Islambad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari will pardon a Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy, the governor of Punjab state told CNN Tuesday. "What basically he's made it clear is that she's not going to be a victim of this law," Gov. Salman Taseer told CNN International's "Connect the World" program. "I mean, he's a liberal, modern-minded president and he's not going to see a poor woman like this targeted and executed. ... It's just not going to happen," Taseer said. Asia Bibi, who has been jailed for nearly 15 months, was convicted in a Pakistani court earlier this month of breaking the country's controversial blasphemy law by insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammed, a crime punishable with death or life imprisonment, according to Pakistan's penal code. She was sentenced to death.
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The High Court should release Asia Bibi, Punjab's governor tells CNN
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She was sentenced to death for insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammed
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"She's not going to be a victim of this law," Gov. Salman Taseer says

Question: In a brief news conference at the prison where she's being held, @placeholder said Saturday that the allegations against her are lies fabricated by a group of women who don't like her.


By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 10:57 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 12:56 EST, 17 July 2012 Move over Bill Gates, there’s a new whizz kid in town and he really is a kid. Gates may have been the world's youngest self-made billionaire but Shafay Thobani, 8, could be his up and coming rival after becoming the world’s youngest Microsoft specialist. The boy from Pakistan has mastered complicated internet protocol and domain name systems to become a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in Microsoft Windows 7 Configuration and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2. Whizz kid: Shafay Thobani, 8, has become the world's youngest Microsoft specialist, doing 13 months of training and classes to get the Microsoft certification
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Shafay Thobani is now a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist
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He spent 13 months studying for the exams
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Afternoons after school spent doing five hour computer classes
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The title validates Shafay's skills in Microsoft software

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François Hollande, the newly-inaugurated President of France, may be as notable for what he has not done as for what he has. He has never held national elective office despite being at the center of  French politics for more than a decade, and he has never been married despite a three-decade relationship and four children with Ségolène Royale, another of the country's top Socialist politicians. Hollande led the Socialist Party for 11 years and was leader when Royale ran unsuccessfully for president against Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007. Hollande and Royale split up a month before that election, and he is now seeing journalist Valérie Trierweiler, who appeared, smiling with him, as he celebrated his victory Sunday.
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François Hollande has never held national elective office
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He has never been married but has had two long-term relationships and four children
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Hollande emerged as a candidate after fall of ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn
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Hollande spooked the markets by coming out against austerity in his victory speech

Question: He's simply a less charismatic personality than @placeholder and less antagonistic than Sarkozy."


Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- A Spanish politician is facing a charge of vehicular homicide for the car crash that killed prominent Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya, Cuba's state press said Tuesday. Angel Carromero could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison if found guilty. He is accused of speeding and then losing control of a car that he, Paya, Swedish politician Jans Aron Modig and Cuban dissident Harold Cepero were traveling in. Paya and Cepero were killed when the car struck a tree Sunday near Las Gavinas, Cuba. The men had been traveling across the island to meet some of Paya's supporters in Santiago de Cuba when the crash occurred. The Cuban government said the crash was the result of a single-car accident.
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Angel Carromero could be sentenced to 10 years in prison if found guilty, state media says
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Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya died in the crash; his family suspects government foul play
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Another person in the crash apologizes "for coming here and doing illegal activities"

Question: The editorial announced that Carromero would face charges and that @placeholder would be permitted to return to Sweden.

Question: "As far as the news reports that they have let me read, I ask that the international community focuses on getting me out of here," @placeholder said, "and not use a traffic accident that could happen to anyone for political purposes."


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 05:54 EST, 20 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:50 EST, 20 July 2012 A doting father who showered his teenage daughter with luxuries including a £20,000 birthday party where Tulisa performed, Gucci bags and a £1,500 mobile has been jailed after breaching a bankruptcy court order. Businessman Harby Panesar, 45, threw the celebrity-style bash complete with a guest performance by Tulisa from N-Dubz and a personal video from Hollywood star Nicole Kidman for his daughter Anysha's 16th birthday. He then spent thousands bankrolling Anysha’s dream to be a top teenage model and beauty queen who went on to be crowned America’s Perfect Teen and the first international cover girl on SuperModels magazine.
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Businessman Harby Panesar, 45, spent thousands on his daughter Anysha, now 19, making her dream of becoming a model a reality
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Anysha, crowned America’s Perfect Teen despite being British, received a personal message from Nicole Kidman at her Sweet 16 birthday party
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Panesar went bankrupt and was banned from setting up a new company
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He was given jail sentence for contempt of court after breaching the order

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By Rosie Taylor PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:40 EST, 27 May 2013 A small Germany town that was once a pilgrimage site for Neo-Nazis has been forced to recruit jobless workers from Spain to fill a labour shortage caused by its shrinking population. Wunsiedel, on German-Czech border, was best known as the burial place of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess. His grave attracted Neo-Nazis who carried out annual marches in the town, which regularly conflicted with opposing anti-Nazi marches. Pilgrimage: The grave of Rudolph Hess was a focal point for Neo-Nazis until marches were banned and his body exhumed and cremated
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Wunsiedel attracted hoards of Neo-Nazis visiting grave of Hitler's deputy
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(CNN) -- When the winner of the women's singles at the U.S. Open picks up her check for $2.6 million -- buck for buck the same as the men's champion -- she might well reflect that, if not for Billie Jean King's pioneering efforts, those riches might not exist. Supreme champion on the court, battler for equality off it, King took on the male-dominated tennis establishment and won. She was the driving force behind the formation of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) in 1973, the same year she famously beat former men's grand slam champion Bobby Riggs in the "Battle of the Sexes" match in Houston.
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Billie Jean King is a 12-time grand slam singles champion
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American is a famed fighter for equality and women's rights
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She was the driving force behind the women's WTA Tour
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Founded the same year she beat Bobby Riggs in famous "Battle of the Sexes"

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Goals from Samir Nasri and Pablo Zabaleta ensured Manchester City beat Roma and sealed progression to the knockout stages of this season's Champions League. Results were in their favour on Wednesday night and, along with Chelsea and Arsenal, they are in the pot for the last 16 draw. Here, Sportsmail looks at City's group stage story, and how they came back from the brink... BAYERN MUNICH 1-0 MAN CITY September 17 City get off to the worst possible start after Jerome Boateng’s last-gasp winner in Munich. To top it off, Roma have beaten CSKA Moscow 5-1, and things look bleak for Manuel Pellegrini's men.
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Manchester City lost their first Champions League Group E match 1-0 against Bayern Munich in Germany
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Francesco Totti's record-breaking goal for Roma ensured City only got a point from their next match
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City then threw away a two-goal lead in Russia to draw 2-2 against CSKA Moscow, before losing the reverse fixture
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Manuel Pellegrini's men then beat Bayern Munich and Roma to secure their place in the last 16 of the competition

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South Bend, Ind. (CNN) -- When you say "Notre Dame" and then throw in words such as mystique, storied and blessed, you create as many folks rolling their eyes as wiping away tears of joy. This has been so throughout the 125 seasons of football for the Fighting Irish, especially when they are good. Well, forget about placing "Notre Dame" and "good" in the same sentence for a moment. With overwhelming losses to supposedly inferior foes on a consistent basis and underwhelming coaches from Bob Davie to Tyrone Willingham to Charlie Weis, "Notre Dame" has been "mediocre" or less during the last two decades.
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Notre Dame hasn't won a national championship since 1988
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Coach/player duo Knute Rockne and George Gipp were immortalized in the 1940 film
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Today fans are inspired by Manti Te'o, who played the day his girlfriend and grandmother died

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(PEOPLE.com) -- "America's Next Top Model" crowned a winner Wednesday night in its all-stars cycle, but not before a shocking and largely unexplained disqualification of one of the final three contestants. Lisa D'Amato, Allison Harvard, and Angelea Preston were battling for the crown, but after an unusual panel, the judges declared that Preston was disqualified -- without saying exactly why -- and that D'Amato and Harvard would square off for the title. Eventually, D'Amato was named the winner, but the buzz around the Internet continued to focus on the nature of Preston's dismissal. In a statement, the CW said it had learned information about Preston after the show wrapped that disqualified her, and actually re-shot scenes, suggesting Preston might have been declared the winner the first time around.
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CW said it learned information about Preston after the show that disqualified her
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Preston might have bragged about her victory on Facebook before the finale
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Eventually D'Amato was named the winner

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By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 17:45 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:46 EST, 6 November 2013 Triple-killer: Ian McLoughlin, 55, was given a 40-year jail term for murder A judge who refused to give a triple killer a whole life sentence because of a European human rights ruling was wrong, the  Government’s most senior law officer ruled yesterday. Mr Justice Sweeney had said last month that it was ‘not appropriate’ to sentence Ian McLoughlin to die behind bars because Strasbourg judges had ruled such terms were a breach of human rights. But yesterday the Attorney General, Dominic Grieve, declared the 40-year jail term to be too soft, and referred the case back to the Court of Appeal.
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Ian McLoughlin, 55, was not given a life sentence for third killing
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Strasbourg judges rule sentence to die in prison breaches human rights
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Attorney General deems sentence 'unduly lenient' and send it for review

