Alastair Cook's increasingly desperate run search has not gone unnoticed by England’s opponents in the upcoming Test series, and yesterday India batsman Virat Kohli piled more pressure on the home side’s troubled captain. England’s opening batsman will start Tuesday’s first Investec Test at Trent Bridge under more intense scrutiny than at any point since taking over from Andrew Strauss in 2012. After beginning his captaincy tenure with five hundreds in nine Tests — including 562 runs at an average of more than 80 in leading his side to an historic series win in India — Cook’s flatlining form has coincided with an alarming slump in his side’s fortunes.
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Virat Kohli admits Alastair Cook will be targeted by India in Test series
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England captain is under pressure without a hundred in 24 Test innings
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Defeat at Trent Bridge could see Cook lose the England captaincy
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England are likely to recall Ben Stokes at the expense of Chris Jordan

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After buying a cheap Dodge Ram van off the internet, three friends spent four months travelling around North America on a quest to see the true beauty of their homeland. And they came up with one very unique way of documenting their trip: by taking 'selfies' on a couch that they brought along with them at each stop. The brain child of university pals, Becca D'Agostine, 25, Andy Fuhrmann, 25, and Dave Fine, 24, the trip was first planned so that they could celebrate Andy's recovery from a serious spinal injury. Three friends road tripped across the US and documented their trip with 'couch selfies' at each stop. Pictured: Seward Highway, Alaska
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University pals spent four months travelling America - with a couch in tow
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The 18,000-mile road trip began in Vermont and ended in Massachusetts
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Futon 'selfies' offered a unique way to show varied American landscapes

Question: The university pals initially embarked on this trek to celebrate @placeholder's spinal surgery recovery


(CNN) -- Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner signed a decree Tuesday requiring all ships navigating from Argentina to the disputed Falkland Islands to carry a government permit. The move comes as tensions over the territory simmer because of British oil companies' efforts to drill off the northern coast of the islands. The Falklands, known as Las Malvinas in Argentina, lie in the South Atlantic Ocean off the Argentinean coast and have been under British rule since 1833. But Argentina has always claimed sovereignty over them. The two nations fought a war over the islands in 1982. Tuesday's decree followed an accusation made last week by the Argentine government that a ship docked on the mainland was preparing to transport tubes to the Falklands for oil and gas exploration.
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Argentina requires ships navigating from Argentina to the Falklands to carry permit
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Tensions over islands because of UK oil firm's efforts to drill off the coast of the islands
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Argentina claims ship docked on mainland was to transport tubes for Falklands oil exploration
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Falklands under British rule since 1833, but Argentina claims sovereignty over them

Question: The Argentine position is that natural resources around the islands should be protected, and @placeholder must accept international resolutions labeling the Falklands a disputed area.


(CNN) -- The Tea Party movement is trying to define politics in 2010, but its founding arguments can be traced to at least 1964 -- in a famous campaign speech given on Barry Goldwater's behalf by a Hollywood actor named Ronald Reagan. • "This is the issue of this election: whether we believe in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the American revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far-distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves." • "No nation in history has ever survived a tax burden that reached a third of its national income. ... We've raised our debt limit three times in the last 12 months, and now our national debt is one and a half times bigger than all the combined debts of all the nations of the world. We have $15 billion in gold in our treasury; we don't own an ounce."
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John Avlon: Tea Party's roots in 1964 speech given by Reagan for Goldwater campaign
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In speech more civil than today's, Reagan envisioned lost freedoms, he writes
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Avlon says that time not as idyllic as some think and U.S. is more conservative today
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Avlon: Conservatives today would call Reagan, Goldwater, liberal on social views, taxes

Question: @placeholder lost the 1964 campaign by an unprecedented margin, winning only six states and 38 percent of the popular vote.

Question: But @placeholder's character does not change dramatically with a new president, no matter what party or ideology he represents.


By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:25 EST, 4 May 2012 More than four years after her husband was shot to death while sleeping beside her, Melissa Oxley says she has forgiven the man who was eventually convicted in the murder, but wants his alleged accomplice held accountable. On February 21, 2008, Melissa Oxley was awakened at around 3:30am by a loud sound to discover her 36-year-old husband, Benjamin, dead in their bed from a gunshot wound to the back of the head. Melissa Oxley's 6-year-old stepdaughter, Alyssa, was sleeping in a room nearby. When she heard the commotion, Mellisa had to restrain the little girl from entering the bedroom to check up on her dad, according to the Record-Courier.
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Benjamin Oxley, 36, was shot to death in 2008 while sleeping next to his wife
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James Matlean was convicted of Oxley's murder and sentenced in March to a life in prison without parole
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Matlean claimed that Oxley's ex-wife, Dawn, orchestrated the murder
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Dawn Oxley made a deal with the prosecution that gave her immunity in the murder case

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(CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored four times as Barcelona routed Valencia to keep alive their slim chances of overhauling Real Madrid at the top of Spain's La Liga. The Argentina striker took his tally for the league season to 27, one behind Real's Cristiano Ronaldo, and has scored 44 in all competitions for the Spanish and European champions this campaign. Barcelona's win closed the gap on Real Madrid to 10 points, though Jose Mourinho's side are still the overwhelming favorites to clinch the title with two and a half months of the season remaining. "We're so lucky to be living in a time when these players play. This team dignifies the sport," coach Pep Guardiola said of his team's performance.
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Lionel Messi scores four times as Barcelona beat Valencia 5-1 in Spain's La Liga
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Argentina striker takes his tally for the season to 42 goals, 27 in the league
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Barca close the gap on league leaders Real Madrid to ten points
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AC Milan go top of Italy's Serie A after a 3-1 win away at Cesena

Question: Obviously, we all want him to stay at @placeholder because, to us, he's very important."


After helping the Brooklyn Nets to relocate from New Jersey to his hometown borough this season, Jay-Z announced Friday that he will be selling his stake in the pro basketball team. Earlier this month, the rapper and entrepreneur launched Roc Nation Sports, a joint-venture sports management agency with Creative Arts Agency. National Basketball Association rules stipulate that agents can't both represent professional athletes and have a stake in a team. For Jay-Z to move forward as an agent, he had to relinquish control of the sports franchise. Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, explained his departure in the following statement:
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Jay-Z is selling his stake in the Brooklyn Nets
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Earlier this month, he launched a sports management agency
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"I will always be a Brooklyn Net," he said in a statement

Question: The statement continued: "The Nets have made their mark on the @placeholder and as they enter a new era, Roc Nation does as well; as we embark on Roc Nation Sports.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:16 EST, 1 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:38 EST, 1 January 2013 Her face full of anguish, this is the moment Chelsea Clinton left New York Presbyterian Hospital yesterday after visiting her mother Hillary, who has a blood clot between her brain and skull. Chelsea was the first of the Clinton clan to be by her mother's bedside after she was admitted on Sunday. As soon as word of her condition spread, a frenzy of media gathered outside the hospital and captured Chelsea's worried face as she left. Former President Bill Clinton later arrived at the hospital to visit his wife, the concern also etched on his face as he was spotted driving away after a brief stay.
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Secretary of state hospitalized at New York-Presbyterian hospital after follow-up exam found the clot
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Question: Aides and doctors say @placeholder contracted a stomach virus in early December and became dehydrated, then fainted, fell and hit her head on December 9.


