large number' of horrific deaths

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Jailed: Philip Burgess, 22, from Salford, was sentenced to three years for inciting violence during the Manchester riots A Facebook user who posted on the social networking site that rioters should 'put Manchester on the map' has been jailed for three years. Philip Burgess, from Salford, wrote the message when the August riots were at their most fervent, and urged his friends to wreak havoc in the city centre. The 22-year-old, who admitted encouraging the commission of offences of riot and inciting racial hatred, sobbed as the sentence was handed down at Manchester Crown Court. Unemployed Burgess logged on to Facebook on August 9 under his profile name 'Philip Rio Burgess', at 11.44am posted: 'Message to all - we need to start riot 'n we need to put Manchester on the map, first lets riot king street Manchester, haha.'
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Jobless 22-year-old from Salford sobbed as he was sentenced
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In addition, found guilty of inciting racial hatred

Question: At that point @placeholder had not yet been targeted by rioters, but shortly afterwards trouble flared up in the city.


(CNN) -- She made it big decades ago, yet Jean Stapleton still has plenty of fans. Some of those fans are entertainers themselves, who either worked with Stapleton or were awed and inspired by her work. Others enjoyed her performances while sitting in a Broadway theater or watching from their living rooms. Below are a sampling a celebrity reactions, most of them from Twitter: '"All in the Family' star Jean Stapleton dies at 90. One of my favorites has passed away. Jean was Brilliant. RIP" -- Michael Chiklis "It's a sad day. RIP Jean Stapleton. #Legend #Icon #OneOfAKind" -- Mackenzie Phillips
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Rob Reiner says Jean Stapleton had "exquisite timing"
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"Such a sweet lady!!" tweets Dick Van Dyke
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Michael Chiklis calls her "brilliant" and "one of my favorites"

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A woman who lost her brother in the 2002 Bali bombings has called for calm amid a climate of rising racial tension in Australia and urged Prime Minister Tony Abbott not pursue a policy of 'fear-mongering'. Georgia Lysaght, 30, lost her brother Scott, then 33, in the terrorist attack in Indonesia 13 years ago which claimed the lives of 202 people, including 88 Australians. But rather than let the tragedy fill the rest of her life with hatred, Ms Lysaght has dedicated her time to encouraging peace and understanding. After the terrors raids and the shooting of a terror suspect in Melbourne - prompting the Australian government to increase the country's alert level - she penned an open letter to Mr Abbott.
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Georgia Lysaght's brother Scott was killed in the 2002 Bali bombings
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She has written an open letter to Tony Abbott in response to the Australian government's 'fear campaign'
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Question: Ms Lysaght said that her brother's death motivated her to undertake a PhD which focused on the case study of @placeholder, in order that she could understand more fully that the terrorists did not represent the nation


After Italy  struggled to see off lowly Malta on Monday night, the Italian papers have been scathing in their reviews of Antonio Conte's flops - with the exception of Southampton striker Graziano Pelle. Pelle, who earned his call-up after four goals in his first six Premier League games, scored the only goal of the game on debut to spare his side's blushes. And the Italian press hailed their new hero, with the Saints star dominating the front pages alongside criticism of the rest of the team. Graziano Pelle scores his first Italian goal on debut to rescue his side against 10-man Malta in Valletta
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Graziano Pelle scores on debut as Italy scrape past Malta 1-0
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Italian press lay into Antonio Conte's team, but praise Pelle
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Mario Balotelli tells Pelle to 'keep it up' on Instagram
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Southampton striker signed for £8m from Feyenoord this summer

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:35 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 06:35 EST, 24 February 2014 Sweden's king and queen have traveled to New York City to meet the newest addition to the royal family: a baby girl born to the royal couple's daughter Princess Madeline on Thursday. King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia met their new granddaughter for the first time on Saturday after the princess brought the healthy baby girl home from the hospital. The king and queen then headed to Bloomingdale's and Gracious Home for some shopping. On Sunday, the royal couple met their son-in-law, American banker Christopher O'Neil, at Amaranth, a swanky restaurant on Manhattan's Upper East Side, for lunch.
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Sweden's Princess Madeleine and her American banker husband Christopher O'Neill's baby daughter was born on Thursday in NYC
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The couple left a New York hospital with their healthy new daughter on Saturday
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King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia traveled to New York on Saturday to meet their new grandchild
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The royal couple shopped at Bloomingdale's and Gracious Home after meeting the baby
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The couple had lunch with son-in-law on Sunday at swanky Upper East Side restaurant
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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 17:25 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 04:59 EST, 24 February 2014 U.S. health authorities are currently investigating a fourth possible outbreak of norovirus aboard a cruise ship this year. Officials with the Centers for Disease Control boarded the Holland America cruise ship ms Veendam Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. During the course of the week-long Caribbean cruise, 114 passengers and 10 crew members got sick - suffering mainly from vomiting and diarrhea.There were a total of 1,273 passengers on board and 575 crew members. Outbreak: The CDC is currently investigating a possible outbreak of norovirus aboard the Holland America cruise ship ms Veendam. The ship just wrapped a week-long voyage of the Caribbean
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The CDC is investigating the ms Veendam, which returned to port on Saturday after a week-long Caribbean cruise
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The ship failed a sanitation exam in September when inspectors found brown liquid dripping on clean dishes and a fly in the buffet
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Three other cruises have had outbreaks of norovirus this year
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The worst case was on the Royal Caribbean Ship, Explorer of the Seas, where over 600 got sick last month

Question: The @placeholder grades cruise ships on a 100-point scale, and anything less than an 85 is considered failing.


A TV producer lost full custody of her biological daughter after the judge ruled her lesbian lover was the more responsible parent - the first case of its kind in New York involving a same-sex couple. A Family Court judge ruled against Emmy-winning TV producer Brook Altman, from New York, in favor of the six-year-old's adoptive mother Allison Scollar. In October 2006, Altman gave birth to the lesbian couple's baby daughter after a sperm donation from Scollar's close friend Robert Frame. Lesbian lovers: Brook Altman, left, and Allison Scollar, had been together four years when they decided to have a child together with a sperm donation from a friend
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Brook Altman and Allison Scollar had a child six years ago after a friend donated sperm
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When couple split, bitter battle over who should have custody
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Altman fled with daughter to California and accused Scollar of child abuse
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Judge ruled Scollar was more responsible and had child's best interests at heart

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When it was launched, it seemed little more than a pipe dream. Billionaire inventor Elon Musk unveiled a futuristic plan for a new type of transport that would shoot capsules of passengers along a tube at around the speed of sound. Elon Musk, one of the brains behind the online payment system PayPal, and SpaceX claims his solar-powered 'Hyperloop' could herald a revolution in travel. The Hyperloop Transportation Technologies design for Elon Musk's Hyperloop. It hopes to produce a technical feasibility study finished in mid-2015. The team believes the system could link the majority of America's major cities together. Scroll down for video
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Musk is working with UCLA researchers to develop system
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Over 100 engineers have created crowdsourced firm to work on idea
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Hoped the system could be rolled out in cities around the world

