By Nadia Gilani Last updated at 5:49 PM on 27th November 2011 Mass for English-speaking Catholics will be led using the new translation of the Roman Missal, which is intended to be closer to the Latin original English-speaking Roman Catholics may have noticed a little something different during their church services today as a new translation of the liturgy is introduced. For decades at the very beginning of Mass, the priest has greeted the congregation by saying 'The Lord be with you' and congregants responded: 'And also with you.' However starting today in the English-speaking world, the response has become: 'And with your spirit.'
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Changes aimed at unifying one billion Catholics worldwide
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New English translation of the Roman Missal used for the first time this weekend

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Washington (CNN) -- A pre-dawn raid by elite U.S. forces in southern Somalia, in the heart of territory controlled by the al Qaeda subsidiary Al-Shabaab, targeted an Al-Shabaab commander connected to one of the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings, a senior Obama administration official said Sunday. The suspected foreign fighter commander is named Ikrima, a Kenyan of Somali origin about whom little is known. The official said Ikrima is associated with two now-deceased al Qaeda operatives who played roles in the 1998 bombing of the U.S. embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, and the 2002 attacks on a hotel and airline in Mombasa, also in Kenya.
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NEW: Kenyan officials said Ikrima helped recruit Kenyans into Al-Shabaab
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The raid was led by members of SEAL Team Six, the unit that killed Osama bin Laden
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The SEALs withdrew because they came under fire, a U.S. official says
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Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for last month's Kenya mall attack

Question: A recent Kenyan intelligence report alleged that Ikrima was behind several foiled terror conspiracies against targets in @placeholder between 2011 and 2013.


Brazilian legend Cafu has tipped Liverpool's Jon Flanagan to become a great full back. Cafu, a two-time World Cup winner and Brazil's most capped player, revealed that compatriot Lucas Leiva invited him to Liverpool's final game of the season against Newcastle, and it was during the 2-1 victory that he first saw Flanagan play. He was suitably impressed with the 21-year-old dubbed the 'Scouse Cafu' and believes that Flanagan can emulate his game. Too strong: Jon Flanagan brushes aside Manchester United's Juan Mata earlier this season National service: Jon Flanagan in action for England during the pre-World Cup friendly against Honduras
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Cafu watched Flanagan during Liverpool's 2-1 victory over Newcastle
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Two-time World Cup winner praises Flanagan's pace and power
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Cafu says Flanagan has a great future ahead of him

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(CNN) -- After nearly going to war last year over a Colombian military raid inside Ecuador, the two nations seemed to be patching relations when their foreign ministers met a few weeks ago. Then an Ecuadorian judge issued an arrest warrant this week for the head of the Colombian armed forces, pushing relations back one giant step. Colombian Gen. Freddy Padilla, the armed forces chief whose arrest is sought, canceled a meeting scheduled for Friday with Ecuadorian Gen. Fabian Varela. Padilla thought he might be arrested if he traveled to Ecuador. It's not the first pothole on the path to normalization. Ecuador previously issued an arrest warrant for former Colombian Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos, who held the post during last year's raid.
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Ecuadorian judge issues an arrest warrant for head of Colombian armed forces
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Colombian Gen. Freddy Padilla cancels trip to Ecuador for fear of arrest
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Tensions between neighbors stem from FARC rebels taking refuge in Ecuador

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(CNN) -- The United States and Brazil jointly agreed on Tuesday to postpone Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's state visit to Washington next month due to controversy over reports the U.S. government was spying on her communications. Brazil protested recent disclosures of National Security Agency surveillance, which were included in media reports citing information apparently leaked by Edward Snowden, a former agency contractor who previously admitted leaking U.S. surveillance information to journalists. A White House statement announcing the postponement said President Barack Obama had previously ordered a thorough review of American intelligence activities, but it acknowledged that process would take several months to complete.
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Brazil has protested reports of US surveillance of President Dilma Rousseff's phone, e-mail
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Obama has promised to look into matter, but White House says it will take months
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Brazil not happy with situation; Obama, Rousseff talked on Monday to try and work it out
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Both government's say decision to postpone state visit reached jointly; will be rescheduled

Question: But the @placeholder said the two agreed to a postponement because they did not want the visit to be "overshadowed by a single bilateral issue, no matter how important or challenging the issue may be" and that the trip would be rescheduled.


Will the Duchess breastfeed her son? Recent Royal tradition – and her own very modern outlook – suggest she will. Princess Diana insisted on breastfeeding both William and Harry. The Queen Mother breastfed the Queen following her birth in 1926, and the Queen continued the practice with each of her four children. However, a case of the measles forced her to wean Prince Charles when he was less than two months old. And the glamorous Princess Margaret found the act rather distasteful and chose to feed both her children, David and Sarah, by bottle. Will she? Won't she? Recent Royal tradition - and her own very modern outlook - suggest the Duchess of Cambridge will choose to breastfed her new baby son. But in the past many Royal mothers chose not to
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Princess Diana, the Queen and the Queen mother all breastfed
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Been Queen Victoria handed all her nine children to wet nurses

Question: Despite having nine children, Queen @placeholder found the idea disgusting and said breastfeeding was the ‘ruin’ of refined ladies.


By Ian Sparks French film star Gerard Depardieu has sparked fresh outrage in France by defending Vladimir Putin's clampdown on his opponents and declaring: 'The masses are stupid.' The actor - who recently became a French tax exile and was given a Russian passport - also defended sending the three members of Pussy Riot to a Russian labour camp. And in an extraordinary comparison, he said the trio - who staged an anti-Putin protest in a Moscow church - would have been 'executed' if they had done the same thing in a mosque. Controversial: Gerard Depardieu has spoken out to defend Vladimir Putin's Russian regime
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Actor says punk trio deserve to be in prison camp for cathedral protest
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Criticises Russian opposition saying 'unfortunately, the masses are stupid'
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Depardieu has been slammed in native France after taking Russian passport

Question: Allies: @placeholder arranged for the French actor to be granted Russian citizenship earlier this month


Astronomers have found an unusual carbon-based molecule 27,000 light-years from Earth that could hint at the origins of life. The observations indicate molecules of isopropyl cyanide, a common feature in life-essential molecules like amino acids, are produced early in a star’s formation. If true it would suggest some of the building blocks of life on Earth may have originated elsewhere in space before being carried here. Researchers led by Cornell University in New York have found evidence for the origins of life in a star-forming region of interstellar space called Sagittarius B2 (shown). They found molecules of isopropyl cyanide near the centre of the Milky Way. This complex molecule is a common feature in other life-essential molecules
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Researchers led by Cornell University in New York have found evidence for the origins of life in a star-forming region of interstellar space
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They found molecules of isopropyl cyanide near the centre of the Milky Way
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This complex molecule is a common feature in other life-essential molecules
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Its discovery suggests that some of the building blocks of life may form in such star-forming regions
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This would mean the molecules are brought to Earth through some process, perhaps by meteorites
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Discovery was made using the Alma observatory in Chile's Atacama Desert

Question: The purpose of the @placeholder is to search for cosmic origins through an array of 66 sensitive radio antennas from the high elevation and dry air of northern Chile’s Atacama Desert.


(CNN) -- Who hasn't left a strange airport wondering not just whether you should be in this taxi but whether it even is one -- only to be charmed, amused or unexpectedly edified by the person behind the wheel. Or, it's true, bored to death, humiliated or even ripped off. Now an online booking service called Airporttransfers has released a survey of 2,162 recent British vacationers, asking them to name the meanest, nastiest, take-the-longest-route-and-still-expect-a-tip taxi drivers on the planet. Travel shocker! British tourists consider French cabbies rude And get outta ze cab! It's the French. But -- and here we perform some fabulously expressive gesticulation whose meaning is "leave my hired vehicle immediately" -- it's also the Italians.
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Study names French world's rudest taxi drivers
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All study survey subjects were British
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New York cabbies are entertaining storytellers
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A London black cab driver tells all

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Canada will stop issuing visas to people from the three West African nations where the Ebola is widespread, the government said on Friday. The federal citizenship ministry, explaining the move, said in an official document that 'the introduction or spread of the disease would pose an imminent and severe risk to public health'. About 5,000 people have died in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone this year in the worst Ebola outbreak on record. Fears rose that the disease could spread beyond the region after a few cases were diagnosed in Spain and the United States. Cut off: Visa for Canada will no longer be issues for countries affected with Ebola outbreaks, namely Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia
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Canada has stopped issuing visas to people from the West African countries at the heart of the Ebola outbreak
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Authorities said they made the decision because the 'spread of the disease would pose an imminent and severe risk to public health in Canada'
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The ban applies to all visas for people who have been in a country with widespread Ebola transmission in the past three months
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The countries affected are Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia
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Applications in the pipeline will not be processed
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Australia took a similar step earlier this week

