(CNN) -- A tropical weather system has moved into the Atlantic from the Caribbean and is near the southeastern Bahamas, according to the National Hurricane Center. But the chance the system will become a tropical depression or storm is somewhat less than before. The center now says the system has a "medium" chance of developing into a depression or storm over the next two days. It puts the odds at 40 percent. It's still causing drenching rain and gusty winds for several hundred miles to the east, affecting the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The severe weather will probably spread over the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos during the next couple of days, possibly causing life-threatening flash floods and mudslides in mountainous areas, the forecast said.
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NEW: Forecasters lower odds of weather system developing into storm
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Weather system moves into Atlantic from Caribbean
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Questions loom about impact on work on BP oil well
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The Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola have been getting heavy rains

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Former FBI agent Bob Levinson "was not a U.S. government employee when he went missing in Iran," White House spokesman Jay Carney said Friday. And U.S. officials noted that they have no idea where he is. Carney made the comment amid reports that Levinson, 65, was working for the CIA in Iran, not conducting private business as officials have previously said. The State Department and Levinson's family have denied he was working for the U.S. government ever since he disappeared on a trip to Iran in 2007. Speaking to reporters, Carney said there's an investigation into the disappearance, but he wouldn't comment further on what Levinson "may or may not have been doing in Iran."
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Reports surface Bob Levinson worked for the CIA in Iran when he disappeared in 2007
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Family lawyer tells CNN about Levinson's apparent CIA connection
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The White House says Levinson wasn't a government employee when he went missing
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U.S. officials say they have no information on Levinson's whereabouts

Question: Top U.S. officials, meanwhile, say his captors almost certainly already know about his @placeholder association."


Ronny Deila has warned Cardiff City it will take an inflated fee for them to have any chance of prising Anthony Stokes away from Celtic in January. Sportsmail revealed this week that the Championship club were weighing up a £1.5million offer for the Republic of Ireland forward. Deila, however, has made it clear he has no wish to part with Stokes, who has contributed seven goals this term despite operating mainly on the left flank. The Parkhead manager believes the 26-year-old can further improve his physical condition but insisted he has been impressed by his mentality – an aspect of his character the former Hibs player has faced criticism over in the past.
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Anthony Stokes the subject of transfer interest from Cardiff
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Championship side weighing up £1.5million bid for striker
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Ronny Deila warns that Cardiff will have to up their offer
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Republic of Ireland striker signed new three-year deal last October

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(CNN) -- It may not be legal, but it's definitely popular. For just 10 Guatemalan quetzals, or 15 Mexican pesos (the equivalent of just over a U.S. dollar), you can pay to ride a zip line across a river and into a new country. A news team from Mexico's Televisa network, a CNN affiliate, found four zip lines crossing over the Suchiate River, which serves as part of Mexico's southeastern border with Guatemala. They observed people crossing into Mexico in broad daylight, apparently not worried about immigration authorities posted not far from there. Guatemalans on both sides of the border are in charge of the zip line and collecting money from people willing to cross.
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Zip lines cross the Suchiate River on the Guatemala-Mexico border
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People entering Mexico illegally can ride across for a relatively modest sum
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A long and dangerous road still lies ahead for those heading for the U.S.

Question: Once in Mexico, migrants travel on freight trains or by bus to the @placeholder border, although many never get there.


By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor David Cameron and Russian President Vladimir Putin held face-to-face talks today for the first time since the crisis in the Ukraine. The Prime Minister met Mr Putin in Paris at the Charles De Gaulle Airport ahead of tomorrow's D-Day commemorations in Normandy. It came after Mr Putin was warned that he has one month to end Russia's destabilisation of Ukraine or facing crippling economic sanctions. After the meeting Mr Cameron said he gave the Russian President a 'very clear and firm set of messages' during the talks and said the current situation is 'not acceptable'.
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Prime Minister told the Russian leader the current situation 'not acceptable'
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Came after Obama warned Putin that Russia would face new sanctions
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Putin was barred from G7 summit in Brussels following Crimean annexation

Question: 'The mere fact that some of the @placeholder soldiers have moved back off the border and that Russia is now destabilising Ukraine through surrogates rather than overtly and explicitly does not mean that we can afford three months or four months or six months of continued violence and conflict in eastern Ukraine,' he said.


(CNN Student News) -- World AIDS Day is observed around the globe on December 1. Since the first World AIDS Day in 1988, governments, organizations and charities have worked to raise awareness of the global AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection. Use the information in this One-Sheet to provide students with an overview about HIV and AIDS. How widespread is HIV/AIDS? The UNAIDS/WHO 2007 AIDS Epidemic Update notes that since 1981, when HIV/AIDS was first identified in the U.S., more than 25 million people worldwide have died from AIDS-related illnesses. It estimates that today, nearly 33.2 million people throughout the world are living with HIV. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that includes more than one million Americans.
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Use this information to provide students with an overview of HIV and AIDS

Question: Likewise, you can't rely on symptoms to determine if someone has AIDS, because the symptoms of @placeholder are similar to the symptoms of other diseases.

Question: In order to be diagnosed with AIDS, a person must be HIV positive and have a T-cell count below 200 (a normal count ranges from 500 to 1,800 per cubic millimeter of blood), or have one or more opportunistic infections, according to the @placeholder.


By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM England suffered a World Cup aftershock yesterday as they plunged to 20th in the FIFA world rankings, their lowest position for more than 18 years. Roy Hodgson’s team, having failed to win any of five games in June and taken just one point from three World Cup fixtures, slipped 10 places. It is a bigger drop than any of the 32 teams in Brazil apart from Australia, and they are now ranked behind Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mexico, the USA and Costa Rica. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steven Gerrard: The World Cup has left me a broken man
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England now ranked 20th in the FIFA rankings
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Roy Hodgson's men are now behind Greece, Costa Rica and USA
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England picked up just one point in Brazil
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Failure to win a game makes this England's worst World Cup since 1958
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England's lowest ranking position since 1995

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(CNN) -- Accusations of lies and counter-lies dominated the intensifying November election campaign Thursday, with surrogates and spokespeople for President Barack Obama and certain Republican nominee Mitt Romney trying to cast the other as dishonest and secretive. While neither candidate engaged directly in the political back-and-forth, their teams and supporters launched new attack ads and criticized the opposing contender with increasingly sharp rhetoric. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, said Romney couldn't be confirmed as a dogcatcher because he refuses to make public more of his past income tax returns, while Romney adviser Ed Gillespie labeled as a lie some Obama ads that accused the former Massachusetts governor of outsourcing jobs when he headed Bain Capital.
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NEW: A House Republican says Romney's personal finances are "fair game"
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The campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney accuse each other of lying
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The charges involve competing claims about Romney's time at Bain Capital
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Obama sends Vice President Joe Biden to address the NAACP

Question: Meanwhile, Romney's campaign released a new television ad Thursday accusing Obama of spreading "dishonest attacks" that @placeholder specialized in advising companies on outsourcing while Romney was its head.


Lahore (CNN) -- Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister whose government was overthrown by a military coup more than a decade ago, appears to be back on top in Pakistan, election officials said Sunday. According to unofficial results in Pakistan's violence-marred election, Sharif's party looks to have won most of the seats in the National Assembly. It won 16 of the 23 seats in the lower house, election officials said. Imran Khan, candidate for the Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) party, said the elections were rigged. "Police (were) used, and how the -- the staff of the Election Commission were used," he said. "And unfortunately it's because the provincial governments were in power right up till 20 days before the elections -- so they had plenty of time to place their people."
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Former prime minister's party appears to have won most seats in National Assembly
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Other candidates allege there were instances of voting improprieties
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Attacks on polling stations cause death and injury in Karachi, Peshawar and Balochistan

Question: Another contender was @placeholder, a former cricket star and heartthrob.


(CNN) -- Several U.S. diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks show growing anxiety among Chinese officials about citizens getting uncensored online content through Google -- with one Politburo member reportedly angry to find negative comments about himself online. In May 2009, Google approached the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, according to one leaked cable, "to discuss recent pressure by the Chinese government to censor the company's Chinese website." Chinese officials were unhappy that the sanitized google.cn, which was established by Google in 2006, contained a link to the uncensored google.com, and appeared especially sensitive about the issue because of the imminent 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests.
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WikiLeaks cables show Chinese officials were worried about Google
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The officials were concerned about uncensored online content
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A U.S. cable says a Chinese official believes Google is a "tool" of the United States

Question: Google refused to remove the link on its Chinese site, and its lawyers "found no legal basis for @placeholder's demands."

Question: The cable continued, apparently quoting a @placeholder official,: "(redacted) said the negative press coverage and service outages have caused the company to lose market share.....(redacted) said that, faced with the continual difficulties of doing business in China, the company may even consider pulling out of the market."


(CNN) -- Behind the state banquet and smiles from Queen Elizabeth and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia's visit to London this week caused a wave of dissent. The UK political elite boycotted events. Demonstrators lined the Mall. The UK foreign secretary pulled out of a meeting with his Saudi counterpart to be with his new adopted son. And just days before he arrived, the Saudi King accused British officials of ignoring information that could have averted the terror attacks in London on July 2005. Whether the politics of the event were a success is open to debate. But this was just part of the story. The Saudis were also in town to cement a strong trading and business relationship that has developed between the two Kingdoms over the last 20 years.
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Saudi Arabia is the UK's largest trading partner in the Middle East
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Britain is also the second largest foreign investor in the Kingdom
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The UK has been one of the top five exporters to Saudi Arabia since the 1990s
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Exports to Britain are expected to reach a record high in the non-oil sector

Question: "@placeholder's economy is booming and the opportunities businessmen see here are immense.