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Jamie Vardy once nearly caused a riot in Luton. Three years later and four leagues higher, his presence sparks crowds into a frenzy in the Far East. Having ascended from Fleetwood Town to Leicester City, this summer he was flown to Bangkok by the club’s Thai owners to celebrate promotion and meet hundreds of fans. ‘The attention is mad over there,’ says Vardy. ‘Loads of people welcome us and give us Thai bracelets and stuff like that. They have dancers, everything.’ Quite different from a memorable occasion in non-League football in November 2011 when the crowd had more hostile intentions.
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Jamie Vardy signed for Leicester City from Fleetwood Town in 2012
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Vardy starred in Leicester's 5-3 demolition of Manchester United
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He reveals how Buddhist monks were brought in by club's Thai owners
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They hit the players with sticks dipped in holy water before United game
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The striker earned four assists and scored a goal in that game
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Leicester are on a run of two points from 24 since that epic victory
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Nigel Pearson's side are currently bottom of the Premier League

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Residents of Dubai are in for a spectacle this weekend as the breath-taking Breitling Wingwalkers take over the city's airspace. Britons Danielle Hughes and Emily Guilding will be performing for the first time above Dubai's popular beachfront area - as part of the 2014 UIM Skydive Dubai XCAT World Powerboating Series. The fearless women, who perform their high-octane manoeuvres amid gusting 100mph winds, walk along the wings of two 1930's Boeing Stearman biplanes. The residents of Dubai are in for a treat this weekend as the Breitling Wingwalkers come to town Danielle Hughes and Emily Guilding will be performing graceful gymnastics routines high above the city
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Danielle Hughes and Emily Guilding walk and balance on wings of a plane
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Above the Dubai skyline, the woman perform intricate gymnastics routines
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They are in Dubai for the XCAT World Powerboating Series this weekend

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Iranian leader Ahmadinejad, known for past fiery denunciations of the U.S. and Israel, spoke at length about his vision for a `'new world order' during his speech at the U.N., but it was not heard by U.S. delegation, who decided 'not to attend' his speech, a blatant rejection of his controversial outbursts in recent days. His speech Wednesday happened to fall on Yom Kippur, the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar, devoted to fasting, prayer and introspection. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement condemning the speech soon after the fast ended. `'On the day when we pray to be inscribed in the book of life a platform was given to a dictatorial regime that strives, at every opportunity, to sentence us to death,' Netanyahu said.
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U.S. delegates decided not to attend Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's speech at UN
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Speech fell on Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur, infuriating Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Question: In the course of the interview, the leader also threw out numbers and statistics to show that Iran's economy and the lives of average @placeholder have improved under his watch.


By Adam Lee Potter It could not have been a more perfect engagement gift from a proud groom to his blue-blooded, dog-loving wife-to-be. When writer William Cash presented society milliner Lady Laura Cathcart with an impossibly cute £800 pug, she was just as thrilled  as he knew she would be. That, however, was when things began to go horribly wrong. Lady Laura with pug Thimble, who was bought in a panic as a replacement for a lost pug Cash, a friend of actress Elizabeth Hurley, was left panic-stricken when he lost the pug – a rare 14-week-old bitch called Damson – in a storm a fortnight before the wedding.
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Calamity struck as MP's son lost £800 prize pug
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Risked life and limb in Meet the Parents-style hunt for a replacement
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Eventually tracked down a look alike down and tries to pass it off as original

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(CNN) -- Seventeen years after the release of her breakthrough album, "My Life," Mary J. Blige offers up a sequel -- "My Life II: ... The Journey Continues (Act 1)." "The first 'My Life' album was about healing and helping people get through things," the singer told CNN. "Now there's recession, there's war and there's people really not feeling good about life anymore. So it's time, because people need to feel the hug that comes through music." In the mid-90s, Blige herself was in a troubled place, spiraling downward with drugs, alcohol and a tumultuous relationship with K-Ci Hailey of the R&B duo K-Ci & JoJo.
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Mary J. Blige's new album, "My Life II," is a follow-up to an album from 17 years ago
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The singer says that recently, she has learned to say, "You know what? I AM deserving"
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"You either know how to get around it, or you just have to go through it," Blige says

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A care worker attacked a vulnerable 88-year-old man in 'revenge' after the dementia patient accidentally broke her mother's arm, a court heard. Siobhan Koralewski, 30, was a senior carer at Roundstone Residential Home in Scarborough, which her parents owned, when she slapped and bit the elderly patient who had injured her mother. Ms Koralewski is also accused of mistreating three other dementia patients including one woman who suffered from Down's Syndrome. Siobhan Koralewski was a senior carer at Roundstone Residential Home in Scarborough, which her parents owned, when she allegedly 'slapped and bit' the 88-year-old dementia patient who had injured her mother
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Siobhan Koralewski 'slapped and bit the elderly patient and sat across him'
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Her brother Jeremy, a cook in the Scarborough care home, saw the attack
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Jeremy told Siobhan to stop after she 'slapped man across face four times'
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Siobhan and her mother Margaret accused of mistreating four patients
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One was woman with Down's Syndrome who was forced to take drinks

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(CNN) -- As I watched the split screen of the Petraeus hearings and the Kagan hearings this week, two views of what makes America great were clearly on display. I was transfixed by the visual image of four-star Gen. David Petraeus, sitting in dress uniform decorated with row upon row of ribbons and patches awarded in recognition for some difficult task or accomplishment. The general was given a deserved lovefest by the members of the Senate Armed Services Committee. The contrast was Elena Kagan, also called general (solicitor general) in her modest suit being put through a little more grueling questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Ed Rollins: Senators' message to Petraeus was we love you, but not your war
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He says Petraeus and Gen. Stanley McChrystal are heroes who deserve to be honored
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After nine years of battle, U.S. public and military are tired of war
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Rollins: We shouldn't forget U.S. didn't seek this war but responded when attacked

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Question: A little over a year ago, he also sat in a decorated uniform before that same @placeholder.


(CNN)  -- When the Democratic National Committee meets Saturday on the thorny issue of seating the Florida and Michigan delegations at its August convention, party officials will have to fashion a solution that satisfies supporters of Sen. Hillary Clinton and presidential nominee front-runner Sen. Barack Obama. Sen. Barack Obama showed he was willing to use bare-knuckle tactics during his first race in Chicago. It may take a Solomon-like decision to appease both candidates. Clinton has argued that the primary results of two of the nation's largest states should count because, otherwise, millions of voters are being disenfranchised. Obama has said he is willing to work out some compromise.
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Sen. Barack Obama used the rule book to win first race for Illinois state Senate
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Democrat challenged opponents' petitions and forced them off the ballot
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Opponent says Obama's move "wasn't honorable"

Question: But when it came time to run for office, he employed @placeholder rules to invalidate the voting petition signatures of three of his challengers.

Question: @placeholder's staff would not comment on what the senator thinks about that petition challenge now.


Twenty-five years ago on March 24, the oil tanker Exxon Valdez slammed into Bligh Reef and spilled more than 11 million gallons of crude oil into the cold, clear waters of Alaska's Prince William Sound -- one of the "last best places" on Earth. The oil charged through Prince William Sound and out into the Gulf of Alaska, damaging more than 1,300 miles of some of the most remote, wild shoreline in this country. This happened 25 years ago, so we might note the anniversary as we do any other historical event. That, however, would imply that the oil spill is over. It's not, and likely never will be.
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25 years ago, Exxon Valdez spilled 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska's Prince William Sound
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Marybeth Holleman: Animals, coastal ecosystem damaged; oil still pollutes beaches
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She says no matter how we make drilling, tankers, pipelines safe, risk will never be zero
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Holleman: We need to reduce dependence on oil; stopping drilling in the Arctic is a first step

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Gaza City (CNN) -- A delegation from Gaza was in Egypt Monday to hash out more details of a cease-fire deal between Hamas and Israel, less than a week after the truce ended an eight-day conflict. The continued talks are a key part of the agreement, which called for "total cessation of all hostile activity" and discussion of topics such as opening border crossings and easing Israel's economic blockade in Gaza. Israel-Gaza conflict timeline While new negotiations were under way in Egypt Monday, there were reports of violence along the Gaza-Israel border. Hamas police and ambulance operators said Israeli soldiers injured two civilians when they fired at Palestinian homes east of Rafah City in Gaza. An Israeli military spokesman said the soldiers fired warning shots in the air and later shot toward the legs of "Palestinian rioters" who were damaging a security fence at the border and trying to enter Israel.
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NEW: Negotiations are under way to hash out the cease-fire deal's details
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Talks include topics such as easing Israel's economic blockade in Gaza
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Violence is reported near the Gaza-Israel border
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Palestinian Authority president says all Palestinian factions back a renewed statehood bid

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter Osama bin Laden's son-in-law Sulaiman Abu Ghaith has been convicted of conspiring to kill Americans for his role as the terror group's spokesman. Known as the voice of fiery al Qaeda propaganda videotapes after the September 11 attacks, Abu Ghaith had the verdict handed down after five hours of deliberation. He was the highest-ranking al Qaeda figure to face trial on U.S. soil since the attacks. Guilty: Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and spokesman, has been convicted of conspiring to kill Americans though his sentence has not yet been determined
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Sulaiman Abu Ghaith has been convicted on three terror charges
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The al Qaeda spokesman and bin Laden's son-in-law was the highest-ranking member of the terrorist group to go on trial in the U.S.
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Found guilty on three charges: conspiracy to kill Americans, conspiring to provide support for al Qaeda and providing support for al Qaeda
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Prison sentence has not yet been handed down but could face life behind bars