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Rain in Manchester appeared to come as a shock at Old Trafford on Friday when a stretch of outfield that could not cope with an hour’s downpour forced the abandonment of the second day with England starting to pull away from India. Lancashire faced anger from spectators who had seen the drainage system which enabled the bulk of the playing surface to recover from a heavy shower fail in one ugly, relaid area of the outfield that remained stubbornly unfit for play. It is an embarrassment for Lancashire, who prepared the best pitch of this series only to see the elements expose the inadequacies of the Old Trafford facilities and hold up England’s attempt to move into a winning position.
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Ian Bell reached 42nd Test half-century for England during morning session
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India took the early wickets of Chris Jordan (13), Bell (58) and Moeen Ali (13)
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar took two wickets and Varun Aaron claimed the third
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Rain stopped play with England 85 ahead during the afternoon session
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Joe Root finished on 48 not out and Jos Buttler is alongside on 22 not out
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India were bowled out for 152 in their first innings after winning the toss
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England and India are tied at 1-1 in best-of-five Test series

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(CNN) -- Britain's Prince Harry has revealed a secret. The fourth in line to the throne unveiled a hidden fear Monday in support of the #FeelNoShame campaign being run by his Sentebale charity for World AIDS Day. Prince Harry co-founded the Sentebale charity with Lesotho's Prince Seeiso in 2006 after being struck by the impact of AIDS/HIV on children and young people in the southern African nation. Throughout the day, celebrities including singer Joss Stone, actor Charley Boorman, race car driver Daniel Ricciardo, and former rugby player and sport commentator Will Greenwood will be revealing secrets about themselves as part of #FeelNoShame.
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December 1 is World AIDS Day, which is aimed at raising awareness of the virus globally
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Prince Harry co-founded the charity Sentebale in Lesotho in 2006, for HIV-affected children
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Sentebale is running a #FeelNoShame campaign for World AIDS Day
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Throughout the day, celebrities including Prince Harry are revealing their secrets

Question: Wearing the red ribbon of the @placeholder awareness campaign, Prince Harry revealed his secret in a video message released at 1 p.m. GMT.

Question: Please use the hashtag #FeelNoShame to share your secret on social media and show the children of @placeholder that they are not alone.


By Tom Leonard The Iranian nuclear power chief, Ali Akbar Salehi Iran has accused four workers of trying to sabotage its nuclear power programme, tacitly blaming Israel for the plot. The Iranian nuclear power chief, Ali Akbar Salehi, said yesterday that the authorities had monitored the suspects as they worked in one of the country’s nuclear facilities and made the arrests at 'exactly the right time'. Although he did not spell out who he believed was responsible, he blamed 'hostile' nations – usually a reference to either Israel or the U.S. – which were opposed to current diplomatic efforts to resolve the row over Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons ambitions.
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Iranian nuclear power chief Ali Akbar Salehi said authorities had monitored suspects as they worked in one of the country's nuclear facilities
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He blamed 'hostile' nations - usually a reference to either Israel or the U.S.

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People in cars and on bikes whizzed by Moustafa Mohamad as he sat on a sidewalk in Washington one day not so long ago. Commuters poured out of the Dupont Circle Metro station and rushed by on their way to school or work. Tourists rumbled by on a double-decker bus. Mohamad hoped some of them paused to take notice of him. He hoped that somehow his presence on the sidewalk would help relatives and friends nearly 9,400 miles away, in his hometown -- the besieged Syrian city of Kobani. That city near the Turkish border has been the site of intense fighting for weeks between ISIS extremists and Kurdish forces backed by fighter jets and bombers from the United States and other countries.
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Syrian Kurd living in U.S. goes on three-week hunger strike on Washington sidewalk
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Moustafa Mohamad wants to draw attention to plight of his hometown, Kobani
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He says his able-bodied relatives are fighting ISIS in Kobani
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Hunger strike is in the tradition of Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., he says

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Alan Gross has reached his breaking point while serving a 15-year sentence in a Cuban prison, his wife told CNN. "He's not going to make it. He's going to do something drastic. I believe him when he tells me that," Judy Gross said Wednesday. Gross, 65, was arrested in 2009 for bringing banned satellite communications equipment to the island. A State Department subcontractor, Gross had traveled to Cuba as part of a U.S. government-financed project to help Cubans skirt their government's tight control of the Internet. Gross said he wasn't aware that he had violated the island's laws.
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Alan Gross' wife, Judy, visits husband in Cuba a week after his mother's death
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Gross is serving a 15-year sentence for bringing satellite equipment to island
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Subcontractor's condition this week is the worst she has seen

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(CNN) -- Not content with having the world's best player, Lionel Messi, on their books, Barcelona have moved to sign Pele's "modern successor" -- Neymar. A day after Bayern Munich beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the Champions League final at Wembley to be crowned Kings of Europe, it was announced that the much coveted Brazilian striker would join Barcelona for five years. The transfer fee wasn't disclosed, but one Brazilian newspaper said the buyout clause surpassed $80 million. The move, on paper, should boost a Barcelona side that features an ageing Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Carles Puyol, three club stalwarts.
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Brazilian striker Neymar will join Barcelona for the next five seasons
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Neymar was being chased by several European clubs, including Chelsea
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Neymar was recently named the world's most marketable athlete for a second time

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Beijing (CNN) -- Entrepreneurs of all stripes are cashing in on the Lin-sanity phenomenon as swiftly as the NBA sensation can pull off his furious fast breaks. It has been only three weeks since Jeremy Lin, the 23-year-old American-born point guard of Taiwanese descent, came out of obscurity to lead the listless New York Knicks to a winning streak. But while their winning run has come to an end, Lin has gone on to become a media and marketing darling. Lin-related products have become hot items. In New York, merchandise retailers are doing brisk business selling Lin's No. 17 jerseys. "He's made the Knicks relevant again," says Larry Dimitriou, manager of Modell's Sporting Goods store in Manhattan.
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In New York, merchandise retailers are doing brisk business selling Jeremy Lin's No. 17 jerseys
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The New York Knick point guard has himself has filed to trademark "Linsanity"
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But Lin may not win the trademark in China, where laws favor early applicants
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A Chinese retailer has registered Lin's English and Chinese names as trademarks in China

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The most powerful nuclear bomb remaining in America’s arsenal was dismantled yesterday after nearly 50 years of service. The B53 was capable of releasing nine megatons of energy – 600 times more than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. On explosion, the 9,000lb ‘bunker buster’ would have caused lethal burns to anyone within 18 miles, destroyed all buildings within nine miles and was even able to penetrate up to 230m underground. But the last one was taken apart yesterday at America’s only nuclear weapons facility, the Pantex plant near Amarillo in Texas. Last B53: The 10,000lb bomb will be dismantled at the Pantex Plant just outside Amarillo, Texas
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Built during the Cuban missile crisis in 1962
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Broken up after talks between Obama and Russian President Medvedev
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Its accuracy was 'horrendous', according to experts

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- President Obama said Friday he spoke with the police officer who arrested a Harvard professor and told the officer he did not mean to malign the Cambridge Police Department when he said police acted stupidly. President Obama on Friday explains to reporters the details of a phone conservation with Sgt. James Crowley. The president acknowledged that his words "helped to contribute to ratcheting" up the situation when he criticized the manner in which Sgt. James Crowley arrested professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. "I unfortunately gave an impression that I was maligning the Cambridge Police Department or Sgt. Crowley specifically," Obama told reporters. "I could have calibrated those words differently, and I told this to Sgt. Crowley." Watch Obama describe talk »
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NEW: Gates eager for incident to be "teaching moment" to improve racial relations
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President says he hopes incident provides "a teachable moment"
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Attorney says professor has no immediate plans to sue Cambridge police
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Union asked Obama to apologize to "all law enforcement personnel" offended

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By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 20:32 EST, 26 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:11 EST, 27 November 2012 Hospitals and care homes will be given Ofsted-style ratings in a move by Jeremy Hunt, pictured Hospitals and care homes will be given Oftsed-style ratings as part of a major drive to root out ‘bog-standard’ performance in the NHS. Jeremy Hunt will pledge an overhaul of the current inspection regime, which he says promotes poor care as it gives institutions little incentive to improve. The Health Secretary has acted after being ‘appalled’ by last week’s report from the Care Quality Commission watchdog, which found standards so poor that one in five care homes do not even feed residents properly.
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Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will pledge overhaul of current inspection regime after being 'appalled'

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(CNN) -- The chairman of a U.N. mission whose report accused Israel of  "actions amounting to war crimes" during its fight against Hamas says he would have reached different conclusions if the Israeli military had been more forthcoming and if he had known the results of subsequent investigations. "If I had known then what I know now, the Goldstone Report would have been a different document," wrote Richard Goldstone, a former South African jurist, in a Washington Post op-ed column Friday. Israel, which has long been critical of the conclusions presented to the U.N. Human Rights Council on its war against Hamas forces in Gaza in 2008-09, on Saturday called for the body to cancel the findings.
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Goldstone Report was critical of Israel and Hamas in Gaza fighting
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It focused more on allegations of Israeli war crimes
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Its author now says he would come up with different findings
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Israeli should have been more cooperative, he writes in Washington Post op-ed piece

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A woman who helped raise a child with her female partner in Vermont before the pair split can visit the girl in Virginia even though that state doesn't recognize same-sex unions, a court ruled Friday. Janet Jenkins with Isabella, the daughter she helped raise with former partner Lisa Miller. Virginia's Supreme Court ruled that Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller's civil union in 2000 gave Vermont, and its law on same-sex unions, jurisdiction over their subsequent custody and visitation disputes. Miller moved to Virginia with the child in 2003, and a Vermont court granted Jenkins visitation rights. But Miller took the case to a Virginia court, which ruled that Jenkins had no such rights there.
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Virginia ruling gives Vermont court jurisdiction over case
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Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller were in civil union in Vermont but later split
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Miller moved to Virginia with child; Vermont court allowed Jenkins visitation
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Miller got Virginia court to block visitation; Friday's ruling overturns that

Question: @placeholder is one of the few states that allow same-sex partners to enter into a civil union.