Chelsea old boy Frank Lampard admitted he was almost speechless after coming off the bench to deny former boss Jose Mourinho victory at Manchester City. The 36-year-old midfielder, who was serenaded by the visiting fans at the Etihad Stadium, struck five minutes from time after being picked out by James Milner to cancel out Andre Schurrle's 71st-minute opener. Lampard told Sky Sports: 'It's a really difficult one. I'd be unprofessional if I didn't come on and do my job, so I was trying to get into the box and it was a great ball back from Milly. Lampard arrives late in the box to score City's equaliser and deny Chelsea three points at the Etihad
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Frank Lampard comes off the bench to equalise for Manchester City
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Lampard is Chelsea's all-time record goalscorer
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Former England midfielder applauded from the field by both sets of fans and spends time waving to travelling supporters
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Lampard says 'I didn't expect to come on and scored today'

Question: Lampard cannot bring himself to celebrate the all-important goal, his first for his new side, against @placeholder


The EU was today imposing new sanctions on Russian energy giants in a move which is expected to provoke a strong response from the Kremlin. Leaks suggested that giants Rosneft, Gazpromneft and Transneft were all hit in a bid to change Vladimir Putin's policies on Ukraine. The companies are more than 50 per cent state owned. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko sings the National anthem during his visit to the Mariupol Metallurgic Plant  in the eastern Ukrainian city Mariupol Warning: Ukraine's Yatsenyuk, right, says that President Putin wants his country to remain under Russian influence The tough new measures against Russia will be unveiled as Ukraine today accused pro-Moscow rebels of waging fresh attacks in eastern Ukraine despite a ceasefire imposed on Friday.
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Ukraine says that despite ceasefire their positions are still under attack
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Vladimir Putin is 'sucking the blood' out of Ukraine, Kiev PM warns
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Claim that Moscow wants to return Kiev to Russian sphere of influence
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Ukraine's president visits key city of Mariupol in symbolic show of strength
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Says to crowd: 'This is our Ukrainian land and we'll never give it up to anyone. This city was, is, and will be Ukrainian'
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Petro Poroshenko says 1,200 prisoners have been released by rebels
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Martial law to be imposed on streets of Ukraine if ceasefire does not hold

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(CNN) -- If trials were predictable, they wouldn't happen. You can root for a jury to see a case your way and disagree with its ultimate verdict, but you cannot criticize the jury system for being unpredictable. In that sense, a Florida jury's recent verdicts -- and nonverdicts -- against Michael Dunn demonstrate a fundamental truth about trials. They are not only unpredictable; they are designed that way. The case against Dunn stemmed from an incident on November 23, 2012. Dunn, a 47-year-old white man, arrived at a gas station in Jacksonville, Florida, and parked next to an SUV that contained Davis and other black teenagers. When Dunn complained about loud music coming from the SUV, words were exchanged and Dunn ultimately fired a gun that killed Davis. Dunn said he saw a gun barrel pointing out of the SUV, but the prosecution said there was no gun.
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Danny Cevallos: Critics of the Michael Dunn verdict miss a feature of trials
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They're always unpredictable, and it's impossible to get inside the mind of a jury, he says
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He says jury may have been unsure about meaning of various degrees of homicide
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Cevallos: The prosecution scored a win, despite public criticism of the verdict

Question: Even if Dunn's testimony were completely believed, at best only @placeholder was the aggressor, so Dunn had a minimal self-defense claim against the other occupants.

Question: On one hand, they have achieved a virtual life sentence on the other convictions, which achieves one of the philosophical goals of punishment: incapacitation and isolation of @placeholder from the community.


Barcelona have one foot in the Spanish Cup final after beating Villarreal 3-1 at the Camp Nou on Wednesday night. The second leg of the semi-final should be a formality and they continue to show the sort of form that will have Real Madrid nervously looking over their shoulder in the league where the difference is just one point. Barca’s front three of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez have now scored more goals in 2015 than the entire Madrid team. Messi got one here and Neymar should have added to his tally but missed from the spot. Suarez did not score but was involved in two of the three goals as Andres Iniesta and Gerard Pique also scored to record their 10th consecutive victory in all competitions.
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Lionel Messi opened the scoring for Barcelona at the Nou Camp in the 41st minute
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Villarreal equalised shortly afterwards through Manu Trigueros
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Andres Iniesta gave Barcelona the lead just a minute later before Gerard Pique made it 3-1
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It was Barcelona's 10th win in a row in all competitions

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By Ray Massey PUBLISHED: 10:21 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 03:35 EST, 24 July 2013 Bentley today announced more than 1,000 new jobs as part of a major £800million investment boost for the UK that will see a new £150,000 luxury 4X4 built in Britain rather than rival Bratislava. Prime Minister David Cameron was on hand at the Bentley factory in Crewe for the announcement which he hailed as ‘fantastic news’, a vote of confidence in Britain and another welcome sign of a healing UK economy. The new jobs and cash boost means Bentley will now build up to 4,000 a year of its first ever sports utility vehicle (SUV) at its factory in Crewe. It becomes the fourth model to roll off the line.
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Bentley had been considering moving production of the £150,000 luxury 4X4s to the Slovakian capital of Bratislava in Eastern Europe
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But company chose Britain - bringing £800m investment boost for the UK
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Up to 4,000 4X4s will now be built at its factory in Crewe every year
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Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed the 'fantastic news'

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By Claire Bates UPDATED: 07:56 EST, 2 December 2011 The North East has seen a 400 per cent increase in the number of hospital admissions for people in their early 30s with alcoholic liver disease (model) Consultants have called on the Government to introduce new curbs on alcohol advertising to protect young people. In an open letter they warned Britain is facing an epidemic of liver disease caused by a binge drinking culture and cheap booze. The North East has been hit particularly hard with figures showing a 400 per cent increase in the number of hospital admissions for people in their early 30s with alcoholic liver disease.
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The North East has seen a 400 per cent increase in the number of hospital admissions for people in their early 30s with alcoholic liver disease

Question: In the @placeholder we are in the middle of an epidemic.


The convicted killer of three Ohio students at a high school cafeteria who escaped from a Lima prison Thursday has been taken back into custody. Nineteen-year-old T.J. Lane escaped along with two other inmates and one of the inmates was immediately captured, Lima police Sgt. Andy Green said. A search was then underway in woods and a residential area near the prison, he said. Lane was discovered after 1am with the help of police aircraft hiding out in or near an area farm building. Lane's accomplice remained at large. Scroll down for video Caught: T.J. Lane smirks as he listens to the judge during his sentencing in Chardon, Ohio. Ohio police said Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014,  that Lane, 19, the convicted killer of three students at a high school cafeteria, escaped from prisonand was caught hours later near a farm building
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Nineteen-year-old school shooter T.J. Lane fled a Lima, Ohio prison with two other inmates and was found in a farm building after 1am Friday
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One of the three original escapees remained at large
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Lane is serving three consecutive life sentences without possibility of parole
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Lane is loathed not least of all for mocking the distraught family of victims before and during his sentencing in court
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An April visit from a state committee found that the Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution housed 1,635 prisoners--217 over its capacity
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The triple murderer teen had reportedly been disciplined 7 times in prison prior to his short-lived escape

Question: APB: Police in northwest @placeholder went quickly to  work searching for the escaped inmates after catching a third.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- "Mr. Ambassador, as time goes on we know that the odds of my son and the other relatives on the plane having survived becomes smaller and smaller," said a grey-haired man named Wen. As he addressed the Malaysian diplomat seated at a table just a few feet away in the packed Beijing hotel conference room, Wen began sobbing uncontrollably into a microphone. It had been more than 45 days since his son disappeared aboard missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370. "To know that somebody is alive, you need to see them. To know that somebody is dead, you need to see the body. That's all I ask of you," Wen concluded, weeping. Members of the audience sobbed quietly in their seats.
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CNN's Ivan Watson: Each day brings another disappointment to relatives waiting for news
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Malaysian Airlines has housed relatives in a number of Beijing hotels, he writes
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Watson: A committee representing the families has continued pressing its case
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Malaysian officials sent to brief Chinese families are armed with little to no information, he says

Question: Last Friday, he pledged that a high-level team of technical experts would come to @placeholder the following Monday to brief the family members.