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(CNN) -- It is not possible to dial an Iranian number from an Israeli telephone. It will simply not go through. That lack of communication stems from the government level, where there is no dialogue between the two countries aside from public speeches meant to carry weighty threats of war to each camp. That is why it was so difficult for Ronny Edry, an Israeli graphic designer based in Tel Aviv, to get his message across to the people of Iran. "My idea was simple, I was trying to reach the other side. There are all these talks about war, Iran is coming to bomb us and we bomb them back, we are sitting and waiting. I wanted to say the simple words that this war is crazy," said Edry.
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Israeli graphic designer Ronny Edry wanted to speak directly to Iranians
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On Facebook, he posted messages of peace, hoping Iranians would see them
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Edry says he's gotten thousands of messages from people in Iran
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One message from Iran: "We are so similar. ... I am proud to have you as my friends"

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(CNN) -- Saudi Arabia will let its female athletes compete in the Olympics for the first time, its embassy in London said. Until now, Saudi Arabia was one of three countries that did not allow women to participate in the games. The other two -- Qatar and Brunei -- also reversed course this year and said they will send female athletes to the London games, which begin July 27. "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia wishes to reaffirm its support for the sublime meanings reflected by Olympic Games and the cherished values of excellence, friendship and respect that they represent," the Saudi Embassy in London said in a statement announcing the decision.
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One Saudi athlete praises the decision as "a dream come true"
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Saudi Arabian schools don't have physical ed classes for girls
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Qatar and Brunei will also send women for the first time
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The decision is a rare concession for a kingdom where women cannot drive or vote

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(CNN) -- The "disgusting" blob in Fred DeNegri's Diet Pepsi can was probably a frog or toad, the Food and Drug Administration said. Amy DeNegri took pictures of the can in question right after her husband gagged on its contents. DeNegri was grilling in his backyard tiki bar in Ormond Beach, Florida, when he popped open a can of Diet Pepsi, took a big gulp and started gagging, his wife, Amy, said. He emptied out the can down a sink but something heavy remained inside. He shook the can until something resembling "pink linguini" slid out, followed by "dark stuff," Amy DeNegri said.
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Fred DeNegri and wife found matter resembling "pink linguini" in Pepsi can in July
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FDA concludes blob is toad or frog "lacking internal organs," not sure how it got there
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FDA examined bottling plant in Orlando, did not find anything connected to incident
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Pepsi says FDA's finding affirms its confidence in integrity of manufacturing system

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Batumi, Georgia (CNN) -- For Iranian tourists strolling in the sun-drenched squares in the Black Sea town of Batumi, Georgia is a pocket of hospitality in a world that has largely closed its doors to them. In Georgia, that all changed last year when the former Soviet republic lifted its visa requirements for Iranians and the tourists started flowing in. While the numbers are still modest, Georgian government statistics show a tripling of Iranian tourists so far this year with visitors now in the tens of thousands. "When I describe the possibilities, the potential, they are very eager, and they will come, they're very interested to come more," says Farzin Valipour, an Iranian Tourism Operator now living in Georgia.
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Iranians increasingly see Georgia as an attractive tourism destination
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Georgia keen to attract investment from the region
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Experts suggest Georgia wants to court Iran but not damage U.S. relations

Question: "@placeholder is very near to Iran, it is very easy to get a bus or a flight to come here... without needing a visa," gushed one Iranian visitor as she took in the historical sites in Batumi.

Question: Last month, a few dozen Iranian business leaders arrived in @placeholder to seek investment opportunities in transport, agriculture and construction.


Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- Nine mine employees were hurt Monday when Anglo American Platinum security guards shot rubber bullets to break up a confrontation between rival union groups at a mine in northwest South Africa, the company said in a statement. The incident occurred at the company's Siphumelele mine in the Rustenburg area and involved members of the Workers Committee and shop stewards for the National Union of Mineworkers. "As they were attempting to evacuate the NUM shop stewards who were trapped in their offices, three security personnel sustained minor injuries during this incident," the statement said. All 12 injured employees received medical attention; none of the injuries was life-threatening, it added.
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Nine employees were shot with rubber bullets, the company says
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Three security personnel sustained minor injuries, it adds
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Workers Committee members are contesting the legitimacy of the National Union of Mineworkers

Question: In October, police repeatedly clashed with protesters near one of @placeholder's mines, and the company fired about 12,000 striking workers who refused to attend disciplinary hearings.


After Sony yanked North Korean satire 'The Interview' from theaters, several small houses announced plans to show 'Team America' - another film featuring a North Korean leader - in an attempt to spite the hermit regime. However, Paramount Pictures has now put the kibosh on the screenings - sending out messages barring the cinemas from showing the movie. One of the theaters, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema said; 'Due to to circumstances beyond our control, the TEAM AMERICA 12/27 screening has been cancelled. We apologize & will provide refunds today.' Paramount however has yet to make any comment on their decision to not allow cinemas to show the film.
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Theaters set to air Team America: World Police in place of The Interview have been barred from doing so by the film's studio, Paramount
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Paramount has not said why they will not allow theaters to air the animated film that mocks Kim Jong-il

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The trial over Stephen Collins' divorce has been delayed after his estranged wife's attorney withdrew from the case just hours before testimony was supposed to begin. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon, the presiding judge over divorce cases, granted a motion by attorney Larry Ginsberg to withdraw from the case on Wednesday. Judge Mark Juhas, who was slated to preside over the trial, ordered the proceedings to be delayed until January 5 to give Collins' estranged wife Faye Grant time to find a new lawyer. Scroll down for video The trial over Stephen Collins' divorce has been delayed after the attorney of his estranged wife Faye Grant withdrew from the case just hours before testimony was supposed to begin
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The lawyer representing Collins' estranged wife Faye Grant has withdrawn from the couple bitter divorce battle
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Attorney Larry Ginsberg withdrew just hours before testimony was supposed to begin
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The former couple had been scheduled to start an eight-day trial on how to divide their assets and how much spousal support Grant should receive
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Collins has accused his wife of leaking audio in which the former 7th Heaven star purportedly acknowledged molesting underage girls

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(CNN) -- For a legendary gambler who thinks nothing of betting a million dollars on one horse, Irish businessman JP McManus is by all accounts a surprisingly reserved man. From humble beginnings as a bookmaker, McManus earned a reputation as the fearless man on the track who would take on any wager -- no matter how big. "He's an absolute legend. He's got balls of steel when it comes to placing bets," says Barry Orr, spokesman for Betfair, the world's biggest online betting exchange. Now worth an estimated $1 billion, the 62-year-old property mogul and horse owner was a big player at this week's Cheltenham Festival -- one of the biggest betting events in the Britain.
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Legendary billionaire gambler JP McManus big player at Cheltenham
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More than $820m bet at four-day British horse racing festival
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Top betting stories include stable boy turned millionaire
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Lucky punter who won $1.5m on horse called A Dream Come True

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By Martin Robinson Former N-Dubz singer Dappy slapped a man outside a nightclub because he feared  being stabbed after the clubber called him a 'mug' and said 'I'm going to knock you out', a court heard today. The 26-year-old, who is on trial under his real name Dino Costas Contostavlos, is accused of attacking George Chittock in a smoking area in the early hours of February 27 at Chicago's in Chelmsford. Dappy denies assault by beating at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court, where he was supported by his friend, comedian Jim Davidson, who met on Celebrity Big Brother. Scroll down for video
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Star, 26, says he was provoked by George Chittock after night out in Essex
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Singer claims Mr Chittock said: 'You're a mug, I'm going to knock you out'
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Court heard a friend of Mr Chittock tweeted: 'George started on Dappy'
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Defence also claim he also joked about the singer's father being dead
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Star said: 'I don't want my two kids knowing their father gets called a mug'
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Performer said case 'is a stitch up' and prosecution 'obviously don't like me'
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Jim Davidson supported Dappy in court after they met on Big Brother
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Comedian said: 'I don't know what's happened - I'm here to show support'

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North Korea's plans for a new nuclear test, like most things that happen inside the reclusive state, are shrouded in mystery. But that's not stopping analysts and officials from making some informed guesses about what's going on. Why is North Korea planning to conduct a nuclear test? The North says the "higher level" test is part of its military deterrent in its confrontation with the United States, which it describes as "the sworn enemy of the Korean people." Its declaration that it would carry out the test came just two days after the United Nations Security Council voted in favor of imposing broader sanctions on the regime in response to Pyongyang's long-range rocket launch in December that was widely viewed as a test of ballistic missile technology.
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North Korea has vowed to carry out a "higher level" test
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Experts and officials say it could take place at any time
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Opinions vary on exactly what kind of test it may carry out
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Another nuclear test is likely to further strain relations in East Asia