Question: And in my opinion, @placeholder needs to stay with me 100 percent of the time, because I am the only person that she identifies as a mom."


St Helens ran in eight tries to retain top spot in the First Utility Super League with a comfortable 46-22 win over struggling Bradford at Langtree Park. Saints scored 40 of their points inside the first 50 minutes as they swept the Bulls aside with tries from James Roby, Paul Wellens, Mose Masoe, seven-goal Mark Percival, Adam Swift, Lance Hohaia and Tommy Makinson. They then eased up and James Lowes' Bradford restored some pride with Luke Gale, Joe Arundel, Adrian Purtell and Jamie Foster touchdowns but Wellens had the final say in the last minute. Over the line: St Helens' Paul Wellens scores a try during the Super League victory over Bradford on Friday
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St Helens comfortably won to stay top of the First Utility Super League
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Saints scored 40 of their points inside the first 50 minutes
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The Bulls are 11 points adrift of safety with just seven games remaining

Question: When the evergreen @placeholder hit an Adam Swift pass at speed to burst through a gap and race through to score from 60 metres after 16 minutes, the game already seemed beyond Bradford.


By Daily Mail Reporter The petite ballerina who has been comforting Sir Mick Jagger following the suicide of his longtime girlfriend L'Wren Scott cut a solitary figure as she wandered the streets of New York City today. Melanie Hamrick, 27, was the subject of much conjecture when a picture of her and Jagger embracing on a Zurich balcony just 11 weeks after Scott's death was published. Scott's family has reacted to the picture with opposing statements. Her sister Jan Shane called Jagger's behavior 'grotesquely disrespectful,' while her brother has said he has nothing but warm regards for the rocker, whose love for his sister he 'never questioned.'
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The American ballerina, Melanie Hamrick, 27, met Jagger in Tokyo in March and they exchanged details
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Jagger's spokesman said the couple's first 'liaison' was ten days ago
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Hamrick was pictured alone in New York City Friday
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Jagger is touring Europe with the Rolling Stones

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By Tim Shipman Tories demanded a show of force against Spain yesterday after a Spanish vessel made a ‘provocative incursion’ into Gibraltar’s  territorial waters. Britain summoned the Spanish ambassador for a dressing down after the ocean survey vessel spent 20 hours defying the Royal Navy’s demands that it depart, escalating the diplomatic tensions over the Rock. The incident was denounced in Britain as the ship withdrew last night. Scroll down for video Royal Navy patrol boat HMS Sabre (pictured) intercepted a Spanish survey ship and asked it to leave British Gibraltar waters, but it refused. The Spanish ambassador has now been summoned to explain
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Spanish ship RV Ramon Margalef entered British waters yesterday
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Refused to leave for 20 hours despite being contacted by HMS Sabre
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Foreign Office has asked the Spanish ambassador to explain

Question: The long-standing dispute between @placeholder and Spain has flared up over the past two years.


Princes William and Harry paid tribute to a childhood friend', who died in a car crash 12 years ago, at a carol service. Both the princes joined forces to remember Henry van Straubenzee, a 'very special friend' of the brothers who was killed at the age of 18. They made a joint speech to the congregation of around 800 guests, which included Chelsy Davy and Tara Palmer Tomkinson. The service for Mr van Straubenzee, who was in the same class at school as Prince Harry, was held at St Luke's and Christ Church in Chelsea, London last night to raise money for a memorial fund set up in his name.
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Prince William and Harry gave a joint tribute speech in memory of friend
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Former classmate Henry van Straubenzee died in car crash in 2002 at 18
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Mr van Straubenzee was friends with the princes at Ludgrove prep school
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Carol service held in his memory at St Luke's and Christ Church, Chelsea
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Prince Harry described him as a 'very special friend' and a 'ladies' man'
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Duke of Cambridge said they shared 'many childhood memories' with him
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Congregation on Tuesday included Princess Eugenie and Chelsy Davy

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By Belinda Robinson Every couple needs a place to raise a family and these two geese have found their home sweet home in an unlikely location - a supermarket car park. The geese return to exactly the same spot - Sainsbury's in Cheadle, Stockport - every year to lay their eggs in a corner near the petrol station. It is thought they choose the spot because it is near where a pond used to be in the corner of the car park. The feathered family are now treated as VIP guests by staff, who have become rather fond of the local celebrities.
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The geese return to the same spot every year to lay their eggs
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They make their way to the Sainsbury's car park in Cheadle, Stockport
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Staff at Sainsbury's treat them as VIP guests and cordon off the area
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The pair usually stick around for about four to five weeks before flying off

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By Martin Keown Follow @@martinkeown5 I had not long been back at Arsenal when we went to Anfield early in the season. I was trying to convince George Graham I deserved to be in Arsenal’s back four — I’m not sure that game was the best audition! Everything went wrong. We knew a bit about Robbie Fowler, but nobody saw that hat-trick coming. I have to take most (if not all) the blame for the first goal. I gave away a free-kick and then at the set-piece I was supposed to mark Ian Rush. Opener: Keown gave away the free-kick that led to the first goal, and lost his marker who provided the assist
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Martin Keown says he was to blame for Robbie Fowler's hat-trick
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Fowler scored three goals in less than five minutes against Arsenal
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Liverpool won the game 3-0
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It is still the Premier League's fastest ever hat-trick
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Keown said he was trying to convince George Graham that he should start

Question: Proof: @placeholder, left, endured a torrid afternoon despite trying to prove himself to George Graham


By Jenny Wood Middle class shoppers are increasingly turning away from traditional supermarkets and embracing discount retailers such as Aldi, Lidl and even £1 shops in their efforts to bag a bargain. So it’s little wonder that Tesco, which has seen its market share fall to a ten-year low, is rolling out ‘pound zones’ in 300 stores to try to win back their custom. But how do Tesco’s £1 buys compare to Poundland’s? JENNY WOOD finds out... Jenny Wood attempts to find whether Tesco's £1 offerings are better than Poundland's COTTON WOOL Tesco: Johnson’s Baby, 75 cotton balls You may not get that many cotton wool balls for your pound at Tesco; however, the supermarket’s offering is a big-name brand, and the quality shows. 5/5
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Middle class shoppers looking for imaginative ways to stretch their budget
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So Tesco is rolling out 'pound zones' in 300 of its stores to win back cost-conscious consumers
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But will the supermarket giant be able to beat Poundland at its own game?

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By Toni Jones PUBLISHED: 06:19 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 30 August 2013 Glowing bride-to-be Kate Bosworth is bucking the Hollywood trend by embracing her age and admitting that she actually loves being out of her twenties. In an exclusive interview with The Edit the 30-year-old, who got engaged to boyfriend Michael Polish in September, says that she is enjoying a more grown-up chapter of her life and career. And the accompanying pictures show that the blonde has never seemed more confident or beautiful. Kate Bosworth is the latest cover star of net-a-porter.com magazine The Edit
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Kate appears in the latest edition of net-a-porter digital magazine The Edit
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Talks about her impending nuptials to director Michael Polish
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Admits she is embracing the moment when it comes to her wedding dress
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Wears new-season pieces by Lanvin, Miu Miu, Roksanda Ilincic and Fendi

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Mexico's government airlifted thousands of stranded tourists out of the hurricane-ravaged resort of Los Cabos, as a weakened Odile headed over the Gulf of California on Wednesday on a path toward Arizona and a new storm loomed to the south. The remnants of Odile, which had been downgraded from a Category 3 hurricane to a tropical storm, were expected to reach Arizona on Wednesday evening and strike hardest in the Tucson area, though forecasters said Phoenix could get lashed with rain and heavy winds as well. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said parts of Arizona and New Mexico could receive 6 to 9 inches of rain, and possible flash flooding.
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The remnants of Odile, which had been downgraded from a Category 3 hurricane to a tropical storm, were expected to hit hardest in Tucson on Wednesday
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Parts of Arizona and New Mexico could receive 6 to 9 inches of rain, and possible flash flooding
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In Mexico, residents of the resort state of Baja California Sur struggled with a lack of power and drinking water and formed long lines for emergency supplies. There were scattered reports of looting
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Tourists were ferried on military and commercial planes through the Los Cabos international airport, which remained closed to commercial flights due to damage suffered from Odile
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A bachelorette party of eight women from California were among those stranded in the resort of Cabo San Lucas  -their families have not heard from them since Monday night

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Samsung may be considered Apple’s biggest rival, but a Chinese firm wants to steal this crown. Xiaomi has announced its next-generation flagship phablet - called Mi Note - and said it is larger, thinner, lighter and cheaper than Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus. During the launch event, the firm also poked fun at Apple’s raised camera. Scroll down for video The Mi Note from Chinese firm Xiaomi has a 5.7-inch display, is 6.95mm thick and weighs 161g. This makes it 0.2-inches larger, 0.15mm thinner and 11 lighter than Apple's iPhone 6 Plus (comparison pictured) In December, four-year-old Xiaomi became the world’s most valuable startup.
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The Mi Note is the next-generation flagship phone from Chinese firm Xiaom
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iIt has a 5.7-inch display, is 6.95mm thick and weighs 161g
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This makes the Mi Note's screen 0.2-inches larger, and its body 0.15mm thinner and 11 lighter than Apple's iPhone 6 Plus
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It is also much cheaper - at £244 - compared to Apple’s £619 phablet
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Mi Note is covered predominantly in glass and is on sale in China now
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An international release schedule has not been announced

Question: It has been criticised in the past for producing phones that are similar to @placeholder’s range of handsets, leading to the company being dubbed the ‘Apple of China’.