Question: Lack of information has led many to suspect a cover-up, an accusation @placeholder authorities have repeatedly denied.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and visiting Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday stressed the importance of strong ties between their countries, despite Brazil's concerns about U.S. economic policies that it says can work against emerging economies. In comments to reporters after a White House meeting, Obama and Rousseff highlighted the areas of cooperation on energy development, education and trade as the two leaders prepare to attend the upcoming Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia, beginning Friday. However, they made no mention of less collaborative topics, such as whether each country will purchase new military aircraft from the other, or whether the United States will support Brazil's efforts to gain a seat at the U.N. Security Council.
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NEW: Brazil's president calls for a balanced U.S. economic approach
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NEW: The two leaders discuss cooperation in oil and biofuel development
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Two-way trade between Brazil and the United States totaled $74 billion in 2011
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Brazil is the world's sixth-largest economy

Question: "We very much welcome the major improvements that have been found in the @placeholder economy in the recent past, and I am quite certain that that will very much be the emphasis in the next few months and years ahead under the capable leadership of President Obama," she added in what amounted to either an endorsement or prediction of Obama's re-election in November.


There is still time for more to come but with knowing nods to Diego Costa (Chelsea), Rio Ferdinand, Mauricio Isla (both QPR), Fraser Forster (Southampton) and Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal), these are my top five signings made by Premier League clubs so far this summer. 5) Romelu Lukaku - Everton Everything about this signing sings of a new era for Everton Football Club. Soon after paying the wages to keep Gareth Barry, Bill Kenwright has again answered his critics among the Goodison faithful by laying out some serious cash by way of £28million for Lukaku. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Fabregas and Bojan scoring for their new clubs
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Romelu Lukaku was signed by Everton for £28million this summer
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Cesc Fabregas and Bojan are astute captures by Chelsea and Stoke
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It's hoped Enner Valencia will add flair to Sam Allardyce's West Ham
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Calum Chambers started at centre half on his Arsenal debut

Question: If it’s true that @placeholder chose not to sign their former captain then that’s bizarre, especially as they have allowed potential rivals Chelsea take him.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Long gone are the days of ice sculptures and crepe suzette served up as a matter of course in first class cabins on airliners. But what is presented to premium passengers can still rival some top hotels or restaurants, and can often act as a good barometer for the health of an airline's fortunes. "When times get tough, food is one of the costs airlines can cut without jeopardizing safety," says Andreas Weber, general manager of airline catering company, Gate Gourmet. "It has changed back and forth (over time); airlines go through crises," he says. "(Today) more airlines are investing substantially in their first and business class products. Making people comfortable in big seats, everyone is doing that already, but what is left is the catering experience."
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Much of premium class airline food is hand-prepared
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Gate Gourmet one of three airline catering facilities next to Hong Kong airport
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Company produces around 15,000 meals each day

Question: Responsible for getting 15,000 meals a day onto planes departing Hong Kong International Airport, @placeholder is well versed in meeting the demands of both airlines and passengers.


If they hide their faces the sentence can be increased to three years jail, and a 45,000 euro fine France's Socialist government provoked outrage today by becoming the first in the world to ban protests against Israeli action in Palestine. In what is viewed as an outrageous attack on democracy, Socialist Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said mass demonstrations planned for the weekend should be halted. Mr Cazeneuve said there was a ‘threat to public order’, while opponents said he was ‘criminalising’ popular support of the Palestinian people. Scroll down for video Pro-Palestinian demonstrators take to the streets of Paris on Sunday. France's socialist government has sparked uproar after it banned protests against Israeli action in Palestine
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Move follows violence at protests in Paris last weekend
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Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said there was a 'threat to public order'
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Thousands across France were set to march again this weekend
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Anyone who breaks the ban faces a year in prison and a 15,000 euro fine.
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If they hide their faces the sentence can be increased to three years jail, and a 45,000 euro fine

Question: Referring to the main @placeholder march, Mr Cazeneuve said: ‘I consider that the conditions are not right to guarantee security.’


Chris Brown's assault trial has been delayed until Wednesday as lawyers regroup after the conviction of the singer's bodyguard, who was to have testified. Prosecutors are considering whether to grant immunity to bodyguard Christopher Hollosy so that he could testify in Brown's trial. Minutes before Brown's trial was to have begun in the same court, D.C. Superior Judge Patricia Wynn on Monday morning found Hollosy guilty of assaulting a man on a Washington sidewalk. Hollosy was not justified in hitting Parker Adams since there was no evidence he was advancing on the singer as he took photos with a fan, the judge said. Wynn, who will also decide Brown's case, said she believed the testimony of a limousine driver who said Brown hit Adams before Hollosy attacked.
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Prosecutors consider giving bodyguard immunity to testify in Chris Brown trial
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The Washington verdict may affect Brown's jail time in Los Angeles
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The bodyguard is expected to testify he landed a punch that broke Adams' nose
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Brown's Washington arrest caused his California probation to be revoked

Question: Brown's probation officer reported at a February hearing that the singer "continues to make great improvement" in dealing with anger, stress and drugs, but the judge decided he could not go free until after his trial for the assault charge in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- American Airlines, already grappling with union issues and bankruptcy fallout, is now confronting a third problem: growing reports of loose seats. On Tuesday, the company said another flight had experienced loose seats, bringing the total to three flights on two planes in a week. A plane headed from Vail, Colorado, to Dallas on September 26 had seats come loose, the airline's vice president of safety confirmed Tuesday. The same aircraft experienced a similar problem on a New York to Miami flight on Monday morning. That flight had to return to John F. Kennedy Airport. Separately, a Boeing 757 from Boston to Miami carrying 175 passengers diverted to New York on Saturday when three seats in row 12 came loose shortly after takeoff.
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The seats came loose during three flights on two planes
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American Airlines is evaluating dozens of planes "out of abundance of caution"
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The company says it has found six planes with seats that were not properly secured
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A pilots union an American could resume contract negotiations as early as Wednesday

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Los Angeles is known as the nation's capital of many things. Entertainment. Gangs. Even the creative capital of the world. Add this: The City of Angels is now the nation's "epicenter" for money laundering by international drug cartels. Federal officials made such an announcement this week after they raided downtown businesses and seized an estimated $100 million in cash and from bank accounts around the world that were part of forfeiture actions in the ongoing probe. Some of the laundered money included ransom payments to the Sinaloa drug cartel that allegedly kidnapped and tortured a U.S. citizen at a ranch in Mexico.
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Authorities seize more than $100 million in raids of downtown Los Angeles shops
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The business are located in the city's bazaar-like fashion district
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International drug cartels allegedly use a "trade-based money laundering" scheme
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Couriers brought "duffel bags and suitcases full of cash to many businesses," feds say

Question: To do so, the broker would find businesses in @placeholder that buy goods from U.S.-based firms such as those in the Los Angeles' fashion district.