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:35 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 11 November 2013 A sequin-clad Sarah Palin today dismissed suggestions that Chris Christie could turn around the Republican party as she refused to throw her support behind him. The former Alaska governor told the Today show she was glad the New Jersey governor won at the polls last week - but fell short of embracing him as a potential GOP presidential candidate in 2016. 'I would never put my hope and faith in any one individual,' she said, dodging the question of whether she supported him. 'There is no Ronald Regan on the scene today.'
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Former Alaska governor said she was glad Christie won in New Jersey last week but refused to back him as a potential 2016 presidential candidate
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She also slammed Obamacare and rejected the president's apology over the troubled health care plan

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(CNN)  -- A wildfire continued its rampage through the San Bernardino National Forest in Southern California on Monday, but the U.S. Forest Service said fire crews were gaining ground. The Sheep Fire in Southern California has burned thousands of acres and left this bus a charred ruin. "Firefighters have made very good progress against the Sheep Fire. It's currently at approximately 7,500 acres with 20 percent containment," U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Robin Prince said Monday. The fire, which was reported Saturday afternoon in the Lytle Creek area, quickly grew to 3,500 acres by early Sunday and forced about 4,000 people in the community of Wrightwood from their homes.
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Sheep Fire is about 7,500 acres with 20 percent containment, Forest Service says
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About 4,000 people in San Bernardino County forced from their homes
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Despite more cooperative weather, people not let back into homes yet

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Manchester United have agreed a £16million fee with Sporting Lisbon for defender Marcos Rojo. Rojo, who touched down in Manchester on Tuesday evening and said joining United ‘feels like a dream’, is set to sign a four-year contract after passing a medical and agreeing personal terms. Louis van Gaal made it a priority to sign a left-footed defender and stepped up his pursuit of Rojo, 24, following Saturday’s shock home defeat by Swansea. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sporting fans go wild as Nani arrives back in Portgual Arrival: Marcos Rojo touched down in England on Tuesday ahead of a move to Manchester United
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Louis van Gaal finally gets his man after a protracted transfer saga
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Sporting announce the two clubs have agreed a £16m fee
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Rojo has been speaking about the move to Manchester United as his 'dream'
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Nani moves back to his former club after seven years at Old Trafford
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United will pay the entirety of the winger's wages during the loan spell
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Rojo is United's third summer signing after Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera

Question: Dreamland: Rojo arrives in Manchester with a member of @placeholder's club staff


CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's full match report Brendan Rodgers' decision to field a weakened team for Liverpool's Champions League clash against Real Madrid was not the unmitigated disaster many predicted. The Reds lost by a smaller margin than their 3-0 home defeat to the reigning champions - but Karim Benzema's match winning strike still leaves Liverpool's European hopes in the balance. Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman was at the Bernabeu to pick out a few points... Karim Benzema celebrates scoring the opening goal as Liverpool's defence appeal for offside One of the few surprises was that Cristiano Ronaldo did not get on the scoresheet
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Liverpool lost 1-0 to Real Madrid in their Champions League clash
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Karim Benzema scored the match winning goal with a first-half strike
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Brendan Rodgers rested players incl. Steven Gerrard and Raheem Sterling
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Simon Mignolet kept his place in goal but looked far from convincing
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Lazar Markovic was at the heart of the Reds' best moves at the Bernabeu

Question: Lazar Markovic almost got through on a couple of occasions but all that did was make you wonder what may have happened had the lightening @placeholder been playing.


(CNN) -- You voted: he won. Revered by the masses of moviegoers worldwide, it came as no surprise that Martin Scorsese ("Taxi Driver," "Raging Bull," "The Departed") topped the Screening Room's "Directors Cut" poll. Martin Scorsese: You voted him best director in our Screening Room poll Walking away with 15 percent of your votes, Scorsese's hard-hitting documentary style, quickfire editing, fondness for NYC backdrops and rapport with De Niro make him your top director. Born on November 17, 1942, as a child Scorsese struggled with his health. The movies -- along with the church -- became a haven for him. "When I was a kid I had terrible asthma -- I didn't go out at all," he told CNN at a masterclass at the 2007 Marrakech Film Festival. "I was out on the streets, yes, but I was not athletic in any way and so the movie theatre was a refuge."
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Martin Scorsese topped the Screening Room's "Directors Cut" poll
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His lauded films include "Mean Streets," "Taxi Driver," "Goodfellas"
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Scorsese finally won the Best Director Oscar for 2006's "The Departed"

Question: "@placeholder" followed three years later, while 1980's "Raging Bull" probably saw De Niro's finest performance under Scorsese.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius offered a public apology before a congressional committee on Wednesday, and insisted that its performance had 'improved.' But moments before her hotly anticipated appearance before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, the Obamacare website crashed and was apparently unavailable in at least 20 states. Even those congressmen who came to question her were unable to load the site in their browsers before the hearing. 'I am as frustrated as anyone,' she told Americans. 'You deserve better. I apologize. I'm accountable to you for fixing these problems and I'm committed to earning your confidence back by fixing the site.'
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Obama's point-person on Obamacare admits 'I am as frustrated as anyone. ... You deserve better. I apologize.'
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Entire healthcare.gov website crashes minutes before Sebelius speaks, going dark in at least 20 states
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'Hold me accountable for the debacle. I'm responsible,' she said
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Bombshell report from September 6 showed how website contractors listed major problems they knew would occur
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House GOP digs in on Obama's promise that 'if you like your health care plan, you can keep it' as the Washington Post calls it a flat-out lie
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On whether Obama is ultimately to blame, Sebelius snipes: 'Whatever. Yes, he is the president. He is responsible for government programs.'

Question: The Washington Post's official public fact-checker declared on Wednesday morning that President Obama lied when he promised that his health care plan would permit @placeholder to keep health insurance plans they liked.


(CNN) -- Sitting in a meeting at NASA's Science Advisory Committee on Monday afternoon, I heard the news that Sally Ride had died. She was important to everyone in that room -- mostly space scientists and NASA officials. But for a handful of women like me, she was an irreplaceable leader. Sally Ride, first American woman in space, dies Sally Ride wasn't the first woman to go into space, or to want to do so, much less the first woman qualified to do so. She would have been the first to tell you that. But as the first U.S. woman in space, on STS-7, the seventh flight of America's new space shuttle, she was the first woman astronaut most Americans knew about. And she used that fame for good.
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Sally Ride, America' first female astronaut, died this week
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Meg Urry: For a handful of women, she was an irreplaceable leader
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She says Ride was part of a wave of accomplished women who broke through barriers
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Urry: In later years, Ride took on science literacy, opening doors for younger women

Question: Ride served on the NASA board investigating the Challenger disaster, then left @placeholder in 1987.