By Victoria Woollaston and Talal Musa PUBLISHED: 13:03 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:08 EST, 10 June 2013 Microsoft's new Xbox One gaming console will go on sale in November, it was announced today. Speaking at the E3 video game conference in Los Angeles, bosses confirmed the new console will cost $499 or £429 - and the Xbox 360 will be updated to look more like an Xbox One. Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft's vice president of marketing and strategy, says the updated Xbox 360 is 'smaller, sleeker and as quiet as ever' - and would be available in the U.S. from Monday.
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Confirmation came at the E3 video game conference in Los Angeles
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Xbox 360 will be updated to look more like an Xbox One
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Microsoft also announced Project Spark - a smart glass enabled game that allows you to create gaming worlds
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Xbox Live will no longer limited to 100 friends and that Microsoft points will be scrapped in favour of real money

Question: Microsoft executives also touted the @placeholder as a replacement for the set-top box.


Aston Villa have been fined £60,000 and warned about their future conduct after failing to control their players at Leicester. The club admitted the players did not conduct themselves in an orderly fashion and/or refrained from proactive behaviour. The fine comes after Villa and Leicester players scuffled following Matty James' tackle on Jores Okore at the end of the Foxes' 1-0 Barclays Premier League win earlier this month. A melee late in Aston Villa's match at Leicester ended in a player from each side being shown a red card Matty James' sliding tackle on Jores Okore sparked the brawl in the latter stages of the match
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Leicester City beat Aston Villa 1-0 in the Premier League this month
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Late on, both Leicester's Matty James and Villa's Ciaran Clark saw red
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A melee ensued between the players after James' tackle on Jores Okore
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Villa have been fined £60,000 while the Foxes were earlier fined £20,000

Question: No love is lost between Clark and James as the @placeholder defender takes exception to his opponent's tackle


Niamey, Niger (CNN) -- An Islamist militant group has claimed responsibility for Thursday's deadly attacks on an army barracks and a uranium mine in Niger, saying they were responses to Niger's cooperation with France in a "war against Sharia," CNN affiliate BFMTV reported. Twenty soldiers and five assailants were killed, and at least 30 other people -- including civilians -- were injured in attacks about 200 kilometers (124 miles) apart in Niger early Thursday, the African nation's defense minister said. Karidjo Mahamadou said later security forces were in charge of the two sites, including one where an attacker had taken hostages.
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NEW: 20 soldiers, five assailants dead after another bombing, battle
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Islamist group MUJAO says attacks are response to cooperation with France
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Truck bomb kills two assailants, wounds 50 outside mine
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MUJAO has been fighting French forces in Mali, which borders Niger

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By Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 12:46 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 18 December 2012 Two relatives of fugitive security guard Eddie Maher, who disappeared for 19 years after £1.2 million was stolen from a security van in which he was working, have been arrested. Maher's partner Debbie Brett, 47, and sister Margaret Francis were today arrested by Suffolk police officers on suspicion of conspiracy to steal and assisting an offender. The arrests are in connection to the 1993 theft, in which the huge sum was taken from a Securicor van in Felixstowe, Suffolk. On trial: Eddie Maher, pictured in 1989 and in 2012, is on trial in March charged with the theft of £1.2 million form a security van in 1993
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Maher's partner Debbie Brett, 47, and sister Margaret Francis, 64 arrested
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Arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to steal and assisting an offender
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Maher to appear in court in March charged with theft from security van

Question: It later emerged that Maher had been living with Miss @placeholder under an assumed name while working as a cable TV installer.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson "had a real monkey on his back" with a longtime drug addiction his family kept secret from the world, and it led to his overdose death, a lawyer for AEG Live said. The concert promoter's defense against the Jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit begins Tuesday and will include testimony from "all of the many, many doctors" who treated Jackson over the past decades, AEG Live attorney Marvin Putnam said. It will also include a parade of Jackson family members, including a return appearance by matriarch Katherine Jackson, who just concluded two days of testimony as her lawyers presented their case.
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AEG Live will question "all of the many, many doctors" who treated Jackson, lawyer says
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AEG lawyer: The Jacksons want "to blame somebody else for things that only they knew"
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The lawyer "badgered" Michael Jackson's mom during cross-examination, her attorney says
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AEG's lawyer won't comment on questioning Katherine Jackson about beatings by husband

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Question: @placeholder denied he was being overly aggressive in his questioning of her.


Utah Utes' wide receiver Kaelin Clay broke down in tears and blamed himself for his team's defeat to the Oregon Ducks after committing one of the biggest gaffe's possible in American college football. Having collected a 78-yard pass, from quarterback Travis Wilson, Clay thought he had extended his side's lead with their second touchdown of the match as he in ran to 'score'. However, the 22-year-old had inexplicably dropped the ball one-yard short of the line as he celebrated wildly with team-mates in front of the jubilant home supporters. VIDEO Scroll down to see Kaelin Clay drop the ball one-yard shot of a touchdown
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Utah Utes lost 51-27 to the Oregon Ducks on Saturday night
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Leading 7-0, Utah receiver Kaelin Clay thought he had extended their lead
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However, the 22-year-old dropped the ball one-yard short of the line
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Oregon's Joe Walker ran 99 yards the other way for a touchdown

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(CNN) -- In beating a hasty retreat from Cliven Bundy, their onetime Lonesome Cowboy icon, Republicans have resorted to a familiar tactic: divert, deny, distract. Divert attention by claiming the "media" made a story out of Cliven Bundy. The "media" plucked him out of obscurity, baited him with questions about race, and then blew the story out of proportion. Deny having defended, supported and promoted Bundy -- despite the recorded evidence -- with faux outrage and feigned offense. Divert by talking about how much the only racism left in America is the talk about racism. That's one of the points Tara Wall makes in her op-ed attacking CNN for its coverage of Bundy and his self-declared "Range War."
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Donna Brazile says when it comes to race, the GOP has a simple game plan
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Their reaction to comments made by rancher Cliven Bundy are another example, she says

Question: Bundy felt comfortable lecturing a reporter about race and slavery because for weeks he'd been puffed up by right-leaning media outlets, potential @placeholder presidential candidates, and current GOP officeholders.


By Victoria Woollaston Taking inspiration from the forbidden fruit that tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, a bio artist wants to create his own version of the tree of knowledge - using Wikipedia. Joe Davis from Harvard’s genetics lab has devised a mathematical formula to add layers of data to DNA. He now plans to add a decoded version of the online encyclopaedia into the DNA of a 4,000-year-old strain of apple, which he claims is the closest he could get to fruit from the biblical tale. Scroll down for video The Malus ecclesia project is the brainchild of bio artist Joe Davis from Harvard Medical School's genetics lab. He created a mathematical formula to add layers of information to the DNA of a 4,000-year-old apple, stock image pictured, because it is 'the closest thing to fruit grown in the Garden of Eden'
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The Malus ecclesia project is the brainchild of bio artist Joe Davis
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He created a mathematical formula to add layers of information to DNA
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The top 50,000 pages of Wikipedia will be added into the DNA of an apple
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Davis, 63, used the roots and leaves of a 4,000-year-old strain of apple to make it 'the closest fruit to that grown in the Garden of Eden'
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The 63-year-old previously coded Greek writing into the genes of a fly

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(CNN) -- Luis Suarez will have plenty of time to ponder his tendency to bite opposition players after the Uruguayan striker was banned for nine international matches and suspended for four months from any football activity by FIFA. The Liverpool striker, who has bitten players three times in his career - the latest incident coming in a key World Cup game -- is also set to miss a large chunk of the English Premier season as he is "banned from any football related activity" by football's world governing body. The punishment is the most severe ever handed out at a World Cup for an offense committed on the field of play but the striker does have the right to appeal and is allowed to transfer clubs during the four month period.
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Uruguay striker Luis Suarez banned for nine international games and four months
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Suarez guilty of biting Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini
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Forward has already been banned for biting twice at club level
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FIFA says Luis Suarez can appeal decision

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It took Serena Williams two months to go from the nadir of her Wimbledon embarrassment to Grand Slam champion in two months, emphatically claiming her 18th Grand Slam title on Sunday night. The 32 year-old American equalled the Major tally of Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert by overcoming an edgy Caroline Wozniacki in the US Open final 6-3 6-3 in 75 minutes, reconfirming her position as the world's number one player. After collapsing on the court in delight and trying, and failing, to surpress her emotion, she was presented by the two legends with an eighteen carat gold bracelet from Tiffany's marking the achievement. Next stop is the total of 22 Slam titles won by Steffi Graf.
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Serena Williams beat Caroline Wozniacki 6-3, 6-3 in the US Open final
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It took Williams just 75 minutes to overcome her close friend in New York
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She has now won her home major six times: 1999, 2002, 2008, 2012-2014
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Williams has 18 career Slams, level with Martina Navaratilova and Chris Evert
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Only Steffi Graf has more major trophies to her name with 22

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Shoppers are deserting sales after complaining that bargains have run out at some of Britain's biggest retailers. Hundreds of bargain-hunters have fumed on social media about cut-price items selling out at John Lewis, M&S, House of Fraser, Selfridges, Debenhams and Zara. They were also left frustrated when the Asos website and mobile apps suffered a technical meltdown yesterday and were unable to handle orders for several hours. This comes after a disappointing 12.4 per cent sale slump on Boxing Day which saw a million fewer shoppers turn out compared to last year after more than a month of heavy promotions.
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Bargain-hunters fumed on Twitter saying cut-price items have sold out
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Complained about John Lewis, M&S, House of Fraser, Selfridges and Zara
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Asos website and mobile apps suffered a technical meltdown yesterday
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This comes after a disappointing 12.4 per cent sales slump on Boxing Day

Question: Mark Tugwell said: 'Literally everything I want on the @placeholder online sale is sold out.'