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In July Nasa will take a portrait of Earth from a satellite probe orbiting Saturn - and is hoping people will wave at the night sky at just the right time. Nasa's Cassini probe has been in orbit around Saturn since October 1997 and has previously managed to capture only a handful of blurred images of Earth as it travels around the ringed planet. Yet due to a rare solar eclipse scheduled to take place next month, the probe's cameras will be able to take a clear image of our planet without the sunlight causing damage to its sensitive equipment.
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Nasa's Cassini probe has been orbiting Saturn for almost nine years
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The space agency plan to use the probe to photograph Earth in July and is asking people to stop and wave at the night sky when the shot is taken
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Photos will be possible because a rare solar eclipse between the Sun and Saturn will shield the sensitive camera from damaging rays

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British Airways is suspending all of its flights between London and two West African nations for the rest of the year as the region struggles to contain the worst ever outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus. The airline initially said it was halting its service between Heathrow Airport and Liberia and Sierra Leone until the end of August due to ‘the deteriorating public health situation in both countries’, but it confirmed that it is extending the suspension until 31 December. The decision was announced by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in an updated travel advisory for Britons. Grounded: British Airways has extended its flight ban for two countries dealing with an Ebola outbreak
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British Airways says it has cancelled all flights until 31 December
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French government has urged its citizens to leave Sierra Leone
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World Health Organisation does not recommend any ban on travel or trade

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(CNN)  -- Viktor Troicki brushed aside Michael Llodra in straight sets in the deciding singles rubber as Serbia won the Davis Cup final for the first time with a 3-2 win over nine-time champions France on Sunday. The 24-year-old was in irresistible form as he won 6-2 6-2 6-3 in just two hours 13 minutes as the hosts claimed the most coveted team award in tennis to spark scenes of wild celebration on and off the court at the Belgrade Arena. Earlier, Novak Djokovic won his sixth singles tie from six matches in the Davis Cup this season as he beat France's Gael Monfils to level the tie at 2-2.
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Viktor Troicki beats Michael Llodra in straight sets as Serbia win Davis Cup final
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Troicki's 6-2 6-2 6-3 win gives the hosts a thrilling 3-2 victory over France in Belgrade
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Novak Djokovic leveled the tie at 2-2 earlier Sunday with a three set win over Gael Monfils
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Serbia claimed the coveted trophy for the first time over nine-time winners France

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(CNN) -- If you're handing over cash for a heavily discounted iPad from some random guy in a McDonald's parking lot or at a gas station, then yes, you should consider your purchase a risk. But when you're like Suzanne Nassise and you buy Apple's popular tablet from a well-known retailer, you expect it to be legit. Nassise says she walked out of a Walmart in Brockton, Massachusetts, last month with what she believed was a new $499 iPad. When she got home and opened the box, she told CNN affiliate WCVB, she thought, "'Wow, it's a little on the light side -- Apple's an elegant product.'"
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A Massachusetts woman says an iPad she bought from Walmart was fake
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A rash of similar cases have been reported in the past six months
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Walmart is aware of the problem and is working to address it
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Advice: Open the box in the store and check the serial number on the box as well

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(CNN) -- Sonia, a single mother with HIV in Brazil, travels four hours to reach a government-run health facility that provides her with free drug treatment. Brazil's response to the HIV/AIDS fight has been widely praised and adopted as a model around the world. The journey is long, she told CNN, but it's a small price to pay for the government-provided drugs that have helped keep her out of the hospital for the past 11 years. Sonia is just one of the many Brazilians who have benefited from the country's novel approach to fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Brazil jolted the global health community in 1996 when it began guaranteeing free anti-retroviral treatment to HIV/AIDS patients.
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Brazil has been hailed as a leader in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic
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Government started offering free anti-retroviral treatment to its citizens in 1996
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As more people live longer with HIV/AIDS, Brazil faces new challenges
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Patients of the chronic illness susceptible to new health risks, doctors say

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By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 15:28 EST, 20 December 2012 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 3 January 2013 As church bells tolled at the funeral of a beloved Sandy Hook teacher whose body was found cradling the student she tried to save, Cardinal Timothy Dolan praised her bravery and compassion by comparing her to Jesus. Special education teacher Anne Marie Murphy, 52, died trying to shield her students from bullets after gunman Adam Lanza opened fire at the Connecticut elementary school on Friday. Mrs Murphy, a married mother of four, was found still cradling Dylan Hockley, who she had tried to protect. The six-year-old British boy, who had special needs, also died from his wounds.
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Anne Marie Murphy, 52, laid to rest in Kotonah, New York
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Her body was found shielding Dylan Hockley, who also died in the massacre
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Dolan: 'Like Jesus, Annie was an excellent teacher and died for her friends'
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Another teacher and three students also buried on Thursday

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(Mashable) -- For all their buzz and value, location-based social networks haven't really gone mainstream yet. Only 7 percent of Americans are aware of location-based social networks, according to data from Edison Research. Part of the explanation for this is that the majority of mobile users aren't using smartphones. And as a result, just 10 percent of those surveyed use mobile location services at least once a week, according to the Mobile Marketing Association's latest Mobile Consumer Briefing survey. For smartphone users, like those of the iPhone (a popular device among early adopters), that number jumps all the way up to 63 percent.
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Sites and apps that let users track their locations get buzz from tech media
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But the sites are not achieving mainstream popularity, according to surveys
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Only 7 percent of Americans are aware of location-based social networks
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Facebook and Twitter may soon popularize the idea, however.

Question: @placeholder gives an example of one user tweeting about the weather in one location, while another user tweets about traveling to that very location.


Northampton produced a mighty finale to topple arch-rivals Leicester in a thundering Premiership semi-final on Friday night. A try two minutes from time by England flanker Tom Wood gave Northampton a Twickenham final later this month after Leicester had led 17-6 at half-time. Northampton did it the hard way after they had prop Salesi Ma’afu sent off for flooring  England hooker Tom Youngs 17 minutes into the second half. Wood, who crashed over wide out on the left, sent Northampton’s fans delirious as their team ended a four-year period without a win over champions Leicester. Late blow: Tom Wood scores the match-winning try in the semi-final for Northampton over Leicester
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England flanker Wood scored try in dying moments to give Saints lead
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Northampton now face the winner of Saracens and Harlequins in the final
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Tigers' Niki Goneva, Dan Bowden and Tom Youngs were shown yellow cards
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Saints finished the match with 14-men after Salesi Ma’afu was sent off
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Tries came through Manu Tuilagi and Ben Youngs for Leicester and George North and Wood for Northampton

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By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 12:37 EST, 14 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:11 EST, 15 November 2013 They put a smile on the faces of generations of children. But these must-have Christmas toys have left many parents in a cold sweat over the past 50 years. The items were often in such high demand that shoppers struggled to find them in time for December 25. Cabbage Patch Dolls were a firm favourite in the list. Originally made in the eighties, the toys were relaunched in 2004 (left) Debenhams has compiled a list of the top ten Christmas toys of the past five decades, based on the store’s takings for them each year.
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Monopoly, Teletubbies and Furby also made list of popular toys
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Lego and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sell as well today as when they were made
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Technology topped list of predictions for Christmas 2013's best sellers with Kurio 4S touch tablet

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(CNN) -- No guts no glory, or so the saying goes. But perhaps the vanquished United States soccer team can rest in the knowledge that if the World Cup was decided on guts, it would surely be lifting the trophy in Brazil. For 120 minutes of Tuesday's ultimately unsuccessful last-16 clash with Belgium, each one of Jurgen Klinsmann's men left everything on the field in Salvador. From the second the Americans went 2-0 down in extra time thanks to goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku, the rearguard action started. Substitute Julian Green's goal offered the nation a lifeline and energized its fatigued players with a quarter of an hour to play.
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Belgium finally ends United States' World Cup dream with a 2-1 victory in Salvador
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Extra time goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku seal the win
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Julian Green pulls a goal back for USA with 15 minutes left to offer hope
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Belgium will now face Argentina in the quarterfinals on Saturday

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A rollercoaster end concluded a tough week as Wall Street had its busiest day in more than a year. More than 15 billion shares traded and the Dow Jones had furious swings as it covered more than 400 points, but all three major U.S. markets closed within one per cent of their opening value. A moment of relief from problems in the U.S. came early today after the government published better- than-expected jobs figures and President Barack Obama promised: ‘Things are going to get better’. Scroll down for video Defiant: The President today insisted the economy will improve despite panic on Wall Street
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Employment rises by 117,000, while jobless rate dips to 9.1% from 9.2%
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Offers hope after Dow fell more than 4% yesterday on worst day since 2008
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Investors fear recession and European debt crisis engulfing Spain and Italy
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Obama tries to calm fears, saying: 'We're going to get through this together'

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BOGOTA, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian military intelligence used the Red Cross emblem in a rescue operation in which leftist guerrillas were duped into handing over 15 hostages, according to unpublished photographs and video viewed by CNN. What seems to be part of a red cross is seen on a bib worn by a man involved in the rescue in this official image. Photographs of the Colombian military intelligence-led team that spearheaded the rescue, shown to CNN by a confidential military source, show one man wearing a bib with the Red Cross symbol. The military source said the three photos were taken moments before the mission took off to persuade the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia  rebels to release the hostages to a supposed international aid group for transport to another rebel area.
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Photos from miltary source show man wearing bib with Red Cross logo
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Such misuse of symbol could be violation of Geneva Conventions
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Expert says misuse of Red Cross emblem could endanger real aid workers
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Colombia has denied using international symbols in its July 2 rescue ruse