(CNN) -- Fifteen patients have been hospitalized in Texas after getting calcium gluconate injections, according to the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA has issued a national voluntary now for all sterile-use products produced by Specialty Compounding LLC, based in Cedar Park, Texas. What is a compounding facility? The people hospitalized have a bacterial infection in their blood, and doctors think it might have come from the injection. A culture taken from a sample of this injection shows bacterial growth that is consistent with a Rhodococcus species (PDF) of bacteria, according to the FDA. "The FDA believes that use of these products would create an unacceptable risk for patients," said Dr. Janet Woodcock, the FDA's director for drug evaluation and research. "Giving a patient a contaminated injectable drug could result in a life-threatening infection."
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FDA issues voluntary recall for all products made by Specialty Compounding LLC
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15 people are hospitalized after getting calcium gluconate infusions
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A federal investigation found serious lack of oversight of compounding facilities

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Keane told Sir Alex Ferguson 'we need f****** more from you' in furious row that led to Irishman leaving Manchester United Keane admits he headbutted Manchester United team-mate Peter Schmeichel and gave him a black eye during alcohol-fuelled fight in Hong Kong Keane says he wouldn't have missed a drugs test like Rio Ferdinand and Manchester United suffered as a result Roy Keane has re-opened his feud with former Manchester City defender Alf-Inge Haaland. The Manchester United legend notoriously fouled Haaland in 2001, which his first autobiography claimed was an act of vengence after Haaland had wrongly claimed Keane was playacting after injuring his cruciate ligament when tackling Haaland, then of Leeds, in 1997.
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Roy Keane recklessly tackled Alf-Inge Haaland in Manchester derby in 2001
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Keane later admitted in his autobiography that the challenge was revenge for an incident four years earlier in 1997
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Haaland accused Keane of playacting when he had actually damaged his cruciate ligament when attempting to foul him during a game with Leeds
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Keane admits that he is not sorry about the incident in his new book The Second Half

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LAGOS, Nigeria -- Incident details: "Armed pirates chased, boarded and hijacked a fishing trawler underway" southeast of Mogadishu, Somalia. "Several persons armed with machine guns, rocket-propelled grenade launchers and machetes attempting to climb onboard with use of rope" at Lagos anchorage, Nigeria. The Yemeni coast guard patrols the Gulf of Aden in March. Reading the International Maritime Bureau's Live Piracy Report a catalog of piracy reports from around the world, two names crop up with disturbing frequency: Somalia and Nigeria. The list reads like a history book telling tales of the buccaneers of old -- daring raids, kidnappings and ransoms. But these days, Africa's pirates are using automatic weapons and grenades.
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Risk experts say pirates in East and West Africa are after the same thing
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Tactics and weapons are becoming more sophisticated
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Ransom money is spent on luxury cars, more weapons
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International Maritime Bureau says 2009 has seen a spike in pirate attacks

Question: Somalia is a barren, dusty failed state, and @placeholder pirates operate in the vast Gulf of Aden.


By Tamara Abraham PUBLISHED: 10:42 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 11:05 EST, 8 August 2012 The opening credits of Sex and the City, in which a tutu-clad Carrie Bradshaw is splashed by a passing bus bearing her image, are probably some of the most famous of all time. Now the costume designer of the much-loved Nineties TV series has revealed that the tulle skirt in that now-iconic sequence was a $5 bargain find. Patricia Field told Emmy TV Legends that she and the show's star, Sarah Jessica Parker, had fallen in love with the look, and between them, they persuaded producer Darren Star to use it.
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Costume designer Patricia Field reveals how she and the show's star, Sarah Jessica Parker, had to convince producers that it was the best outfit

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Washington (CNN) -- Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin notes each inauguration is moving in its own way, but only a few produce moments that are truly memorable. "It depends upon the person and the occasion to really produce a historic inaugural speech," Goodwin said. "But the ceremony itself ... is a real tribute to the country, that a person who was the president can go out and become a private citizen (while) a new private citizen is becoming the president." "It's peaceful," she says, and "that's an extraordinary thing in the history of our world." Here are 10 inaugural moments that Goodwin says have stood the test of time:
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2009: "(It was) as if the whole history of our country was coming full circle"
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FDR and Reagan disagreed on the role of government, but believed America could do great things
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JFK's address promised action and a new energy in Washington
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Lincoln: "With malice toward none and charity toward all"

Question: He was hoping some action would be taking place while he was still president, but @placeholder wanted to wait (and) have a clean slate while he was president.


(CNN) -- Western governments, including the United States, appear to be stepping up efforts to censor Internet search results and YouTube videos, according to a "transparency report" released by Google. "It's alarming not only because free expression is at risk, but because some of these requests come from countries you might not suspect -- Western democracies not typically associated with censorship," Dorothy Chou, a senior policy analyst at Google, wrote in a blog post on Sunday night. "For example, in the second half of last year, Spanish regulators asked us to remove 270 search results that linked to blogs and articles in newspapers referencing individuals and public figures, including mayors and public prosecutors. In Poland, we received a request from a public institution to remove links to a site that criticized it. We didn't comply with either of these requests."
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Google says government requests to remove Web content are way up
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In last half of 2011, U.S. agencies asked Google to remove 6,192 pieces of content
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That's up 718% compared with the previous six-month period
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Google released its biannual transparency report Sunday night

Question: Those requests for information about @placeholder users come as part of criminal investigations, Google says, and are not unique to the company.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:29 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 18:37 EST, 25 November 2013 Two former soldiers who fire-bombed a mosque in revenge for the killing of soldier Lee Rigby were caught on CCTV preparing petrol bombs and throwing them at the building, a court was told. Stuart Harness, 33, and Gavin Humphries, 37, were shown in footage each carrying two home-made petrol bombs from Harness’s home in the town. Grimsby Crown Court was shown footage from more cameras, which caught them later, launching the bombs at the doors of the Grimsby Islamic Cultural Centre, four days after Fusilier Rigby was killed outside Woolwich Barracks, in London, in May.
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Stuart Harness and Gavin Humphries appeared at Grimsby Crown Court
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A jury was shown footage of them carrying two home-made petrol bombs
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Both men have pleaded guilty to the arson attack, the jury heard
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Third man, Daniel Cressey, is accused of driving the other men to mosque
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The 24-year-old denies one charge of aiding and abetting arson

Question: He said two police community support officers patrolling outside spotted what Harness and Humphries were up to and chased them back to @placeholder’s home, where the pair were detained.


By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 19:49 EST, 2 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:23 EST, 3 December 2013 A group of influential Conservative MPs are calling on the Chancellor to permanently grant small firms exemption from business rates George Osborne is set to cut business taxes this week after Tory MPs called on him to ease small firms’ burden. Some 37 influential Conservative MPs are publishing a report today calling on the Chancellor to permanently grant small firms exemption from business rates. And last night Tory sources said Mr Osborne will heed their advice in his Autumn Statement on Thursday.
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Dozens of Tory MPs want financial burdens on small firms to be eased
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Chancellor looks set to listen to their advice and extend holiday by a year

Question: The @placeholder’ report says firms are still suffering from excessive regulation.


By Kieran Gill Follow @@kie1410 Chelsea XI: Beeney, Aina, Chalobah, Christensen, Kane, Baker (captain), Loftus-Cheek, Colkett (Musonda, 54), Kiwomya, Bamford, Boga Unused substitutes: Collins, Solanke, Dabo, Houghton Bookings: Kane (12) Goals: Maffeo (OG 77), Musonda (90+2) Manchester City XI: Gunn, Bossaerts, Facey, Maffeo, Angelino, Glendon (Captain), Fofana, Ntcham (Horsfield, 64), Bytyqi, Cole, Ambrose (Hiwula, 60) Unused substitutes: Lawlor, Byrne, Pozo Bookings: Ntcham (17), Facey (56 & 81) Goals: Maffeo (2) Patrick Vieira's youngsters got their Barclays U21 Premier League season off to a losing start after a red card, an own goal and a 92nd-minute strike from substitute Charly Musonda won Chelsea the match.
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Chelsea win Barclays U21 Premier League opener against Manchester City
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City right-back Pablo Maffeo scores after just two minutes before his own goal gifts Chelsea equaliser 13 minutes from time at Aldershot
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City's Shay Facey receives red card in 81st minute for two bookable offences
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Chelsea substitute Charly Musonda scores in 92nd minute for three points

Question: @placeholder's first came in the 56th minute for holding back Kiwomya, before he committed the same foul on Dominic Solanke less than half an hour later to be sent for an early shower in the Aldershot changing rooms.


(CNN) -- Record-breaking batsman Ricky Ponting announced his resignation as captain of the Australia cricket team on Tuesday. The 36-year-old revealed in a news conference that his decision was motivated by a desire to improve his form without the demands of the captaincy and maintained that he will remain part of the team. Ponting, who is the most successful captain in Australia's history, made the announcement after returning home following his team's quarterfinal defeat in the Cricket World Cup by India. "I've decided to step down as captain of the Test team and the one-day team as of now," he told media at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Ricky Ponting announces his resignation at a news conference in Sydney
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Two-time ICC Player of the Year cites a desire for improvement as his reason for quitting
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Michael Clarke is tipped to succeed Ponting when the new captain is named on Wednesday
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Ponting departs as the most successful Australian captain ever, with 12,363 runs

Question: "It is highly unlikely that I will be still playing, so it is the right decision for @placeholder cricket that the next captain now be appointed.