(CNN) -- In the narrow winding lanes of Old Delhi, the knotted masses of electrical wiring hanging across the streets are sometimes so thickly entwined they blot out the sun. In the streets of Bangkok, electricity wires loop and run in chaotic bundles from concrete power poles. In the slums of Mumbai to the townships of South Africa, electricity infrastructure is a triumph of make and mend. For power utilities in emerging markets, collecting the bills from this tangled skein of wiring is a nightmare and slow payment - even outright energy theft - remains a powerful disincentive for new investment in the sector.
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The city of Tshwane in South Africa is installing pre-paid electricity smart meters
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The city has endemic problems of late payment, long-term debtors and electricity theft
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It's hoped smart meters will bring much-needed investment in the sector
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Poor electricity infrastructure in places like Africa or India makes energy theft easy

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Capt. Carl Gamble was behind the controls of Piedmont Airlines Flight 451 as the plane headed to Miami when a stewardess delivered a note from a passenger saying the flight was being hijacked. Nearly 30 years later, Gamble still recalls the sense of dread wash over him as he read the hijacker's demand to be flown to Cuba. "It's such a shock that for the first 30 seconds you can't remember your name," Gamble said. "But then it all falls into place." Gamble was an Air Force veteran who, exactly 15 years to the day of the hijacking, had been shot down in Vietnam. Over the plane's intercom system, Gamble tried to negotiate with the hijacker, a pistol-wielding man dressed in black, who called himself "Lt. Spartacus."
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William Potts served time in Cuban prisons for a 1984 hijacking
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Potts, 56, says he regrets the crime and wants to be with his family
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The pilot of that plane said he holds no grudges against Potts

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(CNN) -- The whole world is watching how Barack Obama picks his cabinet, but he and his wife Michelle have a much more personal choice to make at home -- and it's very political too. Sasha Obama, left, and Malia Obama will make the White House home come January 20. When they move to Washington, will their daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, go to public or private school? For many US parents, that decision is more revealing than the ones they make at the ballot box. What do you think the Obama family should do? Americans of a certain income who choose public school are demonstrating that they trust the government to educate their children. Americans who send their children to private school are saying that the government hasn't earned that trust. In some areas, it's also been a way for white families to avoid sending their children to school with black children.
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U.S. President-elect Barack Obama takes office in Washington in January
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Much debate about whether Obama's daughters will attend public or private school
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Where parents decide to send children often indicates their views on education
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Michelle Obama: This is a personal process, we ask that people respect that

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Syria's civil war is not America's problem. Syria is surrounded by Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and other Arab nations with large standing armies and advanced military equipment. Their cowardice in acting to stop a war on their doorstep should give us pause for thought. Why will they not act, but we must? Why is American gullibility for war so strong that countries such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Israel can dispense of their moral duties to the American taxpayer? Make no mistake about it: al Assad is a war criminal, having had his own civilians and soldiers slaughtered in a war to keep his family in power.
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Sectarian, ethnic, and religious dimensions have kept the U.S. away from direct involvement, writes Ed Husain
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He asks: If punitive attacks on Syria are launched, what exactly are we targeting?
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By bombing Syria today, we bear the burden of the instability we leave in our wake, he says

Question: The secretive and globally isolated nature of the @placeholder regime and therefore his chemical stockpiles means that we do not know where these are located.


A former Tory MP has launched an astonishing attack on the Justice Secretary, saying: 'Chris Grayling is a s*** that needs to be flushed'. Jerry Hayes, who was the Conservative MP for Harlow from 1983 until 1997, blasted Mr Grayling, who is also Lord Chancellor, as 'off his trolley'. Mr Hayes, who resumed his career as a barrister in criminal law after losing his seat, launched the vitriolic tirade on his blog, criticising Mr Grayling's reforms to the judicial review process which are set to become law. Scroll down for video Former Tory MP Jerry Hayes, left, launched the scathing attack on Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor Chris Grayling, right, in response to his controversial reforms to the judicial review process
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Jerry Hayes was the Conservative MP for Harlow from 1983 until 1997
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Mr Hayes, a barrister, launched scathing tirade criticising Mr Grayling's controversial judicial review reforms
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On his blog, he writes 'the man is incompetent and a disgrace'
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A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said reforms will 'bring balance' to the judicial review system

Question: Mr @placeholder believes judicial review could be used by campaigners to disrupt government and blackmail public bodies.


Prince Harry was seen being escorted out of a private members' club into a waiting car last night. The 30-year-old royal left Raffles in Chelsea, west London, just after 3am early this morning, with witnesses claiming he spent about an hour at the venue and drank Dom Pérignon champagne. An onlooker, who saw the scene outside at about 3.10am, told MailOnline: ‘When he came out he looked happy and people helped him to his waiting car. Helped: Prince Harry was seen being escorted out of a private members' club into a waiting car last night Escorted: The 30-year-old royal left Raffles in Chelsea, west London, just after 3am early this morning
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Harry, 30, was helped into waiting car after leaving club in Chelsea
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Witnesses say he spent an hour at venue and drank champagne
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Earlier attended nearby church service to pay tribute to late friend

Question: Nightclub for the royals: @placeholder was named after the colonial mogul Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles


By Associated  Press Reporter A frozen pink world, lurking in the far reaches of the solar system, has been nicknamed Biden after the American vice-president. The planet, which is seven and a half billion miles from the Sun, was found by astronomers searching an area of space beyond Pluto. Although it won't officially be named for a while, dwarf plant '2012 VP113' is being referred to as VP, or Biden, by scientists as they continue their research. Discovery: Dwarf planet 2012 VP113, which has been nicknamed Biden, is in an area of space beyond Pluto Namesake: A newly discovered dwarf planet has been nicknamed Biden after the vice-president
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Astronomers find faint pink, frozen world in region of space beyond Pluto
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Dwarf planet will be renamed when scientists know more about it

Question: Not all of them will be visible to telescopes because they are so far away, and it takes a long time for them to swing by the @placeholder


Brussels, Belgium (FT.com) -- Brussels competition officials have formally cleared the global tie-up between British Airways, American Airlines and Spain's Iberia as well as giving a green light to the merger between BA and Iberia, saying it would not significantly impede competition in Europe. The moves were welcome by Willie Walsh, chief executive of British Airways. The global alliance still needs a final green light from the US authorities, but Mr Walsh said that the EU approval was an "important and vital step forward". "The high number of new services on London to US routes since the open skies agreement demonstrates that Heathrow is open. Between us, we have agreed to make available Heathrow slot pairs for our competitors to use on services to the US. This is a pragmatic decision, so that we can get the joint business up and running as soon as possible. The slot commitments provide a further guarantee that there will be no possible loss of competition as a result of our joint business", he said.
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European Commission competition officials clear British Airways, Iberian merger
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Airlines' tie-up with American Airlines also gets green light
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Airlines to offer transatlantic slot pairs to competitors as concessions
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BA CEO Walsh hails EU approval as an "important, vital step forward"

Question: In addition, the three airlines will provide access to their frequent-flyer programmes on the relevant routes; allow the combining of fares, so that competitors can carry passengers one way on their own planes and back on the alliance's flights; and conclude special pro-rate agreements, making it easier for a passenger to connect from the alliance's short-haul @placeholder flights to a competitor's transatlantic flight.


(CNN) -- Businesses are increasingly moving their data storage to big, purpose-built facilities around the world, according to the CEO of Outsourcery -- the UK's leading cloud computing firm. The growing stream of data that need to be stored is prompting companies to look at alternative ways to keeping the information, rather than simply storing it office-based servers. "In the informational economy, data is everything," explained Outsourcery CEO Piers Linney. "If you go down for whatever reason, you lose everything." The Nordic region is positioning itself as an ideal location for data-storage centers, with its cold climate helping the sophisticated, high-powered equipment to remain cool.
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Businesses are moving data storage to purpose-built facilities, says cloud computing CEO
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The Nordic region is positioning itself as an ideal location for data storage centers
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The small Swedish town of Lulea has managed to lure Facebook to locate its storage center there

Question: "If we are in a cooler climate like in the @placeholder it lowers our costs, increases our margins, which means we can offer a lower price to the end user."