By James Rush Genetically pure wild bison could be reintroduced to vast swathes of the American West and allowed to roam in parts of their native habitat once again for the first time in more than 100 years. While once millions of the powerful animals roamed the plains to the west of the Mississippi, their numbers were driven down by hunting to fewer than 50, who discovered refuge in Yellowstone National Park in the early 20th century. Officials at the park have now begun seeking public comment on plans which could see the animal reintroduced to states including Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Yellowstone National Park officials begin consultation on reintroduction
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Recent U.S. Interior Department report concluded the animal could potentially be moved back on to land without posing risk to livestock

Question: Concerns have been raised however that bison could bring disease - namely, brucellosis, an infection that causes stillbirths in cows and may have been transmitted to about half the bison in @placeholder from exposure to cattle.


(CNN) -- Those aboard an American Airlines airplane from London got to see a little more of America than they expected Friday, after their flight was diverted to Tulsa, Oklahoma, due to engine trouble. Flight 79 took off from Heathrow Airport at 3 p.m. (10 a.m. ET), destined for Dallas, Texas, according to American Airlines' website. The Boeing 777-200 airliner made it over the United States, but not to its final destination. It was diverted to Tulsa due to an issue with the plane's left engine, American Airlines spokeswoman Laura Masvidal told CNN. She did not specify what the issue was. Its flight crew declared an emergency before landing at Tulsa's airport shortly after 6:30 p.m. CT (7:30 p.m. ET).
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American Airlines Flight 79 took off from London, destined for Dallas
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Spokeswoman: Its crew declared an emergency due to a left engine issue
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The 777 had to sit on the tarmac because Tulsa didn't have Customs agents
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A new aircraft will pick up the passengers and fly them to Texas

Question: The aircraft that will take them to @placeholder was set to leave that Texas city around 9:15 p.m. for Tulsa.


This week, Canada became the latest country to join the U.S.-led fight against ISIS when its lawmakers voted Tuesday to contribute aircraft and personnel in the battle, though Prime Minister Stephen Harper stressed Canada will not commit ground troops. ISIS has seized large swaths of land in its quest to create a caliphate -- an Islamic state -- that stretches from western Syria to eastern Iraq. Turkey joined the coalition late last week as the militants continued to fight Kurdish and Iraqi forces on the ground. In September, the United States promised broad cooperation in the effort against the terror group. So far, Great Britain, France, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands and other nations are participating.
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Canada voted to contribute aircraft and personnel in battle against ISIS
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Jordan have participated in airstrikes; Netherlands hit ISIS in Iraq
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Turkey recently authorized use of military force against ISIS as ISIS took nearby towns
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Kurdish Peshmerga forces are fighting on the ground against ISIS

Question: And last month, U.S. officials said that @placeholder had offered to train on its soil moderate Syrian rebels who would fight ISIS.


President Barack Obama on Saturday nominated Loretta Lynch as his next U.S. attorney general, describing the two-time U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York as a "tough, fair and independent" lawyer. "It's pretty hard to be more qualified for this job than Loretta Lynch," Obama said at the White House, where he was joined by Lynch and outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder. "I can think of no better public servant to be our next attorney general." The president said the Senate overwhelmingly confirmed Lynch twice before as a federal prosecutor. "It's my hope that the Senate will confirm her for a third time without delay," he said.
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President Obama says Loretta Lynch is his pick for attorney general
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She would succeed Eric Holder, who announced his resignation in September

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The mother of a student who was kicked out of high school after starring in gay porn to help pay his family's bills said she couldn't be prouder. Melyssa Lieb, from Cocoa, Florida, said she vehemently supports her son, 18-year-old Robert Marucci, who was suspended from his high school after classmates discovered his explicit career. 'I think he's the most awesome person in the world,' she told WKMG through tears. 'He stood up and he was the man of the house when I couldn't be.' Scroll down for video Support: Melyssa Lieb says she is proud of her son for trying to earn cash for the family
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Robert Marucci was suspended from Cocoa High School in Florida after schoolmates found his explicit videos and began sharing them at school
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Marucci and his mother insist his work is legal and outside school so should not affect his classes
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The school said he was a 'major disruption' - but they have now allowed him back into the classroom following outrage over his suspension

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By Phil Casey, Press Association Scotland's Marc Warren produced a nerveless final round to win his first European Tour title for seven years at the inaugural Made in Denmark event on Sunday. Warren began the day tied for the lead with Wales' Bradley Dredge, but carded a closing 68 in front of massive crowds at Himmerland Golf Resort to finish nine under par. The 33-year-old from Glasgow finished two shots clear of Dredge, with England's Phillip Archer three shots further back in third and home favourite Thomas Bjorn joint fourth with English pair Oliver Fisher and Eddie Pepperell. Title: Mark Warren is closing in on his third European Tour title at the Made in Denamrk event
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Marc Warren produced composed final round to win first European Tour title in seven years at inaugural Made in Denmark event
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Scot finishes two shots clear of Welshman Bradley Dredge at Himmerland
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England's Phillip Archer was three shots further back in third

Question: Dredge hit back with a birdie on the 17th to get within two shots once again, but found an awkward lie on the edge of a fairway bunker and was unable to apply any more pressure as @placeholder held on for the win.


By Louise Boyle UPDATED: 18:11 EST, 28 November 2012 A morbidly obese woman, dubbed the 'half ton killer' after being charged with her nephew's murder, showed off her dramatic weight loss today as she broke her silence on the ordeal. Mayra Rosales originally told police she had accidentally killed two-year-old Eliseo by rolling on top of him while babysitting four years ago. However her 1,100lb frame became her defense - as investigators proved she was so heavy she could not have committed the crime. Rosales, from Texas, said on Tuesday that she despised the nickname. She appeared to have lost a significant amount of weight in photos posted on her Facebook page. Comments from supporters suggested that the 31-year-old had her stomach stapled earlier this month.
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Mayra Rosales, 31, has 'nothing against' her sister Jaime and still loves her
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Mayra was originally on trial for killing the boy by crushing him
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Jaime beat her two-year-old son to death with hairbrush in 2008 and allowed morbidly obese sister to take the fall
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Rosales posted Facebook pictures of recent weight loss surgery

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By Sarah Harris PUBLISHED: 17:56 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 08:35 EST, 30 December 2013 Headmistress of Heathfield School Jo Heywood said appearing 'dumb' is seen as a good way to make a fortune Reality TV shows such as The Only Way is Essex and Made in Chelsea are infecting too many classrooms with a ‘culture of stupidity’, according to a leading headmistress. Jo Heywood said Michael Gove’s education reforms are being jeopardised because appearing ‘dumb’ is seen as a good way to make a fortune rather than working hard. She singled out TOWIE’s Joey Essex, who cannot tell the time and is capitalising on his reputation for being dense as well as former cast member, Mark Wright, for particular criticism.
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Jo Heywood is head of girls-only Heathfield School in Ascot, Berkshire
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She criticised TOWIE’s Joey Essex, and former cast member, Mark Wright
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A young man who suffered a horrific brain injury will embark on an incredible charity bike ride as a moving memorial for his friend, Kim Hunt, who was killed in a tragic murder-suicide. Ms Hunt; a beloved intensive care nurse, wife and mother, was found dead in September last year as a result of a suspected murder-suicide. Her husband Geoff and their three young children Fletcher, Mia and Phoebe were also tragically found dead on their country property, all with gunshot wounds. Mrs Hunt suffered from a traumatic brain injury after a car crash in 2012. Just weeks beforehand and mere kilometres away, fellow Lockhart resident Luke Stojanovic sustained very similar injuries after a bike accident.
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Kim Hunt died after a suspected murder-suicide in Lockhart, NSW in 2014
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Her husband Geoff and children Fletcher, Mia and Phoebe also died
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Mrs Hunt suffered a horrific brain injury in 2012 after she rolled her car
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Just weeks earlier and kilometres away, promising motocross rider Luke Stojanovic, then 20, suffered an eerily similar injury
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He is now embarking on an 180 kilometre ride in her memory and to raise money for the intensive care units which helped both of their recoveries
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The country town of Lockhart will first show their support with another fundraising ride in March