(CNN) -- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said he will pursue a full United Nations membership bid during a speech Friday that was likely meant to both make the case for membership and manage domestic expectations. "We are going to the United Nations to attain full membership" from the U.N. Security Council, Abbas told an audience in Ramallah, tempering his rhetoric by adding that "we are not going to bring independence. Let's not exaggerate. "We will continue to negotiate," he said. Abbas says he wants the Palestinian territories "to be represented in its natural borders," calling disputed territories inhabited by Israeli settlers "illegal."
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to speak at the U.N. Security Council
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Israel is calling on Palestinian leaders to return to peace talks, a spokesman says
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas presses for full U.N. membership

Question: A successful vote in either body will not lead to an established "state" with defined borders, but would afford the Palestinian government an upgraded international status allowing them to pursue legal actions against @placeholder.


Joan Rivers is a tough act to follow, but E! Network has decided its hit show Fashion Police will continue - with Kathy Griffin filling Joan's Jimmy Choos. Show insiders tell MailOnline, that Joan's daughter Melissa Rivers agreed to continue to produce her mother's show and has given her blessing to the choice. E! executives are negotiating a deal with the popular redhead. 'Kathy has been told if she wants the gig she can have it because Melissa wanted someone who her mother would have approved of,' says the show source. 'Kathy will probably take the position but they are still working out the deal.'
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E! Network has decided the hit show Fashion Police will continue - with Kathy Griffin at the helm
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Fashion Police producer Melissa Rivers has given Kathy her blessing as someone her mother would have approved of
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Griffin says Joan paved the way for women in comedy

Question: 'Not only did Joan mentor @placeholder they were really close friends.

Question: We have also thought long and hard about what @placeholder


Gary Oldman has written a letter apologizing for statements he made in a Playboy interview that have been slammed by Jewish groups. In a letter to the Anti-Defamation League, Oldman said he was "deeply remorseful" for the comments about Mel Gibson, which the ADL said put forward anti-Semitic stereotypes. "I am deeply remorseful that comments I recently made in the Playboy Interview were offensive to many Jewish people," Oldman said. "Upon reading my comments in print -- I see how insensitive they may be, and how they may indeed contribute to the furtherance of a false stereotype. Anything that contributes to this stereotype is unacceptable, including my own words on the matter."
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Gary Oldman apologizes for remarks in Playboy interview
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His statements about hypocrisy and Mel Gibson controversial
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Anti-Defamation League said words feed into anti-Semitic beliefs
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Jewish organization finds apology "insufficient"

Question: "Mel Gibson is in a town that's run by @placeholder and he said the wrong thing because he's actually bitten the hand that I guess has fed him -- and doesn't need to feed him anymore because he's got enough dough," Oldman said in the interview.


They usually create delicious dishes in their kitchen, but on today's This Morning they mixed up ingredients for something quite different - a vagina facial. The ITV show welcomed Lisa Palmer, 41, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, who shared her recipe for a achieving a more youthful vagina that costs less than £5. Three brave women agreed to try the treatment live on the show and feedback their views. Scroll down for video Three women including Abigail, far left, agreed to try the vagina facial developed by Lisa Palmer (stood  next to intrigued This Morning presenters Christine Bleakley and Phillip Schofield)
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Lisa Palmer, 41, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, appeared on This Morning
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She shared her recipe for achieving a more youthful vagina
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Ingredients for the 'vagina facial' costs less than £5
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She said doing the treatment once a week has rolled back the years
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'Younger men say I have the vagina of a 25-year-old!' she said
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74-year-old Abigail, who is dating a 30-year-old, agreed to try it

Question: Christine asks @placeholder to talk through her recipe which she developed herself

Question: Speaking after being steamed and while the lotion was on for the recommended 10-15 minute period, @placeholder said: 'To be perfectly honest, I'm feeling slightly warm where I'm not usually - so it's certainly doing something.'


A Uniting Church has posted an ill-timed message on their board outside the church's property, offending members of the public and sparking online criticism. Yeronga Uniting Church, in Brisbane, Queensland, posted the message 'Too blessed to be depressed' on their billboard, coinciding with the nationwide Mental Health Awareness Week. The photo was posted by an outraged passerby onto Reddit, with the caption 'scumbag local church puts this up in time for Mental Health Week'. The photo was posted by an outraged passerby onto Reddit, with the caption 'scumbag local church puts this up in time for Mental Health Week'. Posters on the site quickly jumped to criticise the message.
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Yeronga Uniting Church in Brisbane posted the message on the church billboard just after Mental Health Week
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Reddit user captioned the photo 'scumbag local church puts this up'
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Reverend Ross Mackay said that the message was put up well before the nationwide awareness week and reflected the church and not others
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The reverend said that the church was heavily involved in the community and had church-run initiatives for those struggling with mental health

Question: Another commentator pointed out that in light of @placeholder it was important to remember that depression cut across all denominations and beliefs.


England's Oliver Wilson will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, but world number one Rory McIlroy is one of the Englishman's nearest challengers. Wilson, who has finished runner-up nine times on the European Tour but lost his card in 2012, carded a third round of 65 at St Andrews to finish 15 under par. But on a day of low scoring following a one-hour delay due to heavy overnight rain, McIlroy shot a 64 and Tommy Fleetwood a 62 on the Old Course to finish 12 under alongside French duo Alexander Levy (68) and Raphael Jacquelin (69).
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England's Wilson leads by three going into final day at St Andrews
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McIlroy part of the chasing pack on 12 under par after strong third day
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Tommy Fleetwood, Alexander Levy and Raphael Jacquelin also all level with McIlroy in second

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Maybe it just took a while for the message to sink in. It’s been five weeks since Garry Monk told Jonjo Shelvey that the problems in his head were close to cancelling out the game-changing talent in his feet. The word he used was ‘lazy’; the message was that if Shelvey kept trundling around the pitch collecting thoughtless yellow cards then Swansea would soon lose patience with a player who ran out of time at Liverpool. On Sunday, his talent came up with a delayed reaction, the midfielder hitting a brilliant strike from 25 yards with seven minutes remaining. The goal came from nowhere — and so did the win — for a side that rarely finds rewards on the road.
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Jonjo Shelvey scored the only goal as Swansea recorded their first Premier League win in over a month
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Southampton defender Ryan Bertrand was shown a straight red card for a foul on Modou Barrow
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Swansea winger Marvin Emnes was forced off after just 16 minutes with an injury
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The result leaves Ronald Koeman's men fourth in the table, one point behind Manchester United
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Swansea move above Stoke City and up to ninth, three points behind Sam Allardyce's West Ham

Question: Swansea midfielder @placeholder unleashes a stunning strike to open the scoring against Southampton on Sunday afternoon


(CNN) -- A riot on a tiny island in the Pacific that killed no one would usually go unnoticed by the world. But when some 100 asylum seekers burned down their shelters in an Australian refugee processing center Friday on Nauru Island, it did not. Instead, it drew attention to a new restrictive law made in Australia the same day banning "boat people" from living in the country. "As of today asylum seekers who come here by boat without a visa will never be settled in Australia," said Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in a statement announcing the law. The asylum seekers did not revolt because of the new law, an immigration spokeswoman said. They may have not even known about it when the mayhem broke out.
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150 asylum seekers burned down their shelters in an Australian refugee center on Nauru Island
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It drew attention to a new law in Australia banning "boat people" from living in the country
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A recent uptick in human trafficking has become an irritant to some Australians
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With an election coming, the new law could garner more conservative votes

Question: As a consolation, if fewer boats arrive as a result of the policy, @placeholder plans to raise the number of legal asylum seekers it takes, Rudd said.


In the course of their murderous rampage yesterday in Paris, two of the Islamist shooters announced that they were acting in the name of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula or AQAP, the affiliate of Al Qaeda that operates in Yemen. Formed in 2009, AQAP merged existing Yemeni and Saudi jihadists after the Saudi Kingdom became too unsafe for them and they fled southwards. This suggests that AQAP feels eclipsed by ISIS, which has attracted so much coverage since last summer, and is determined to put itself back in the international spotlight with this act of mass murder, in broad daylight, in a major European capital.
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The massacre in France may be because Al Qaeda feels eclipsed by ISIS
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Charlie Hebdo boss named in extremists' magazine as target for murder
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Gunmen claimed they were acting for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
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Known as AQAP, it has become of the organisation's strongest branches
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The group is based in Yemen, which is perfectly suited to terror activities

Question: The wildness of @placeholder provides plenty of remote places to use as training camps, where the group's highly proficient bomb makers can practice their craft.


Washington (CNN) -- Will it be a boycott or a chaperone? House Democrats remained undecided Friday on whether they would join a select committee created by majority Republicans to investigate the Benghazi terror attack. The chamber's Democratic leader, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California, described a split in her caucus over the matter in remarks to reporters that lambasted Republicans for what she called a "political stunt," "subterfuge" and a "diversionary tactic." Options under consideration include participating as a minority bloc, which Republicans have proposed; having a lone member take part to register disapproval but maintain a presence, or rejecting the entire process as a partisan witch hunt.
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NEW: Rep. Pelosi calls Republican majority's stance "fundamentally unfair"
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Republicans announce panel members with glitzy Twitter post
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House Democrats are divided over joining the new Benghazi panel
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The new committee takes over investigations by several other panels

Question: @placeholder argued Friday that the special panel was a political ploy to keep the controversy in play during a midterm election year.