(CNN) -- Zabiullah Mujahid, one of two spokesmen for Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar, spoke recently with CNN's Nic Robertson about the war in Afghanistan and the Taliban's relationship with al Qaeda. CNN's Nic Robertson, left, talks to Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid at an undisclosed location. Mujahid almost never gives TV interviews and he initially said the interview with CNN would last 15 minutes, but spoke to Robertson for 45. Here is an edited transcript. CNN: Can you tell me what the Taliban strategy is in Afghanistan? Zabiullah Mujahid: The policy is quite clear. We ask from the beginning and we say once again to enforce the sharia law and Islamic government in Afghanistan, to remove foreign forces from our country. This is our country; we have to govern it.
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Zabiullah Mujahid, Afghan Taliban spokesman talks to CNN's Nic Robertson
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Mujahid says Taliban wants to disturb Afghanistan election
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He says they want to enforce sharia law, Islamic government in Afghanistan
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Suicide bombs, traditional warfare, talks among options, Mujahid says

Question: Mujahid: @placeholder is one thing and al Qaeda is another.


Epsom, England (CNN) -- Watched by the Queen of England, hot favorite Camelot won the Epsom Derby on Saturday, setting up a potential tilt at English horse racing's Triple Crown. Camelot, with odds of 13-8, added the prestigious title to his 2,000 Guineas win in comfortable fashion, triumphing by five lengths. He will now be targeted at the St. Ledger Stakes later this year, according to his owner. If successful, he will become the first horse since the great Nijinsky in 1970 to win the treble. With Camelot trained by Aiden O'Brien and ridden by his 19-year-old son Joseph, history was made on the weekend of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. The pair became the first father-son/trainer-jockey combination to win England's premier Classic race.
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Camelot wins English horse racing's Epsom Derby, as Queen watches
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Event marks the start of British ruler's Diamond Jubilee celebrations this weekend
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Camelot's trainer and jockey become first father-son combination to win race
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The horse has now completed two legs of the prestigious English Triple Crown

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By Sarah Griffiths The Earth’s magnetic field, which protects the planet from cosmic radiation, has grown weaker over the past six months. Data collected by the European Space Agency’s Swarm satellites has indicated weak spots in the magnetic field. The first set of high-resolution images generated from the constellation reveals dramatic declines over the Western Hemisphere. The Earth's magnetic field, which protects the planet from solar radiation, has grown weaker over the past six months, according to satellite data. This map shows the filed from January to June. Shades of red represent areas of strengthening, while blues show areas of weakening over the 6-month period
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Data was collected by the European Space Agency's Swarm satellites
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First data set reveals dramatic declines over the Western hemisphere, but a strengthening of the Earth's magnetic field over the southern Indian Ocean
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Changes could be due to the magnetic poles getting ready to 'flip'
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Latest measurements confirm movement of magnetic North towards Siberia
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Scientists previously estimated the Earth’s magnetic field is weakening at five per cent every century and now think it could be 10 times as fast

Question: @placeholder’s satellites pick up signals from the magnetic field as well as other sources, which could help scientists solve the mystery of why the planet’s magnetic field behaves as it does.


Luis Suarez chewed up and spat out Manchester City with a deadly double but the Barcelona striker found himself at the centre of a fresh bite row as  Twitter users suggested he had a nibble of Martin Demichelis. Suarez’s first-half goals have Barca in the driving seat ahead of the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie  but it was his actions at the end of the 2-1 win that threatened to overshadow his classy finishing. The 90 minutes had come and gone when the former Liverpool star ran across Demichelis and as the City defender’s arm flicks towards Suarez, he appears to move his head down to meet it. Did he try another bite?
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Luis Suarez clashed with Martin Demichelis in 92nd minute at the Etihad
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Barcelona beat Manchester City 2-1 in Champions League last-16 tie
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Did the Uruguayan striker really bite again on Tuesday night?
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Suarez was banned for seven games after biting Otman Bakkal of PSV
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FA handed him 10-match suspension after clash with Branislav Ivanovic
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Forward was given nine-game ban from world football after biting the back of Giorgio Chiellini's shoulder in a World Cup group game
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Suarez scored both goals as Barcelona took advantage in first leg
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READ: Suarez denies biting Martin Demichelis?

Question: Suarez revealed he had been seeing a therapist in @placeholder as he looked to prevent a further incident from happening.


JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin charged into the culture wars Saturday in Pennsylvania, painting Sen. Barack Obama as a radical on abortion rights. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks at a rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Saturday. The stop comes amid news that Palin violated Alaska ethics law by trying to get her former brother-in-law fired from the state police, a state investigator's report for the bipartisan Legislative Council concluded Friday. Ethics woes aside, Palin focused her attention on abortion -- an issue that rallies the conservative base but some say alienates independent and women voters. "In times like these with wars and financial crisis, I know that it may be easy to forget even as deep and abiding a concern as the right to life, and it seems that our opponent kind of hopes you will forget that," Palin told a crowd in Johnstown. "He hopes that you won't notice how radical, absolutely radical his idea is on this, and his record is, until it's too late."
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Sarah Palin, Barack Obama both campaign Saturday in Pennsylvania
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Palin hammers Obama on the abortion issue in Johnstown
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Obama acknowledges McCain's efforts to "tone down the rhetoric"

Question: "A vote for @placeholder is a vote for activist courts that will continue to smother the open and democratic debate that we deserve and that we need on this issue of life," she said.


Cupertino, California (CNN) -- The iPhone 4S may not look any different from its predecessor, but it is Apple's only model with a sort of robot living inside. Apple's new phone, which was announced on Tuesday to be sold in stores on October 14, will have a new function called Siri. The program lets people bark commands or ask questions to the phone, and it will provide an answer or ask follow-up questions in order to perform a given task. At the news conference, Phil Schiller, Apple's marketing executive, called Siri "the coolest feature of the new iPhone 4S," and the company is expected to advertise Siri heavily in its sales pitches.
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Apple's iPhone 4S will have a new voice-assistant feature called Siri
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Siri is based on a government-funded research program
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Apple acquired Siri in April 2010

Question: Ask Siri to remind you to buy flowers for your wife at a certain time, and @placeholder may ask you to identify her in the phone's address book.