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:06 EST, 23 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:53 EST, 23 June 2013 'May the peace of God and blessings of God be upon you.' That's the message the father of the only American prisoner of war in Afghanistan conveyed to his son's captors. The message came at a rally Saturday in Idaho, the home state of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who was captured by Taliban fighters four years ago after completing a guard shift at a combat outpost. Jani and Bob Bergdahl, the parents of captured U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, address a rally held in their son's honor in Haley, Idaho
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Bowe Bergdahl was captured by Taliban fighters in 2009
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Taliban leaders and U.S. officials are scheduled to discuss his potential release later this week
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In exchange for Bergdahl's release, the Taliban wants the U.S. to release prisoners from Guantanamo Bay
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GITMO detainees cannot be released without Congressional approval

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By Phil Casey Rory McIlroy wants to use his Open triumph as a springboard to further success this season, but insists he has never thought about matching Jack Nicklaus' record haul of major titles. McIlroy's win at Royal Liverpool earlier this month made him just the third player after Nicklaus and Tiger Woods to win three majors by the age of 25. And although the Northern Irishman would love to win a second US PGA title next week before trying to complete a career Grand Slam in next year's Masters, Nicklaus' tally of 18 major titles is not on his mind.
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Rory McILroy is not thinking of rivalling Jack Nicklaus' tally of major titles
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The Golden Bear won 18 major titles during his illustrious career
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McIlroy became only third player to win three majors after his victory at The Open at Royal Liverpool, Hoylake
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Northern Irishman needs only The Masters to complete his Grand Slam
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McIlroy is competing at theÂ WGC-Bridgestone Invitational ahead of the US PGA Championships

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Mourners said a solemn farewell to slain journalist Marie Colvin as her family, friends, and colleagues gathered Monday to remember a woman they say gave a voice to those who could not speak for themselves. Colvin, 56, an Oyster Bay, New York, native and veteran correspondent who worked for London's The Sunday Times, was killed last month in Syria while trying to get her shoes so she could escape a shelling attack in the besieged city of Homs, her paper reported. "She was an outstanding reporter, she went all over the world, she covered a lot of wars," Sunday Times Editor John Witherow told reporters after her funeral service. "She took tremendous risks and what she did she thought was very important."
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Marie Colvin, 56, was killed last month during the shelling of Homs, Syria
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"She was an outstanding reporter ... she covered a lot of wars," John Witherow says
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The Tamil people admire her reporting Colvin during the Sri Lankan civil war, an official says

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Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has reported to a federal prison in Texarkana, Texas, to begin serving a 10-year sentence for corruption during the years when the city was struggling to recover from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina. Nagin arrived at the facility shortly before noon Monday. New Orleans television stations showed images of Nagin hugging family members in a parking lot before he entered the lockup. Nagin, a Democrat, was thrust into the national spotlight in 2005, when Katrina overwhelmed levees and flooded 80 percent of New Orleans, killing 1,500 people and causing some $80 billion in damage.
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Ray Nagin, 58, is serving a 10-year sentence for bribery, money laundering and other corruption
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The crimes spanned his two terms, including the chaotic years following Katrina
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The bribes came in the form of money, free vacations and truckloads of free granite for his family business

Question: He also drew notoriety for impolitic remarks, such as the racially charged ‘@placeholder will be chocolate again’ and his comment that a growing violent crime problem ‘keeps the New Orleans brand out there.’


(CNN) -- News that Microsoft has sunk $300 million into a venture with Barnes & Noble sends a clear signal that the computing giant and the bookseller aim to shake up the e-book market with new ammo in their fight against Amazon and Apple. But whatever impact the move has on sales of B&N's Nook e-readers now, it's the future of the partnership that has truly disruptive potential. The Nook's considerable catalog of books and other content could become more formidable when married with products like Microsoft's forthcoming Windows 8 operating system -- which is designed to run on tablet computers -- and even its leading game console, the Xbox.
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Microsoft's investment in the Nook expands options for Barnes & Noble e-books
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The Windows 8 operating system could benefit from the Nook's catalog
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Currently, Amazon dominates the e-reader and e-book marketplace
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Microsoft spent $300 million for 17.6% of B&N's e-book business

Question: "What's happening right now is, Amazon is walking away with that business, because @placeholder already has the book buyer at a critical point: their website," McQuivey said.


'We want everyone to know that a woman is no different to a man when it comes to defending her country.' That is the message from a group of incredibly brave women who have signed up to fight for the Kurdish Peoples' Protection Unit (YPG) against the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS). The young women, seen practising with AK-47s, said that they were motivated to join the YPG to help repel ISIS advances in their hometowns. Thity-five per cent of the Kurdish army are women as they defend their territory One female soldier fires an AK-47 as she improves her target practice
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35% of Kurdish troops in Northern Syria are women
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They are seen practicing with AK-47s and going through drills
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Some are taking temporary leave from school to fight ISIS
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Another video shows ISIS jihadists stalking streets of Kobane

Question: The video emerged as fierce street battles broke out yesterday - the first significant fighting in the city since the majority of @placeholder' militants were pushed back into the suburbs two days ago by the most intense coalition bombing raids of the past few weeks.


(CNN) -- Australia said Wednesday that it has chosen a Dutch company to carry out the next phase of the underwater search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which mysteriously disappeared five months ago this week. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss announced at a news conference that Fugro Survey will use two vessels for the search in the southern Indian Ocean, where the Malaysian plane is believed to have gone down after it flew off course and dropped off radar. The two ships will be equipped with towed deep-water vehicles and will also use side-scan sonar, multi-beam echo sounders and video cameras in the search, Australian authorities said.
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NEW: Australia says amount of money Malaysia will contribute not yet agreed
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Authorities choose the Dutch firm Fugro Survey to carry out the Indian Ocean search
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The firm will use two vessels to scour 60,000 square kilometers of ocean floor
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MH370 disappeared from radar five months ago; wreckage hasn't been found

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Question: Australia: @placeholder likely on autopilot with unresponsive crew in flight's final stage


By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 11:57 EST, 15 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:44 EST, 15 June 2013 A woman driver was forced to dramatically stop her car on the fast lane of a busy motorway in a terrifying road rage incident, police have said. The victim had been driving her silver BMW on the anti-clockwise stretch of the M25 when a blue, foreign-registered Mercedes started tailgating her vehicle. The Mercedes, believed to be a left-hand drive, then undertook the BMW Z4 before pulling back in front of it. Road rage: The woman had been travelling in the fast lane of the M25 motorway when she was forced to stop when a Mercedes dramatically pulled out in front of her and came to an abrupt halt (file picture)
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Foreign-registered Mercedes had been tailgating woman driver
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Car then pulled out in front woman, forcing her to stop
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Road rage incident happened on anti-clockwise stretch through Surrey