Tireless ‘name and shame’ campaigner Derryn Hinch has praised the Northern Territory as it becomes the first jurisdiction in Australia to introduce a public sex offender register, to be named after murdered Queensland teenager Daniel Morcombe. Daniel was murdered in 2003, at the age of 13, by a man with a long history of abusing children. Hinch has urged other states that they must now follow in introducing a website that would include an image, physical description and regional whereabouts of convicted ‘serious sex offenders’. 'This is a crack in the wall. I thought it would be Queensland that became the first state to crumble. But now one has the others will fall in line too. It won’t happen overnight but it will happen,' Mr Hinch told Daily Mail Australia.’
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The NT will introduce a public sex offender register website
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New legislation will be named Daniel's Law after murdered Queensland teenager Daniel Morcombe
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It is based on similar legislation in the United States, but unlike the American laws will not give the exact address of an offender
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People will be able to see an image, physical description and regional whereabouts of offenders in the Territory
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'Name and shame' campaigner Derryn Hinch wants a national register
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He does not believe vigilante action against offenders would be a problem
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'In Texas they have more guns than Tim Tams but the register works there,' Mr Hinch said
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has indicated he's not in favour of the register

Question: Mr @placeholder says he's 'disinclined' to single out particular crimes for public registers.


(CNN) -- When Ashton Kutcher posed for a photo with a high school student at a University of Iowa football game on September 11, it was "unintentional and accidental," not a violation of college athletic recruiting rules, the NCAA decided Monday. The NCAA launched an investigation that could have penalized the sports teams at Kutcher's former college after the high school student posted a message on Twitter, along with a photo. "What a better way to celebrate a birthday than to meet a cool guy like Ashton?" Marcus Paige tweeted soon after meeting Kutcher and his wife, actress Demi Moore.
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NEW: University of Iowa will not be punished for actor's meeting with recruits
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NEW: Kutcher's meeting with teens was "accidental," NCAA decides
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Kutcher posed with a high school recruit at an University of Iowa game
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The NCAA bans school boosters from meeting with athletic prospects

Question: "As part of that decision, the NCAA has fully cleared the recruits involved, and has determined the @placeholder's actions to be of a 'secondary' nature in terms of violation of NCAA policy," the university said in a written statement Monday.


(CNN)  -- Football icon David Beckham has told CNN that he believes the momentum is behind England as they battle to win the right to stage the 2018 World Cup when the decision is made in Zurich on Thursday. Beckham, who has played in three World Cups, joined by forces with British prime minister David Cameron and Prince Willliam in a last-minute lobbying offensive of FIFA executive members. England's bid was believed to have been adversely affected by allegations of corruption made against FIFA officials by British media organizations, but the former Manchester United star believes that has been neutralized.
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David Beckham gives upbeat assessment of England's 2018 World Cup chances
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Beckham tells CNN that momentum is behind their bid ahead of Thursday's vote
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Beckham helped London win the 2012 Summer Olympics

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By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 18:51 EST, 18 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:21 EST, 22 January 2013 An emotional Lance Armstrong was close to tears when he spoke about the impact of his drug cheating on his family during the second part of his exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey last night. Speaking about his 13-year-old son Luke, the oldest of his five children, Armstrong said: ‘I saw my son defending me and saying, “That's not true. What you're saying about my dad is not true,'" Armstrong recalled. ‘That's when I knew I had to tell him.’ The disgraced cyclist battled to fight back tears as he talked about son Luke
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With tears welling up in his eyes, Armstrong spoke about telling his young son not to defend him anymore at school
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He also told Oprah that he deserves another opportunity to compete
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'I deserve to be punished. I'm not sure that I deserve a death penalty'
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Described his sponsors dropping him as 'a $75-million dollar day'
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Lowest moment was being forced to cut ties with his Livestrong charity
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Armstrong indicated that his ex-wife Kristin knew about his doping, but no mention was made of ex-fiancée Sheryl Crow
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Said he regretted posting Twitter picture of him with his seven yellow jerseys
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Also confirmed he has been undergoing therapy to deal with his demons

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:02 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 03:11 EST, 2 September 2013 President Obama and his top aides began a full-scale political offensive on Sunday to persuade a skeptical Congress to approve a military strike against Syria, but faced a struggle to win over lawmakers from both parties and a war-weary American public. The President made calls to members of the House of Representatives and Senate, with more scheduled for Monday, underscoring the task confronting the administration before it can go ahead with using force in response to a deadly chemical attack blamed on the Syrian government.
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Lawmakers cut short vacation to join intelligence briefing
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Most agree regime did use chemical weapons but are split on resolution
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John Kerry likens Assad to Hitler and Hussein for attack that killed 1,400
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Polls show public is mainly opposed to strike
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USS Nimitz and entire strike group redirected to help if needed

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:50 EST, 31 July 2013 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 1 August 2013 This James Bond-style powerboat was built to chase down pirates with its remote controlled machine gun and 100mph speeds - but now it could be yours. The cutting edge boat - the fastest military vessel ever made - is on general sale and is tipped to go for a fraction of its £1.5 million value. When it was launched in 2006 the XSR Interceptor was described as 'the Bugatti Veyron of the seas' in homage to its incredible 1,600bhp power and stylish design.
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XSR Interceptor has been described as 'the Bugatti Veyron of the seas'
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Built from Kevlar and carbon fibre it has two engines putting out 1,600bhp
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A luxury version featured on BBC's Top Gear being raced against a Ferrari
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Built for the military, it is being put up for auction in Hampshire tomorrow

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Flying ace: Captain Mike Stephens with his spitfire plane during World War Two A collection of medals awarded to a World War Two flying ace shot down a German bomber while he was one fire have sold for almost £100,000. Group Captain Mike Stephens was awarded an immediate Distinguished Service Order for his aerial heroics carried out when his plane was badly damaged and set on fire. Injured in both feet and with much of his engine and half his cockpit shot away, Grp Cpt Stephens prepared to leap from the flying wreckage. But when the Luftwaffe pilot who had attacked him flew ahead, he calmly climbed back into his Hurricane fighter-bomber and shot the enemy Messerschmitt down.
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Group Captain Mike Stephen climbed back into his Hurricane fighter-bomber to shoot down a German Messerschmitt with moments to spare
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Parachuted away and beat out the flames on his burning uniform as he drifted to the ground... then hobbled through Libyan desert

Question: He beat the flames out as he parachuted to the ground before landing just 300 yards from the @placeholder front line.


By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 06:18 EST, 14 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 14 December 2013 From Ant and Dec's SMTV Live to Tiswas, it would appear the glory days of Saturday morning children's television are behind us. But now, ITV is hoping to recapture the weekend buzz by launching a new breakfast show. Scrambled! - which will start at 7.30am on Saturdays and Sundays - is due to be aired late January. Popular: Tiswas, featuring Chris Tarrant, became a cult favourite when it hit ITV's airwaves in the 1970s Mayhem: The show proved popular with both children and adults across the UK, before it was axed in 1982
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ITV show Scrambled! is due to be aired late January, it has been reported
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Will feature chat, games, competitions and several children's programmes

Question: Despite being axed in 1982, it spawned a variety of @placeholder-branded merchandise, including books, t-shirts, CDs and even a ceramic money box.


President Barack Obama has now attended at least 400 fundraisers since taking office. CBS Radio journalist Mark Knoller, the network’s White House correspondent, made the revelation Monday on Twitter. 'By my count,' he tweeted, 'Obama [is] attending his 400th political fundraiser this evening on Martha's Vineyard.' President George W. Bush 'had done 224 fundraisers' at the same point in his presidency, he added. Scroll down for video After holding his 400th fundraiser on Monday, President Barack Obama was back on the links today in Martha's Vineyard Obama traded out his fundraising hat for his golfing cap today, hitting the Vineyard Golf Club course with Cyrus Walker, left, cousin of White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, and longtime friend Eric Whitaker, right
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At this point in his presidency George W. Bush had appeared at a relatively meager 224 fundraisers
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Obama has headlined seven money-making events in the last month alone
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Bill Clinton holds the record with 638 appearances throughout his two terms

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By Richard Alleyne In Los Angeles The father of Elliot Rodger's best friend has called for a national debate on gun law and bullying at schools. James Ellis was described by Rodger as his best friend for more than 14 years while they were growing up in the affluent suburbs just north of Los Angeles. The pair met at school and later bonded over Pokemon cards, computer games such as Halo and World of Warcraft, and skateboarding. Lonely: Gunman Elliot Rodger described how he had only one friend, who had provided the only light in his life But despite both being frustrated at their lack of success with the opposite sex, they drifted apart as Rodger’s feeling towards girls became ever more hostile.
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Art Ellis says schools should do more to teach students how their behavior affects others
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Elliot Rodger named James Ellis as his only friend in 'a lonely period'
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The pair lost contact after James became disturbed by conversations with Rodger

Question: Yesterday Art Ellis, @placeholder’ father who is also a close friend of Rodger’s mother, said: ‘It is such a complex situation for me to make a statement.


