Aaron Hernandez texted a friend to 'hurry' before they allegedly murdered semi-professional football player Odin Lloyd, the jury in his murder trial heard on Friday. But several other messages the former New England Patriots player exchanged with co-defendant Ernest Wallace were deleted from his phone after the killing, a Massachusetts Superior Court heard. Hernandez, 25, was seen grinning in court on Friday as prosecutor Patrick Bomberg went through dozens of texts he had sent to Wallace in the days surrounding the June 17, 2013 killing of Lloyd. The semi-pro football player, who was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee, was found shot to death at an industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Atteborough later that day.
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A Sprint employee testified in court in Fall River, Massachusetts on Friday that several texts between Hernandez and Ernest Wallace had been deleted
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Hernandez had texted Wallace to meet him before they 'collected Odin Lloyd from his home in July 2013 and took him to an industrial park'
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The former New England Patriot is on trial for killing Lloyd, a semi-pro football player who was dating Hernandez's fiancee's sister
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After police asked Hernandez to go to the police station, he repeatedly called Wallace from his lawyer's phone, records show
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Wallace and another defendant, Carlos Ortiz, have also been charged in the death but will go on trial at a later date

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Two coastguard patrol boats blasted each other with water cannon as tensions escalated over the ownership of a tiny group of rocky islands in the South China Sea. The Japanese vessel opened fire on its Taiwanese rival as the ship encroached on the disputed land - which is also claimed by China - earlier today. In a bid to repel the approaching flotilla, they opened fire with their powerful water arsenal. But the Taiwanese boats fired back with their own spray guns sparking a ferocious water fight. Super soakers at dawn: The Japanese coastguard (top) exchanges fire with a Taiwanese counterpart (bottom) in a ferocious water fight
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It was the latest confrontation over the uninhabited islands Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China
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China, Japan and Taiwan all claim the islands, but they are administered by Tokyo, since the Japanese government bought them from private owners two weeks ago
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China unveils its first aircraft carrier in defiant move against Japan

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By Louise Cheer for Daily Mail Australia A 514-year-old book which contains 67 paintings created by some of the most talented Renaissance artists has been purchased for more than $15 million by Channel Seven chairman Kerry Stokes. The Rothschild Prayerbook, also known as a Book of Hours, was once owned by a European banking family, the Rothschilds, and was taken from them by Adolf Hitler in 1938 when Austria was invaded by the Nazis. Each page of the prayerbook - which was created in the 16th century and used for private worship - is made of animal skin and lined with gold leafing.
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The Rothschild Prayerbook was created in the 16th century and used for private worship
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It was purchased by Channel Seven chairman Kerry Stokes this year
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The prayerbook will take its place in his private collection in Perth, WA
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Soon it will go on a tour of the east coast to Canberra and Melbourne

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TUOL SLENG, Cambodia (CNN)  -- The trial of a former prison chief with the Khmer Rouge movement resumed inside a packed Cambodian courtroom Monday, with prosecutors painting a grim picture of inmates who were electrocuted, whipped and beaten to death. Duch ran a prison where people were tortured and killed under the Khmer Rouge. Kaing Guek Eav, a former math teacher and a born-again Christian, displayed no emotion as the U.N.-backed tribunal accused him not just of overseeing the torture and killing of more than 15,000 men, women and children three decades ago -- but of actively taking part in some of them.
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NEW: Duch offers basic introduction of himself; court officials read probe's findings
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Duch's trial is taking place outside the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh
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Prison victims were military officials, Communist Party members
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Duch, former prison chief, has admitted role in Khmer Rouge's reign

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By Ruth Sunderland PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 30 June 2013 | UPDATED: 02:25 EST, 1 July 2013 High fashion to high street: Kate Moss, pictured in Versace's F/W campaign, has a less glamorous business deal in the pipeline She has landed campaigns with some of the world’s most glamorous brands. But Kate Moss’s latest career move is a bit more down to earth – the supermodel is now the face of high street phone-seller Carphone Warehouse. Miss Moss, who has posed for exclusive designers including Chanel and Burberry, is working on a range of smartphone cases for an undisclosed fee.
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Kate is designing smartphone cases for Carphone Warehouse

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(CNN) -- A former Rutgers University student accused of spying on and intimidating his gay roommate by use of a hidden webcam was found guilty Friday of all counts -- including invasion of privacy and the more severe charges of bias intimidation -- in a case that thrust cyberbullying into the national spotlight. Dharun Ravi, 20, was also found guilty of witness tampering, hindering apprehension and tampering with physical evidence, and could now face up to 10 years in jail and deportation to his native India. Sentencing has been set for May 21. The New Jersey jury was confronted with a series of questions on each charge after it asked for clarification on what constituted bias intimidation. Though it found Ravi not guilty on several questions within the verdict sheet, because he was found guilty on at least one question on each main count, Ravi was convicted on all charges and could now face the maximum penalty.
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Dharun Ravi, 20, is found guilty of bias intimidation and invasion of privacy
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His roommate, Tyler Clementi, killed himself in 2010 after learning of webcam spying
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Ravi was not charged directly with Clementi's death

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Silverstone, England (CNN) -- It was a red letter day for Formula One driver Jules Bianchi at Silverstone this week. The Frenchman donned Ferrari's famous scarlet uniform as he was chosen to deputize for the injured Kimi Raikkonen on the final day of in-season testing. Bianchi, who drives for the back-of-the-grid Marussia team, told CNN he received a phone call on Monday evening asking him to stand in for the Finn, who is recuperating from a bruising crash in Sunday's British Grand Prix. His big chance was widely seen as an audition for a future Ferrari drive -- perhaps as soon as 2016.
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Jules Bianchi given run by Ferrari at testing session in Britain
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Frenchman drives for Marussia but is part of Ferrari Academy
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Kimi Raikkonen was rested following high-speed crash on Sunday
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Finn has struggled since rejoining the Italian team this year

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(CNN) -- Across America, middle-class families are wondering how they'll send their kids to college, pay their mortgages and still manage to save enough for retirement. Women across America face an uphill climb in the workplace, as they continue to earn less than men. We still sit in traffic on congested roads built decades ago, and then drive on run-down roads and crumbling bridges. These are among the problems our elected leaders are expected to address. These are the issues voters want us to focus on. But those are not the issues that the American people will remember as the priorities of John Boehner and the 113th Congress.
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Steve Israel: Middle class worries about money, equal pay, crumbling infrastructure
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He says GOP has not shown these are its priorities; party instead attacks Obama
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He says Boehner's Congress will be remembered for shutting down government in 2013
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Israel: Democrats running in 2014 will focus on the real priorities of the middle class

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Before the match, Ally McCoist denied his position was bombproof and it required a spectacular missile from Lewis Macleod to stop yet more flak being aimed in the direction of the Rangers manager. Macleod’s overhead strike — as good as you’ll see in any league all season — arrived early and, despite a high quota of chances at both ends, was enough to see the Ibrox club maintain their six-point distance from Championship leaders Hearts. Defeat last Monday night had brought McCoist’s position into question and, had Livingston displayed the same assurance in front of goal as Hibernian, the fortitude of the Rangers boss’s tenure may indeed have been put to the test.
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Rangers were well-beaten by Hibernian on Monday and Ally McCoist's side came into the game under considerable pressure from fans
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Macleod's goal was a stunning overhead kick in the eighth minute
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Rangers remain second in the Scottish Championship, while Livingston are struggling in eighth

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A deputy care home manager 'waved her breasts in the face of an 88-year-old dementia sufferer' before hauling him out of his chair, biting him between the legs and calling him a 'dirty old man', a court heard. Siobhan Koralewski, 30, was 'taking revenge' on pensioner Ken Pinkney for breaking her mother Margaret's shoulder while agitated, it has been claimed. During her time at Roundstone Care Residential Home in Filey, North Yorkshire, Koralewski also allegedly forced another dementia sufferer, Elizabeth Hall, to down a cocktail of the dregs of her daily tea, Teesside Crown Court heard. Siobhan Koralewski (pictured) was a senior carer at Roundstone Care Residential Home in Filey, North Yorkshire, which her parents owned, when she allegedly 'waved her breasts' in the face of the resident
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Siobhan Koralewski, 30, 'waved her breasts' in the dementia sufferer's face
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Also bit 88-year-old between legs and called him 'dirty old man', court told
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Deputy care home manager also accused of mistreating two other people
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Koralewski and mother Margaret deny four counts of ill-treating residents

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San Diego (CNN) -- The breathtakingly incompetent way that Disney handled the introduction of what was thought to be the Magic Kingdom's first Hispanic princess has me wondering: What kind of Mickey Mouse operation is this? Given that Hispanics spending power is worth $1.2 trillion, it's not surprising the media and entertainment behemoth wants a slice of it. But Disney's attempt has turned into a case study of how not to market a product to any group, let alone Hispanics. Talk about magic. Apparently, Disney has the power to take Hispanics and "de-Hispanicize" them. You start off chocolate, or cafe con leche. Then, suddenly, abracadabra, you're vanilla!
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Ruben Navarrette: Disney's newest princess, Sofia, may or may not be Hispanic
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Navarrette: Executive producer said Sofia is Hispanic, but Disney said she's just a princess
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He says a lot of Hispanics -- 52 million Americans -- don't like being played with
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Navarrette: Disney wants to dip into the Hispanic market but botched it with this attempt

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Question: Whereas my mother's generation, and my wife's had to put up with being ignored and overlooked by the worlds of media and entertainment, Disney has taught my girls that there is something worse -- when being designated "@placeholder" is treated as a mistake that has to be corrected.