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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama wrote a personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il that a U.S. envoy delivered, a senior U.S. official said Wednesday. Stephen Bosworth, U.S. special envoy for North Korea, delivered the letter for the North Korean leader during a three-day visit to North Korea last week, the official said. The official declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the issue. Bosworth noted last week that, during his visit, he "communicated President Obama's view that complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is a fundamental undertaking of the six-party process ... and that the absence of progress on denuclearization is an obstacle to improving our relations."
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U.S. envoy delivered Obama's letter while visiting North Korea, official says
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Special envoy Stephen Bosworth went to North Korea last week
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Bosworth visit called "positive," although it did not win promises from Pyongyang
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U.S. wants North Korea to return to six-party talks aimed at ending its nuclear program

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By Ryan Gorman and Associated  Press Reporter Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez now faces charges from a July 2012 double homicide in Boston. Hernandez has been linked to a total of three killings and is already being held without bail after pleading not guilty to murder in the death of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd last year. In the 2012 case, victims Daniel Abreu, 29, and Safiro Furtado, 28, were shot as they sat in a car in the city's South End. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO More charges: Aaron Hernandez has been charged with two additional counts of first-degree murder in connection with a 2012 double murder in Boston
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Aaron Hernandez will be arraigned on two additional first-degree murder charges early next week
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He is now accused of killing Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado, in addition to the 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd
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District Attorney Daniel Conley gave a chilling description of how Abreu and Furtado were shot to death in 2012 at a traffic light in South Boston
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Hernandez 'stalked and ambushed' the two men, Conley said
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Abreu and Furtado were killed shortly before the final season Hernandez played for the Patriots

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 23:56 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:54 EST, 17 March 2014 Two men are under arrest after the body of a third man missing for almost two months was found this week in Montana. Authorities arrested Russell Britton, 58, and Moises Mendez, 26, both of Boulder, and charged both with first-degree murder after Nathaniel Tallman, 25, of Lafeyette, Colorado, was found dead Thursday near Lusk, Montana - he had been missing since January. No details on Tillman’s death have been made public, but the Daily Camera reported that Britton is being held in a Colorado jail without bond, and Mendez is locked up in San Diego on a $1million bond.
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Nathaniel Tallman was last seen leaving his Colorado apartment on January 23
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His body was found Thursday in Montana
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Two suspects, including one trying to flee to Mexico, were arrested this week and charged with murder

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(CNN) -- Bubba Watson believes he can now challenge golf's top stars after heading off three-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson for an emotional victory at Torrey Pines in California on Sunday. The 32-year-old climbed 15 places in the world rankings to 18th as he claimed the second PGA Tour title of his career at the Farmers Insurance Open, while fellow American Mickelson reclaimed the No. 4 spot after finishing second on his first start this season. Watson started the final round one shot behind joint overnight leader Mickelson but carded an impressive five-under-par 67, which included six birdies and just one bogey, to finish the San Diego tournament on 16 under.
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America's Bubba Watson claims second PGA Tour title at Torrey Pines, California
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Watson beats compatriot Phil Mickelson by one shot to win Farmers Insurance Open
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Emotional victory for 32-year-old Watson, who last year lost his father to cancer
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Former world number one Tiger Woods finishes in a disappointing 44th place

Question: San Diego-born Mickelson, a three-time winner on the @placeholder course, said he was disappointed not to have made a better start to the season at his local tournament.


The man wanted on murder charges over the fatal poisoning of Vladimir Putin foe Alexander Litvinenko in London is seeking to turn American whistleblower Edward Snowden into a Russian TV presenter. Andrey Lugovoy, a former secret services operative who is now a leading Moscow MP, is accused of spiking the emigre dissident's tea with radioactive polonium-210. Putin refused to extradite him and he is now to front a television show about intelligence and spy agencies. Scroll down for video U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden and his American girlfriend at a Moscow theatre He has invited former National Security Agency contractor Snowden - who is hiding in Moscow after revealing America's eavesdropping secrets to the world - to co-host the show.
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Andrey Lugovoy is accused of poisoning Alexander Litvinenko in London
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He now wants to turn whistleblower Edward Snowden into a TV presenter
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Snowden is hiding in Moscow under tight security with his girlfriend

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By Darren Boyle A top Swedish skier was hit by a baby elk after it smashed through his window together with entrails when the car hit its pregnant mother as he drove in Oestersund in northern Sweden. Jesper Modin said: 'I had just come over a hill and the sun was shining directly in my eyes, I only saw the elk when it was a few metres away and it was standing right in the middle-of-the-road. 'It hit the front of the car and then smashed into the windscreen and then the body of the elk went tumbling over the roof. I was completely covered in glass and the elk's innards.'
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Jesper Modin was blinded by the sun seconds before the collision
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His car struck the pregnant elk which forced out the calf which shot through the windscreen
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Mr Modin said he was struck by the calf and its mother's entrails as they entered the car
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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 11:59 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:33 EST, 3 December 2013 Ruled out: French experts have ruled out a theory that Yasser Arafat was killed by poisoning, according to a source close to the investigation into his death French experts have ruled out a theory that Yasser Arafat was killed by poisoning, according to a source close to the investigation into the Palestinian leader's 2004 death. 'The report rules out the poisoning theory and goes in the sense of a natural death,' the source told AFP. The French experts' findings differ significantly from those of Swiss scientists, who said last month that their research offered some support for the suggestion Arafat was killed by polonium poisoning.
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Yasser Arafat's corpse was tested by a Swiss forensic team this year
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But today fresh claims emerged about test results on his body
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Experts opened Arafat's grave in West Bank city of Ramallah last year
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Team took samples from his body to seek evidence of alleged poisoning

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Peter Sutcliffe, who was jailed for murdering 13 women, was recently baptised in a pool in a private room at the high security hospital Broadmoor The Yorkshire Ripper has enjoyed a specially-arranged baptism service in Broadmoor after becoming a Jehovah's witness. Peter Sutcliffe, 68, who was jailed for murdering 13 women, was recently baptised in a pool in a private room at the high security hospital The serial killer has been a practicing Jehovah's Witness for several years and holds bi-weekly bible study classes. Earlier this month the Daily Mail reported on Sutcliffe's cushy lifestyle in Broadmoor, where he eats chocolate, watches television and listens to music.
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Serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, 68, was jailed for life for murdering 13 women
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Held at Broadmoor since being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia
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Sutcliffe was befriended over the last 15 years by Jehovah’s Witnesses
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Reportedly attends bi-weekly bible study classes and practices the religion
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Has now been baptised in private room by two 'brothers' in special service

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Russian politicians and media were last night demanding Vladimir Putin goes further by grabbing back more former Soviet regions and states. The nationalistic frenzy whipped up by the return of Crimea - in defiance of the West - has led to calls on state-run TV for Moscow to take back oil and gas-rich Kazakhstan and authoritarian Belarus as well as more slices of a battered Ukraine, already filleted by the Kremlin. Putin was last night riding the crest of an adulatory wave after righting what many Russians see as an historical wrong and reintegrating Crimea and the Black Sea fleet headquarters of Sevastopol back in to Russia after a gap of 60 years.
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Senior Russian politicians mock Western sanctions imposed in response
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Putin tells the Duma he will not tolerate Nato 'next to our home'
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Prime-time TV show speculates that Belarus and Kazakhstan may be next
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Stage-managed patriotic celebrations take place across nine time zones
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Crimean time set to be switched back to hours to Moscow time
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Crimea will have Russian, Ukrainian and Tatar as official languages

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By Jaya Narain Last updated at 12:32 AM on 14th October 2011 With his shirt stained with blood and a nasty gash above his left eye, Paul Merson makes his way home after a stay in hospital. The former England footballer said he was lucky to be alive following his 70mph motor- way smash in the early hours  of Wednesday. But now Merson – whose addictions to gambling, drugs and alcohol drove him to the brink of suicide – is at the centre of a police investigation after being arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson was pictured leaving Warwick Hospital yesterday after sustaining cuts to his head following a crash on the M40
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Sky Sports pundit claims to have fallen asleep at the wheel on M40
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'I'm lucky to have survived,' he says after being treated for head injury in hospital

Question: Merson, 43, played for @placeholder 21 times and now works as a Sky Sports pundit


TBILISI, Georgia (CNN)  -- Russian forces appeared to be in control of two key Georgian cities early Friday, and there were reports of tanks on the move again. A woman outside a bombed apartment block in Gori, Georgia, on Thursday. Russia said Thursday that its withdrawal of Gori would be complete within hours, and the U.S. said it looked like the Russian military was gearing up to leave, but CNN's Michael Ware confirmed that Russian troops were comfortably in control of Gori in the early hours of Friday. The town was a base for the Georgian military and is near the breakaway South Ossetia province where the conflict began.
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Russian military appears in control of two key Georgia cities
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Georgia says more than 100 tanks, vehicles moving between Senaki and Kutaisi
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Source tells CNN draft peace deal could see some Russian stay in Georgia
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Conflict began when Georgia launched action against rebels in South Ossetia

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By Adam Lee Potter No man is happy without an instruction manual, be it for a widescreen TV or a Black & Decker drill. And the heir to  the throne is apparently no exception. Prince William – ever the military man –  is preparing for impending fatherhood with a no-nonsense guide by former Commando and father-of-three Neil Sinclair. The Prince is working his way through Commando Dad – Basic Training, a handbook in the style of Basic Battle Skills, the Army bible given to new recruits. No-nonsense: Adam Lee Potter puts the book to the test with 11-month-old Bert Thompson
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Reporter Adam Lee Potter worked through  Commando Dad – Basic Training
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Prince William is using the guide to prepare for fatherhood in July

Question: I read all this aloud to @placeholder, who promptly responded by taking off his beret and jabbing me in the eye with a sticky finger.