The ashes of items taken from the Dallas apartment where the man who died from the Ebola virus first became ill will be taken to a Louisiana hazardous waste landfill for burial. The linen, bedding and carpet taken from the apartment where Thomas Eric Duncan got sick were taken to the Veolia Environmental Services incinerator in Port Arthur, where they were destroyed Friday. Company spokesman Dan Duncan tells the Beaumont Enterprise that the ash will be analyzed for two days for any remaining contamination before it is sent to the Louisiana landfill. Steam from cooling towers rises above the rotary kiln at Veolia Environmental Services in Port Arthur, Texas. Items from the Dallas home where Thomas Duncan took ill were incinerated here at temperatures exceeding 1,500 degrees. Still, locals were concerned about the risks
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Six truckloads of items that Thomas Eric Duncan may have contaminated will be disposed of in a Louisiana landfill
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Officials said they'd analyze the ash for two days after their incineration Friday
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State officials say Duncan's body was cremated but aren't giving further details

Question: Concerned: Residents met in @placeholder over the weekend to voice concerns over the incineration of the potentially infected items in their town


Defending champion Graeme McDowell fell further off the pace in the third round of the Alstom Open de France on Saturday, despite an early stumble from leader Kevin Stadler. McDowell began the day seven shots off the lead but in optimistic mood that a low round could get him back into contention at Le Golf National, venue for the 2018 Ryder Cup. However, with the overcast and windy conditions making scoring difficult, the former US Open champion instead found himself dropping shots at the first and fourth to slip back to one under par. Struggling: Graeme McDowell finished the day one under par and eight shots off the lead in France
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Former US Open champion dropped shots at the first and fourth to slip back
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Kevin Stadler still leading and two shots clear of playing partner Victor Riu
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Le Golf National will host the 2018 Ryder Cup

Question: @placeholder was far more consistent with seven pars and a bogey on the 17th, despite struggling with a back injury which flared up during the round.


(CNN) -- In a big swerve in policy, Google has decided to allow people to sign up using nicknames or other pseudonyms on its growing social network, Google+. This summer, Google took some flak for booting users who had used fake names on the 7-month-old site. Members of the tech community, who as early adopters had flocked to the search giant's Facebook alternative, argued that some people are better known on the internet by their assumed names. They also noted that people who used social media as part of social movements, such as those in Iran and Egypt, need to be able to conceal their identity for safety reasons.
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Google+ will now allow pseudonyms, nicknames
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Announcement is a departure from previous policy on the site
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Google announced its Facebook rival now has 90 million users

Question: "Please wait a second before calling us 'trolls' or haters' -- if I and other people are pointing out these flaws, it's because we sincerely hope Google+ will become a great @placeholder alternative," she wrote.

Question: The sheer size of @placeholder (the site claims more than 800 million accounts) means it may take longer for fake accounts to be found, though.


(CNN) -- The indigenous people of Alaska have stood firm against some of the most extreme weather conditions on Earth for thousands of years. But now, flooding blamed on climate change is forcing at least one Eskimo village to move to safer ground. Floodwaters rip through the village of Newtok, Alaska, destroying its infrastructure. The community of the tiny coastal village of Newtok voted to relocate its 340 residents to new homes 9 miles away, up the Ninglick River. The village, home to indigenous Yup'ik Eskimos, is the first of possibly scores of threatened Alaskan communities that could be abandoned.
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Floods blamed on climate change forcing Alaskan village to move 9 miles away
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Twenty-six other Alaskan villages are in immediate danger, officials say
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Move comes as indigenous people hold Anchorage summit on the crisis
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UN: Climate change will force displacement of 150 million people by 2050

Question: @placeholder scientists have long blamed increases in average global temperatures on the emission of excess greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide by industry and the burning of petroleum-based fuel.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- With tensions rising between the United States and Turkey over a resolution that labels the World War I-era massacre of Armenians by Turkish forces "genocide," many are asking why the House is debating the resolution now. Rep. Tom Lantos says passage of the genocide resolution would help restore America's moral authority. The House Foreign Affairs committee voted 27-21 Wednesday to approve the nonbinding resolution, which declares that the deportation of nearly 2 million Armenians from the Ottoman Empire between 1915 and 1923 -- resulting in the deaths of 1.5 million -- was "systematic" and "deliberate," amounting to "genocide."
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Resolution labels 1915-1923 massacre of Armenians in Turkey "genocide"
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House Democrats say resolution will help restore America's moral authority
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Administration says resolution would hurt relations with Turkey, a key ally

Question: And all of us in the Democratic leadership have supported... reiterating the @placeholder' acknowledgement of a genocide."


(CNN) -- They barely slept. That's the case for an unusual number of black bears in western Nevada, where an abnormally warm and dry winter has spurred them to halt their hibernation and head out for food. "They may be sleeping under a deck or under a house in a crawlspace, and they will emerge when it is a garbage day and raid some garbage cans and then go back to a sleep for a while," explains Chris Healy, a spokesman for the Nevada Department of Wildlife. Mother Nature can take credit for these bears' abbreviated slumber. Whereas parts of the Midwest and Northeast are now buried in snow and shivering in cold, that's not the case in many communities around Lake Tahoe and elsewhere.
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Black bears in the Sierra Nevadas typically "den" from December through early spring
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Such bears live near places they can root through garbage; "wild bears" aren't affected yet
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Official: It's also been unusually warm in Alaska, but bears there so far have stayed put

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(EW.com) -- The girl on fire is still burning bright! Lionsgate's hotly anticipated sequel "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" trounced the competition over its first weekend at the box office, pulling in an estimated $161.1 million. That gross handily beats the $152.5 million opening of "The Hunger Games," which opened in March 2012, and it stands as the best November debut of all time ahead of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," which bowed with $142.9 million in 2009. Only three films have ever opened higher than "Catching Fire": "The Avengers" ($207.4 million), "Iron Man 3" ($174.1 million), and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" ($169.2 million).
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"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" trounced the weekend's competition
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It earned an estimated $161.1 million
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Only three films have opened higher at the box office
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That sum also makes "Catching Fire" the best November debut of all time

Question: Lionsgate spent $130 million on the film — a major increase from the original "@placeholder'" $78 million budget.


Lucky to be alive: Lee Cowden, with daughters Ruby (left) and Molly (left),  lives to tell of her ordeal The weekend had been perfect: the sun had shone and the charming cottage they had rented in rural Norfolk had provided a much-needed break after months of gruelling IVF treatment. Coming home, however, the roads were so choked with holiday traffic, Lee Cowden and her husband Iain had decided to take a scenic detour, making the journey to Surrey much longer than expected. So when Lee, then 26, walked through the front door she went straight to bed. But instead of drifting off to sleep, the music therapist suddenly found herself feeling breathless as a strange tingling sensation began shooting down her left arm.
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After intense treatment Lee Cowden's relaxing break turned into a nightmare
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Lee suffered a heart attack and had to undergo surgery, lessening her chances of conceiving
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The young couple had to wait another nine months before having more IVF
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Other possible side effects include ovarian torsion
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In 2012 Emma Draper, 26, died from a massive stroke, triggered by a clot, just weeks after getting pregnant through IVF

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Editor's note: A nationally syndicated columnist, Roland S. Martin is the author of "Listening to the Spirit Within: 50 Perspectives on Faith" and "Speak, Brother! A Black Man's View of America." Visit his Web site for more information. Roland Martin says Colin Powell should back up his words with action to reshape the GOP. (CNN) -- The back-and-forth between former Secretary of State Colin Powell, former Vice President Dick Cheney, and radio entertainer Rush Limbaugh, has been, well, entertaining and fascinating. You have these enormous personalities and egos slamming into each other over what it means to be a Republican and the course the party should be on, as it is in desperate need of a vision.
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Roland Martin: Colin Powell is right to advocate a broader, more moderate GOP
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He says he should follow through on his words by building an organization
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He says Democrats regained power in 1990s after forming moderate group
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Martin: Powell could be the architect of a new Republican party

Question: But unless a leader such as @placeholder champions the cause of a moderate Republican Party, what he has been saying lately will be merely words.


LONDON, England (CNN)  -- A veteran of over 20 years of mountain climbing, Dave Bunting has been in some pretty tight scrapes. Soldier mountaineer Dave Bunting on Mount Everest. His team tried to summit via the mountain's notorious West Ridge in 2006. He and his climbing partner once watched in terror as a huge avalanche careered down a Himalayan mountainside straight for them. They were miraculously spared when the wall of snow parted on either side of the promontory where they were standing at a distance of just 50 meters. On another occasion he spent an agonizing night hanging precariously over a 3,000-foot (900 meter) drop during an electrical storm in the Alps. He estimates he was electrocuted "half a dozen times" during the course of the night.
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Army officer Dave Bunting recruited a team of 21 soldiers to summit Everest
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The 2006 attempt was via the mountain's notoriously dangerous West Ridge
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They spent over three years preparing by building cameraderie and team spirit
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Bunting says personal ambition can sometimes get the better of climbers on Everest

Question: "You are massively wrapped up in emotions there because you've spent three and a half years preparing for it," says Bunting, who now runs his own outdoor events company in the @placeholder.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- In what is seen as a bow to international pressure to delay implementation of a ban on private security contractors, the Afghan government said Wednesday it will form a committee to plan the phasing out of those contractors without endangering development projects. The committee is to be led by Afghanistan's minister of interior and will include representatives from NATO, the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force and major international donors. It will "develop plans for the disbandment of the PCSs that provide security for development projects and report on progress to the president," the Afghan government said in a written statement.
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Afghan's president has ordered a ban on security companies
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A committee will look at a timetable for implementation
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The United States and the United Nations applaud the move

Question: Eikenberry said earlier in a statement the @placeholder "strongly endorses" the United Nations' position.