A mother has claimed that staff at a Logan's Roadhouse kicked her out of a wedding reception meal for breastfeeding her baby daughter. Patricia Varner was at a party in the McDonough, Georgia, outlet of the eatery when she stopped to feed her nine-week-old child - and was allegedly hounded out of the restaurant. According to Varner, first a waitress then a manager started haranguing her to stop after she sat down in a secluded booth and fed the baby girl underneath a blanket. Complaint: Patricia Varner says she was thrown out of the Logan's Roadhouse in McDonough, Georgia Baby: Her daughter, whose name Varner did not give, was allegedly being fed discreetly when management intervened
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Patricia Varner says she was thrown out of eatery in McDonough, Georgia
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Mom said she went to private booth to feed daughter under a blanket
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But was then allegedly hounded out by restaurant manager
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Georgia state law says women can breastfeed without restriction
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Logan's Roadhouse have disputed her version of events

Question: This includes a section of the @placeholder code which calls breastfeeding 'an important and basic act of nurture'.


By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 20 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:37 EST, 20 January 2014 Two Florida teacher's aides were hauled to jail Friday after witnessing what cell phone video reveals was the brutal beating of a boy in a special education classroom. Authorities say Mona Sagar, 59, and Kristie Gilmore, 38, stood idly by January 9 at Discovery Intermediate School and are now charged with child neglect for reportedly not even picking up the cell phones or radios they had handy to call for help. Also arrested were three students--two boys and a girl--from the Poinciana classroom who are charged with aggravated assault and disrupting a school function.
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Kristie Gilmore and Mona Sagar face suspension after not even calling for help in the Poinciana classroom January 9
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The two women had cell phones and radios but still allegedly did nothing
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'I'm gonna stomp your heart! ': The attacker can be heard threatening to kill the victim, who had a medical condition

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 04:07 EST, 2 December 2011 Apple today insisted that its iPhone voice activation app is 'pro-life' and that refusal to find abortion clinics is merely a technical glitch. The technology giant had under fire from American civil liberty campaigners after bloggers testing out Siri discovered it replies blankly when asked for information on terminations and birth control. The omission stood in contrast to iPhone 4GS users  who got responses when asking for phone numbers of the nearest shooting range. But Apple today insisted, it was not a political stance. 'These are not intentional omissions meant to offend anyone,' a spokesman told the New York Times.
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App 'refuses' to provide details of abortion clinics
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'Withholds' information on emergency contraception
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But can still be used to find prostitutes and Viagra
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Bloggers believe Steve Jobs 'programmed glitch'
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But Apple claims omission is just a glitch

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Question: 'My guess at what’s happening here is that @placeholder has made deals with Web services that provide local business information, and Apple probably hasn’t paid much attention to all the results that come up.'


(Mental Floss) -- David Letterman has been in the news for helping police foil an alleged attempt to blackmail him, but the late-night star is hardly the first celebrity in this position. Celebrities ranging from Cameron Diaz to Elvis Presley have been victims in past extortion schemes Here are a few brazen and mostly unsuccessful attempts to blackmail famous people. 1. Bill Cosby  Bill Cosby may be one of television's most famous family men, but a 1997 extortion attempt tried to claim that his family was a bit bigger than anyone knew. That year, a 23-year-old woman named Autumn Jackson attempted to extort $40 million from Cosby in exchange for not telling the press she was the star's illegitimate daughter. While Cosby admitted that he had an affair with Jackson's mother and had given the woman and her daughter over $100,000 in support over the years, he flatly denied being Jackson's father.
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There have been some unsuccessful attempts to blackmail celebrities
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Bill Cosby was a victim in an attempted extortion plan for $40 million in 1997
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A photographer tried to blackmail Cameron Diaz with explicit photos of her in 2003
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Elvis Presely was reportedly a victim in blackmail in 1959 with pictures,  tapes

Question: @placeholder, who was convicted along with two accomplices, received a 26-month prison sentence.


By Shari Miller PUBLISHED: 08:17 EST, 19 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:09 EST, 19 May 2013 All smiles: Dancer Falah Hassan wowed judges and the audience with his cheerful routine - but today he revealed his heartbreak over the murder of his parents by Syrian government troops As Britain's Got Talent star Falah Hassan wowed judges with his cheerful dance routine, little did they know his childhood was in fact one of heartbreak - after his parents were brutally murdered by government troops in Syria. Last night Falah, who has won a place in the next round, also told the Sunday Mirror how he was forced to flee his homeland and endured a dangerous journey hidden under a lorry to escape to Britain.
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The 22-year-old, who wowed all the judges on last night's show, has revealed his heartbreak at discovering his parents' bodies
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He was just 12 when his mother and father were killed by government troops
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Falah Hassan hid under a lorry to escape to Britain
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Question: While he feels fortunate to live in @placeholder, Falah added he finds it hard to watch news reports about the violence in Syria and describes the place he once called home as 'destroyed'.


With the transfer window open, it is crazy season in the Barclays Premier League. The new year means new beginnings and managers are scrambling around to find the man to improve their fortunes. Wilfried Bony was the icing on the cake at Manchester City, while Gus Poyet looks relieved after finally landing Jermain Defoe. Teams want to spend big money on proper players and if I were a manager, I would want Saido Berahino in my side. He has all the qualities to become the next big thing. When he scored a hat-trick in his first West Brom start last season, people sat up and took notice. Regular Premier League action followed, as did performances for England Under 21s and a call-up to Roy Hodgson’s senior squad.
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West Brom ace Saido Berahino has been linked with a move to Liverpool
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Baggies boss Tony Pulis is keen on keeping hold of the England ace
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Berahino has scored nine Premier League goals so far this season

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Islamic State terrorists have released a horrific new video showing the execution of a prisoner killed with a pump-action shotgun. This latest graphic and shocking footage has all the militants' trademark slick production effects and features a light-skinned executioner dressed in similar costume to the now infamous 'Jihadi John'. The prisoner, believed to be a Syrian soldier captured by ISIS, is forced to wear the same kind of orange jumpsuit worn by Western hostages before they are savagely beheaded by the terror group. The killer is seen ranting in Arabic behind the doomed prisoner before the HD footage is edited into slow-motion and the militant is seen catching the shotgun, thrown to him by somebody off camera.
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Gruesome video shows militant killing prisoner with single shotgun round
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Syrian regime soldier is seen being marched into courtyard by terrorist
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Killer rants in Arabic for several minutes before shotgun is thrown to him
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He then kills the prisoner with single gunshot fired from point-blank range
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Footage then cuts to horrific slow-motion playback of moment of impact

Question: Killer: When he finally finishes ranting the @placeholder executioner raises the shotgun and fires a single round into the back of the man's head, causing him to slump forwards, face-down in the dirt


By James  Nye A 26-year-old New Jersey dad is facing up to life as a single father - after his girlfriend died giving birth to their second child. Josh Dempe lost Lauren Weller, 35, last Saturday evening following the birth of their baby girl Chloe by emergency Caesarean section. Now the local community has rallied around Josh, already raising more than $39,000 online for the father now left to raise a baby and his 4-year-old daughter Lexxi. Scroll Down for Video Tragic: Josh Dempe with his new-born daughter Chloe and four-year-old Lexxi. The three lost Lauren Weller on Saturday March 22 after she died following complications from a Caesarean birth
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Lauren Weller, 35, sadly lost her life following an emergency C-section in New Jersey on Saturday, March 22
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She left behind her 26-year-old boyfriend, Josh, 4-year-old daughter Lexxi and new-born baby Chloe

Question: Friends of hair-stylist Lauren and welder Josh, set up a gofundme campaign online and have begun accepting gifts for the baby to help @placeholder with the challenges ahead.


Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Crimea on Friday to take part in Victory Day celebrations in Sevastopol, in what is his first visit to the disputed territory since Russia annexed it from Ukraine. The President arrived in the port of Sevastopol by sea, in an event televised by Russian state TV, and watched while flanked by senior officers as Russian warships took part in a naval display in the Black Sea. The military parades, held each year to mark the defeat of Nazi Germany, come amid soaring tensions in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists are planning a weekend referendum on autonomy.
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Health officials say at least seven people killed and 39 more injured in clashes in Mariupol
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Ukraine's acting interior minister says about 20 militants killed, 4 detained in Mariupol
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"We will overcome all the difficulties," says Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Putin watches as warships and military aircraft take part in displays in Sevastopol, Crimea

Question: A large majority in Sevastopol, as well as across the @placeholder, voted in favor of seceding from Ukraine and joining Russia in a controversial referendum in March.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:40 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:48 EST, 12 June 2013 The deportation of radical cleric Abu Qatada took a step closer today, as the Jordanian parliament approved a new treaty with the UK designed to finally kick him out. Downing Street said David Cameron had not yet booked a plane ticket for Qatada after the deal was sealed to allay fears that evidence extracted through torture will be used against the terror suspect at a retrial. Last month, Qatada unexpectedly volunteered to leave the country as soon as the treaty between the UK and Jordan is ratified by both countries.
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Jordanian parliament approves mutual assistance treaty
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Qatada said last month he would leave voluntarily if treated passed
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Step forward is big boost for Home Secretary Theresa May

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The era of hope is over. If the results of the US midterm elections have been a huge setback for the Democrats, they were a personal catastrophe for Barack Obama. They were even worse than the most pessimistic forecasts of his party’s strategists, amounting to a comprehensive rejection of his governance. With the Republicans now in control of both the upper and lower Houses of Congress, the twilight of Obama’s presidency has begun. Battered: President Barack Obama's dire poll results had echoes of Ukip's rising popularity in the UK The man who once electrified the American nation with his soaring oratory – and titled his book on political philosophy The Audacity Of Hope – is now the lamest of ducks in the White House, mired in unpopularity and devoid of allies.
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The US midterm elections were a catastrophe for president Barack Obama
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Republicans now in control of both upper and lower Houses of Congress
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Results are a reminder that America still retains conservative heartlands
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President Obama is now mired in unpopularity and devoid of any allies

Question: This outlook has been central to the phenomenal success of @placeholder, where, until now, every generation has been wealthier than its predecessor.

Question: One of the main reasons for the @placeholder’ success is that their supporters were more galvanised to vote than Democrats.

Question: One recent survey showed that 59 per cent of voters are ‘dissatisfied’ with the Democrats, but 60 per cent have similar feelings towards the @placeholder.


Bathers on a New Zealand beach stripped naked and took to the Pacific Ocean in an attempt to shatter the record for the world's largest skinny dip. Basking in the glow of a warm summer's day down-under, the 745 nude swimmers swarmed into the water on the coast of Gisborne in northeastern New Zealand. The intrepid participants from across the country gathered as nature intended in the waves for what organisers hope will be a new Guinness World Record. 745 bathers in New Zealand took to the sea in an attempt to break the record for the world's largest skinny dip
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A total of 745 bold skinny dippers took to the sea in Gisborne
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They hope to outdo the current record of 729 set by Spanish swimmers
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Image is something organiser 'won't forget for a while'

Question: Footage and photos of the attempt will now be sent to @placeholder in order to obtain the official title.


(CNN) -- A woman who Australia deems to be a national security risk has given birth to a child who is likely to spend the early months, if not years, of his life in detention. Baby Paari was born on Tuesday to Ranjini, a 33-year-old mother of two other boys aged six and nine, who was granted refugee status by Australia in 2011 after fleeing violence in Sri Lanka. Read more: Australia's 'overwhelmed' asylum centers slammed Since May, they've been living in residential housing within the walls of the Villawood Detention Center, a secure facility in suburban Sydney where asylum seekers remain while their cases are processed.
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Widowed by fighting, Ranjini fled Sri Lanka with her two young boys in 2008
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They took a boat to Australia where they were granted refugee status in 2011
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However, the 33-year-old failed an ASIO security test and was detained in Sydney
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She gave birth to a baby boy Tuesday, he will join his mother and brothers in detention

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By Ian Drury for the Daily Mail Arriving at Gatwick laden with luggage, they look like any other tourists setting off on a fortnight’s holiday to Turkey. In reality, the smiling Britons captured on CCTV were heading to Syria to fight their so-called ‘holy war’. Muhammad Hamidur Rahman, 25, Mashadur Choudhury, 31, Assad Uzzaman, 25, Mehdi Hassan, 19, and Mamunur Roshid had booked cheap tickets on a Thomas Cook flight to the Turkish resort of Antalya on October 8. Scroll down for video Chilling: CCTV footage has emerged which reportedly shows five British jihadis walking through Gatwick Airport on their way to Syria. Second left is Mashadur Choudhury, far right is Muhammad Hamidur Rahman
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Brits booked cheap tickets to Turkish resort of Antalya on October 8
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They called themselves the Britani Brigade Bangladeshi Bad Boys
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Ease at way they made their way to Syria has caused alarm in the West

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By Travelmail Reporter A disruptive passenger left 267 passengers stranded in Bali overnight after an in-flight incident. The man became verbally abusive on Flight JQ35, which departed Melbourne at 6pm yesterday and landed in Bali around six hours later. Passengers claim they were told three flight attendants were physically injured in the altercation and required medical attention. Grounded: A Jetstar plane pictured at Melbourne airport However, a Jetstar spokesman said the abuse was verbal, adding: 'Due to the nature of the incident and in the interest of crew wellbeing' the return flight from Bali to Brisbane was cancelled. All 267 passengers were provided with accommodation in Bali and have been reaccommodated on services departing today.
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Passengers stuck after Jetstar flight from Bali to Brisbane was cancelled
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Disruptive passenger was denied entry to Indonesia and will be deported
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Boeing 747 flies back empty due to lack of cabin crew

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(CNN) -- She is poised to become one of the world's most powerful women, joining an elite club of fellow female trailblazers including German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Brazil's president Dilma Rousseff. But when President Obama announced his nominee for the next chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve last October, few outside the financial world had heard of Janet Yellen. Serving as the current deputy to Ben Bernanke for the past three years, the Senate confirmed Yellen's nomination Monday. CNN takes a look at the woman who will serve as first female chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the world's most powerful central bank, when Bernanke steps down at the end of the month.
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The Senate confirms Janet Yellen as the next chair of U.S. Federal Reserve
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Current chairman Ben Bernanke will complete his second term this month
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Yellen will be the first woman head in the Fed's 100-year history
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The native New Yorker has extensive economic and academic experience

Question: "She is a proven leader because she's tough ... Janet is exceptionally well qualified for this role," @placeholder told reporters in October.