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(CNN) -- Over the past two years, 12 Americans have been charged with supporting militant groups fighting in Syria or have died while fighting with such groups. Who are they? Of the dozen Americans drawn to fight with ISIS or the al Qaeda affiliated Nusra Front, a profile does appear to be emerging: They are young, typically high school graduates and college students, who are self-recruited online by what they view as exciting video propaganda pouring out of ISIS and Nusra, and they seek to reach the Syrian battlefields by traveling via Turkey. The dozen Americans are a rainbow of ethnicities; of South Asian, East Asian, Caucasian, Middle Eastern and African-American descent, according to a survey by New America.
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12 Americans have been charged with supporting militant groups in Syria or have died there
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Peter Bergen: They are young, mostly not college grads, likely to have traveled through Turkey
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None is of Syrian descent; they represent a wide mix of ethnic backgrounds, he says
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Bergen: All but two of the 12 were active on jihadi social media

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In a throwback to the Cold War, a Russian spy ship caused a stir after unexpectedly docking in Havana on the eve of historic talks between the U.S. and Cuba. There was nothing stealthy about the arrival of the Viktor Leonov CCB-175, which was moored to a pier in Old Havana where cruise ships often dock. But the visit was not officially announced by Cuban authorities. The timing also raised eyebrows as it came on Tuesday, the eve of historic U.S-Cuba talks aimed at normalising diplomatic relations. U.S. officials in Washington played down the presence of the Russian vessel, saying it was perfectly legal and not at all out of the ordinary.
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Viktor Leonov moors up in Old Havana pier during key diplomatic talks
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U.S. officials play down arrival saying it was 'not unusual, not alarming'

Question: Senior U.S. officials say they hope @placeholder will agree to reopen embassies and appoint ambassadors in each other's capitals in coming months.

Question: Cuba complained the U.S. law promotes dangerous illegal immigration and protested against a separate @placeholder program that encourages Cuban doctors to defect, calling it a 'reprehensible brain drain practice.'


(CNN) -- Tiger Woods has been clubbed into the long grass by EA Sports after the games manufacturer ended its association with the world's most famous golfer. Woods, 37, won the last of his 14 major titles back in 2008, but this year returned to world No.1 after replacing Rory McIlroy at the top of the rankings. There were 14 editions of the video game bearing his name, which was played by millions of golf fans across the world. Writing on EA's official website, the company's vice-president and general manager Daryl Holt commented: "EA Sports and Tiger Woods have made a mutual decision to end our partnership, which includes Tiger's named PGA Tour golf game. We've always been big fans of Tiger and we wish him continued success in all his future endeavors.
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EA Sports will drop the Tiger Woods name from its next-gen golf games
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There have been 14 editions of the Tiger Woods game
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PR expert believes Woods in unique category when it comes to sponsorship
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EA Sports sold $771 million worth of games with Woods' name on it

Question: "Losing a marquee sponsorship deal says two things: first, he's no longer the force he once was on the golf course; and secondly, @placeholder will no doubt be replacing him with someone else," he said.


By Daily Mail Reporter The grandmother of a five-year-old girl, who died after taking a mix of pills found at the home of one of her drug-addict mother's friends, has spoken of her heartbreak. Ashton-Lynette Arnold had been raised by her grandmother, Stacy Molinelli, for the first two years of her life as her mother, Elizabeth Rydbom battle with drug addiction. But, for the last three years of her all-too-short life, Ashton was in her mother's care while her devoted grandmother watched helplessly as the tragic steps to her death unfolded. Heart-broken: Stacy Molinelli looks at photos of her granddaughter Ashton, who died after swallowing pills
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Ashton-Lynette Arnold died after taking a cocktail of pills found at house her mom was staying in
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Elizabeth Rydbom was investigated several times during daughter's life
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Rydbom, who was charged with child neglect, tested twice for narcotics by child welfare agencies
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Stacy Molinelli was advised not to apply for custody of her grandchild

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Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- A Niger Delta leader arrested in South Africa after a bombing in Nigeria will be held separately from other prisoners until a bail hearing next week, his lawyer said Tuesday. A judge in Johannesburg court ruled Tuesday that Henry Okah will have his bail hearing October 14, said attorney Rudi Krause. "The prosecution has indicated they plan to oppose his release on bail, but I am confident  our application will be successful," said Krause, who wanted Okah separated from the general prison population for his safety. Charged in South Africa under terrorism legislation, Okah is suspected of being a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, known as MEND, which took responsibility for the bombings that killed 12 and injured 50 in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, on Friday.
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NEW: Henry Okah to be apart from other prisoners until bail hearing
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MEND, which claims responsibility, says it gave the government notice of bombings
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The president says the attack was an attempt to disrupt independence celebrations

Question: "@placeholder has never been involved in any MEND operations but has always been blamed for every attack, which is strange to us," MEND's statement said.


When Paula O'Brien and Abbey Donohoe first met at a party thrown by a mutual friend four years ago in Bettendrof, Iowa, the other guests were struck by how alike they both looked. The comparisons even went as far as calling 29-year-old Abbey and 39-year-old Paula sisters - but incredibly, a Facebook posting from last week revealed those first impressions to be not so far from the truth. On Wednesday, March 6th, Paula sent out a heartfelt post recalling how her brother gave up his daughter for adoption almost 30-years-ago, which set in motion a chain of events which revealed that Abbey was in fact that child - Paula's niece.
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Paula O'Brien, 39, discovered last week that her friend of four years, Abbey Donohoe, 29, is in fact her niece
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Abbey was given up for adoption by Paula's brother almost 30-years-ago
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Paula's family has celebrated Abbey's birthday every year in her absence

Question: Abbey Donohoe (left) discovered that Paula O'Brien (right) was her aunt after a random Facebook post mentioning her adoption was posted by @placeholder last week


By Bianca London With their washboard abs, toned legs and defined arms, Nicole Scherzinger and Suki Waterhouse possess bodies that most of us wouldn't mind having. Now FEMAIL can reveal exactly how Nicole and Suki achieve their honed physiques - and it takes hard work, intense training sessions and a lot of willpower to look this good. The singer and model are both huge fans of the Viking Method, an intense training programme based on the lifestyle of the Icelandic people that promises to teach you how to 'train like professionals, eat like nutritionists and sleep like babies.' Scroll down for video
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Follow Viking Method devised by Svava Sigbertsdottir
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Trains clients based on body type and shocks body's metabolism
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Uses techniques such as kick-boxing, crawling and leap frogs
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When Nicole was in the UK, Svava trained her three to four times a week
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Sees Suki three times a week and says she's 'perfect' for the method

Question: 'Surviving centuries of isolation, cold, enormous volcanic eruptions and hardship, the @placeholder carry within their genes the toughness to endure anything they are faced with.