By Mia De Graaf for MailOnline A bombed-out building left resembling a doll's house after the front was ripped off by an Israeli air strike has revealed the extent of the property damage in Gaza City. The image emerged as violence erupted on the West Bank as Israeli and Hamas leaders struggle to negotiate a permanent ceasefire. Both nations are currently observing a five-day truce in Gaza to allow indirect talks to continue in Cairo, Egypt. However, Palestinians today took to the streets in a violent outburst after Israeli militants allegedly fired shots across the border. Scroll down for videos
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Hamas and Israeli leaders are 'making progress' with indirect talks in Cairo
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Nations are observing five-day truce while they discuss negotiations
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Today, Palestinians attacked Israeli militants after 'cross-border shooting'
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Soldiers reacted with tear gas, Israeli military has 'no knowledge' of shooting
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Palestine requesting full control of border, Israel wants to disarm region
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Month-long conflict has killed 1,900 Palestinians, 64 Israeli soldiers, 3 Israelis

Question: It has greatly limited the movement of Palestinians in and out of the territory of 1.8 million people, restricted the flow of goods into @placeholder and blocked virtually all exports.


By Josh Ilan Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko found time out on a visit to homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina to visit a fledgling football school. The 28-year-old went out of his way to make a trip to the Walter football school, which is located in his home city of Sarajevo. He is one of a few players who have gone to the place, with this including his nation’s captain and Bayer Leverkusen centre-back Emir Spahic. Surprise: Edin Dzeko returned to his home city Sarajevo, to meet local children at the Walter football school The foundation was established in March 2011, with their website stating their aim is “to improve team skills, development of tolerance and fairness, as well as social competence.”
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Became first Bosnian to score at a World Cup back in Brazil this summer
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Helped Manchester City regain the Premiership title with 16 league goals
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The record international scorer for Bosnia, with 36 goals for his country

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At times last week it seemed some were ready to award Chelsea the Premier League title on the back on a 3-1 win at Burnley. And though in the end they did re-discover some of that momentum on Saturday, the over-riding lesson of their victory over Leicester was the stark reminder that Chelsea’s season will be a degree tougher in the long run and that they still struggle against well-organised teams. True, they won comfortably enough in the end with goals from Diego Costa and Eden Hazard. And they could even afford a carnival moment towards the end, with Didier Drogba coming on, a hero returning to his natural home, on 79 minutes.
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Diego Costa opens the scoring in the 62nd minute as he taps in a shot from just four yards out to break the deadlock
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Eden Hazard doubles Chelsea's advantage after 77 minutes as the Blues make it two wins in two league games
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Leicester City forward David Nugent was expertly denied a goal before Chelsea's opener by Thibaut Courtois
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Goalscorer Costa replaced by Didier Drogba in the 80th minute as both men were applauded by Chelsea fans
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Jose Mourinho's side move on to six points after two matches while Nigel Pearson's men have a solitary point

Question: At the double: Chelsea winger @placeholder made the game comfortable with a strike from the edge of the area in the 77th-minute to break Leicester City hearts

Question: Having finally breached @placeholder, Chelsea would never again look uncomfortable.


(CNN) -- As the story goes, in 2010 there was a dramatic political course correction. The electorate that just two years earlier had overwhelmingly voted for hope and change, sweeping Democrats into office, up and down the ballot, across the country, had buyers' remorse. America changed its mind after 2008 and broke hard for the tea party, building a wave that would devastate Democrats. At least that's the conventional lazy narrative about the 2010 midterm elections. That narrative draws a picture of a tea party wave that swept Republicans to victory on the back of a set of conservative policies in reaction to President Barack Obama and Democrats.
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Cornell Belcher: Conventional wisdom says a tea party wave drove results of 2010 midterms
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Belcher: Young, diverse base of Obama voters can make a difference if they turn out

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Question: That in a nutshell is how @placeholder lost in 2010 and how Republicans are poised to have a stellar year again in 2014 -- not a wave, but a Democratic base ebb.

Question: @placeholder get that midterms are all about firing up their base.


(CNN) -- The actors of "Slumdog Millionaire" won outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture, and Heath Ledger posthumously won best supporting male actor at the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday. "Slumdog Millionaire" actors Irrfan Khan, Dev Patel, Freida Pinto and Anil Kapoor accept the film-cast prize. "It was overwhelming enough to be nominated, but to win this is unbelievable," said "Slumdog" actor Anil Kapoor of the award given to him and his cast mates at Los Angeles' Shrine Exposition Center. The cast's win comes two weeks after the modestly budgeted movie, about a poverty-raised orphan in Mumbai who goes on the Indian version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," won the Golden Globe award for best drama. The film has been nominated for 10 Oscars, including for best picture.
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"Slumdog Millionaire" gets outstanding performance by cast in motion picture
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Meryl Streep gets SAG award for best leading actress in a movie
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Sean Penn named best leading male actor in a movie
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Alec Baldwin, "30 Rock" ensemble cast win television awards

Question: The SAG Awards are watched closely by @placeholder fans, but they're not always a guarantee of Oscar gold.


(CNN) -- I'm proud to be the honorary chair of the National Day of Service happening this Saturday, inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy. It's the perfect way to kick off the inauguration weekend because anyone can participate, and we know that when we work together, we will achieve more than one person could on his or her own. President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, members of Congress and their families will be rolling up their sleeves at service projects in our nation's capital. But you don't have to be in Washington to get involved. From repairing fire-damaged homes in Colorado and cleaning sidewalks in Detroit to spending time with children with disabilities in New Orleans, every state will offer opportunities to volunteer.
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Chelsea Clinton heads National Day of Service on Saturday, will kick off inauguration weekend
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All the states will offer volunteer opportunities everyone can participate in, she writes
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Chelsea Clinton's grandmothers instilled in her family the value of service
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She says if everyone commits to year-round volunteer work, lots can be achieved

Question: When we moved to @placeholder, service remained an important part of my life.


Gerard Deulofeu appeared to be mocking one of Cristiano Ronaldo's goal celebrations as he was filmed on Thursday. The Barcelona forward, on loan at Everton last season, was joking around at the club's training centre with young goalkeeper Jordi Masip. Real Madrid hitman Ronaldo's celebrations are often discussed and Deulofeu appeared to exaggerate one where he points to himself and then at the ground. Mocking? Gerard Deulofeu (left) appears to jokingly do Cristiano Ronaldo's (right) goal celebration in a video Arms aloft: A car drives towards the Barcelona forward as he stands and gestures towards it Celebration: Deulofeu then turns to the side and begins gesturing his fingers towards the ground
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Deulofeu was joking around with goalkeeper Jordi Masip as he was filmed
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The Barcelona forward appeared to exaggerate Ronaldo's celebration where the Real Madrid star points to himself and then at the ground
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Ronaldo's other celebrations include 'the claw' and his topless Champions League final one
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Deulofeu took his first press conference as a Barca player on Thursday
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He praised Lionel Messi and Neymar, but there was a slight mis-step as he stated that he admired Luis Suarez because 'of the level of hunger he has'
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Suarez is serving a four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini

Question: Carrying on: @placeholder then walks off as the car drives past as he heads towards Barcelona training


A teen who performed at events around President Barack Obama's inauguration was shot to death in Chicago this week, and now her story has become part of the debate in Washington over gun violence nationwide. The shooting death of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton came up in a U.S. Senate hearing and a White House press briefing Wednesday. "She was an honor student and a majorette," said Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois. Performing at inaugural events last week "was the highlight of her young, 15-year-old life," he said. Speaking at Wednesday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on gun violence, Durbin mentioned Pendleton's death as he argued that more must be done to stop gun crimes.
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Chicago mayor: "We have a responsibility to see a stop to this"
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Hadiya Pendleton, 15, was shot dead in Chicago on Tuesday
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Last week she performed in events surrounding President Obama's inauguration
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"Just a matter of days after the happiest day of her life, she's gone," Sen. Dick Durbin says

Question: The park shelter where she was shot is just a mile from @placeholder's home in Chicago.


Theo Walcott has expressed his delight at coming through his first full training session in nine months as the Arsenal forward edges closer to full fitness after his knee injury lay-off. The England star looked sharp as he and his Arsenal team-mates were put through their paces at London Colney. And the speedster is expected to be fit enough to be on the substitutes bench for Arsenal against Hull on Saturday - a welcome boost to manager Arsene Wenger who is already without the likes of Mesut Ozil, Aaron Ramsey and Olivier Giroud. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Theo Walcott sprint training a few weeks ago when he returned following his knee injury
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Theo Walcott took to Twitter and Instagram to express his relief at coming through Gunners training session
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England forward had not played  since suffering a knee ligament injury against Tottenham in January
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Walcott looked to beapproaching full fitness as he sprinted and took shots during Monday's training session
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Midfielder Serge Gnabry also looked close to a return having been sidelined with a knee problem since March
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Walcott is likely to be named as a substitute for Arsenal's next match - a home clash against Hull City on Saturday

Question: '@placeholder has been out for a long, long time and Theo has also been out for nine months, so it's good to see them back.