By Daniel Mills The first pictures of one of the world's rarest sea creatures, Migaloo the white humpback whale, have been taken of the magnificent animal beginning his yearly migration north along Australia's eastern seaboard. The all-white Migaloo who shares his distinguishable albino appearance with just one other white whale in the world, a Norwegian, was sighted for the first time this year by a member of the public just off the coast of Green Cape in southern NSW on Tuesday. He was then spotted several times again on Thursday, with camera crews getting magnificent views of the 35-year-old off the coast of Sydney. He was snapped and filmed breaching in waters off Botany Bay, Cronulla and Bondi as Australia's much-loved white whale continued his three-month migratory trip from Antarctica to North Queensland and back.
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Amazing pictures of rare white whale swimming north off coast of Sydney
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Migaloo, 35, photographed with 'competition pod' at Cronulla on Thursday
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The much-loved whale has returned every year since first sighting in 1991
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Migaloo is protected by Federal Law which prevents him being approached
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Migration of humpback whales starts in Antarctica and finishes in North Queensland before returning south in September

Question: @placeholder laws exist whereby planes and sea craft are prohibited from entering a certain zone when photographing or filming Migaloo.


It seems nothing will keep the Jenner sisters away from a good party - not even their father being involved in a serious car crash. Kendall and Kylie were seen living it up alongside Kanye West, Justin Bieber and Jennifer Lopez on Saturday night at a Big Sean concert in West Hollywood. Meanwhile dad Bruce was at the center of an investigation into a car crash that left a woman dead in Malibu earlier in the day. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO A-Listers: Kendall Jenner (far right) alongside brother in law Kanye West,  J-Lo, Justin Bieber and Chris Brown at Big Sean gig
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Bruce Jenner at center of police investigation after horror smash
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Worried Kendall rushes to sister Khloe's house
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Hours later she and sister Kylie party with the stars at Big Sean gig
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Kylie posts selfie the following day

Question: According to inquisitr.com at one point during the show, Bieber took to the stage to hug @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez froze diplomatic relations with Colombia late Tuesday, citing verbal aggressions from the neighboring South American country. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro speaks to journalists on Monday in Caracas. The televised announcement followed declarations from the Colombian government Monday that anti-tank weapons purchased by Venezuela ended up in the hands of the guerrilla Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as the FARC. In addition, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe said the guerrillas were trying to buy anti-aircraft missiles. Venezuela received a shipment of Russian SA-24 Igla shoulder-fired missiles earlier this year and showed them off at military parade in April.
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Venezuela recalls ambassador to Colombia, most of embassy staff
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Colombia claims weapons purchased by Venezuela ended up in hands of guerrillas
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Venezuela President Chavez threatens takeover of Colombian firms in his country

Question: Colombia's claims are "mistaken," added @placeholder, who called the country's leaders "irresponsible."


By Derek Lawrenson They are the new big three of American golf — and no, they don’t go by names like Tiger, Phil or Rickie. Meet Michelle, Stacy and Lexi, the trio who have breathed fresh life into the struggling women’s game. At a time when the men’s variety is crying out for an old-fashioned rivalry, these three are regularly battling each other down the stretch. Each presently holds a major. Now they are bringing their compelling act to these shores, where they will start as three of the favourites for the Ricoh British Open at Royal Birkdale this week.
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Three stars provide a rivalry missing in the men's game
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Lewis, Wie and Thompson go into next week's British Open as favourites
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Each currently hold a major

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 07:35 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 23 April 2013 A former pupil of an elite school in New York has spoken for the first time about being sexually abused by staff when he was 13-years-old. Ron Klepper, 48, and five other alleged victims attended a press conference yesterday where they called for civil lawsuits to be brought against Horace Mann School, in the Bronx. They were joined by attorney Gloria Allred who is representing them in the case. The men are now in their 40s and 50s and want the Child Victims Act bill to be passed.
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Victims are calling for civil lawsuits to be brought against the school
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New York Police Department scrapped investigation because claims happened too long ago to prosecute

Question: '@placeholder was no longer a safe place to learn, but turned into a frightening place where a predator lurked.


Istanbul (CNN) -- A high-ranking Turkish government minister is calling for the speedy punishment of several police officers who were caught on a police station camera, repeatedly slapping a detained woman in the face and pulling her hair even after she had been hand-cuffed. The video showed an incident that took place nearly five months ago. But the case did not attract national outrage in Turkey until the silent police station camera footage was broadcast last weekend by Turkish television stations. The video showed a heated argument in an office between two plain-clothed police officers and Fevziye Cengiz, a woman who had been arrested and brought to a police station in the western Turkish port city of Izmir last July.
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Minister calls for speedy punishment for officers
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Video was shown last weekend on Turkish television
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Her attorney says woman was arrested for not having identification

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Former President Jimmy Carter lauded the decision to normalize diplomatic relations with and ease sanctions imposed on Cuba, steps he said would benefit the Cuban people and not the country's autocratic rulers. Carter said President Barack Obama's decision to change the dynamic of the U.S.-Cuba relationship "very wise and courageous" and said he hopes Congress will move to end the embargo on Cuba. "I think this is a good move, for both Cubans and Americans. I think it will be a major step forward to bring about more freedom and democracy and more respect for human rights in Cuba as well." Carter said Wednesday on CNN. "It's long overdue."
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Former President Jimmy Carter has been critical of President Obama's foreign policy in the past
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But Carter said Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba took courage and is long overdue

Question: "We're the only ones that can't go to Cuba," Carter said, referencing the ban preventing @placeholder from going to Cuba as tourists.