By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 09:33 EST, 19 March 2012 | UPDATED: 07:18 EST, 20 March 2012 YouTube is successfully transforming into a full-blown web TV service - site users are staying 60 per cent longer than they did a year ago. The average time spent watching video on Google video sites is now 418.2 minutes per user, per month, according to Comscore data. The shift is credited to YouTube's recent relaunch, which added a focus on TV-like 'Channels' and longer, professionally made shows. Google staff said that subscriptions to the site's 'Channels' have gone up 50 per cent since the 'new look' launched in December.
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Site users now stay for 418 minutes per month
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Increase of 60% on last year, say Comscore figures
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Comes in wake of relaunch to become more TV-like
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Subscriptions to Channels have risen 50%

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Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association for his public comments after Chelsea's draw with Southampton in December. The charge comes after the Chelsea boss received a formal warning over his pre-match comments ahead of the Stoke game when he spoke of the need for a 'strong referee'. Mourinho was furious after Cesc Fabregas was booked for diving by referee Anthony Taylor during the 1-1 draw at St Mary's on December 28 when replays showed he had been tripped by Matt Targett. Jose Mourinho (right) talks to his support staff after Cesc Fabregas was booked for diving against the Saints
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Chelsea drew 1-1 with Southampton at St Mary's at the end of December
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Jose Mourinho was furious after Cesc Fabregas was booked for diving
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Referee Anthony Taylor booked the Chelsea midfielder for simulation
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Replays showed, however, that Fabregas had been tripped by Matt Targett
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Mourinho claimed following the match: 'It is clearly the result of something that looks like a campaign'
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Mourinho will not front Chelsea's press briefing on Friday
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Assistant coach Steve Holland will now front the media conference

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(CNET) -- Symbian and Android will dominate the mobile operating system market by 2014, research firm Gartner said Friday. Gartner expects that Symbian and Android together will account for 59.8 percent of the total worldwide mobile OS market by 2014, split almost equally -- Symbian with 30.2 percent, and Android with 29.6 percent. Android is already closing the gap with the market leader. By the end of 2010, Gartner says, Google's Android will sneak into second place behind Nokia-backed Symbian with 17.7 percent market share, compared to Symbian's 40.1 percent. At the end of 2009, Android OS had just 3.9 percent market share, the research firm reported.
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Symbian and Android will dominate mobile operating system market by 2014, research firm says
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Gartner expects two together will account for 59.8 percent of the total mobile OS market
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Its predictions don't bode well for RIM's BlackBerry OS and Apple's iOS

Question: @placeholder's success can be attributed to "communication service providers' marketing and vendor support," Gartner said.


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 11:07 EST, 6 August 2013 | UPDATED: 04:32 EST, 7 August 2013 A disgruntled former Tesco worker has admitted dumping a severed deer's head on a self-service till and draping the entrails in the bread aisle. James Hyett, 33, carried the bloodied animal remains into the 24-hour store in Saffron Walden, Essex in the early hours of the morning hidden inside a black bin bag. He spoke to his former colleagues before dumping the decapitated deer head by the tills. Disgruntled former worker: James Hyett, 33, dumped the deer's head on a self-service till in the Tesco supermarket in Saffron Walden, Essex, a court heard
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James Hyett, 33, carried the bloodied remains into the store in a black bag
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He spoke to former colleagues then dumped the remains by the checkouts
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Hyett also damaged an in-store cleaner by filling it with sunflower oil

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Washington (CNN) -- Just a day before voters head to the polls, the New Hampshire Senate race is anyone's guess with the two candidates locked in a dead heat according to two new polls. Incumbent Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen edges out Republican challenger Scott Brown in a WMUR poll out Sunday while Brown is barely ahead of Shaheen by a one point margin in a New England College poll also out Sunday. Both results amount to a statistical tie with both leads within the polls' margin of error. The last word from the WMUR poll of 757 likely voters calls the race at 47% for Shaheen to Brown's 45% -- but 6% of voters say they remain undecided.
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Two polls released Sunday showed the New Hampshire senate race a dead heat
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The WMUR poll has Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen ahead by 2 percentage points
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The New England College poll had former Sen. Scott Brown ahead by 1 percentage point

Question: While the race has tightened in Brown's favor, a larger share of voters' polled by WMUR said they believe Shaheen is most likely to pull through with a win -- 55% of respondents said @placeholder would triumph compared to 49% in October.


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 20:55 EST, 9 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 10 December 2013 A hallucinogenic drug used in shamanic rituals in the Amazon is growing in popularity in the U.S., researchers have found. Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is the active ingredient in ayahuasca, which is a plant-based mixture that can also be smoked to give users a hallucinatory 'journey' more extreme than that of LSD, ketamine or magic mushrooms. Adam Winstock, founder of the Global Drugs Survey, claims it has 'a larger proportion of new users' compared to other powerful drugs. Ayahuasca: A shaman in the Coafan region boils leaves for their psychoactive properties as used in ayahuasca, Ecuador, 2009
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Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is the active ingredient in ayahuasca, which is a plant-based mixture that can also be smoked
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The drug apparently gives users a hallucinatory 'journey' more extreme than that of LSD, ketamine or magic mushrooms
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Adam Winstock, founder of the Global Drugs Survey, claims the drug has 'a larger proportion of new users' compared to these other powerful drugs
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He says this suggests 'its popularity may increase'

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France has been ordered to pay thousands in compensation Somali pirates who had attacked French ships, because the pirates' human rights were disregarded when they were arrested. The French army took too long to bring the pirates before a judge when they apprehended the sea-faring criminals in 2008, the European Court of Human Rights ruled. France now has to pay between 5,000 and 2,000 euros (£3,945, and £1,578) to each pirate for 'moral damages'. Inlaws or Outlaws? France has been ordered to pay between  £1,578 - £3,945 to each Somali pirate for 'moral damages' as well as from £2,367 to £7,100 to cover each pirate's legal costs
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France to pay compensation to Somali pirates over 2008 arrests
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Army 'took too long to bring the pirates before a judge', ECHR rules
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France to pay £1,578 - £3,945 to each Somali pirate for 'moral damages'
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Also to pay from £2,367 to £7,100 to cover each pirate's legal costs

Question: In the ruling, the ECHR acknowledged the @placeholder were operating under 'completely exceptional circumstances' -  the arrest took place'more than 4,000 miles from French territory - which explained the long detention without seeing a judge.


(CNN) -- Facebook is holding a news conference on Tuesday, where it is expected to announce that the company is moving operations to Menlo Park, California. Perhaps no one is more excited to learn of Facebook's plans than the city's mayor. Facebook has reportedly signed a deal with a real estate agency for employees to move into offices in Menlo Park. Facebook is outgrowing its current headquarters near Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. An invitation to a Facebook event next week, set to take place at Menlo Park City Hall, went out to reporters on Friday. Menlo Park Mayor Rich Cline received the same e-mail, with no further explanation.
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Facebook is in talks to relocate its offices from Palo Alto, California, to Menlo Park
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Facebook has scheduled a news conference at Menlo Park City Hall for Tuesday
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Menlo Park's mayor says he doesn't know for sure whether Facebook is moving in

Question: Discussions between @placeholder and Menlo Park officials have been "extensive," Cline said.

Question: He joked that Facebook could hold an event at his city hall, and say, "We brought everybody down to say ... we're staying in @placeholder!"


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- Standing in his food shack under posters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in a Caracas slum, 70-year-old Miguel Bigello relays his backhanded support for Barack Obama. "For all the deaths he's caused, he's not touched Latin America," he said. "The other guy [Mitt Romney] is too radical. He will fight here for the oil." The elderly man is an avid supporter of Chavez, his "Comandante," and in the small wooden hut sits a carving of the face of Che Guevara as well as a poster depicting Latin American independence hero Símon Bolívar. Postcard: Why 'Obamagic' has worn off in Nigeria
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Hugo Chavez endorsed Obama, calling him a 'good guy'
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Venezuela-U.S. relations have been rocky for more than a decade
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Romney's harder stance on Chavez appeals to Venezuelan opposition
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America remains Venezuela's biggest oil market

Question: Venezuela is still hungover from its own presidential election and in this fervently political country — mostly thanks to Chavez's ubiquity, strength of personality and polarizing policies — the @placeholder election campaign offers some light relief after a trying few months.