LAGOS, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria has set its sights on making multibillion-dollar oil deals with China amid peace moves with militants. Hundreds of militants have laid down their weapons in exchange for a pardon and a job. Lawmakers in the west African country -- one of the world's top producers of oil -- are crafting new money-making changes for its state oil corporation, as officials negotiate multibillion-dollar oil deals with China. At the same time, the government is brokering peace with bandits whose attacks have cost the oil industry millions. Nigeria's minister for state of petroleum, Odein Ajumogobia, talked this month about the developments.
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Nigeria aims to make huge oil deals with China and peace with militants
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Government brokers peace with bandits whose attacks cost oil industry millions
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Chinese oil company negotiating with Nigeria over $30 billion oil deal, reports say

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(CNN) -- Rick Santorum awoke to a new reality Wednesday after sweeping all three Republican presidential contests a day earlier, reshaping the contest that will decide who runs against President Barack Obama in November. Santorum won caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado, as well as a nonbinding primary in Missouri to energize his campaign and raise questions about front-runner Mitt Romney's ability to attract broad conservative support. The victories by Santorum bolstered his contention that he is the strongest conservative challenger to the more moderate Romney for the GOP nomination, and the most formidable conservative candidate to take on Obama. "I don't stand here and claim to be the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney," Santorum declared to cheering supporters outside St. Louis. "I stand here to be the conservative alternative to Barack Obama."
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Santorum wins Colorado, along with victories in Missouri and Minnesota
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Mitt Romney stresses party unity in congratulating Santorum
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"Conservatism is alive and well," Santorum tells supporters
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The delegate total of 70 in Colorado and Minnesota is the biggest so far of campaign

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:17 PM on 31st October 2011 Officials seized thousands of pounds of narcotics with the arrest of 70 suspected drug smugglers in what is being described as a 'jaw-dropping' confiscation by authorities in Arizona. The suspected cartel in Sinaloa Mexico under Kingpin Joaquin 'El Champ' Guzman, is believed to handle 65 percent of all drugs transported illegally into the United States. 'This is one of the more substantial drug-smuggling operations going on right now. This is a billion-dollar drug trade organization linked to the cartel,' an official with the investigation told Reuters. Mexican kingpin: Joaquin 'El Champ' Guzman (left) of the suspected Sinaloa cartel is believed to handle 65 percent of all drugs transported illegally into the United States
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Thousands of pounds of narcotics were seized in Arizona with the arrest of 70 suspected smugglers
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The Mexican drug cartel accused is believed to handle 65 percent of all illegal drugs smuggled into the U.S.
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Tens of thousands have been killed in Mexican drug-related violence since 2006

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Upheaval must suit Wasps. They were braced for mass protests at Adams Park on Sunday, after announcing a mid-season relocation to Coventry, but there was euphoria rather than anger as Bath were beaten. In the build-up to this Aviva Premiership match, there had been talk of demonstrations following the confirmation that Wasps will be based at the Ricoh Arena from December. Yet, any groundswell of angst was well disguised. There was one banner describing the nomadic club as a ‘franchise’, but even that had vanished by the second-half as Dai Young’s team stormed into a commanding lead. Ultimately, Wasps had to withstand a late Bath rear-guard action as the visitors recovered from 29-0 down to earn a losing bonus point, but there was a collective desperation among the home players to end a turbulent week on a high, which they duly did. Their feat was all the more remarkable as the controversy surrounding their imminent move was not the only disruption.
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Wasps ensured they ended a difficult week with a 29-22 victory over Bath
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Their decision to relocate to Coventry caused some fan protests this week
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But Andy Goode scored 16 points with the boot in win at Adams Park
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Sailosi Tagicakibau scored try, Elliot Daly a penalty, as well as a penalty try
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Jonathan Joseph, Micky Young and David Sisi scored tries for Bath
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Bath shown three yellow cards to Young, David Wilson and Leroy Houston

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By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 10:18 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:20 EST, 24 April 2013 There is a blog dedicated to her immaculate style and a Twitter account keeping you informed of her sartorial selections. But if that's still not enough information about Michelle Obama's clothes and you want even more immediate access to her wardrobe, you'll thrill at the arrival of a new smartphone fashion app. Following in the wake of her successful Duchess of Cambridge app Kate's Style List, Birmingham-based developer and clothes-lover Helen Barclay has created Michelle's Stye List, a 69p (99 cents) programme enabling you to emulate the dress sense of America's First Lady of Fashion.
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App tells you what Michelle is wearing and where to buy each item
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Michelle's Style List created by Helen Barclay from Birmingham
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Also designed Kate's Style List, her app for Duchess of Cambridge's style

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By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail Manny Pacquiao’s return journey to Las Vegas has taken him via Jimmy Kimmel’s chat show on American television, where he was joined on camera by Bill Clinton. The former US president not only expressed his unbounded admiration of the PacMan as a boxer but endorsed him as a future leader of the Philippines. The man standing in the way of the first of those ambitions sees that celebrity shoulder-rubbing as further reason why he will beat the legendary Pacquiao for a second time in the MGM Grand Garden. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Pacquiao train and arrive in Las Vegas ahead of bout
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Manny Pacquiao appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel Show with Bill Clinton, giving Tim Bradley more belief that the former champ has lost his fire
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Pacquiao remains deeply aggravated by the blinkered Nevadan judges who consigned him to defeat against Bradley in 2012
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Pacquiao's coach Freddie Roach has said: 'I want Manny to go for the KO against Bradley. And I expect him to get it.'
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Unbeaten Bradley acknowledges that the scoring controversy hurt public perception of him and he, too, is eager reconfirm his reputation
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Carl Frampton fully deserves to be viewed as the heir apparent to his own mentor, the great Barry McGuigan, in the firmament of Northern Irish boxing
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After a gruesome eye injury, Enzo Maccarinelli is still only 33 but is left to ponder his future in the hardest game

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By Victoria Woollaston Internet connections between Syria and the outside world were cut off for at least 20 hours, according to data from Google and other global Internet companies. Google's Transparency Report showed traffic to Google services pages from the country, embroiled in a civil war that has lasted more than two years, suddenly stopping shortly before 7pm on Tuesday. Other firms such as Akamai also revealed a total block on traffic. Scroll down for video Traffic monitoring company Akamai also recorded the moment when Syrian internet was cut off on Tuesday. This chart shows the traffic dipping slightly just before 7pm and dropping completely. The traffic was not restored for at least four hours, and is not fully back online now
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The country was without internet for at least 20 hours from Tuesday, according to Google web traffic reports
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Full service has now been restored

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Republicans already are steaming about President Barack Obama's expected executive action to potentially allow millions of undocumented workers to remain in the country. But another debate on immigration will refocus on internal GOP splits and raise questions about whether the party is taking any of its own advice about being more open to Hispanics. Pointing to inaction by Congress, Obama signaled last Wednesday that he's done waiting for Republicans to negotiate a compromise on any immigration measures. "I promise you, the American people don't want me just standing around twiddling my thumbs and waiting for Congress to get something done," he said.
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GOP struggling internally on message they're sending to Hispanics
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Some Republicans are worried about impact of some anti-immigration hardliners
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Crisis of thousands of migrant children streaming to the border illuminates the issue

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JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Israel moved to defend itself in the face of international criticism Monday over its eviction of dozens of Palestinian families from a neighborhood of Jerusalem they have lived in for generations. Left-wing Israeli activists protest against the eviction of Palestinians from their homes in east Jerusalem. "I think a lot of the criticism is simply not fair," said Mark Regev, a government spokesman, who described the dispute as a legal one between two private parties over who had title to a property in East Jerusalem. In the court action, a settler group sued claiming the Palestinians had violated an agreement under which they were allowed to live in the houses.
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Israel incurs international criticism over eviction of Palestinian families
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Two Jewish families moved in after evictions in East Jerusalem
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Israeli spokesman says dispute is a legal one between private parties

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(CNN) -- America's painful struggle with racism has often brought great satisfaction to the country's rivals, critics, and foes. The killing of Michael Brown by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, and its tumultuous aftermath has been a bonanza. "Protests spread across U.S." announced Iran's state-run Press TV. Russian government-controlled media showcased the dramatic pictures, "huge explosions," "mayhem unraveling," and what might look like the wholesale collapse of social order in America. Countries hostile to the U.S. ignore this key aspect: Behind the TV images of violence and the stunningly excessive, counterproductive police response, is that America is engaged in a profound, honest and what will prove to be a constructive debate about racism, law enforcement tactics, the weapons police use, and what life is like for minority teens.
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Frida Ghitis: Critics, foes of U.S. making hay with Ferguson, to portray U.S. in flames
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Ghitis: Venezuela, Iran, Egypt, Russia media played story as if U.S. social order breaking down
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She says Ferguson definitely brings up racism, police weapons, treatment of minorities
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Ghitis: But stories miss Americans' soul searching, civil rights history, size of protests