(CNN) -- Little more than a year after he resigned in disgrace as prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi is campaigning to win his old job back -- for the fourth time. Berlusconi, the septuagenarian playboy billionaire nicknamed "Il Cavaliere," has been trailing in polls behind his center-left rival, Per Luigi Bersani. But the controversial media tycoon's rise in the polls in recent weeks, combined with widespread public disillusionment and the quirks of Italy's complex electoral system, means that nothing about the race is a foregone conclusion. Why have the elections been called now? Italian parliamentarians are elected for five-year terms, with the current one due to end in April. However in December, Berlusconi's People of Freedom Party (PdL) withdrew its support from the reformist government led by Mario Monti, saying it was pursuing policies that "were too German-centric." Monti subsequently resigned and the parliament was dissolved.
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Silvio Berlusconi is campaigning to win his old job back for the fourth time
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The eurozone's third largest economy is hurting, with unemployment surpassing 11%
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Pier Luigi Bersani of the center-left Democratic Party is expected to narrowly win
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Italy's political system encourages the forming of alliances

Question: He left at a time of personal and national crisis, as @placeholder grappled with sovereign debt problems and Berlusconi faced criminal charges of tax fraud, for which he was subsequently convicted.


Snapchat is secretly testing a new line of location-specific filters in New York and Los Angeles. The firm has been testing the feature on its iOS app, using the iPhone's GPS system to pinpoint users and show the filters. For instance, Snapchat users who use the service in Brooklyn are shown a clear filter with the word ‘Brooklyn’ written in an artistic font, while those in New York's financial district can unlock filter featuring a shower of dollar bills. Scroll down for video Enthusiastic Snapchat users in New York show off their custom filters featuring the word 'Brooklyn', when in Brooklyn,  and a sea of cash when pictures are taken near NYC's financial district.
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Users can only 'unlock' the filters in certain geographic locations
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Filters are not yet available to all users
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Could be used by brands as advertising
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Firm recently added a group sharing feature for concerts and live events
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Comes as Facebook launches Slingshot and Apple reveals plans for self destructing messages in its next iPhone and iPad software

Question: Both Apple and @placeholder have released similar ephemeral messaging services in attempt to capitalize on Snapchat's runaway success.


Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka believes Mesut Ozil 'can be one of the best in the world' and suggests that a pressurised management style is the most effective way to harness the player's form. Karanka knows Ozil well from the pair's time together at Real Madrid, where he was Jose Mourinho's assistant and Ozil was a linchpin in midfield. Since moving to Arsenal in 2013 for £42.5million, however, the German playmaker has tended to polarise opinion among pundits and the Gunners' support. Mesut Ozil 'can be one of the best in the world' according to Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka The Boro boss knows Ozil well from their time together at Real Madrid, where he was assistant manager
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Aitor Karanka believes pressure is the key to unlocking Mesut Ozil's best form
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Karanka worked with Ozil while the pair were at Real Madrid
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Now, Karanka is in charge of Middlesbrough and Ozil plays for Arsenal
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Their two clubs will meet in Sunday's FA Cup fifth-round clash

Question: But, with three goals in his last four appearances for @placeholder after battling to return from a knee injury, the Ozil of old could be back on song.


Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN) -- Geeta was 9 when she began wearing makeup, staying up until 2 a.m. and having sex with as many as 60 men a day. "I used to be really sad and frustrated with what was happening in my life," she said. The daughter of Nepalese peasant farmers, Geeta -- now 26 -- had been sold to a brothel in India by a member of her extended family. The family member had duped Geeta's visually impaired mother into believing her daughter would get work at a clothing company in Nepal. "The brothel where I was ... there [were] many customers coming in every day. The owner used to verbally abuse us, and if we didn't comply, [she] would start beating us with wires, rods and hot spoons."
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Group fights to prevent sexual trafficking of Nepal's women and girls
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Anuradha Koirala, 61, started Maiti Nepal following an abusive relationship
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More than 12,000 Nepali women and girls have been rescued and rehabilitated since 1993
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Do you know someone who should be a CNN Hero? Nominations are open now

Question: If @placeholder wasn't there for me, I would be dead by now."


(CNN) -- Something strange happened Monday on the Internet. Facebook -- the once-underdog social network founded by a kid in a hoodie in a dorm room -- may have officially cemented its status as a titan of the tech establishment it once challenged. What changed? Facebook -- no longer a feisty startup but a 3,000-person, soon-to-be-public corporation with $3.9 billion in cash and an $85 billion to $100 billion valuation -- spent $1 billion to gobble up a much-smaller competitor, the photo-sharing app Instagram. When it did so, it stirred up a caldron of ill will that the "People of the Internet" have been harboring toward Mark Zuckerberg's once-hip company. Some Instagram users said they were downloading all of their photos and then deleting them from the app just so Facebook couldn't get its hands on them.
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Facebook buying Instagram for $1 billion, as photo-sharing app hits mainstream
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Some Instagram users express outrage at the sale and threaten to pull their photos from the app
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Observers say Facebook isn't as cool as it used to be because it's so rich, popular and powerful

Question: Maybe it was when CEO @placeholder started to seem less like that geeky, counterculture college kid and more like a run-of-the-mill billionaire.


(CNN) -- March brought us a series of what pundits like to call "provocations" by North Korea. On closer inspection, Pyongyang has opted for rhetoric over actual military actions. While Kim Jong Un's pursuit of nuclear and missile capability remains worrisome, escalating signals of resolve could suggest nervousness as much as strength. So, is the regime in trouble? The first round of saber-rattling came as the U.N. Security Council deliberated on a new sanctions resolution after North Korea's satellite launch in December and its third nuclear test in February. The Supreme Command of the Korean People's Army, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a party organ dealing with North-South relations began putting out public statements in an effort to chip away at the institutions of the armistice, such as military hot lines and the stationing of a North Korean military mission in Panmunjom.
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Stephan Haggard: North Korea is mostly bluffing in its threats against South Korea
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Haggard: Escalating signals of resolve suggest nervousness as much as strength
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He says Kim Jong Un may not have fully consolidated his authority
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Haggard: As a result, some of the rhetoric could be driven by domestic politics

Question: North Korea's bluster had little if any effect on the @placeholder debate.


(CNN) -- Nothing less than the NFL's reputation is on the line, and possibly the job of the league's commissioner, Roger Goodell. A bombshell video shows Ray Rice knocking out his now-wife on a casino elevator. Another shows him dragging her off. What we don't know for certain is what the NFL knew about the incident and when the league knew it. There are conflicting stories. Critics want answers. Some want Goodell's head. The NFL announced late Wednesday that former FBI Director Robert Mueller will lead an independent inquiry into the league's investigation and how it gathered evidence in the case.
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NEW: ESPN reports sources say Ray Rice admitted punching now-wife in June
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Robert Mueller to lead inquest into how NFL handled its investigation into Rice case
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National Organization for Women says investigation isn't enough
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AP reports NFL executive received a copy of in-elevator video in April

Question: In a memo to NFL owners, the commissioner reiterated that position, saying the @placeholder asked for the videos in February and in May.


(CNN) -- Things that are about 18 feet long (sure it's random, just go with it). There's the Ford F-150 pickup truck. There's the 18-foot skiff, a kind of zippy racing boat. Then there's the disturbing, frightening, shudder-inducing Burmese python that a Florida water-quality maintenance crew ran across this week. Yes, an 18-foot snake. Well, 17.82 feet to be exact. And 150 pounds. Workers with the South Florida Water Management District often run across the invasive snakes as part of their daily routine inspecting and maintaining canals, pump stations and the like, said agency spokesman Randy Smith. But this one was something even for the grizzled crew of snake runner-acrossers.
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Florida work crew finds 18-foot Burmese python
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Snake was about 8 inches shorter than longest ever captured
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A state worker killed the snake, one of thousands plaguing South Florida
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The snakes feed on native species and destroy ecosystems, researchers say

Question: Before that, the largest python captured in @placeholder measured 17 feet, 7 inches.