(CNN) -- Shin Takemori throws a handful of old brushes onto a fire on a flat stone "altar," where a mound of similar brushes is already ablaze. A dozen people queue behind him, waiting to do the same. Collective garbage disposal? No -- this is a ritual cremation. "It's to honor the souls of the brushes, for the work they've done," explains Takemori, president of Chikuhodo Ltd., one of 80 family run brush-making companies located in Kumano, Japan. Used brushes from all over Japan are brought here to end their days. The brush pyre is a key part of the Fude no Matsuri, or Brush Festival, held annually in Kumano, a mountain town 20 kilometers east of Hiroshima.
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Of the town of Kumano's 27,000 inhabitants, 1,500 are brush craftsmen
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The best time to visit is September, when the annual Brush Festival takes place
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When demand for calligraphy brushes declined, Kumano companies began producing high-end makeup brushes
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Kumano turns out 15 million brushes a year -- 80% of Japan's total brush production

Question: They combined different brush making techniques they'd learned on their travels and developed a method unique to @placeholder.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 13:33 EST, 13 September 2012 | UPDATED: 06:33 EST, 14 September 2012 A thug killed a member of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing production team with a single punch before boasting: 'I've just smashed someone up,’ a court heard today. Ben Worden attacked lighting expert Paul Gunner, who had been celebrating his 32nd birthday, outside a kebab shop after 'taking exception' when Mr Gunner knocked on the window, a jury was told. In an act of 'thuggish behaviour that had the most tragic consequences,' Mr Gunner died after cracking his head on the pavement when Worden delivered the fatal blow, the court heard.
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Lighting expert Paul Gunner had been celebrating his 32nd birthday
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He was fatally attacked outside a kebab shop in Bexley, south east London
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Ben Worden, 33, denies murder, claiming a friend attacked Mr Gunner

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These extraordinary photographs show the extreme differences between everyday life in North and South Korea. The two countries were culturally identical before they were split into the communist North and capitalist South - but now they are almost unidentifiable. German photographer Dieter Leistner travelled around both countries, capturing images which demonstrate the huge gulf between them. Scroll down for video Morose: The metro in Pyongyang, where commuters look glum and the train is showing its age Playful: Young people enjoying themselves on the modern subway in South Korea's capital Seoul Austere: Three women in drab clothing crossing the road in North Korea
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German photographer Dieter Leistner captured images of the countries which used to be united before Cold War split
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The capitalist South is busy and prosperous but the communist North is poor and repressive
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Bustling streets of Seoul contrast with miserable scenes in Pyongyang

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On the night the dark shadow of Luis Suarez fell over the Las Vegas strip, the lights were switched back on at full power by the genius of the greatest boxer on earth. Floyd Mayweather was allegedly bitten on his left hand by Argentine wild man Marcos Maidana and not only the deed but the words were ugly reminders of serial chomper Suarez. The scene had moved from the football pitch to the prize ring but the act seemed just as despicable. After Mayweather protested he had been bitten in the eighth round, referee Kenny Bayless issued a severe lecture to the Maidana corner before allowing the fight to continue.
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Floyd Mayweather beats Marcos Maidana by unanimous decision
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American prevails in Las Vegas to extend his record to 47-0
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Judges scorecards read 115-112, 116-111 and 116-111 at MGM Grand
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Mayweather also won contest between pair in May by majority decision
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Mayweather complains he was bit by his opponent on the hand during fight

Question: In true Suarez fashion, @placeholder said: ‘No, no.’ And when showed the video clip of his crime he said: ‘Perhaps he put his glove in my mouth.

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West Ham are chasing Manchester City defender Micah Richards, who is set to leave the Barclays Premier League champions this summer. Hammers boss Sam Allardyce is in the market for a new right-back and has identified the versatile defender as a potential summer signing. Richards looks likely to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer following a frustrating season under Manuel Pellegrini. Moving on: Micah Richards (centre) is set to quit City after growing tired of not playing regularly The 25-year-old is at a crossroads in his career given he has just 12 months left on his current deal. City have offered Richards a contract extension, but the full-back has shown a reluctance to sign the deal given his lack of action under Pellegrini.
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Richards' contract expires in 12 months and he is reluctant to sign new deal
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City want him to stay as they struggle to fulfill homegrown quota
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City are expected to sign Bacary Sagna from Arsenal

Question: @placeholder's interest, which is at an early stage, will be dependent on the cost of the deal.


(CNN) -- Adele, who won big at the 2012 Grammys, once told Karl Lagerfeld off when he said that she was talented and pretty but a little too fat. Maybe his words got to her. The British pop star made news this week when she admitted to wearing four pairs of Spanx under a dress that wowed the audiences at the Grammys. Apparently, this was an improvement over her original dress that featured a built-in corset and in which she passed out when she tried it on. Spanx is a line of undergarments that offers solutions for women of all sizes and shapes. You can target bulging stomachs, jiggling upper arms, aging breasts and any other body part that may need some enhancement. No longer an item of fantasy play or a secret amongst plus-sized women, Spanx products have become prized accessories flaunted by the Kardashians, Oprah and suburban moms.
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British pop star Adele wore four pairs of Spanx at the Grammys
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Orit Avishai: Girdle-like garments were symbols of oppressive beauty standards
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She says embracing shapewear gives women an impoverished sense of empowerment
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Avishai: We can blame ourselves for supporting the very object that constrains us

Question: (And restrict they did; it's hard to ride a bike, perform surgery or even breathe, as @placeholder learned, when your midsection is squeezed tight).


Bonn, Germany (CNN) -- Ten years ago, Afghan leaders met outside Bonn, Germany, to lay out a road map to establish and sustain Afghanistan's government after the fall of the Taliban. On Monday, the nation's president for the last seven years, Hamid Karzai, will once again preside over a conference in the west German city to chart his nation's future. Yet this time, as opposed to just U.N. representatives facilitating the 2001 conference for a group of Afghan exiles and leaders, members of 85 delegations from various countries and 15 international organizations will join Afghans in the discussions. Their goal is to take stock of accomplishments and assess continued challenges in Afghanistan over the past decade, as well as to plot a partnership with the Kabul government amid plans to withdraw all foreign combat troops from the country by 2014.
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Diplomats and NGO leaders meet this week in Germany to talk about Afghanistan
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The conference is being led by Afghan President Hamid Karzai
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Afghanistan is facing many economic, security and political challenges
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The absence of Pakistan from the conference looms large

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(CNN) -- Thomas Menino, who retired this year as the longest-serving mayor in Boston history, died Thursday morning after a battle with cancer, according to his spokeswoman, Dorothy Joyce. He was 71. Menino, who presided over the city's highly lauded urban renewal during his more than 20 years as mayor, announced in March 2013 that he wouldn't run for a sixth term -- a decision that followed weeks of hospitalization for a respiratory infection and other health problems. Two months after stepping down following the end of his final term in January, he announced that he was diagnosed with an advanced form of cancer that had spread to his liver and lymph nodes.
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Thomas Menino, 71, dies after battling an advanced form of cancer
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He retired this year as the longest-serving mayor in Boston history
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Cardinal-Archbishop Sean O'Malley: Menino "placed family, faith and public service above all"

Question: The diagnosis took him completely by surprise, @placeholder said, but he was no stranger to medical hardship.


Lewis Hamilton could not even bring himself to look at Nico Rosberg, the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix. Neither put his arm around the other’s shoulder for the podium pictures. They then travelled back to the paddock press conference in separate minibuses. They sat on the dais side by side without so much as a glance at each other. The two World Championship contenders are not talking in private or public. Rosberg winked at his manager, Georg Nolte. A smile constantly played across his lips. Hamilton, by contrast, glowered from under the long, straight brim of his Mercedes cap. He answered enquiries in a downbeat manner.
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Nico Rosberg leads from pole to finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton
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British driver unhappy at Rosberg's pole and team's strategy on Sunday
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Rosberg regains lead from Hamilton in driver's standings
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Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo finishes in third place
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Sebastian Vettel forced to retire early on 100th appearance for Red Bull
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Jules Bianchi finishes ninth to score Marussia's first ever points

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(CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made a previously unannounced visit to Afghanistan on Monday to repair strained relations with President Hamid Karzai as the American-led international force continues to prepare to end its combat mission next year. Kerry's stop came on the same day that U.S. forces turned over control of a prison that has caused tension between the two nations, with Americans retaining a say on the handling of certain Taliban inmates. The talks on Monday followed controversial comments by Karzai in recent weeks that seemed to accuse U.S. forces of working with the Taliban to kill Afghan civilians, a charge denied by U.S. officials.
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NEW: Kerry pledges U.S. commitment to Afghanistan beyond 2014
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NEW: President Karzai thanks America for its support
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Earlier Monday, the United States turns over a prison to Afghan control
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Kerry makes an unannounced visit to Afghanistan to meet with Karzai

Question: He said media reports misinterpreted his comments to mean he was accusing the Taliban and @placeholder of collusion.