(CNN) -- A man serving eight years for vehicular homicide because of a fatal crash involving his Toyota Camry is hoping for exoneration amid concerns over unintended acceleration in some of Toyota's vehicles. Koua Fong Lee has always maintained his innocence in the 2006 crash. Then 29 years old, he was driving home from Sunday services with his pregnant wife, father, daughter, brother and niece in his 1996 Toyota Camry. Lee told investigators that he pumped the brakes as he exited I-94 in St. Paul, Minnesota, and approached an intersection, his lawyer, Brent Schaefer, said. But Ramsey County prosecutors claimed Lee had his foot on the gas as he approached cars waiting at a red light.
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Koua Fong Lee is serving an eight-year prison term for vehicular homicide
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Three people died in a crash involving Lee's 1996 Toyota Camry
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Toyota recently announced a recall over problem of unintended acceleration
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Defense wants experts to re-examine Lee's car, still at impound lot

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Washington (CNN) -- Former U.S. Rep. Gary Condit's semen was found on underwear belonging to Chandra Levy, according to an FBI biologist testifying Wednesday in the trial of Ingmar Guandique, who is accused of murdering the Washington intern in 2001. The panties were retrieved in May 2001 by investigators searching Levy's apartment in the days after her parents reported her missing. Her body was found over a year later in Washington's Rock Creek Park. The testimony addresses the question of whether Condit, a sitting congressman from California at the time Levy vanished, was having an affair with the intern, who had just turned 24 when she disappeared.
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NEW:Prosecutors have recommended dropping 2 of the six charges against Guandique
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Ingmar Guandique is accused of murdering Levy while she was jogging
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Former Rep. Gary Condit's semen was found on Chandra Levy's underwear, FBI says
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Condit has refused to state that he was having an affair with Levy

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It is the fragrance that's supposed to capture the very spirit of David Beckham - one of Britain's most celebrated style leaders. The Essence aftershave for men was launched by the former England footballer as a scent which conveys his 'sense of adventure'. But this Christmas the 39-year-old's product is being sold at budget chain Poundland for just over a third of the usual price – and apparently without his knowledge. Scroll down for video The Essence aftershave for men was launched by the former England footballer as a scent which conveys his 'sense of adventure' The fragrance, which is emblazoned with Beckham's name, normally retails at £24.99 but can be bought for just £8 at the discount store until January.
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Beckham's Essence aftershave being sold for a third of its usual price
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Fragrance normally retails at £25 but can be bought for £8 at Poundland
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Available in a promotion which requires shoppers to spend £3 first

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Protesters knocked down a statue of Vladimir Lenin on Sunday as outrage mounted over the Ukrainian government's push for closer ties with Russia. A crowd of cheering protesters chanted "Good job" after the statue fell in Kiev's Bessarabska Square. Some pounded the monument with hammers, leaving pieces of the statue scattered on the ground. Only parts of the Soviet hero's legs remained at the base. A man waving a Ukrainian flag stood atop the pedestal beside them. Police said they were investigating but did not know know who had toppled the monument. Ukraine's government news agency said a lawmaker with the nationalist Svoboda party claimed responsibility for the incident.
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"This is the end of Soviet occupation," nationalist party says
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The Communist Party says attacking the statue shows "hate, fear and destruction"
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Crowds chant "Good job" after statue of Soviet hero falls
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Kiev suspended talks with the European Union last month

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 07:51 EST, 14 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:57 EST, 15 April 2013 Having threatened to bomb the United States and warned foreigners to leave South Korea due to an impending thermonuclear war, North Korea returned to domestic matters today by holding its annual marathon in Pyongyang. The North’s state news agency said a big contingent of foreign runners were expected from countries including Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Zimbabwe, Kenya and Ethiopia as well as 600 North Koreans at today's race. The marathon celebrates tomorrow's 101st anniversary of the birthday of the country’s founder Kim Il Sung, grandfather of the current leader Kim Jong Un.
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The 26th Mangyongdae Prize race marks the birthday of Kim Il Sung
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Tomorrow is the 101st anniversary of the country's founder's birth
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About 600 North Koreans were expected to race alongside foreign runners

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(CNN) -- All 12 of the victims killed in Monday's shooting rampage at Washington's Navy Yard were contractors or civilians, authorities said Monday night. Officials identified seven of those killed. They are: Michael Arnold, 59; Sylvia Frasier, 53; Kathy Gaarde, 62; John Roger Johnson, 73; Frank Kohler, 50; Vishnu Pandit, 61; and Kenneth Bernard Proctor, 46; None of those killed were military personnel, authorities said. Wounded survivors of Monday's shooting are eligible for treatment at a U.S. military' hospital, just as if they were soldiers wounded in war. U.S. Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced that Walter Reed Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, is open to them as he visited two civilian Navy workers being treated at MedStar Washington Hospital Center Monday afternoon.
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NEW: None of those killed were military personnel, authorities say
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A wounded cop asked to call mom before surgery, doctor says
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A Navy commander says he saw maintenance worker shot in head

Question: Mabus said Monday that it could take 24 to 35 hours for @placeholder officials to account for everyone.


By David Kent The president of Bayern Munich, who has admitted evading millions of euros of taxes, hid even more income than he said, a tax inspector told his trial on Tuesday. Uli Hoeness, a World Cup winning player for West Germany in 1974 who has led Bayern to domestic and European glory, faces up to 10 years in jail in a case that has shocked his club's fans and prompted thousands of German tax dodgers to own up. As his trial opened on Monday, Hoeness admitted to evading more than five times the 3.5 million euros he had been charged with, around 18.5 million, hoping his admission and apology would mitigate his punishment.
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Uli Hoeness charged with evading £2.9m in taxes
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Hoeness admitted to evading more than five times that amount
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Expert witness claims he hid even more than he said
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Bayern Munich general manager used secret Swiss bank account
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Faces between five and 10 years in jail
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Bayern Munich fans show their support outside trial

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As Australians everywhere sat glued to their television, in shock at the terror taking place on their own doorstep, news of the Sydney café siege also spread to screens around the world. Numerous world leaders offered their support to the country and Prime Minister Tony Abbott in statements and even on social media, while media organisations led their news casts with word of the hostages in the Martin Place Lindt Cafe in Sydney's CBD. Mr Abbott confirmed that he had taken 'a lot of calls' from 'overseas friends' and leaders during a press conference in Sydney on Tuesday afternoon, adding: 'I'm really pleased at the way Australia's friends have rallied to us at this difficult time'.
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Both American president Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron were briefed on the siege on Monday
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World leaders including Mr Cameron, India's PM Narendra Modi and New Zealand's  John Key, issued tweets of support to Australia
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper offered his condolences following the announcement of two deaths, saying 'Canada mourns with the people of Australia'
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The siege made the front page of numerous newspapers and news websites across the UK, US, Spain, Italy, New Zealand and France