Question: In @placeholder, where opposition leaders languish in prison for years and human rights violations at the hands of the government are well-documented, authorities used Ferguson to undermine America's criticism.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:17 EST, 28 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:19 EST, 28 September 2012 A group of parents in Miami, Florida are outraged that school officials allowed high school students to participate in an explicit rap music video, featuring Juicy J and Lil Wayne, that referenced drugs and sex. Students from the Miami Northwestern Senior High band appeared in the video for Bands A Make Her Dance - which features scantily clad females frolicking around stripping poles and club scenes referencing drinking and drugs. Parents are shocked that the school gave permission to the students to don their band uniforms for the racy footage but the school is pleading ignorance, saying they didn't know much about the artist before they gave permission.
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High school seniors donned band uniforms for Juicy J's rap music video 'Bands a Make Her Dance'
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Footage featured strippers and references to drugs and drinking
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Miami high school sanctioned student participation, without knowing what the song was about

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(CNN) -- A second 2-year-old boy has gone missing in 10 days from Yavapai County, Arizona, authorities said Tuesday as they announced a major search effort under way for the toddler, identified as Emmett Trapp. Emmett's disappearance is believed to be unrelated to the case of Sylar Newton, another 2-year-old who was reported missing July 25 from a camping site in Rimrock, Yavapai County Sheriff's Office spokesman Dwight D'Evelyn said. Sylar's disappearance is now being investigated as a criminal case, authorities said Monday. Emmett was reported missing by his mother at 8 p.m. Monday, the sheriff's office said in a news release.
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Emmett Trapp was last seen Monday evening
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Officials do not think his case is related to Sylar Newton, missing since July 25

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama has missed the most votes of any Democratic presidential hopeful in the Senate over the last two months, including a vote on an Iran resolution he has blasted Sen. Hillary Clinton for supporting. Sen. Barack Obama makes a campaign stop at Iowa State University on Saturday. The Illinois Democrat has missed nearly 80 percent of all votes since September. The other Democrats in the Senate running for president have missed a high percentage of votes as well. Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware has missed 68 percent of the votes during the same period, Sen. Christopher Dodd of Connecticut 65 percent and Clinton of New York 63 percent.
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Sen. Obama has missed nearly 80 percent of votes in last two months
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Illinois Democrat missing the most votes of Democratic presidential hopefuls
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He missed vote on Iran resolution he has criticized Clinton for supporting
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Obama camp says Biden, Dodds missed more votes if whole year is counted

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Congressional Democrats are upping the pressure on President Barack Obama to fix what's ailing his signature health care initiative with some in the party warning they may be forced to back a House Republican proposal if the White House doesn't offer an alternative by week's end. "We've got to get out of the bunker and fix these problems," a senior congressional Democratic source told CNN's Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash of flaws in the newly rolled out law that have energized Republican efforts to weaken the President and his allies and derail a policy they have long considered unworkable. The White House has until Friday to devise a solution to the problem-plagued roll out of the Affordable Care Act, the source said.
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Democrats say White House has until Friday to come up with fix to Obamacare problems
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Bill Clinton weighs in, says Obama should honor the vows he made on coverage
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Democratic Senator has her own proposal to address health care issues

Question: @placeholder anger over the cancellation of insurance policies come as people wait for the release of enrollment numbers.


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 05:09 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 06:01 EST, 24 April 2013 Scandal: Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni will appear before a disciplinary panel tomorrow A leading racing trainer will face charges of giving his horses steroids tomorrow after the sport was engulfed by a huge doping scandal. Mahmood Al Zarooni will appear before a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority after samples taken from 11 of his horses were found to have contained traces of anabolic steroids. Al Zarooni trains the horses for the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed, and faces losing his licence if he is found guilty.
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Mahmood Al Zarooni will appear before disciplinary panel tomorrow
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11 horses the Godolphin trainer looked after tested positive for steroids
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Scandal is the biggest to engulf horse-racing for years
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Bookmakers refund advance bets on the horses that tested positive in an attempt to reassure punters
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Al Zarooni admits giving banned substances to a further FOUR horses that were not tested by inspectors

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Valencia left-back Aly Cissokho is having a medical at Aston Villa's Bodymoor Heath training complex ahead of a move. The French international, 26, who played 19 games on loan at Liverpool last season, would cost around £2million and likely likely push Joe Bennett down the pecking order. Paul Lambert has been looking to strengthen that area of his team after Ryan Bertrand's loan move came to an end. Transfer: Valencia signed Cissokho from Lyon for £5m two years ago, but would accept less than half that now The Villa manager plans to use Kieran Richardson further up the pitch. Cissokho, who has one cap for France, moved to Valencia from Lyon two years ago for around £5m.
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Aly Cissokho is having a medical at Aston Villa
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The Frenchman would cost £2m from Valencia
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Cissokho spent last year on loan at Liverpool
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Former Lyon left-back has one cap for France

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A Los Angeles County grand jury has indicted the former city administrator of Vernon, California, an industrial city that borders scandal-plagued Bell, on three felony counts after an investigation into questionable business practices. Court documents show that Donal O'Callaghan has been indicted on two counts of conflict of interest and a count of public officer crime related to the misappropriation of public funds. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office says the counts against O'Callaghan, 54, involve an alleged misappropriation of more than $140,000. "The law prevents public officials from making contracts the have a personal interest in and Mr. O'Callaghan made a contract that paid his wife money," said deputy District Attorney Max Huntsman. "We're alleging he paid her more than $140,000."
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O'Callaghan was city administrator in Vernon in Los Angeles County
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A grand jury was looking at his business deals with his wife
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County on a corruption witch hunt, Donal O'Callaghan's lawyer says

Question: "The fact that it coincides with criminal charges against officials in @placeholder has to do with raised public awareness about corruption in municipal governments."


(CNN) -- When Thai monarch, King Rama, founded Bangkok in the late 18th century, he bestowed upon the bustling waterway that ran through his new capital a title fit for royalty -- "Chao Phraya" (the River of Kings). Settlers to the city built their homes along the river's banks, its waters providing the maritime access essential for commerce as well as the fish to feed a growing population. Today, Chao Phraya remains a busy thoroughfare. The living space that has built up aside its shores however is vastly different. See also: Thailand's luxury property market This transformation is no more apparent than at the edges of Khlong Ton Sai, a formerly barren neighborhood on the river's western banks.
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At 256 meters tall, "The River" is Thailand's tallest residential tower
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The luxury development has helped regenerate some of Bangkok's most neglected areas
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A key component of "The River's" success has been the development of new transport links

Question: While the skytrain has ensured properties like @placeholder are viable and desirable, it has also had a knock-on impact on the areas it passes through.


Coronado, California  (CNN)Rick Perry used his final public address as Texas governor on Friday to sharply criticize President Barack Obama's stewardship of the country and called on fellow Republicans to articulate a plan to voters explaining how the GOP will turn the country around. "What is needed at this time in history is a clear vision for the world with America leading again, and freedom on the march again," Perry said Friday afternoon in a speech to the Republican National Committee. "What is on the ballot in 2016 is a choice whether we are going to ... rise to the challenge of defending Western values or accept the decline of Western civilization, because those who had the most to lose did the least to preserve freedom."
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He delivers plenty of red meat to his audience, but gives no clues about his 2016 plans

Question: Perry did highlight the @placeholder economy and held it up as an example of how jobs should be created and copied throughout the nation.


A Brazilian glamour model has been slammed for posing against the trail of destruction left by superstorm Sandy. Nana Gouvea, 30, who has reportedly graced the pages of Playboy, posted a series of images to her Facebook page showing her leaning against fallen trees and standing on top of wrecked cars in the streets of New York. The photographs instantly sparked outcry, and Gawker mocked: ‘The turmoil following a devastating natural disaster is a great opportunity to get out there and try poses, angles, and wardrobe choices you normally wouldn’t. Provocative: Brazilian model Nana Gouvea has been criticised for posing for photographs in storm-hit New York
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Nana Gouvea, 30, posted provocative images on her Facebook page
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Photographs of model leaning against fallen trees instantly spark outcry
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Critics set up Facebook account to poke fun at the model on the web

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(CNN) -- If it wasn't already clear that Congress is done legislating this year, the scene inside and outside the Capitol on Wednesday illustrated that the midterm elections are in full swing. Just before the House Rules Committee began authorizing the Republican lawsuit against President Barack Obama, House Democrats gathered on the East Front steps just below the room where that hearing was to take place to unveil their "middle class jump start" agenda. With their dueling messages, they hoped to energize their respective political bases and propel supporters to the polls in November. The GOP decision to sue Obama over delaying the Obamacare employer mandate puts the politically-charged health care law -- an issue that motivates the most ardent GOP voters -- front and center.
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Campaigning for midterm election is in full swing
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Democrats and Republicans aim to appeal to respective political bases
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Republicans suing Obama, Democrats unveil middle class agenda
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Control of the Senate is at stake in November balloting

Question: And our agenda presents a stark contrast to what the @placeholder have done to roll back women's rights and limit women's opportunities."