(CNN)Barely 20 minutes into our 4WD trip and a leopard nonchalantly crosses the sand road some 10 meters ahead of our vehicle. Any more carefree and it'd have walked up to the jeep and casually asked for the time of day and a cigarette. The leopard is the latest surprise on a surprise-filled long weekend in Sri Lanka. The encounter is eyebrow-raising because our guide, Manjula, has passed Managing Expectations 101 with high honors. "There is a good leopard population at Yala," Manjula said, "but it's hard to see them as they tend to want to keep away from us.
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Leopards are the main draw at Yala National Park
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Traditional Sri Lankan dinners have seemingly endless curry options
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Like its tourism industry, Sri Lanka's surf scene is in its relative infancy

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Squeezed into a four-bedroom council house in Guernsey lives a woman branded the UK's most prolific single mother. Joanne Watson, 40, has 14 children, ranging in age from three to 22 and survives largely on state benefits after the breakdown of her marriage in 2010. Once celebrated in endless articles in the press for her clan of immaculately turned-out blonde children, who were then supported entirely by the salary of her hardworking husband John, Joanne Watson and her family have now become figures of ridicule - and even hate. Mum of Britain's biggest family Joanne Watson, 40, left, stands at the head of her 14 children at their family home in St Martin, Guernsey: From left to right, Indianna, three; Tallulah, four; Armani (known as Arnie), five; Nerilly-Jade, seven; Lilly-Arna eight; Charlie, nine; Febrianne, 10; Brittany, 11; Caitlin, 12; Georgia, 15; Mariah, 16; Shanice, 19; Bradley, 21; and Natasha 22
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Joanne Watson responds to critics on TV show 15 Kids and Counting
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40-year-old insist that she regrets their infamy
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Pays £27 a week rent on four-bedroomed house while receiving £565 in benefits

Question: The family's bubble was burst four years ago when an accident meant @placeholder, 46, had to give up work as a lorry driver.


By Arthur Martin and Gerri Peev On the beach: Bob Crow relaxes in Rio as part of his £10,000 holiday Bob Crow is facing a mounting backlash for masterminding two crippling rail strikes during a lavish £10,000 holiday. The £145,000-a-year union chief has been accused of making empty promises over talks to avert the walkouts. Last week the RMT was issuing statements in his name from London offering to meet the capital’s mayor Boris Johnson to solve the dispute over changes to the Underground. In reality, however, the firebrand was sunning himself in South America, thousands of miles away. Fresh pictures show him dancing with his girlfriend Nicola Hoarau, 49, on of a cruise ship.
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RMT leader, who earns £145,000 a year, accused of making empty promises
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Statements were being issued in his name while he relaxed in Rio de Janeiro
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He was pictured deepening his lobster-red tan on Copacabana beach
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Also visited the famous Christo Redentor statue overlooking the city
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The holiday, which included a cruise ship jaunt, cost around £10,000

Question: The 53-year-old’s sun-soaked antics will anger some @placeholder workers, who will lose out on wages when they begin their first of two 48-hour strikes tomorrow.


By Simon Tomlinson Last updated at 12:46 PM on 30th December 2011 An adopted woman spent her whole life thinking she was an only child unaware she had nine siblings living minutes from her home. Susan Walton had always longed for a brother or sister to play with after being adopted when she was six months old. Now, at the age of 64, Susan has discovered she is the oldest of ten children who live a few miles away from her house in Hull, East Yorkshire. Reunited at last: Susan Walton (centre) with six of her nine newly discovered siblings (clockwise from left) Jacqueline Postill, Janet Brown, Brenda Newman, Michael Sexton, Julie Marrow and John Sexton at her home in Hull
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Susan Walton was 13 years old when told she was adopted...
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...but only knew about brothers and sisters 50 years later
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It turns out they have been living in same postcode all this time
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'It was lonely being an only child. It’s been a lovely shock meeting them'

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The Democrat-controlled Senate passed its first formal budget proposal in four years early Saturday after hours of non-stop voting that started Friday evening. The non-binding plan for the 2014 budget calls for a trillion dollars in tax increases and passed 50 to 49. No Republicans voted for the bill, and four Democrats voted against it. It now goes to the House, where it is expected to be shot down. Senators recently voted down a budget proposal passed by the Republican-controlled house. The two budget proposals and a third one to be offered by the president will likely be used as a basis for future negotiations between the parties.
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Senators approve a measure requiring them to donate 20% of their salaries to charity
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The House is expected to dump the Senate 2014 budget proposal; the Senate shot down the House's
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President Obama is  to present his budget proposal next month
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Senators voted for 13 hours until just before 5:00 a.m.

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(CNN)Between light-hearted moments like Benedict Cumberbatch taking a swig from a hip flask and Neil Patrick Harris parading on stage in his underwear, it was all about activism and controversial topics at the 87th Academy Awards. A broad range of issues, from immigration to suicide to Alzheimer's disease to wage inequality, took center stage. Sean Penn rubbed many the wrong way when he joked "Who gave this son of a bitch his green card?" as he presented Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu the best picture award for "Birdman." Iñarritu seemed unperturbed and devoted the Oscar win to his fellow Mexicans, saying, "I just pray they can be treated with the same dignity and respect of the ones that came before and built this incredible, immigrant nation."
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Sean Penn's immigration comment at the Oscars causes some to cry "inappropriate!"
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Patricia Arquette took on wage inequality, to the appreciation of Meryl Streep
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Screenplay winner Graham Moore gave an emotional speech about growing up "weird"

Question: In the press room, @placeholder said of Penn's joke, "I found it hilarious.


(CNN) -- With his opinion for a narrow majority of the Supreme Court, upholding major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has, for the first time since his confirmation as chief justice in 2005, breached the gap between the conservative and liberal wings of the court on a polarizing political issue. News: Legal scholars unsurprised by Roberts In doing so, he has jettisoned his reputation as a predictable conservative vote on controversial issues, such as campaign finance reform and affirmative action, that have been decided by a divided court. Roberts, in finding the critical provisions of the Affordable Care Act constitutional, has followed the example of his predecessor, Chief Justice Charles Evan Hughes, who led the court during the tumultuous constitutional battles over President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal legislation. Hughes, like Roberts, sometimes found narrow grounds to uphold New Deal legislation and, as a result, cautiously steered the court away from the public perception that justices voted according to their political values, not constitutional principle.
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James Simon: Chief justice breached gap between court's conservative, liberal wings
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He says Roberts upended reputation as predictable conservative, like a predecessor
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He says FDR-era Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes also kept politics out of decisions
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Simon: Roberts left fate of law with political branches and voters, where it belongs

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Question: News: Emotions high after @placeholder upholds health care law


George Groves is writing a boxing sitcom, which he says is a mix of The Inbetweeners and Entourage. As a fan of storytelling, he believes his own career is following a far darker path but insists it will have a happy ending. Two successive defeats by arch-rival Carl Froch have left Groves at a critical point in his journey and, with a world title eliminator looming next Saturday, he knows a third loss would be fatal for his career. ‘If it was Lord of the Rings, we are still only one book in,’ he says. ‘It’s been a half-decent read but it gets better — a lot better — it may get a bit darker but we’re on our way and there are plenty more chapters to put together. I don’t quite know what is going to happen yet but we’re not even halfway through the series.’
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George Groves returns to the ring against France's Christopher Rebrasse
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The September 20 bout at Wembley Arena is a final WBC title eliminator
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The winner becomes mandatory challenger to American Anthony Dirrell
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Groves was floored and stopped in the eighth round by Carl Froch in May
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Trainer Paddy Fitzpatrick had Groves watch the defeat back three times that night and nine times the next day

Question: Take nothing away from @placeholder, he found the target with the best punch of his career, but maybe there’s a part of him that thinks: “I wish it wasn’t so lucky”.


Football presenter Adrian Chiles has a new expanded role at BBC Radio 5 Live as the top female presenters exit in the ‘biggest shake-up’ to the station in years. The 47-year-old, who is currently on World Cup duties in Brazil, returned to the station last year after quitting the BBC to head to ITV. He will now front the popular 10am show 5 Live Daily on Mondays and Tuesdays. New role at BBC Radio 5 Live: Adrian Chiles will host a mid-morning show on Mondays and Tuesdays Chiles, who was one of the launch presenters for the station, said: ‘Twenty years ago, I felt the luckiest man alive to land a job on the network when it launched. I feel no less delighted now to be part of this relaunch and I can't wait to get started.'
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Footie presenter will host 10am show 5 Live Daily on Mondays and Tuesdays
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Victoria Derbyshire and Shelagh Fogarty are moving onto new opportunities
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Richard Bacon is also leaving to host a new painting series on BBC1

Question: He said: ‘It's time to have different adventures, many of which will still be at the @placeholder.’


(CNN) -- Todd Sollar used to think a college education was a waste of time and money. "I thought I could bypass college after high school and get a good paying job with General Motors and avoid the high cost of an education," he said. The 34-year-old from Centerville, Ohio, was groomed as a young adult to work with his hands and to pursue production jobs in his hometown area near Dayton. After high school, he worked for two years at Airborne Express (now DHL) in Wilmington, Ohio, then moved to the General Motors' Moraine plant where he worked on the body shop assembly line for 11 years churning out Chevrolet Trailblazers, GMC Envoys and even Saab SUVs.
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Todd Sollar believed college was a waste of time and money, until he lost his factory job
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Sollar is among the growing trend of Americans attending community college
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Sollar graduated from community college in June and now has a full-time job, again

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By Lawrence Booth PUBLISHED: 01:51 EST, 2 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:45 EST, 2 December 2013 Before the start of the Ashes series last summer, one of England’s back-room staff privately voiced concerns about two members of the Australian set-up. Darren Lehmann, soon to replace Mickey Arthur as coach, was one. The other was Ryan Harris, the bullocking but injury-prone fast bowler who until this year had never played more than three Tests in a row because his body simply couldn’t stand the strain. Lehmann has since been credited with helping the Australians to relax, replacing video replays on the team bus of the side’s latest match with music and cans of beer. And Harris, far from breaking down, is now on the verge of a sixth successive Test.
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Ryan Harris set to play sixth successive Test for Australia
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Ankle injury fears for captain Michael Clarke are allayed