New York (CNN) -- Cascading fireworks Wednesday night capped an Independence Day in which new citizens took the oath of allegiance and volunteers helped those affected by deadly storms and a heat wave. Revelers across the country got an early start with beer, barbecue, parades and a massive 10K race in Atlanta. In the nation's capital, a spectacular fireworks display went ahead as planned, despite the tens of thousands who remain without power in the surrounding region. PBS' "A Capital Fourth" included performances by Broadway stars Kelli O'Hara and Matthew Broderick, R&B group Kool & the Gang and country singer Josh Turner.
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NEW: In Boston, authorities delay celebrations because of storms
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A popular hot dog eating competition brought two reigning champs to Brooklyn.
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President Barack Obama offered a holiday greeting following a naturalization ceremony

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Question: But his New York residents, not wanting to miss out on their customary dose of @placeholder explosions, sought out personal donations to make up the difference.


(CNN) -- More than 30 years after her frantic cries of "a dingo's got my baby," an Australian coroner has ruled that the words Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton screamed that night were true. Azaria Chamberlain was just two months old when she disappeared from her family's tent at a public campsite near Uluru, also known as Ayer's Rock, in Australia's Northern Territory. Speculation about what happened to Azaria polarized public opinion in Australia and became the subject of a 1988 feature film "A Cry in the Dark" starring U.S. actress Meryl Streep. Thirty-two years after losing her daughter, Chamberlain-Creighton sat shaking in the Darwin court Tuesday as she waited to hear the results of the fourth and now final inquest into Azaria's death.
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Chamberlain-Creighton: "We are relieved and delighted" by finding
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Fourth inquest finds daughter Azaria was killed by a dingo in 1980
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Coroner extends apology to family for their suffering and loss
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Chamberlain-Creighton served time in jail before her murder conviction was quashed

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By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 06:41 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 08:39 EST, 2 May 2013 The former husband of lingerie supremo, Michelle Mone, has set up a rival underwear firm in partnership with the designer at the centre of the couple's split. Samantha Bunn, 32, will hold a similar role at the new company, Pendulum Apparel, to the one she had at Ultimo, The news of the new company comes in the wake of Ms Mone's successful purchase of the Ultimo shares owned by her ex partner. Before the split: Ultimo founders Michelle and Michael Mone arrive at the Pride of Britain Awards in 2010
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Michael Mone has announced the launch of Pendulum Apparel
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Former Ultimo lingerie designer, Samantha Bunn, 32, has been hired
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Bunn was sacked by the company, allegedly for her affair with Michael

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Question: Confident: @placeholder regularly models her designs for Ultimo, the company set up with ex husband Michael


By David Williams PUBLISHED: 11:49 EST, 14 November 2012 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 15 November 2012 Israel and Hamas waged war on Twitter yesterday as a pinpoint Israeli airstrike blew up the one of the top Hamas military commanders in Gaza. Ahmed Jabari, the most senior Hamas official to be killed since an Israeli invasion of Gaza four years ago, was travelling in a car in Gaza city when it was struck by a rocket and exploded. The entire event was played out online, with Israel and Hamas both using Twitter to provide updates on the latest round of cross-border violence.
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Ahmed Jabari was travelling in a car in Gaza city when it exploded
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Jabari was the most senior Hamas official to be killed since an Israeli invasion of Gaza four years ago
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He has been blamed for a string of bloody attacks, including the kidnapping of Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit in 2006
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Islamic Jihad declares: 'Israel has declared war on Gaza and they will bear the responsibility for the consequences'

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan In 2018 Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will take flight to help us understand more about the universe. But Nasa has already begun to lay out plans for their next space observatory in the hope of one day tracking down alien life. Called the Advanced Telescope Large-Aperture Space Telescope (Atlast), the mission concept builds upon key technologies developed for Hubble and the JWST. This artist's rendition shows a possible design of a potential successor to the Hubble Space Telescope. A Nasa-led team of experts in now investigating the viability of this conceptual mission, called the Advanced Telescope Large-Aperture Space Telescope (Atlast)
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Nasa scientists in Maryland have revealed plans for a new giant telescope
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Called the Advanced Telescope Large-Aperture Space Telescope (Atlast)
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It will be the successor to 2018's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
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The huge telescope will be designed to hunt for alien life on other planets
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And its primary goal will be to answer once and for all: 'Are we alone?'

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Given its long history of warfare, the United Kingdom is not squeamish about fatalities in time of war and yet a debate has been ignited by the deaths of 15 British soldiers in Afghanistan over the last few weeks. The question now is whether this profound soul-searching results in a more efficient policy towards the war-torn country. Soldiers from the Welsh Guards carry the coffin of Maj Sean Birchall, killed on patrol in Afghanistan in June. The West became involved in fighting in Afghanistan principally because the Taliban government allowed a non-state actor to carry out acts of terrorism unhindered from within its borders.
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Debate in UK sparked by recent deaths of 15 British soldiers in Afghanistan
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Al Qaeda and Taliban are separate entities but have strong links
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Major military obstacle is fighting insurgency with insufficient forces, equipment
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UK government under pressure at home to revise policy on Afghanistan

Question: The main difference between the two seems to be in the scope of their objectives: while the @placeholder is content with imposing its religious beliefs system on Afghanistan, al Qaeda has a global agenda of building a new Caliphate.


(CNN) -- Amid a high alert over an alleged al Qaeda plot to attack cities in Europe, France has warned its citizens about travel to the United Kingdom, saying British authorities believe a terror attack is "highly likely." The move follows a United States warning that Americans be careful about traveling in Europe because of the risk of terror attacks. Neither the UK nor France raised threat levels in response to the American warning, but each has now warned its citizens about travel elsewhere on the continent. Europe remains on edge after the warnings, based at least partly on intelligence about a plot obtained from a German-Afghan in U.S. custody in Afghanistan.
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French warning: British authorities believe an attack is likely
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U.S., others have warned about travel in Europe because of terror threats
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U.S. warning based on intelligence from a German-Afghan in U.S. custody
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This week has seen arrests and suspected drone strikes against terror suspects

Question: @placeholder national police said the 12 suspects were seized in the south of France.


Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri exhorted his fighters to find out who killed his chief representative in war-torn Syria, where militants have had a strong presence and strong rivalries amid the country's civil war. Two suicide bombers in Aleppo killed Khaled al-Suri in February when they blew themselves up inside a compound used as a headquarters. Al-Zawahiri, in a recorded message posted on a militant website and uploaded on YouTube, deplored the action and called it "sedition." "All Muslims should not help those who blow up the headquarters of the holy fighters or those who send them car bombs and human bombs, and to stop supporting it in any way," the speaker said.
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Syria has been engulfed in civil war since March 2011
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Some see the conflict as a Sunni-Shiite proxy war
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The al Qaeda leader emerged to deplore the killing of his top representative in Syria

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New York (CNN) -- Emmy-winning "Golden Girls" actress Rue McClanahan died of a stroke in a New York hospital early Thursday, her manager said. She was 76. McClanahan, who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage last Monday, was surrounded by family when she died at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, according to manager Barbara Lawrence. The actress' career began on the New York stage in the 1950s, but her long television career was first boosted when producer Norman Lear cast McClanahan in his hit CBS series "All in the Family" in 1971. She appeared in Lear's "Maude" a year later. Her most memorable TV role was as Southern belle Blanche Devereaux on "The Golden Girls," which ran from 1985 through 1992. McClanahan won an Emmy for best lead actress in a comedy in 1987.
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"Rue was a close and dear friend," co-star Betty White says
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Rue McClanahan's family at hospital with star when she died
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McClanahan won an Emmy in 1987
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White is last surviving "Golden Girls" star

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There are currently 1,400 potentially hazardous asteroids that could pass close to Earth, according to latest data revealed by Nasa. An image mapping the orbits of all the potentially hazardous asteroids (PHAs) provides a graphic of the crowded cosmic activity. These asteroids are considered hazardous because they are fairly large - at least 460 feet or 140 meters in size. This graphic shows the orbits of all the known Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs), numbering over 1,400 as of early 2013. These are the asteroids considered hazardous because they are fairly large (at least 460 feet or 140 meters in size), and because they follow orbits that pass close to the Earth's orbit
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These asteroids are classified as 'hazardous' because they are at least 140 meters in size and could come within 4.7 million miles of Earth's orbit
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However, none are considered a threat over the next hundred years
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NEOCam mission will track these asteroids and other near-Earth objects

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(CNN) -- Florida neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman was charged with second-degree murder in the death of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, a special prosecutor announced Wednesday. Zimmerman, 28, who had been in hiding, turned himself in, his new lawyer told CNN legal analyst Mark NeJame. The suspect was transported Wednesday evening to the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center, police said. Zimmerman got out of a black SUV and was escorted into the center. He wore a plaid shirt, with a black cloth draped over his head. A hearing in the case is expected Thursday, according to authorities and Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara. Sheriff Donald F. Eslinger said officials would determine whether Zimmerman would be held in the general inmate population.
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Zimmerman's brother said family "devastated"
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George Zimmerman arrives at Seminole County facility
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Trayvon Martin's mother says family simply wanted an arrest
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Special prosecutor charges George Zimmerman with second-degree murder