The legendary Joan Rivers, 81, passed away in New York City on Sept. 4 It was supposed to be a somber occasion with guests mournfully remembering the passing of Joan Rivers during the funereal Jewish custom of 'sitting shiva,' a seven-day period after death when relatives and friends gather to remember a loved one. But this was, after all, the legendary Joan Rivers — and in the end, the Friday event in Los Angeles turned out to be a star-studded celebration filled with fun memories, irreverence and much laughter. 'It was weird to be at an event like that and have a good time, but I think Joan would probably want something like that,' one insider, a close friend of Joan and her daughter Melissa Rivers, tells MailOnline exclusively. 'It's not really a party, it's just more a celebration.'
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Legends such as Lily Tomlin, Don Rickles, Steve Lawrence and Betty Buckley gather in Los Angeles to celebrate the life and times of Joan Rivers
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Daughter Melissa was 'tearful' and 'numb' throughout the event as she was comforted by Hollywood guests
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Insiders say the mood was irreverent and joyful — just how Rivers would have wanted it

Question: Starting With Me' — 'a huge showbiz affair with lights, cameras, action' and '@placeholder all the way.'


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter Not stable: Doctors have ruled Morgan Geyser, 12 (pictured) incompetent to stand trial in the attempted murder case of a classmate last May Doctors have found one of two pre-teen girls accused of stabbing a classmate to please a fictional online horror character mentally incompetent to stand trial, attorneys said Wednesday. In reports not made public, a doctor for the state of Wisconsin and another hired by the defense agree that 12-year-old Morgan Geyser is not mentally competent. The results were discussed during a brief court hearing Wednesday, while Geyser sat emotionless, braiding her hair.
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Geyser and friend Anissa Weier, 12, have been charged as adults for attempting to murder a classmate to please the fictional 'Slender Man'
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Weier's public defender has not yet evaluated her competency
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Attorneys for both girls are hoping to get the case moved to juvenile court
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Both are due back in court on August 1

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When Leopoldo Lopez turned himself in to authorities this week, he did it on his terms -- and not before climbing onto a statue of a Cuban national hero to deliver a passionate message to hordes of his supporters gathered at a square in the eastern Caracas neighborhood of Chacaito. Lopez, 42, a former mayor and presidential candidate, had planned the event in advance, making extensive use of social media to summon his supporters to Brion Square. He went into hiding last week after the government of President Nicolas Maduro accused him of terrorism and murder and blamed him for inciting anti-government protests throughout Venezuela. The protests have so far left several people dead and countless injured.
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Leopoldo Lopez has long been a threat to socialists in Venezuela
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In 2008, President Hugo Chavez's government banned him from seeking public office
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Lopez turned him in this week after the government accused of him terrorism, murder
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Prosecutors formally charged him with arson and conspiracy; dropped more serious charges

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(CNN) -- From the realms of science fiction to science fact, the Rosetta mission reached its climax this week when when the mission's scientists succeeded in landing a washing machine-sized probe named Philae on a moving comet after a 6.4 billion mile journey. It has been a decade-long chase around the solar system for the spacecraft to catch up with its constantly moving target, Churyumov-Gerasimenko -- better known as Comet 67P. For many who gaze dreamily at the stars above, this is one of the most exciting thing to happen in recent memory. But why should everyone else care? To answer this question, CNN has brought together five experts in space science to explain why the Rosetta mission is a monumental achievement.
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Rosetta mission lands Philae probe on the surface of a comet
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It has taken 10 years for the ESA-led spacecraft to rendezvous with its target
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Experts weigh in on why this is a monumental achievement for humanity

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Real Madrid host Barcelona on Saturday in the first Clasico of the season. The two most successful sides in La Liga have played out many memorable games over the years and here, Sportsmail picks the top 10. 10. At No 10 it’s Real Madrid and Barcelona’s first ever Clasico Spanish Cup final all the way back in 1936 in a game that took place a month before Civil War broke out Spain. Madrid took a two-goal lead but Barcelona came back strongly and only an incredible late save from Ricardo Zamora prevented a last-minute Barca equaliser. For many years the most expensive goalkeeper in Spain, Zamora still gives his name to the annual award for the best stopper in La Liga.
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Barcelona have won 107 of the 260 meetings with Real Madrid
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Lionel Messi has scored 21 goals against Real Madrid
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Iker Casillas will make his 35th appearance in a Clasico if he plays

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Manchester United have completed the signing of Salford City trialist and ex-Manchester City teenager Sadiq El Fitouri. Sportsmail revealed last week how the 20-year-old right back, who only joined Salford in December, had impressed United staff during a game between United's Under 21s and first-team fringe players. Adnan Januzaj, Darren Fletcher and Victor Valdes were among the stars to feature in that match, with El Fitouri standing out. Sadiq El Fitouri has earned himself an 18-month deal after impressing during his week trial with United The former Manchester City youngster has joined Manchester United El Fitouri in action for Salford City in his only game for the club - a 2-1 win against Kendall Town on January 3
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Sadiq El Fitouri has penned an 18-month deal at Old Trafford
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The 20-year-old impressed staff at the club during a match between United's Under 21 side and first-team fringe players
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El Fitouri used to be on the books at rivals Manchester City as a teenager
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Phil Neville and Paul Scholes handed El Fitouri his debut for Salford earlier this month against Kendall Town

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Moeen Ali struck twice in three balls to put England in a promising position in the first match of their World Cup winter but failed to capitalise as Sri Lanka responded from a slow start. Moeen, who learned the previous day that he will replace Alex Hales in this fixture as Alastair Cook's new opening partner, made his mark on proceedings with the ball by taking the wickets of Niroshan Dickwella and then Dinesh Chandimal for a second-ball duck. On a stodgy pitch after a rain-delayed start which reduced the match to 43 overs per side, the hosts - a line-up containing nine international players - won the toss and moved to 66 for three after 15.
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Off-spin bowler Moeen Ali took three wickets including Dinesh Chandimal
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England restricted Sri Lanka to 122-6 thanks to Ali and Steven Finn
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England are chasing 198 after Sri Lanka A's innings in a reduced 43 overs
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Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali will open for England against Sri Lanka A

Question: Then Moeen made short work of former @placeholder one-day international captain Chandimal, who pushed forward and edged straight to Cook at leg-slip.


An Arkansas mother is pushing for a 'child abuse registry' to be implemented in her home state to protect other families from the 'monster nanny' who terrorized her child and may now be free to harm others. Whitney Matney, a 28-year-old lawyer from Springdale, Arkansas, went through every parent's worst nightmare in 2012 when, using a hidden camera, she caught her former-nanny Melissa Medema violently shaking and spanking her screaming one-year-old daughter Raylee. Melissa, also based in Springdale, was arrested and as part of a plea deal was sentenced to 90 days in jail and three years probation, after which she can have her record expunged and her past buried.
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Nanny Melissa Medema was caught on a hidden camera spanking and shaking one-year-old Raylee Matney 'like a rag doll' in 2012
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She pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a minor in 2014 and was sentenced to 90 days in jail and three years probation
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Since it was her first-time offence, Melissa can have her record expunged in 2017, meaning other families could hire her without knowing her past
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Lawyer mom Whitney Matney is pushing a bill for a 'child abuse registry' in Arkansas so that offenders stay on a public record

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(CNN) -- The U.S. and European Union will begin talks later this year on a multi-trillion dollar free-trade pact to boost economic growth. President Barack Obama and EU leaders are hoping agreement to reduce trade barriers will support millions of jobs on both sides of the Atlantic. Speaking at a press conference in Brussels, Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht said the EU and the U.S. would strive to open negotiations by the end of June. "This undertaking won't be easy. Ideally, we'd like to complete this work in about two years from now," De Gucht said. Read more: EU leaders agree historic cut in long-term budget
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The EU estimates the partnership could boost the bloc's annual economic output by 0.5%
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Trade between the US and the EU already exceeds $2 billion a day and $5 trillion annually
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If finalized, the deal would be the biggest bilateral trade agreement ever negotiated

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By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 22:55 EST, 16 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:15 EST, 17 December 2013 'Ambassadors': Sir John Major said One Direction and Susan Boyle are ambassadors for Britain Boy band One Direction and Britain’s Got Talent singer Susan Boyle now rival the Queen as key brand ambassadors for Britain, Sir John Major said last night. The former Prime Minister said that Harry Styles and his fellow bandmates, along with singer Adele, Premier League football and shows such as Downton Abbey have increased ‘trust’ in the UK around the world. Sir John told a House of Lords committee investigating ‘soft power’ diplomacy that hard power, like the Armed Forces, is now more difficult to use.
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Sir John spoke at House of Lords committee on ‘soft power’ diplomacy
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He warned Britain will be ‘diminished’ if the UK leaves the EU

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Residents of an historic Kent market town fear a tourism backlash after allowing a thriller about a serial killer to be filmed there. Channel 4 filmed their new four-part drama Southcliffe in the town of Faversham. But when the local people gave their permission they believed it was a murder mystery not an account of a loner that embarks on a killing spree. The people of Faversham fear a tourism backlash after Channel 4 filmed their knew thriller in the town Residents of Faversham allowed film crews into their home, but claim they thought it was a murder mystery
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Channel 4 filmed their new four-part drama Southcliffe in Faversham, Kent
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Locals believed it would be a murder mystery and would boost tourism
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Instead it is about a loner ex-soldier who goes on a killing spree
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Residents are now worried about a tourism backlash

Question: But, the creators of @placeholder said that it is not the story of a killer, but how the town reacts to a tragic incident and the community spirit of the place.