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After upsetting the odds one week, it’s always good to back it up the following one — and Stoke managed that yesterday as they escaped south London with a point. Crystal Palace aren’t in the class of Arsenal, who Stoke beat last Saturday, but they defended stoutly, worked as a unit and forced Mark Hughes’s side into areas they did not wish to be. At times the Potters couldn’t live with their hosts, or more pointedly with Yannick Bolasie, who gave Phil Bardsley a real chasing. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail's Big Match Stats: Crystal Palace 1-1 Stoke Stoke striker Peter Crouch jumps for joy while celebrating with team-mate Erik Pieters after levelling the scoreline at Selhurst Park
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James McArthur scored his first goal since joining Crystal Palace in the summer against Mark Hughes' Stoke
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Peter Crouch levelled the scoring just two minute later by scoring past Julian Speroni at Selhurst Park
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Yannick Bolasie impressed for Palace once again but the winger was unable to help his side find a winner

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(CNN) -- Don't count Carlos Danger out of the New York mayoral race just yet. He's still a contender. That's Anthony Weiner, for anyone who slept through the news that more X-rated photos and text messages apparently sent (under that nom de plume) by Weiner to a then-22-year-old woman have surfaced. The raunchy messages were reportedly sent via the social media website Formspring in August 2012, nearly a year after Weiner resigned from Congress after his first sex scandal. But this time around, Weiner is smarter. Instead of denials, Weiner has admitted communicating with the young woman and asked for forgiveness, again.
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Roxanne Jones: Don't count out "Carlos Danger" yet; Weiner should still run for mayor
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Calls for him to quit may not take into account Americans' growing tendency to "sext," she says
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She says if Spitzer can run with his sex scandal, why not Weiner? Voters should decide
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Jones: Maybe it's time to accept that flawed people can still govern productively

Question: Opinion: Hey Weiner, @placeholder doesn't like to look stupid


By Sam Webb A Russian aircraft carrier and and a nuclear-powered battle cruiser have passed through the English Channel - escorted by a British warship. The seven-strong naval task group led by the Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's largest warship, entered the Channel last night, a Royal Navy spokesman said. Although the ships did not enter UK territorial waters, their movements were tracked by the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon - the duty fleet-ready escort vessel - which was dispatched from Portsmouth. Scroll down for video Escort: HMS Dragon (foreground) with the Russian aircraft carrier 'Admiral Kuznetsov', in the English Channel. HMS Dragon tracked and met up with a Russian task group off the coast of Brest as they entered the English Channel yesterday
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Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's largest warship, led six other vessels through the Channel last night
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A Royal Navy destroyer, HMS Dragon, was dispatched from Portsmouth to escort the task group
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'Routine' passage comes amid period of heightened tension over troubles in Ukraine
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It came on the same day Russian president Vladimir Putin oversaw simulation of nuclear missile launches

Question: While he stressed that the passage of the Russian ships was 'routine business' for the @placeholder, he said there had been a resurgence of Russian military air activity in recent years.


By Simon Boyle, Showbusiness Editor PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 2 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:01 EST, 2 November 2013 Elizabeth Hurley’s wedding to Shane Warne is back on after their temporary split – which The Mail on Sunday  can reveal was sparked by the discovery of a mysterious mobile phone among the  ex-cricketer’s luggage. A source revealed that Liz, 48, was hurt and angry after she found the mobile as Shane was packing for a trip to his native Australia. It is understood to have contained intimate text messages. Back on: Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne's wedding is going ahead after their tenporary split, which was caused by intimate messages found on the Australian cricketer's mobile phone
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The pair split after Liz, 48, found intimate texts on the ex-cricketer's phone
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She discovered it while he was packing for a trip to his native Australia
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But now they are a 'very happy couple' and 'desperate to make things work'

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Real Madrid head into Saturday's derby against Atletico Madrid with a depleted squad after James Rodriguez and Sergio Ramos suffered injuries on Wednesday night. Carlo Ancelotti's side beat Sevilla 2-1 to maintain their four-point lead at the top of La Liga, but attention will now turn to the Madrid derby, for which Madrid look a few players short. James Rodriguez and Sergio Ramos were both substituted inside 25 minutes of the game at the Bernabeu on Tuesday, with a statement later confirming that Rodriguez's injury is as bad as was initially feared. Real Madrid forward James Rodriguez (right) has a fractured metatarsal and needs an operation
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Real Madrid beat Sevilla 2-1 at the Bernabeu on Tuesday night
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The result was marred by injuries to James Rodriguez and Sergio Ramos
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Rodriguez has fractured his foot and will undertake an operation
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Real Madrid face Atletico Madrid in a derby on Saturday night
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What is it about Michael Gove that makes him attract controversy like a ripe peach attracts wasps? After that bruising bout of infighting with Theresa May over the threat of Islamic extremism, most ministers would have thought it wise to keep their head down. How Mrs May must be enjoying the sight of her adversary becoming embroiled in another unnecessary and bloody fight – this time involving the Prime Minister. Dominic Cummings, pictured, is seen as Michael Gove's closet ally and for many he is the Education Secretary's attack dog, savaging opponents Many Tory MPs think it is inconceivable that the Education Secretary did not know Dominic Cummings was giving a poisonous interview to the same newspaper that two weeks ago reported his own withering criticism of the Home Secretary – and that Gove himself once worked for.
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Many Tory back benchers secretly agree with Dominic Cummings' analysis
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Michael Gove said he was unaware of Mr Cummings' latest broadside
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Mr Cummings is still seen as very close to his former boss, Mr Gove

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So close to a morale-boosting victory in tricky circumstances, Liverpool’s defence crumbled again to let their lead slip against Ludogorets and raise fresh questions. Individual errors from Simon Mignolet, Kolo Toure, and Alberto Moreno allowed the Bulgarian champions two goals  but collectively there were issues too. Martin Skrtel and Javi Manquillo struggled at times to get their communication sorted allowing the nimble Ludogorets attackers opportunities to outmanoeuvre them. Glen Johnson was also flat-footed for the late equaliser. The Liverpool players look dejected after conceding a late equaliser against Ludogorets on Wednesday Liverpool's shaky defence has now conceded 13 goals from set pieces this season
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Liverpool drew 2-2 against Ludogorets on Wednesday night
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Dejan Lovren has been poor since £20million move from Southampton
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Simon Mignolet made another error in draw against Ludogorets
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Mignolet  criticised by likes of Jamie Carragher and Bruce Grobbelaar
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Spanish full-backs Javi Manquillo and Alberto Moreno yet to adapt

Question: @placeholder (second left) was left on the bench against Ludogorets after his shaky start to the season


HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- Like that other famous environmentalist, Thomas Friedman began his talk at the Asia Society in Hong Kong on December 16 with a simple PowerPoint slide. But that's where the similarities between Al Gore and The New York Times columnist end. Thomas L. Friedman has taken on a green hue with his latest book, "Hot, Flat and Crowded". Unlike Gore, Friedman is a distinctly different shade of green, a deeply pragmatic green that believes economic forces can usher in a revolution in environmental policy. He argues that systemic change simply requires showing the world that it needs green technology and letting pure economics do the rest.
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Journalist and author of "Hot, Flat and Crowded" spoke at Hong Kong event
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Pragmatic approach to environmentalism also a means to transform U.S. economy
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For Friedman, innovation in energy technology is solution of all solutions

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(CNN) -- Baseball. The radio. Summer. There is something about the connection between the three of them that nothing can tear apart. If baseball on the radio sounds a little different lately, there is a reason. Richard Sandomir of The New York Times reported recently on the proliferation of "drop-in" advertisements on radio broadcasts of ballgames around the nation. Drop-in ads are paid commercials that air not as traditional advertisements, but as part of the play-by-play. The first walk during a New York Yankees game is accompanied by "Just walk into CityMD's six convenient locations"; the first run scored in a Texas Rangers game is described by the play-by-play man as "the First Financial First Run."
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Bob Greene: Baseball radio play-by-play is working commercials into the announcers' descriptions
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He says baseball on the radio is still special -- it's free and comforting commentary in summer
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At times, play-by-play can reach heights, as in description of Stan Musial's last at bat, Greene says

Question: @placeholder has always been a relentlessly and unapologetically revenue-seeking enterprise.


Police in St Louis have made a third arrest in connection to Sunday's deadly hammer attack on a Bosnian immigrant, charging a 17-year-old as an adult in the slaying. The arrests of the youths - among them two black teens and one Hispanic - in the death of 32-year-old Zemir Begic came as city officials struggled to tamp down speculations that the killing of the Bosnian man may have been motivated by race or somehow related to the ongoing unrest in Ferguson. 'There is no evidence that this was a crime occasioned by the race or ethnicity of the victim,' St Louis Mayor Francis Slay said in a statement Monday.
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Zemir Begic, 32, was surrounded by a group of teens wielding hammers
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The juveniles struck his car before Begic stepped out and was beaten
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He suffered damage to his head, abdomen and face and was taken to St Louis University Hospital, where he later died
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His wife says he pulled her out the way so he would be beaten
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St Louis police detained three suspects aged 15, 16 and 17 - two of them black and one Hispanic
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Robert Mitchell, 17, turned himself in Sunday and is being charged as adult with first-degree murder
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Mayor Francis Slay declared there is no evidence the victim's race or ethnicity played a role in the crime
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Police said Begic was not targeted for being Bosnian and did not say if there was a connection to unrest after Ferguson grand jury decision

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