(CNN) -- Steve Jobs often responded directly to fans and customers by e-mail, which were then posted to blogs, but a curious thing happened after the late Apple co-founder resigned in August and quieted his digital communications. E-mails from the new CEO, Tim Cook, began landing in the inboxes of enthusiastic Apple fans and on the same blogs that followed Jobs' every word. Cook replied to several people who sent notes of congratulations. "Thanks Gary," he told Gary Ng, who blogs for iPhone in Canada. "Thanks Zech," he told Zech Yohannes of Denver, Colorado. Cook graduated from Auburn University and is known to be a fan of its sports teams. So when an apparent graduate of his alma mater sent Cook a congratulatory e-mail, he responded: "Thanks Justin. War Eagle Forever!"
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After Steve Jobs resigned as CEO, new chief Tim Cook began replying to fans' e-mails
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Jobs replied to fans' e-mails throughout his tenure at Apple
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Cook has graciously accepted congratulations from fans

Question: The message was forwarded to the executive relations team that Jobs regularly tapped for similar e-mails, and a representative responded by calling the sender and explaining that @placeholder is open to bringing those features back if the company receives enough feedback requesting them.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A woman whose group has rescued more than 12,000 women and girls from sex slavery has been named the 2010 CNN Hero of the Year. Anuradha Koirala was chosen by the public in an online poll that ran for eight weeks on CNN.com. CNN's Anderson Cooper revealed the result at the conclusion of the fourth annual "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute." "Human trafficking is a crime, a heinous crime, a shame to humanity," Koirala said earlier in the evening after being introduced as one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2010. "I ask everyone to join me to create a society free of trafficking. We need to do this for all our daughters."
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Anuradha Koirala named 2010 CNN Hero of the Year at Los Angeles gala
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Gala included appearance by 33 Chilean miners and five of their rescuers
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John Legend, Bon Jovi and Sugarland performed; celebrity presenters included Demi Moore
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Fourth-annual event taped before an audience of nearly 5,000 at Shrine Auditorium

Question: Rock legends @placeholder performed "What Do You Got?," a new song from their greatest hits album, which came out earlier this month.


By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 13:34 EST, 24 March 2013 | UPDATED: 21:43 EST, 24 March 2013 Pope Francis celebrated his first Palm Sunday Mass in St Peter's Square today, as hundreds of thousands joyfully waved olive branches and palm fronds. St Peter's Square overflowed with 250,000 pilgrims, tourists and Italians eager to join the new pope at the start of solemn Holy Week ceremonies, which lead up to Easter. In keeping with his spontaneous style, the first pope from Latin America broke away several times from the text of his prepared homily to encourage the faithful to lead simple lives.
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Pope Francis marked the start of Holy Week in Rome today
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In his address Francis encouraged believers to be loving and unmaterialistic
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250,000 pilgrims, tourists and Italians crowded into St Peter's Square

Question: Outdoor ceremony: Francis blessed the palms under a white canopy, with many of the cardinals who elected him @placeholder looking on


(CNN) -- A lawyer for former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide scoffed Monday at a U.S. government warning that his client's planned return to Haiti from South Africa could disrupt elections scheduled for Sunday. "The U.S. government has done everything they can to keep him halfway around the world," said Ira Kurzban, Aristide's longtime, Miami-based lawyer. "For them to issue this ridiculous statement that it was voluntary and that he voluntarily stayed in South Africa is pure fiction. He's been trying to come back for seven years." Kurzban was referring to a comment made by State Department spokesman Mark Toner, who said Monday, "Mr. Aristide has chosen to remain outside of Haiti for seven years. To return this week can only be seen as a conscious choice to impact Haiti's elections. ... Return prior to the election may potentially be destabilizing to the political process."
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NEW: "The U.S. has worked "to keep him halfway around the world," Aristide's lawyer says
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The exiled former president has declared his intent to return
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A runoff election is set for Sunday
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Aristide's return could destabilize the process, the State Department says

Question: "He's a populist and represents the aspirations of the Haitian people and (@placeholder government officials) are, I think, afraid that those aspirations may not be consistent with the interests of supporting the elite in Haiti."


(CNN) -- For most of his life, Marlon Jackson was shy. He was the kind who would stand in the corner at a party swaying side-to-side, quietly sipping on a beer while others danced and socialized. "We called him Fudgie," Marlon's cousin, Juarez Jackson, said. "Fudgie was a great cousin with a smile that could light up an entire room. He was not the person with the most words, but he had a great sense of humor and personality." CNN first learned about Marlon when his name was added to the Home & Away database, an interactive memorial for the troops who have lost their lives fighting in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Thanks to Juarez, we were given an opportunity to learn more.
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Spc. Marlon Jackson was killed when a roadside bomb detonated in Iraq in 2003
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Marlon is remembered by his cousin as a shy, introverted young man
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Marlon became more confident after joining the Army
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Marlon's life influenced his cousin, Juarez, to work as software engineer in defense industry

Question: Marlon was nicknamed @placeholder after a character in a reggae song who was known for being outgoing and was quite the ladies man, someone who Marlon was not.


Brussels (CNN)Soldiers stood guard outside the Jewish Museum in central Brussels on Saturday, as Belgium joined France in deploying its military alongside police to counter the threat of potential terror attacks. Security has been stepped up across Europe in the wake of last week's shootings in Paris and a sweeping Belgian counterterror operation two days ago that left two suspects dead in the city of Verviers. An attack at the Jewish Museum in Brussels last year by an accused gunman suspected of having joined ISIS in Syria left four people dead. Soldiers in camouflage gear and police could also be seen by the Great Synagogue of Europe in Brussels and some roads in the area were closed to traffic. Troops have been deployed in Belgium's largest city, Antwerp, to protect its Jewish district.
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Greece police investigating connection to Belgian terror plot.
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Defense minister says military deployment is first on Belgium's streets for 35 years
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Belgian soldiers are protecting Jewish sites, embassies, amid a heightened terror threat

Question: The two suspects killed in @placeholder were shot during a police raid on a building in the eastern city of Verviers on Thursday, Belgian authorities said.

Question: The two suspects killed in Belgium were shot during a police raid on a building in the eastern city of @placeholder on Thursday, Belgian authorities said.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Nicole Ganguzza was a newlywed in grad school at the University of Central Florida when she was dragged off a trail and strangled to death while jogging in a park in June. Nicole Ganguzza, 26, was studying to be a family therapist at the time of her death. Ganguzza, 26, was close to earning her master's degree in marriage and family therapy. She was looking forward to having children of her own. She left class on June 10 at about 5:35 p.m. Ten minutes later, she called husband Brendan Ganguzza and told him she was going jogging at Jay Blanchard Park, not far from the university's campus in Orlando, Florida.
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Police may be close to naming a suspect in slaying of Nicole Ganguzza
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Ganguzza was 26 and had been married about a year
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She was attacked while jogging in an Orlando, Florida, park on June 10
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Question: That case grabbed the headlines in @placeholder -- and beyond.


A century ago this Saturday on a street corner in Sarajevo, Gavrilo Princip fired the shot that started World War I when he killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand. What do we know about history's greatest teenage troublemaker? 1. His name was Gavrilo, or Gabriel. Our history teachers taught us that World War I began after a gunman killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914. The shooting acted as a trigger, metastasizing from a Balkan street corner into a continental crisis by releasing pent-up tension between rival blocs of Great European Powers: the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Germany on one side and France, Russia and Great Britain on the other.
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Gavrilo Princip fired the shot that started World War I when he killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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Princip, a Slav nationalist, wanted to drive the Austro-Hungarians out of Bosnia
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He was a high school student when he carried out the assassination, in Sarajevo
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He got close to his victim purely by chance, and only fired one shot

Question: By a fluke the bullet cut @placeholder's jugular vein.


Washington (CNN) -- As the "Arab Spring" revolutions dominate the news, Kyrgyzstan is marking the one-year anniversary of another uprising. That one overthrew the authoritarian regime of President Kurmanbek Bakiev, who resigned last April. Now, the woman who replaced him, Rosa Otunbayeva, follows developments in the Mideast and North Africa as she grapples with the aftermath of revolution in her own country. "It's quite a difficult, thorny road," she told CNN during a visit to Washington, to accept a "Women of Courage" award from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The non-stop media coverage of the Arab revolutions is a sharp contrast to the limited news of last year's uprising in Kyrgyzstan. Otunbayeva is disappointed that the violence in Kyrgyzstan did not spark the international outrage that violence in Mideast countries has.
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Kyrgyzstan's president received a "Women of Courage" award in Washington
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In an interview, Rosa Otunbayeva discusses her country's revolution a year aga
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She is disappointed that violence in her country did not spark international outrace
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She is making history in Kyrgyzstan, "And I'm proud to say that we've done this job"

Question: Otunbayeva says events of last year were some of the toughest and most dramatic in @placeholder history.


They were the glamorous Jeffrey Epstein aides who refused to testify about Prince Andrew’s visits to the ‘House of Sin’. Sarah Kellen and Nadia Marchinova both pleaded their right to silence under the US Fifth Amendment when asked if the royal had sex with teenage girls – earning themselves the nickname the ‘blondes who took the Fifth’. Today, Epstein’s former PA Miss Kellen and Miss Marchinova – his on-off girlfriend – have reinvented themselves as Sarah Kensington and Nadia Marcinko. Scroll down for video Sarah Kensington - formerly Sarah Kellen - and her racing driver boyfriend Brian Vickers (left) and Nadia Marchinova, who is now Nadia Marcinko (right)
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Sarah Kellen and Nadia Marchinova given immunity from prosecution
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Pleaded right to silence when asked if Andrew had sex with teenage girls
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Have now been reinvented as Sarah Kensington, 34 and Nadia Marcinko, 29
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Ms Kensington renovates corporate apartments and dates a racing driver
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Miss Marcinko is chief executive of Aviloop, which sells discounted flights
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Both operate from £1.5m addresses in building owned by Epstein's brother
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Jeffrey Epstein, 61, allegedly made huge efforts to ‘look after’ those who kept quiet about his crimes

Question: Miss Kellen was named as the chief fixer who travelled the world with Epstein and was accused by lawyers in legal filings of ‘bringing girls to @placeholder’s mansion to be abused’.