The model charged with the murder of British millionaire Andrew Bush at his villa in Spain has claimed that she didn't know he was dead when she fled home to Slovakia. Mayka Kukucova, who is accused of killing Mr Bush last weekend, was arrested 2,000 miles from the crime scene and appeared before a judge in a court in Trencin on Thursday. She said that media reports on Mr Bush's death were wrong. Scroll down for video Mayka Marica Kukucova and Mr Bush before they split up. She is accused of murdering him at his home Grief: Mr Bush's daughter Ellie (right), ex-wife Samantha Mason (middle) and her sister Rachel (left) visited his villa and crime scene to collect his personal belongings and lay flowers outside the front door
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British jeweller Andrew Bush, 48, shot at Costa del Sol villa on Saturday
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Millionaire was killed as he arrived at the house with most recent partner
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Police arrested model ex-girlfriend Mayka Kukucova, 24, on Tuesday
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Gave herself up in home town in Solvakia, 2,000 miles from crime scene
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She is accused of murdering Mr Bush after lying in wait at the five-bed villa
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Allegedly sent message while on the run saying she acted in self-defence
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Message also said she's pregnant with Mr Bush's child, a source claimed
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Kukucova appeared in court for the first time in Slovakia on Thursday

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(CNN) -- Now it's about family. A new heartbreaker television ad from the Democratic candidate looking to wrest Mitch McConnell from his perch atop the Republican Party in the Senate makes Medicare a gut issue. The ad describes the struggle of Alison Lundergan Grimes' grandmother after her husband's stroke. "My husband was a strong person, but the stroke just took everything away," says Grimes' grandmother, Elise Case, in the ad. "I remember that day, when my mom called. The world stopped," said Grimes. Grimes' new ad costs six figures, is 60 seconds long and airs statewide in Kentucky Thursday, days after a six-figure ad broadcast by McConnell, the Senate Minority Leader. That ad pinged Grimes for supporting Obamacare.
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Alison Grimes' ad features family to attack Mitch McConnell on Medicare
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Grimes' grandmother talks about her husband's stroke in the ad
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Her family was also featured in an ad during Grimes' 2011 campaign

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By Louise Eccles PUBLISHED: 21:00 EST, 26 August 2012 | UPDATED: 11:04 EST, 27 August 2012 Britain's Paralympic poster girls are already being lined up for lucrative sponsorship contracts ahead of the London 2012 Games. Female athletes could earn up to £100,000 in sponsorship and media deals, echoing the success of Olympians such as Jessica Ennis and Victoria Pendleton. During previous Games, less than a dozen of the most successful Paralympians are thought to have landed deals with major sponsors. But experts said the London 2012 Paralympics, which begins on Wednesday, is about to change all that. High hopes: Sprinter and long jumper Stefanie Reid (left) and track and road cyclist Sarah Storey
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Female athletes could follow in footsteps of Jessica Ennis and Victoria Pendleton and earn up to £100,000 in sponsorship and media deals
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Hopes of a surge in interest following success of Olympic Games

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 04:18 EST, 4 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 4 December 2012 'Furious': Carol Vorderman is said to be angry at National Grid plans to build a new stretch of 150ft pylons near her home in the Bristol countryside TV star Carol Vorderman has backed a campaign to prevent a row of huge pylons being built across an exclusive ‘millionaires’ row’ where she owns a property. Loose Women presenter Vorderman, 51, is furious that National Grid has opted to route high-voltage power lines across the street, near Bristol. The private road is home to several multi-million properties and the wealthy residents have now launched a ‘fighting fund’ to campaign against the pylons.
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TV star opposes bid to build power lines near her home in Bristol countryside
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Agent says they will be an 'eyesore' and pose health risks
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Wealthy neighbours have launched a 'fighting fund' to campaign against the project

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(CNN)   -- Sasha drags bulging shopping bags onto a trishaw as he heads back to his hotel, ending another hectic day in Beijing. It's hectic but lucrative. He typifies the transient traders who come to Beijing on shopping expeditions, making hefty profits buying goods and reselling at home. Beijingers used to call them "da daoye" (big traders). Now they are simply "hao pengyou" (good friend) -- favored customers and trading partners. They congregate in Yabaolu, once a quiet Beijing neighborhood of mostly one-story courtyards, now a bustling trading hub dotted with shops and high-rise shopping malls. Much of China-Russia trade is done along their border crossings in northeastern China. In the Chinese capital it all happens in Yabaolu.
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Yabaolu was once a quiet Beijing neighborhood of mostly one-story courtyards
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Now it's a bustling trading hub dotted with shops and high-rise shopping malls
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Poles, Ukrainians, Yugoslavs and other East European traders also partake

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Sydney (CNN) -- As Australia digests the government's recent call for deeper engagement with Asia -- and China in particular -- one Australian billionaire with interests in China has offered some advice. "Stop viewing China like it's the Cold War," James Packer, who owns multimillion dollar casino businesses in Australia and Macau, said at a recent tourism forum. "Start viewing them as a modern member of the industrialized world." The Chairman of Crown Entertainment Group, Packer wants what he calls "frosty relations" between Australia and China to ease. And the sooner the better, for his business at least. "Chinese tourism is changing the world," Packer told a business audience in Sydney last week and he wants a bigger slice of the action.
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Australia's economy is increasingly tied to China, yet attitudes remain "cold war"
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A recent white paper says Australia needs to embrace "the Asian Century" to thrive
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Australians still tend to see China through a historical lens as predatory and alien
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China is Australia's number one trade partner, helping Sydney skirt the global recession

Question: They have sensitivities about agriculture, and on the @placeholder side we want to ensure it is comprehensive and provides access for all manufacturers, not just resources and energy but includes the services sector," he said.

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By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 15:33 EST, 17 May 2013 | UPDATED: 02:07 EST, 20 May 2013 Radio 2 listeners know not to expect a lot of subtlety when they tune in to Chris Evans' breakfast show. But the presenter was especially boastful today, when he took to the skies in the last airworthy Lancaster bomber- making sure he reminded everyone else what they were missing. Evans said: 'Doing a breakfast show is one of the greatest jobs in the world. 'I am so happy to take part in this, every morning for a living can't believe I actually get paid to have so much fun. Especially on days like today. Very proud and lucky'.
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Presenter boasted of trip in historic aircraft, saying 'I can't believe I am getting paid to have this much fun'
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Commemorated the day 617 Squadron returned from Dambusters Raid
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Radio DJ flew from RAF Scampton, former home of the Dambusters to Biggin Hill airfield in London
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Said he was 'honoured' to sit in Squadron Commander Guy Gibson's chair

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Moscow (CNN) -- Outside the Dutch Embassy in Moscow, people have left flowers and cuddly toys at a makeshift memorial for the lives lost in a conflict-scarred corner of eastern Ukraine. Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 fell from the sky in Donetsk on Thursday, killing all aboard. Of the 298 people killed, 193 -- nearly two-thirds -- were Dutch citizens. The United States accuses Moscow of supporting the pro-Russian rebels that it suspects shot down the aircraft. Russia denies involvement, with Russian President Vladimir Putin saying Ukraine's military operation against the rebels is to blame for the tragedy. He has called for a "thorough and objective" investigation.
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Nearly two-thirds of those who died in the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine were Dutch
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In Moscow, people have been leaving flowers and toys outside the Dutch Embassy
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Many of the messages include the phrase "forgive me," CNN's Diana Magnay says
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One Muscovite told her that Russia's connections with rebels meant it was involved

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 05:40 EST, 2 August 2012 | UPDATED: 06:50 EST, 2 August 2012 Brenda Branch defied her daughter's school to send her on holiday during term time and is furious with her £50 fine from the council A college teacher who was hit with a £50 fine for taking her daughter out of school during term time to go on holiday has said she is ‘fuming’ at the punishment. Brenda Branch asked for permission to keep 12-year-old daughter Serena out of Philips High School in Whitefield, Bury for a family break at Butlins in Skegness.
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School denied Brenda Branch permission to keep daughter Serena away during term time, but she sent the girl to Skegness with family anyway
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Says her family cannot afford to go away during school holidays
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Councils have power to fine parents for unauthorised absences
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Parents risk criminal record and court appearance if they do not pay up