Question: Like @placeholder's relatives, O'Mara asked there be no rush to judgment.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- He immortalized the "smell of napalm in the morning" in "Apocalypse Now," but Robert Duvall's first meeting with director Francis Ford Coppola was no indication of the fruitful relationship to come. Duvall starred in Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather," "The Godfather: Part II" and "Apocalypse Now." It was 1969 and Coppola had parted ways with a lead character in indie film "The Rain People." He was stuck and 38-year-old Duvall was drafted in at the last minute on the suggestion of a friend. Despite slapdash beginnings, their work together has produced some of Duvall's greatest roles and many of Coppola's most critically-acclaimed films.
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Actor Robert Duvall first worked with Francis Ford Coppola 40 years ago
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He starred in Oscar-winners "The Godfather," and "The Godfather: Part II"
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Immortalized "I love the smell of napalm in the morning in "Apocalypse Now"
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Duvall on Coppola: "A talented maniac. No, not a maniac, a talented, driven guy"

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(CNN)  -- Argentina's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday it is unconstitutional to punish an adult for private use of marijuana as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. A recent poll showed 29 percent of Americans believe the best way to deal with marijuana is to legalize it. The unanimous ruling makes Argentina the second Latin American country in the past four days to allow personal use of a formerly illegal drug. The case in question involved five young men who were arrested for having a few marijuana cigarettes in their pockets. Supreme Court Justice Carlos Fayt, who at one time supported laws that make personal use of marijuana illegal, told the state-run Telam news agency that "reality" changed his mind.
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NEW: Argentina court: It's unconstitutional to punish adult for private use of marijuana
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Justice tells state-run news agency "reality" changed his mind
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Mexico enacted law that decriminalizes possessing low quantities of most drugs

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[SPOILER ALERT: Stop reading if you have not watched tonight's series finale of Breaking Bad, titled "Felina." Major plot spoilers ahead.] They were teacher and student. Master and apprentice. Father figure and problem child. Manipulator and manipulated. Heisenberg and Hoodie. Hazmat-suited partners in crime making fat stacks. However you viewed Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) — and chances are that view changed radically over the last five seasons -- the two men will forever be linked as the heart and corroded soul of AMC's meth-making drama Breaking Bad. The pair's relationship flamed out spectacularly in the final season, as Jesse, realizing that Walt was responsible for the near-death of Brock, the son of Jesse's ex-girlfriend, helped ASAC Schrader (Dean Norris) to (almost) bring Walt to justice. Walt sought revenge, first by handing over Jesse to the neo-Nazis (who gave him two scoops of torture and ice cream), and then by returning from cold and lonely New Hampshire to wipe out Jesse along with Uncle Jack (Michael Bowen) and his crew.
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Walter White and Jesse Pinkman will forever be linked
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Aaron Paul called the ending "100 percent satisfying"
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Bryan Cranston called it an "unapologetic" finish

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Danish heartthrob Nikolaj Coster-Waldau was in for a surprise when staff at Alcázar Palace denied him entry to the gorgeous tourist attraction in Seville, Spain. Mr Coster-Waldau - who plays Jaime Lannister in the Game of Thrones - was forced to fork out the €9.50 (£7.50) entrance fee when staff at the attraction didn't recognise who he was. The star was filming scenes for season five of the fantasy TV drama when he was barred from entering the grounds of the palace. Scroll down for video This Lannister paid his debts: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau paid the £7.50 fee so he could get back to work
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Staff at the palace didn't recognise Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
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The 44-year-old heartthrob forced to fork out the £7.50 entrance fee
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Classy star paid for a ticket without kicking up a fuss and went back to work

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(CNN) -- At last. The 77-year itch has been scratched, history has been rewritten and the yearning is no longer. Perhaps now -- after becoming the first British man to win Wimbledon for what seemed an eternity, Andy Murray will finally feel loved. A straight sets victory over Novak Djokovic in the final was accomplished with the grit and vigor for which this champion is renowned -- but it is his softer side which has endeared him to the wider world. Just 12 months ago, Murray stood on Centre Court and cried. He cried tears of pain and anguish -- showing a part of himself of which very few ever knew existed following his final defeat.
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Andy Murray wins Wimbledon after defeating World No.1 Novak Djokovic
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Murray prevailed 6-4 7-5 6-4 in titanic tussle
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World No.2 first British winner since Fred Perry in 1936

Question: "It feels slightly different to last year," Murray told fans on @placeholder.


Massachusetts' highest court ruled Wednesday that it is not illegal to secretly photograph underneath a person's clothing -- a practice known as "upskirting" -- prompting one prosecutor to call for a revision of state law. The high court ruled that the practice did not violate the law because the women who were photographed while riding Boston public transportation were not nude or partially nude. "A female passenger on a MBTA trolley who is wearing a skirt, dress, or the like covering these parts of her body is not a person who is 'partially nude,' no matter what is or is not underneath the skirt by way of underwear or other clothing," wrote Justice Margot Botsford of the state Supreme Judicial Court.
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Massachusetts' high court says "upskirting" photos are legal
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Michael Robertson was arrested after police used a female officer as a decoy
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Suffolk County district attorney urges rewriting of state law

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(CNN) -- A month ago, Google's three-year effort to push its Web browser, Chrome, took a major step when analysts said it had passed Mozilla's Firefox to become the second-most popular tool of its kind on the Internet. Today, that climb continues and has some tech observers wondering whether Chrome could do the unthinkable and topple perennial leader Internet Explorer from atop the browser rankings. According to Web analytics firm StatCounter, the most popular version of Google's browser, Chrome 15, edged out Internet Explorer 8 in early December to become the world's most used edition of a browser. (For those keeping score, the totals were 23.6% of worldwide browser usage compared to IE8's 23.5%.)
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Google's Chrome browser continues to gain on market leader Internet Explorer
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Analysts say Chrome has 27% of the browser market, trailing only IE at 37%
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Chrome's rise is part of a two-front Google vs. Microsoft duel that includes Web search
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Gartner analyst: New IE9 may help slow Chrome's rise

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Question: Microsoft, putting a positive spin on the numbers, emphasized that Explorer's latest (and generally well-received) version, @placeholder, is rapidly gaining ground as use of IE8 drops.


"I wanted to build a good future for my family, but I failed," a weak Issam Abdallah Mohammed said in a videotaped statement. The refugee from the Darfur region of Sudan was trying to illegally cross the border from Egypt to Israel when he was discovered and shot by Egyptian border guards. Less than an hour after taping the statement, Issam was dead, succumbing to the wounds inflicted by the gunshots. Every year, thousands of refugees, mostly from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Sudan, attempt the dangerous journey from their war-torn countries to Israel in search of economic prosperity and stability. Very few make it, and the results of the failed migration can be seen in the morgue of the central hospital in the Egyptian port town of El Arish.
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Every year, thousands attempt dangerous journey from African countries to Israel
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Few make it; many bodies of unsuccessful refugees lie in morgue in El Arish, Egypt
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One man combs desert searching for corpses, ensuring they get dignified burial
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Many refugees are enslaved and tortured; women are raped by Bedouin tribes of Sinai

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Question: These @placeholder spend months here, sometimes up to six months in Sinai, before crossing -- if they cross."


(CNN) -- After the blood letting and recriminations in the wake of Lance Armstrong's doping confession, cycling continues to face questions over whether the sport is riding clean. The fall out from Armstrong's public confession sent shock waves through the sport and current Tour de France leader Chris Froome has voiced his frustration at continued questions about doping. So much so that Team Sky gave French newspaper L'Equipe data of 18 of Froome's climbs since he made his major breakthrough in 2011, leaving the French newspaper's sports science expert, Fred Grappe, satisfied the results were consistent with doping-free riding. Froome's teammate and reigning Tour de France champion, four-time Olympic gold medalist and Knight of the British realm Bradley Wiggins insists the sport is on the path to a bright future.
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Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins says cycling has a bright future
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Wiggins says sport can move on after Lance Armstrong's revelations on doping
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First Tour after Armstrong's confession will occur without injured Wiggins
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Englishman says Tour still seen as the pinnacle of any cyclist's career

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 15:16 EST, 25 June 2013 | UPDATED: 02:30 EST, 26 June 2013 Homeless: Allan Debenham admitted conning a hotel into believing he was TV star Louis Theroux A homeless alcoholic who conned hotel staff into giving him a free room by pretending to be TV presenter Louis Theroux avoided jail today. Allan Debenham, 39, claimed to be the TV presenter and interviewer - and even provided a fake contact from the BBC’s finance department as proof. He used the bogus identity to blag a £70-a-night room at the Duke of York pub at Shepton Beauchamp, near Ilminster,  and gave hotel staff an order number so they could claim payment back from the Beeb.
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Allan Debenham used bogus identity at Duke of York pub near Ilminster
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39-year-old provided a fake contact from the BBC’s finance department
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He gave hotel staff an order number to claim payment back from BBC
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Debenham was today given a 12 month supervised community order