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Support for independence has dramatically stalled in a major boost for the union just seven days before next week's historic referendum - as women, pensioners and students unite against separation. First Minister Alex Salmond showed signs of pressure getting to him today, as Lloyds Bank and even Royal Bank of Scotland threatened to quit an independent Scotland while John Lewis warned it would push up prices for customers. The latest opinion poll puts the No camp six points ahead, but revealed major regional splits over independence - with support for the Union holding up in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Lothian and Fife but falling away in formerly strong Labour areas in central and west Scotland.
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Poll  puts the 'No' campaign six points ahead, halting independence surge
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Over 65s, under 24s and women unpersuaded by independence campaign
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Glasgow, Edinburgh and Borders strongly in favour of the Union
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Under-pressure Salmond insists Scotland on the cusp of making history
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But Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland threaten to relocate to England
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John Lewis and Asda warn prices will rise if Scotland is independent
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Standard Life announced it would move jobs to England if Scotland leaves
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BP says North Sea oil industry is 'best served' by Scotland remaining in UK

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(CNN) -- The attorney representing the 22-year-old Kentucky soldier charged with attempted espionage and communicating military information said Tuesday that his client told him he is innocent. "Generally speaking, yes -- that he is not guilty of attempted espionage or spying against the United States," Stephen Karns said of what the solider told him. Spc. William Colton Millay of Owensboro, Kentucky, was charged this week with attempted espionage and communicating military information, allegations that have shocked friends who have described him as a patriotic country boy. The formal charges were issued 10 days after Millay was arrested at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, said Col. Bill Coppernoll, the public affairs officer at the base.
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Spc. William Colton Millay faces charges including communicating military information
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His lawyer says Millay told him he is not guilty
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Soldier believed he was giving info to "a foreign intelligence agent," military says
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The 22-year-old Kentucky native enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2007

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By Jessica Jerreat PUBLISHED: 00:00 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:23 EST, 11 October 2013 A grieving father has been run over and killed during an attempt to walk across America in a campaign against homophobic bullying after his gay son took his own life earlier this year. Joe Bell was struck by a truck in eastern Colorado on Wednesday evening as he walked along the shoulder of a highway. The 48-year-old from Oregon began his 5,000-mile walk in April to raise awareness about gay rights after the death of his 15-year-old son Jadin in January. Double tragedy: Joe Bell was hit by a car as he walked across the U.S. in memory of his son Jadin
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Joe Bell was on his way to give a talk about bullying when he was run over
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Driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel, police say
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48-year-old began journey in April to honor Jadin and raise awareness
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Oakland Township, Michigan (CNN) -- The search in a field near Detroit for ex-Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa ended Wednesday, and as with so many past attempts to find him, authorities walked away empty-handed, the FBI said. Authorities resumed digging in the field Wednesday morning, and a law enforcement source said the search was expanded to a site where a house once stood. John Anthony, a former FBI special agent involved in the original 1975 hunt for Hoffa, said the tip from alleged mobster Tony Zerilli which prompted this week's renewed search was the most credible he's heard since Hoffa's disappearance -- though he still has his reservations, he said.
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NEW: FBI says the hunt for Jimmy Hoffa is over, no body was found
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Alleged mobster who tipped off police says he hopes his "good friend" is exhumed
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Concrete slabs are removed during the dig, a source says
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Hoffa, then 62, was last seen on July 30, 1975, outside a Detroit-area restaurant

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By Mark Duell Last updated at 5:26 AM on 1st March 2012 A father killed his wife and 16-month-old daughter then fled 1,100 miles across the U.S. before committing suicide in a hotel room, police said. Daniel Johnston, 29, of Oklahoma City, allegedly killed his wife Tara, 29, and daughter Allison, and was later found dead in Las Vegas, Nevada. After flying west on Sunday, Johnston committed suicide in the hotel room last night. He did it by cutting his wrists and ankles, his father claimed. Scroll down for video Mystery: Daniel Johnston, 29, of Oklahoma City, allegedly killed his wife Tara, 29, left, and daughter Allison, right, and was later found dead in Las Vegas, Nevada
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Daniel Johnston 'killed wife Tara and 16-month-old daughter Allison'
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Flew from Oklahoma City to Las Vegas to kill himself
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Question: ‘It was clearly, clearly, a double homicide,’ @placeholder Police Sergeant Gary Knight said.


Outrage over the recent killing of a healthy giraffe at a Danish zoo misses a crucial point, an official argued. "Conservation is not always simple. It's not always clean," said Lesley Dickie, executive director of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, a European body governing 345 institutions. "I'm afraid that when we have limited space in zoos -- and it's limited because of problems in the wild, of course, and more and more animals need our help -- then we sometimes have to make these really tough decisions." The Copenhagen Zoo said it "euthanized" the animal, named Marius, to avoid inbreeding. A veterinarian shot Marius with a rifle as he leaned down to munch on rye bread, a favorite snack. After a necropsy, the giraffe was dismembered in front of an audience that included children and fed to the zoo's lions, tigers and leopards.
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Copenhagen Zoo staff get death threats
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Those outraged don't understand zoo protocol, "Danish culture," official says
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Copenhagen Zoo said it shot Marius with rifle, fed his carcass to zoo's carnivores
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Killing sparked outrage, with many people expressing revulsion on Facebook

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By Alex Gore PUBLISHED: 13:57 EST, 30 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:54 EST, 31 December 2012 Showgirl turned Italian MP Nicole Minetti shows the country's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi what he has been missing as she enjoys a sun-filled break away from politics. Mr Berlusconi's former girlfriend is on a Christmas holiday in Miami Beach, Florida, and was pictured over the weekend relaxing during a day's sunbathing in a multi-coloured bikini. Earlier today, the half-English 26-year-old greeted waiting photographers by sticking her tongue out as she arrived at the beach to soak up yet more sun. Enjoying her break: Italian showgirl turned MP Nicole Minetti sunbathes in Miami Beach, Florida
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Sunbathing Nicole Minetti shows Italy's former PM what he's been missing
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Politician greets photographers on the beach by sticking her tongue out

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 04:05 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:48 EST, 29 April 2013 Boris Johnson today warned the Tories not to ‘freak out’ at the rise of the UK Independence Party, days before crucial local elections. The London Mayor said UKIP’s leader Nigel Farage was a ‘rather engaging geezer’ whose ‘pint and cigar and sense of humour’ appeal and anti-EU policies should not mean bad news for the Conservatives. But Mr Farage sought to escalate the row between the two parties, hitting back at claims that his party is supported by ‘racists’ and dismissing revelations about online rants by candidates as 'silly things' posted after they have 'been to the pub'.
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London Mayor says Tories must relax about UKIP's 'pint and cigar' appeal
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage accuses Tories of losing the argument
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Admits candidates say 'silly things' online 'after they've been to the pub'
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Labour plans to block UKIP from TV leaders' debates ahead in 2015
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Analysis suggests a £120billion budget black hole in UKIP's manifesto

Question: He said he was sure that ‘most of the @placeholder people are perfectly nice when they are having a drink’ but added: ‘It is very tempting to vote for a collection of clowns or indignant, angry people, who promise that somehow they will allow us to take your revenge on people who caused it.’