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Time named Pope Francis its person of the year Wednesday after nine months of a papacy that has brought accolades from reformers, raised fears among conservatives, and drawn widespread adulation from people around the world for his man-of-the-people ways. "He took the name of a humble saint and then called for a church of healing," Time wrote in its announcement. "The septuagenarian superstar is poised to transform a place that measures change by the century." Following him in the top five were NSA leaker Edward Snowden, gay rights activist Edith Windsor, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Francis has "changed perceptions of the church," Time's international editor says
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Vatican calls honor "a positive sign" that brings attention to issues of faith
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Francis is the first non-European pope in the modern era and the first from South America
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Pope Francis is known for his simplicity and has a reputation of being a voice for the poor

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:52 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 04:11 EST, 19 June 2013 Anger: Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a blunt warning to the UK about the risks of arming Syrian rebels Vladimir Putin today warned arming rebels in Syria would risk a repeat of the 'violent assassination' murder of British soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich. The intervention by the Russian President to invoke Drummer Rigby's death came after he blocked the G8 from calling for the removal of Bashar Assad to end the bloody conflict in Syria. The Russian leader refused to sign a communique at the summit in Northern Ireland which mentioned ousting the Syrian President amid claims that chemical weapons have been used against opposition forces.
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David Cameron used a dinner to put pressure on Russian President
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Syrian conflict has dominated two-day G8 summit in Lough Erne
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US President Barack Obama is ready to provide weapons to rebels
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But Putin warns against arming forces who 'eat the organs' of enemies

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A 2,700 year-old silver chalice may be a new token of friendship between the United States and Iran, at least that's the way Iran's cultural heritage chief sees it. Whatever the case, Mohammad-Ali Najafi was palpably delighted Friday to see the ancient Persian artifact return to its homeland. The ceremonial drinking vessel -- or rhyton -- had gotten snagged in a U.S. customs warehouse for years, held up by bad diplomatic relations. It had been in New York since 2003, when an art dealer smuggled it into the country from Iran. Customs officials have long wanted to return the rhyton to Iran, according to a New York Post report. But decades of frigid relations between Washington and Tehran kept it frozen in bureaucratic limbo.
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A 2,700 year-old silver chalice may be a new token of friendship between the United States and Iran
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It had been in New York since 2003, when an art dealer smuggled it to New York
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Iran's cultural heritage chief hopes its return will mark a lively cultural exchange with the U.S.
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Mohammad-Ali Najafi says the ice between Washington and Tehran has thawed

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(CNN) -- When she was 12, Jennifer Traig's hands were red and raw from washing them so much. She'd start scrubbing a half an hour before dinner; when she was done, she'd hold her hands up like a surgeon until her family sat down to eat. Her handwashing compulsions began at the time she was studying for her Bat Mitzvah. She was so worried about being exposed to pork fumes that she cleaned her shoes and barrettes in a washing machine. "Like a lot of people with OCD, I tended to obsess about cleanliness," said Traig, now 42. "But because I was reading various Torah portions, I was obsessed with a biblical definition of cleanliness."
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OCD with religious obsessions is called scrupulosity
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St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of Jesuits, and Martin Luther may have suffered from the condition
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Exposure therapy helps patients face uncertainty

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(CNN) -- The European Commission handed down its ruling in a landmark anti-trust case against Intel Wednesday, fining the computer chip giant a record  $1.45 billion for abusing its dominant position in the computer processing unit (CPU) market. On Wednesday the European Commission fined Intel a record $1.45 billion for violating anti-trust laws. The ruling, which Intel plans to appeal, may have future implications for American companies accused of "jurisdiction shopping" to avoid anti-trust verdicts against them, says CNN's Jim Boulden, who explains the basics of the Intel case. The commission has hit Intel with the biggest fine ever -- what were its reasons?
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European Commission fines Intel a record $1.45 billion for anti-trust violation
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EC says Intel has been abusing its dominant market position
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Competitor AMD brought the case to the attention of European officials
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EC anti-trust has commenced another round of investigations into Microsoft

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(CNN) -- Rwandan President Paul Kagame hit back Monday at human rights activists who say he's behaving like an autocrat and fueling a bloody civil war in Rwanda's neighbor, Congo. "If you are talking about people in the human rights community from outside... I have an issue with this," Kagame said, 16 years after he was hailed as a hero for ending a genocide that killed at least 800,000 people. "You tend to make a judgment of a country, 11 million people, on what a couple of people have said and (they) don't take into account what Rwandans say." Kagame added, "Nobody has asked the Rwandans ... it's as if they don't matter in the eyes of the human rights people. It's our own decisions in the end."
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Human Rights Watch said opposition activists are facing harassment ahead of elections
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Kagame dismisses the opinions that outsiders may hold about Rwanda
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Country has made progress in erasing scars left from 1994 genocide, Kagame says
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Kagame insists he has nothing to do with the civil war in mineral-rich Congo

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By Ellie Zolfagharifard Russia has announced plans to build a super-heavy carrier rocket that could propel its cosmonauts to Mars. The rocket will rival Nasa's Space Launch System (SLS) which is expected to come in two variants capable of lifting 70 and 130 tonnes into orbit. Construction of the first stage of Russia's super-rocket - capable of lifting 80 tonnes - is already underway, according to Roscosmos chief Oleg Ostapenko. Scroll down for video... The final frontier: A Russian Soyuz rocket takes off for the International Space Station last month. The Kremlin has announced plans to o build a super-heavy carrier rocket that will propel its cosmonauts to Mars
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Roscosmos chief said construction of first stage of rocket is underway
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Second stage is to build a rocket capable of lifting 120 tonnes into space
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It will rival Nasa's Space Launch System scheduled to launch in 2017
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Earlier this month, Russia said that by 2040, it plans to create a lunar base for long-term missions to the moon

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By Francesca Infante and Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 13:58 EST, 23 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:21 EST, 23 August 2013 'Jessica', a girl of 14, claims that she was sexually abused by a violent criminal but the authorities did not intervene (posed by model) The girl, known only as 'Jessica' claims she was abused daily by a 24-year-old man after social services failed to accept that she was a victim grooming. On one ocassion married father-of-two Arshid Hussain was even caught with the half naked schoolgirl under his bed but shocking documents released today reveal that police arrested her and let him go.
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Married father-of-two Arshid Hussain allegedly groomed dozens of girls with the full knowledge of the authorities
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'Jessica' was just one of around a dozen girls who believed he was their boyfriend
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Police found the teenager hiding, half-naked under Hussain's bed but arrested her and let him go
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With permission of the authorities he was allowed to collect her from foster care and even attend doctor appointments with her
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Today Deputy Leader of the Council Jahngier Akhtar, who is related to Hussain, resigned over allegations that he helped the coverup

Question: Describing the infatuation @placeholder said: 'It was like somebody put a spell on me.


(CNN) -- The real Stephen Colbert is probably someone "Stephen Colbert," the character, would find easy to mock. The real Colbert is reportedly just a regular guy who lives in a New Jersey suburb with his wife and three kids, has taught Sunday school and says earnest things like "I really admire newsmen" when explaining that he doesn't confuse his Colbert character with an actual journalist. Fans have readily embraced the blustering buffoonery of the conservative character Colbert, who arrives on the "Colbert Report" set to calls of "Stephen! Stephen!" It remains to be seen if they will have equal affection for the man Colbert who will replace David Letterman as host of "The Late Show" in 2015.
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Colbert will not be in character on "The Late Show"
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He credits his mother with helping him survive the loss of his dad and two brothers
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(Mental Floss) -- Behind every good war are many good women. Using their feminine (and in at least one case masculine) wiles, the following five spies would make James Bond proud. Noor Inayat Khan was posthumously awarded the George Cross for her spy service. 1. Mata Hari While Margaretha Geertruida Zelle MacLeod (1876--1917) may not have caused World War I, she sure as heck kept it going. Having spent time in Java with her husband, Captain Campbell MacLeod, Margaretha returned to Holland and sued for divorce. To make ends meet she took up exotic dancing and the name Mata Hari (meaning "the light of day" in Malay). With her sensual performances becoming the attraction of the major European cities came the men and the gifts for her favors. Many of these favors came from royalty and high-ranking French and German military officers.
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Elizabeth Van Lew pretended to be crazy so no one would take her seriously
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Belle Boyd passed on information to the Confederate forces
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Sarah Edmonds fought and spied as a man during the Civil War
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Exotic dancer Mata Hari convicted of espionage and executed by firing squad

Question: In 1863, @placeholder caught malaria and deserted the army out of fear that hospitalization would reveal her true identity.


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- Long lines of cars jammed the roads leading south out of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine Saturday, as residents attempted to flee the city center after a night of heavy shelling on the city's northern outskirts. Hundreds of vehicles were caught in heavy traffic, and trains are no longer running in and out of the city, which is a stronghold for the pro-Russia rebels. There was heavy shelling and antiaircraft fire on the outskirts of the city to the north throughout the night. There has been sustained fighting in the area for weeks, but it appeared more intense overnight than in recent days.
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Ukrainian army is now entering suburbs of Horlivka, security spokesman says
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Long lines of cars clog the roads heading south out of Donetsk city as conflict looms
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A CNN freelance journalist has been freed by pro-Russian rebels
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Coffins of more plane crash victims arrive in Netherlands

Question: An additional 101,617 @placeholder were reported as internally displaced within Ukraine as of July 22, the UNHCR said.