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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- A collection of some of Syria's most powerful rebel brigades have rejected a Western-backed opposition group that announced the creation of an interim government in exile this month. The 13 rebel groups, led by the al Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front, also called on supporters of the Syrian opposition to embrace Sharia law "and make it the sole source of legislation." The move appeared to sideline the flagging National Syrian Coalition, which recently announced the formation of an interim government in exile led by Ahmad Tomeh, a dentist and dissident from the Syrian city of Deir Ezzor. In a statement released late Tuesday, the 13 rebel groups declared that "the coalition and the putative government headed by Ahmad Tomeh does not represent or recognize us."
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Syrian rebel brigades oppose Western-backed group that announced government in exile
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Thirteen rebel groups call on supporters of the Syrian opposition to embrace Sharia
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Moderate opposition groups appear to have suffered a series of setbacks this month
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Secular Syrian activists have been warning of the rise of Islamist groups

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 08:08 EST, 10 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:46 EST, 10 February 2014 The towns with the most banned drivers in Britain have today been revealed - and top of the list is Smethwick in the West Midlands - which now has the unenviable title of being home to the worst motorists in the country. Banned motorists made up 0.77 per cent of licence holders in the area in 2012, with 160 of the 20,194 motorists in the town disqualified, according to the latest statistics. West Bromwich, also in the West Midlands, was a close second with 191 of the 26,101 motorists in the town banned from driving - roughly 0.73 per cent.
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Worst drivers in Britain are from Smethwick, West Midlands, data shows
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160 of the 20,194 motorists in the town were disqualified in 2012 - about 0.77 per cent
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Second and third on the list are West Bromwich in the West Midlands and Barking in east London

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(CNN) -- Robin van Persie officially arrived at Manchester United from Arsenal on Friday, declaring he was "honored" to be spearheading the Old Trafford club's hunt for a 20th English league title. The Dutch striker is in line to make his United debut in Monday's Premier League fixture against Everton after signing a four-year deal until 2016. He has never won a league title with Arsenal -- where his only trophy was a domestic cup seven years ago -- or at his previous club Feyenoord. "I am looking forward to following in the footsteps of so many great strikers, bringing my experience and playing my part to help the team compete for the biggest trophies in the game. I can't wait to get started," the 29-year-old said in an official statement.
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Robin van Persie says he is "honored" to have signed for Manchester United
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The striker signed a four-year deal with United after finalizing his move from Arsenal
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United manager Alex Ferguson hails Van Persie as "a world-class striker"
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Midfielder Alex Song could follow Van Persie out of Arsenal after being linked with Barcelona

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- With a long red AIDS ribbon pinned to his chest, Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang warned of the grave situation of HIV/AIDS in China, calling it "not only a medical issue but also a social challenge." On the week of World AIDS Day, the man expected to replace Wen Jiabao as premier next year, publicly acknowledged the nation's challenges with the epidemic. The disease shows no sign of abating in the world's most populous country. AIDS related-deaths have increased by 8.6 percent to 17,740 deaths, compared with the previous year, according to the country's health figures. And 68,802 new HIV/AIDS cases were reported this year up to October, according to Chinese state media. But some HIV/AIDS advocates say the number of cases is underestimated, in part because many people who have HIV/AIDS may never have been tested to know their status.
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Vice premier Li Keqiang pledges support for battling HIV/AIDS in China
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Li was criticized during his tenure as governor stemming from blood scandal in Henan
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HIV/AIDS patient's family says government hasn't properly addressed past

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By Rick Dewsbury UPDATED: 10:20 EST, 21 October 2011 Syrian protesters have poured into the streets today and shouted that President Bashar Assad's regime will be the next to unravel now that Muammar Gaddafi is dead. The Syrian uprising has proved resilient over the past seven months, but it has shown some signs of stalling in recent weeks as the government continues a bloody crackdown the UN estimates has killed more than 3,000 people. But inspired by the dramatic scenes in Libya, protesters poured into the streets and burned images of the despised leader. Syrian security forces fired on protesters today, killing at least four, activists said.
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Syrians inspired by Gaddafi slaying gather in streets in hunt for their leader

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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama visited a local bookstore in Washington Saturday and offered a quick assessment of a new book out about his time in the White House. "The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House" is a book from NBC host and former White House correspondent Chuck Todd. It was sitting behind the register at Politics & Prose -- a bookstore in a Washington neighborhood north of the White House. His visit coincided with the White House effort to promote shopping locally on "Small Business Saturday." The President visited the store on the same day last year. Shoppers at the store crowded around as Obama and his two daughters, Malia and Sasha, bought a basketful of books.
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"Looks like a sad book," Malia Obama jokes to her father as they shop for gifts
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The book: "The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House"
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The President and his daughters visit a DC bookstore on "Small Business Saturday"
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The White House releases a list of books they bought -- "The Stranger" wasn't among them

Question: "Lets see what @placeholder has to say," said Obama as he leaned closer to the book, guessing from the title and cover that the book was about the President being "sad."


A Florida police officer wore his uniform to become one of Florida's first married gay couples. Detective David Currie, 50, and his now-husband Aaron Woodard, 33, tied the knot shortly after midnight on Tuesday, when the state legalized gay marriage. And after requesting permission from his superiors, Currie walked down the registry aisle with full support of the Broward County Sheriff's to wed in uniform. Scroll down for video It's official! Detective David Currie, 50, (left) wed now-husband Aaron Woodard, 30, (right) on Tuesday 'It's a really great feeling,' Currie told the Miami Herald. 'I think about how I did an amazing thing last night.
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Detective David Currie, 50, asked for permission from the sheriff
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said 'it would be a great thing'
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Currie and now-husband Aaron Woodard, 33, plan to have children

Question: Landmark ruling: On Tuesday at midnight, @placeholder legalized gay marriage, prompting unions across the state


By Eleanor Steafel A carrier pigeon that delivered the crucial first SOS message which relayed the news that the British forces at the Battle of Arnhem were in trouble is to be honoured at an exhibition next week. Three days into the daring battle which, if it had succeeded, would have brought World War Two to an end by Christmas 1944, the desperate troops sent the carrier pigeon named William of Orange back home as a last-ditch attempt to make contact after their radios failed. An exhibition on January 18-19 in Blackpool will celebrate all 32 carrier pigeons that won the prestigious Dickin Medal - the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross.
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Carrier pigeon won the Dickin Medal for his efforts in World War Two
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Delivered message the Allies were in trouble on the Dutch/German border
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Exhibition to honour carrier pigeons in Blackpool next week
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British lost 1,984 troops at the Battle of Arnhem and 6,854 were captured
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WWII would have been over by Christmas 1944 if the Allies had succeeded

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraq's government has authorized Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to submit to Washington amendments to a draft security agreement with the United States, an Iraqi government spokesman said Tuesday. Students protest the status-of-forces agreement Tuesday at Baghdad's Mustansiriya University. Ali al-Dabbagh said the Iraqi government approved several amendments that were "necessary, essential and appropriate" to the draft status-of-forces agreement, which would set the terms for U.S. troops in Iraq after the United Nations mandate on their presence expires at the end of this year. "The Iraqi government authorizes the prime minister to bring up these amendments to the U.S. side in order to reach a draft agreement that will preserve the fundamental principles and the sovereignty of Iraq and its high interests," al-Dabbagh said.
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Official calls changes "necessary, essential and appropriate" to the draft agreement
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Status-of-forces pact would set terms for U.S. troops in Iraq after U.N. mandate ends
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U.S. has shown "great reluctance" to change pact but hasn't ruled out renegotiations
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Hundreds of students protest status-of-forces deal Tuesday at university in Baghdad

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By Joel Christie PUBLISHED: 16:23 EST, 14 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:36 EST, 14 March 2014 Target discarded a system of security alarms alerting them to their landmark data breach, which left over 40 million customers vulnerable to credit card theft and identity fraud, garnered the department store more than 90 lawsuits and is expected to cost them billions of dollars in ongoing damage control. New information obtained by Bloomberg Businessweek on Thursday has shown the United States' no. 3 retailer detected potentially malicious activity during last year's hack but that staff declined to take immediate action.
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Target installed a $1.6 million security system six months before the attack in November
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Designed by FireEye, who service the CIA and the Pentagon, the software detects malicious activity
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Was being manned around the clock by an outpost in Bangalore, India, who would notify Target HQ in Minneapolis of anything suspicious
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Bangalore noticed the breach, but Target's U.S. security didn't act on it
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Computer experts say the company would receive hundreds of similar threats each day
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The data breach is expected to cost Target billions of dollars in damage control, from lawsuits to the call centers set up to handle complaints

Question: Two security experts who advise organizations in responding to cyber attacks and both have experience using FireEye technology said that security personnel typically don't get excited about such generic alerts because @placeholder does not provide much information about those threats.


Moorland, England (CNN) -- Like a modern-day King Canute, Sam Notaro is determined not to let rising waters flood his home. He lives in Moorland village in Somerset, southwest England, which has been hit hard by weeks of flooding. Streets have turned into rivers, cars are submerged up to their windshields, and homes have been abandoned. But Notaro is a lone holdout. He's created his own flood defense barrier, using a digger to raise a soil embankment topped with heavy clay to act as a seal. So far, it has kept the worst of the waters out of his home, with the help of pumps -- but the question is how long it will hold.
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NEW: Irish province faces gale-force winds with gusts up to 105 mph, forecasters say
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NEW: More than 1,100 homes to west of London flood after the River Thames burst its banks
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UK weather service issues warning for high winds in western England and Wales
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Parts of northwest France are also facing the risk of flooding

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