(CNN)  -- Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, facing an international arrest warrant, is paying the price for pandering to the West, al Qaeda's second-in-command said in an audio statement released Tuesday. Ayman al-Zawahiri, seen here in 2007, said Tuesday the Sudanese president pandered to the West. "I am not defending Omar al-Bashir or his regime, nor am I defending what it has done in Darfur and elsewhere," Ayman al-Zawahiri said in the statement released by al Qaeda's production company, as-Sahab Media. But, he said, "the issue isn't one of Darfur and solving its problems; the issue is one of making excuses for more foreign interference in the Muslims' countries in the framework of the contemporary Zionist Crusade."
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Ayman al-Zawahiri says he is not defending Sudanese regime, actions in Darfur
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President Omar Hassan al-Bashir accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity
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Al-Zawahiri says Sudan expelled Osama bin Laden, other mujahedeen
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He further asks why U.N. cares so much about Darfur, so little about Gaza

Question: Why hasn't the United Nations and the international community intervened to lift the siege from @placeholder, while it pretends to cry over the people of Darfur being deprived of relief and aid?"


(CNN) -- A 50-year-old man accused of strapping a suspected explosive device around the neck of an 18-year-old woman near Sydney, Australia, earlier this month was arrested Monday more than 9,000 miles away, Australian law enforcement officials said. "The offender in this matter has been identified, and it's been confirmed that he traveled to the United States," New South Wales police commissioner Andrew Scipione told reporters. Police said that a man broke into the Mosman, Australia, home of the woman, later identified as Madeleine Pulver, on August 3 and attached what she then believed to be a bomb. The woman spent 10 hours attached to the device before having it removed by police bomb technicians. Authorities later determined it had been inert.
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NEW: The suspect "was surprised" to be arrested 9,000 miles away, an official says
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NEW: He is an Australian citizen, 50, who often traveled to the U.S., the official adds
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Police say the man strapped a suspected collar bomb on a woman, 18, near Sydney
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The teen spent 10 hours attached to the device, which ended up being inert

Question: Speaking on what was Tuesday morning in @placeholder, Scipione thanked the Pulver family, as well as investigators in both Australia and the United States, for overcoming several challenges to find the person they believe was behind this "hideous crime."


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:47 EST, 11 February 2013 | UPDATED: 04:45 EST, 12 February 2013 A Republican congressman in Texas asked Ted Nugent, who has referred to President Obama's administration as 'evil' and 'America-hating,' to attend the State of the Union address with him- and the rocker has accepted. Rep Steve Stockman of Texas said Monday on his website that Nugent will be his guest for the president's speech on Tuesday night. Stockman has previously spoken of impeaching Obama over his gun control and immigration proposals, and has numerous sections of his website that say 'Obama vs Texas.'
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Nugent, who sits on the board of the NRA, has not made his feelings toward gun control a secret
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Rocker invited by Rep Steve Stockman, a Texas congressman who's also anti-Obama

Question: In a speech to the NRA during the 2012 campaign, @placeholder said that if Obama were re-elected, he would either be 'dead or in jail.'


(InStyle.com) -- Ever wonder how actresses like Sienna Miller look stunning 24/7? Good genes, sure. But they also get a little help from their friends Sienna Miller and favorite hairstylist Adir Abergel: "If I worried what people thought about my look, I'd get it all wrong." Sienna Miller and hairstylist Adir Abergel Try to talk coifs with Sienna Miller and she'll cut you off at the pass. "I don't even own a hairbrush!" she insists. "I'm really not too attached to my hair." No kidding. She gamely lopped off about 10 inches to play Edie Sedgwick in Factory Girl. But the actress is much less keen to part with her hairstylist Adir Abergel, for whom she has been known to cook dinner at her London home.
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Stars get attached to hairstylists, makeup artists they trust
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Rachel Weisz: "In real life I'm very unpolished"
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Hilary Duff: Sitting in Rachel Goodwin's makeup chair is like therapy
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Hairstylist Renato Campora gave Kate Bosworth her sleek bob

Question: It may seem like she rolls out of bed looking glamorous, but @placeholder says it is not that easy: "I'm very much involved in how I want to look."


(CNN) -- Two Texas lawmakers, upset that Houston was not picked as one of the retirement homes for NASA's space shuttles, introduced legislation Friday that would bring the Discovery shuttle to the city for 15 years. NASA announced Tuesday the locations to receive the four remaining space shuttles -- three historic orbiters and the program's test vehicle. The space shuttle Atlantis will be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida; the Endeavour, at the California Science Center in Los Angeles; the Discovery, at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Virginia; and the test shuttle Enterprise at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York.
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Houston is home to the Johnson Space Center and NASA's Mission Control Center
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The city was not selected to receive a retired space shuttle
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The legislation would bring the Discovery shuttle to Houston for 15 years
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Communities housing the shuttles are expected to enjoy a tourist boom

Question: "It defies logic for a shuttle to go to New York City, a place with no connection to @placeholder.


Austin, Texas (CNN) -- The man who flew an airplane into a building housing an Internal Revenue Service office may have replaced some of its seats with a drum of fuel to cause maximum damage, a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation said Friday. The official, who would not speak on the record because it is an ongoing case, said investigators have determined that the Piper Cherokee PA-28 had several seats removed and that a fuel drum was missing from the airport from which Andrew Joseph "Joe" Stack III took off Thursday morning. "I think there is a good chance he might have put it on his plane," said the official, who cautioned that investigators were still working that lead and sifting through the crash site.
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NEW: Seats removed from plane, fuel drum missing from airport
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FBI takes lead role in investigation into Austin, Texas, crash
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Pilot's wife expresses her "sincere sympathy to the victims and their families"
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Joseph Stack believed to have flown plane into IRS building in suicidal attack

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Rick Norsigian kept two boxes he bought at a garage sale under his pool table for four years before realizing they may be too valuable to store at home. The Fresno, California, commercial painter learned this week that what was in those boxes he paid $45 dollars for a decade ago could be worth more than $200 million. "When I heard that $200 million, I got a little weak," Norsigian said at a Beverly Hills art gallery Tuesday. Art, forensic, handwriting and weather experts teamed up to conclude the 65 glass plates in the boxes were photographic negatives created more than 80 years ago by Ansel Adams, the iconic American photographer whose images of the West inspired the country.
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NEW: Negatives were stored under a pool table for years
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Man paid $45 at a California garage sale for 65 glass plates
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Experts concluded negatives were lost Ansel Adams photos
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Photos are a "missing link" in Adam's career

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By James Slack and John Stevens and Andy Dolan Couple: Paul and Sandra Dunham were due to leave their home in Northampton this morning for London A British couple facing extradition to America in a row over expenses are feared to have attempted suicide just hours before they were due to be handed over to US marshalls. Paul and Sandra Dunham were last night being treated on separate hospital wards for a suspected overdose as police stood guard outside. The couple, both 58, had previously warned they would rather take their own lives than face the prospect of dying in a US jail.
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Paul and Sandra Dunham due to be extradited to Greenbelt in Maryland, US
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Emergency services called when they didn't emerge from Northampton home
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They were taken to hospital this morning but their condition is not known
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Couple said four months ago they'd consider suicide if they were extradited
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Charged with fraud and money laundering relating to husband's firm, Pace
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They claim charges are the result of soured relations with a business rival
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Couple said in January that they could be driven to suicide if extradited
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Mrs Dunham's son Dean says: 'I am obviously very concerned for them'

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Foul-mouthed: Comedian Frankie Boyle has prompted complaints once more by posting a series of controversial messages on Twitter during the Paralympics opening ceremony Outspoken comedian Frankie Boyle has again courted controversy after he joked that the Saudi Arabian Paralympic team were 'mainly thieves'. The comment - a reference to how Saudis have amputated criminals' hands as punishment for stealing - was one of several provocative messages posted on twitter by the Scottish comic during the Paralympics opening ceremony. He faced a backlash from other people who accused him of trying to undermine the sports extravaganza. Boyle has appeared frequently in programmes shown on Channel 4, the broadcaster covering the Paralympics.
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Scottish comic faces Twitter backlash after making fun of Saudi punishment for criminals
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Minutes earlier, he wrote:  'Wow, Austrian Paralympians seem a lot more able-bodied than most regular Scottish people'
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He also tweeted: 'The Queen hasn't cracked a smile since Diana died'
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Boyle has appeared frequently in programmes on Channel 4, the broadcaster covering the Paralympics

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It was a wedding present from the Queen that fell into rack and ruin and became the last symbol of Prince Andrew’s failed marriage to Sarah Ferguson. The once grand former home of the Duke of York became mired in controversy seven years ago when he sold it to Kazakh tycoon Timur Kulibayev for £15 million – £3 million more than the asking price – and criticism grew as it was left to rot. Now The Mail on Sunday can reveal that plans to demolish the much derided ‘Tesco-style’ mansion in Berkshire and replace it with a similarly lavish house have been thwarted – by bats in the rafters.
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Sunninghill Park in Berkshire was a wedding present from the Queen
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Following couple's failed marriage it was sold to Kazakh billionaire in 2007
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Current owners desperate to bulldoze property and build new luxury home
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But must first find alternative accommodation for 100 rare bats living in roof

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(CNN) -- It took until the presidential campaign was over, but Mitt Romney finally figured out the sinister plan Barack Obama executed to win re-election. Here's how it worked: During his first term, Obama craftily carried out policies that helped improve Americans' lives, thereby tricking them into voting to re-elect him. Diabolical! OK, that wasn't exactly how he put it. But in a conference call with his major donors after the campaign ended, Romney attributed his loss to the fact that Obama gave "gifts" to various groups to win their loyalty. Young people, women, Latinos, African-Americans, all voted for Obama because he showered them with presents, he concluded.
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Paul Waldman: Romney now sees Obama won by diabolically helping voters with policies
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He says Romney told donors these "gifts" aimed at blacks, Hispanics, women, young
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Waldman: This idea not new from the right -- tax breaks not "gifts," but public benefits are
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Waldman: Election actually revealed this disconnect, and voters showed they didn't buy it

Question: Which brings us back to the word @placeholder used over and over on that phone call: "gift."


The Archbishop of Canterbury says vicars should avoid preaching 'moral claptrap' about being nice in their sermons adding Christianity's message is as radical as a call for violent revolution. Speaking at an event in New York City, where he delivered a homily, the Most Reverend Justin Welby called on people to 'get their hands dirty' if they are to tackle inequality in society. He said that the old sermons he often heard while growing up England, all urged people to be nice, but he explained that Jesus wouldn't allow his followers to accept this given that the 'weak' are often excluded from society.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke out at an event in New York City
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Said vicars should avoid preaching 'moral claptrap' about being nicer
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Described religion's message as radical as a call for a violent revolution
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Says Jesus would not have accepted a society where people are excluded

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Two carjackers have been jailed after pistol-whipping one victim and threatening to shoot others in a six-week spree that saw them steal £105,000 worth of vehicles. Boustaan Adalat, 22, and Asri Hussain, 25, attacked men and women driving alone across the Small Heath, Sparkhill and Sparkbrook areas of Birmingham, before fleeing in their stolen cars. In one case, they battered a man with a gun until he handed over the keys to his Ford Focus, while in others, they put the weapon to the heads and stomachs of victims. Scroll down for video Jailed: Asri Hussain (left) and Boustaan Adalat (right) stole £105,000 worth of vehicles during a six-week spree
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Boustaan Adalat, 22, and Asri Hussain, 25, targeted drivers in Birmingham
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They pistol-whipped one victim and threatened to shoot others during spree
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They stole £105,000 of vehicles, including £38,000 Mercedes and Ford Focus
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Now, pair have been jailed for ten years each at Birmingham Crown Court
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Admitted robbery, possession of imitation firearm and conspiracy to rob

Question: Gun: This gas-powered pistol, loaded with ball bearings, was discarded by @placeholder in a garden prior to his arrest


By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 13:16 EST, 26 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:06 EST, 27 November 2013 With 12 cleaning modes, it is being billed as the Swiss Army knife of vacuum cleaners – and it could certainly threaten Dyson. British company G-tech is taking on its bigger rival with a cleaner that is cordless, lightweight and even has headlights to help track down dirt in the darkest corners. Just 18 months ago, G-tech launched its AirRam upright power sweeper which so far this year has shifted 135,000 models, making it the best-selling cordless vacuum cleaner in the UK and overtaking Dyson in this sector.
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G-tech has sold the most cordless vacuums company in the UK this year
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The firm has sold 135,000 AirRams in 12 months, overtaking their rivals
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It sells for £149, which compares to around £173 for Dyson's equivalent

Question: As a result, he said, the firm developed the handheld @placeholder as a partner to the AirRam, adding: ‘These two products together will consign the heavy, corded, energy-eating vacuum cleaners to history.’


By Lillian Radulova A 23-hour flight delay left hundreds of Sydney-bound Qantas passengers sleeping on the floor of Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday night. Passengers expecting to take off at midnight on the Boeing 747 flight QF108, were initially told that their plane had been delayed for only 14 hours. The delay was due to a technical problem with the cooling system on-board the aircraft, while the cabin crew's working hour restrictions delayed the flight further. Qantas flight QF108 from Los Angeles to Sydney was delayed for 23 hours, with passengers waiting 14 hours overnight at the airport before being offered hotel rooms
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Qantas flight QF108 from Los Angeles to Sydney, was delayed for 23 hours
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Passengers were stranded for 14 hours overnight before they were moved to hotel rooms by the airline
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Many travellers and those with family members on the flight, took to social media to vent their outrage
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Technical problems with the onboard cooling system and restrictions on cabin crew working overtime delayed the flight

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By Thomas Durante PUBLISHED: 19:06 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 02:43 EST, 21 June 2012 The embattled top cop who faced a firestorm of outcry over his department's investigation of the Trayvon Martin shooting has been axed from his post. Chief Bill Lee had only been police chief in Sanford, Florida, for about a year, taking the position in April 2011 after nearly three decades as a deputy in the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte said in a statement on Wednesday that he fired Lee after determining 'the police chief needs to have the trust and respect of the elected officials and the confidence of the entire community.'
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Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee fired by city council over investigation of shooting - and failure to arrest George Zimmerman
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Recorded call reveals Tracy Martin's concern for his son, whom he hadn't seen since the night before
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At the same time, police were trying to identify teen's body, as he was not carrying identification
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Zimmerman has been charged with second-degree murder and remains imprisoned
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He claims he was acting in self-defence when he fired his gun.

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(CNN) -- Charges against a police officer jailed in a two-state shooting rampage will be formally dropped Wednesday, a prosecutor said. Brian E. Dorian, 37, was to be released on his own recognizance Tuesday night, Will County State's Attorney James W. Glasgow announced. "I feel horrible that Brian Dorian went through this," said Glasgow, adding that evidence at the time and identification in lineups merited the charges. "At no time did we stop looking for exculpatory evidence." A forensic analysis of Dorian's home computer and its activity put Dorian at home at the time of the shootings and verified his alibi, authorities said. The officer also told them he was watching sports programs and using e-mail.
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Police officer will be freed in Illinois and Indiana shootings
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Analysis of computer shows he was at home at the time of crimes
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One person was killed and three wounded in shootings south of Chicago

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By Leslie Larson PUBLISHED: 20:26 EST, 6 March 2013 | UPDATED: 23:02 EST, 6 March 2013 FOX News President Roger Ailes has never been afraid to voice his disdain for liberals and has called President Obama 'lazy' and said that while the president's second-in-command is lovable, Joe Biden is 'dumb as an ashtray.' His no-holds-barred assessment of the Obama administration came in a new excerpt released today from a forthcoming book about the cable news mogul, Roger Ailes: Off Camera,  by Zev Chafets. It's a well known fact that there is no love lost between FOX News and the left but Chafets' piece portrays a side of Roger Ailes that is rarely seen, the man as a father, husband and a human who lives with a very real sense of his own mortality.
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On Obama: 'He never earned a penny that wasn't public money'
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On Vice President Biden: 'I like him. But he's dumb as an ashtray'
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On News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch: 'Our relationship isn't about love - it's about arithmetic'
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On the afterlife: 'If God's a liberal, that's his business. But I doubt very much that he is'

Question: Friends: News Corporation chief Rupert Murdoch (right) said he has a close with @placeholder, known as a formidable force in the News Corp. empire


(CNN) -- It took five days for Colorado authorities to realize a parolee disabled his ankle monitor and fled, beginning what investigators would later say was a deadly crime spree that ended in a shootout in Texas, according to records released Tuesday. The documents released by the Colorado Department of Corrections detail how 28-year-old Evan Ebel managed to elude authorities in the days leading up to the killings of prisons chief Tom Clements and part-time pizza deliveryman Nathan Leon. The state Department of Corrections did not respond to repeated requests from CNN for comment. The release of the documents follows news this week that a clerical error resulted in Ebel's release four years early from prison. That revelation prompted an apology from the district court where the mistake was made.
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NEW: It took five days for parole officials to realize Evan Ebel fled, records show
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Apology not enough for Ebel release, victim's relatives tell CNN affiliate KUSA
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Ebel is suspected of killing Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements
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He was let go four years early; court didn't fully explain sentence to prison

Question: Authorities have speculated Ebel might have killed @placeholder for his uniform so he could use it as a disguise in the killing of Clements, who was gunned down after he opened his front door.


Rockets from Gaza hit Israel early Friday morning, breaching a cease-fire that had held for more than two days, the Israeli military said. "Moments ago, 2 rockets fired from Gaza hit southern Israel. Terrorists have violated the cease-fire," the Israel Defense Forces wrote on Twitter. It wasn't immediately clear how Israel would respond. The IDF pulled its ground forces out of Gaza on Tuesday but said they were maintaining "defensive positions" around the territory. "I suspect the Israelis are going to wait to see if it was just these two rockets," said CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "These could be isolated rockets."
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Hamas denies responsibility for firing the rockets, a spokesman says
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Two rockets hit southern Israel without causing casualties, IDF says
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End talks if Israel "continues to be stubborn," Hamas military wing says
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Israel demands Hamas disarm before any border restrictions can be eased

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