Question: "@placeholder is more willing to tolerate high gasoline prices because gas at $4 a gallon makes people more willing to invest in alternative technologies and for those technologies to be more cost effective."


Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) -- When Ahmed Jama decided to leave behind the successful restaurant he'd started in London to open a new one in one of the world's most dangerous cities, his hometown of Mogadishu, reactions ranged from surprise to scorn to straightforward questioning of his sanity. "A lot of people think that I am a crazy guy," says the Somali chef, his wiry figure looming over roasting pans full of vegetables and meat inside his downtown Mogadishu eatery. "When I opened this restaurant they could not believe it," he remembers. "When I came here and bought the land some people told me, 'you are not coming back, come back when you're ready' -- I said, 'I am going to build it soon.'"
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Somali chef Ahmed Jama owns five restaurants across Mogadishu
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He left his successful cafe in London to start a new business in his hometown
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Jama says he wanted to give his countrymen a taste of normal life
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Growing numbers of Somalis come back to be part of their country's renaissance

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By Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:31 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:11 EST, 4 April 2013 An emotional Kevin Ware broke down in tears today as he described how his Louisville teammates came through for him while doctors worked to repair his horrifically broken leg. The Louisville guard was speaking out in his first round of television interviews for the first time since his injury on Sunday night, thanking fans for their support and promised he would do his best to return to the court. Ware said he will travel to the Final Four on his crutches and expects to be a big presence for the Cardinals on the team bench as they take on Wichita State on Saturday.
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Kevin Ware, 20, has rejoined his teammates in Louisville one day after he was released from the hospital
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He has been medically cleared to travel with the team to Atlanta where Louisville will take on Wichita State in the Final Four game
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He landed badly on his right leg during Sunday night's Louisville-Duke game

Question: He said that even though he will be on the bench for the game on Saturday, he hopes he can contribute to another @placeholder victory.


(CNN) -- Penn State University President Rodney Erickson tried to distance the school from the sexual abuse scandal that has rocked the campus as he spoke to angry alumni Thursday night. "It grieves me very much when I hear people say 'the Penn State scandal.' This is not Penn State. This is the (Jerry) Sandusky scandal," Erickson said. The town hall meeting in a hotel in suburban Philadelphia comes the same day Penn State revealed it is paying long-time coach Joe Paterno as if he retired at the end of the season, even though the university relieved him of his coaching duties on November 9.
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'This is not Penn State. This is the Sandusky scandal," university president says
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The renowned football coach was removed from his job in November
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Paterno's dismissal came amid a sex abuse scandal involving a former assistant
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Scandal led to the university president's firing and criminal charges against two officials

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(CNN) -- Kim Jong Il's passing closes a sad and tragic chapter for the people of North Korea. His 17-year reign will be remembered as a dark period in their history characterized by great suffering and steady and dangerous provocations to the outside world. Though North Korea is an extremely opaque country, we can have some confidence that a transition plan established over a year ago is now being implemented. Public pronouncements from Pyongyang indicate 29-year-old Kim Jong Un has assumed leadership, and preparations are under way for a public funeral for Kim Jong Il, with Kim Jong Un presiding. Even the launch of a short-range missile off North Korea's east coast around the time of Kim's death can be seen as "North Korean normalcy."
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Jon Huntsman: Death of Kim Jong Il could lead to more instability
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He says U.S. must work closely with China, Japan, Russia to stay on top of events
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N. Korean missiles that could reach U.S. territory need to be closely watched, he says
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Huntsman says centenary of Kim Il Sung's birth may give rise to provocative actions

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By Toby Harnden President Barack Obama appears to be clinging to wafer-thin leads in most swing states, but Mitt Romney's decision to pull staffers out of North Carolina is a sign of his campaign's increasing confidence. Romney is now ahead in most Florida polls and ahead or level in Virginia, as Obama appears to be just leading in Ohio. The Republican nominee needs at least two of these states to win while three would probably guarantee 270 electoral college votes and victory. Lead: Romney, seen exchanging pleasantries with Obama during this week's debate, is pulling his staff out of North Carolina - an indication that he expects to win there
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Romney pulls staff out of North Carolina in confidence he'll win the state
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Obama only appears to be winning in Ohio, as he intensifies campaigns in Ohio, Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada
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Latest polling numbers show an extremely tight race in key states

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American Simone Biles retained her world women's all-around gymnastics title on Friday, but it wasn't just the other competitors she had to fight off on her way to victory. 17-year-old Biles wrapped up the win after a late challenge from Romania's Larisa Andreea Iordache, but was interuppted on the medals podium when a bee flew out from her flower bouquet. When asked about the incident, Biles told USA Today, 'I don't do bugs.' When Simone Biles realised there was a bee in her bouquet, she threw it away in fear The moment remained light-hearted, as Biles joked with her compatriot Kyla Ross on the podium (right)
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17-year-old Simone Biles retained her world gymnastic title on Friday
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She fought off competition from Romanian Larisa Andreea Iordache
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The medal ceremony was disrupted when a bee flew out from her flowers
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Biles threw the bouquet away, before joking with her fellow competitors

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By Lee Moran PUBLISHED: 12:40 EST, 14 January 2013 | UPDATED: 05:16 EST, 17 January 2013 A Spanish scientist says he has discovered a female chimpanzee who is addicted to watching porn. Gina, a resident of Seville Zoo, chose to solely watch adult entertainment channels when a television and remote control was placed in her enclosure. Primatologist Pablo Herreros, writing in Spanish newspaper El Mundo at the weekend, told how he made the discovery some years ago on a tour of the nation's chimpanzee enclosures. Porn addict: Gina the chimpanzee (not pictured) favoured the adult channels on her TV over all others. Stock image
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Seville Zoo chimp Gina chose solely to watch adult entertainment channels when a digital TV was placed in her enclosure

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By Louise Boyle Last updated at 10:51 PM on 1st March 2012 President Obama left a pleasantly warm Washington this morning for a near blizzard in New Hampshire to drum up voter support as the presidential election loomed on the horizon. Wrapped in a long overcoat, the President smiled and shook hands in the snow on the runway in Manchester as the temperature hovered around 25F. Obama had set off from the capital where it was a bright and sunny day with the temperatures climbing to 66F. His convoy then moved off slowly in the slippery conditions to Nashua Community College where he toured the school's automotive lab before making a speech.
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President told college crowd Republican claims about his energy policy won't pass a 'political bull-detector test'
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Traveled on to New York to attend four fundraisers

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Private Eye editor Ian Hislop said the victims of the Charlie Hebdo shooting had 'paid a very high price for exercising their comic liberty'. The satirical magazine targeted by three masked gunmen is widely seen as France's answer to Private Eye and prides itself on a mixture of tongue-in-cheek reporting and investigative journalism. At least 12 people died in the attack, believed to include editorial staff members Jean Cabu, Stephane 'Charb' Charbonnier, Bernard 'Tignous' Verlhac and Bernard Maris. Scroll down for video Private Eye editor Ian Hislop said the victims of the Charlie Hebdo shooting had 'paid a very high price for exercising their comic liberty'
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British comedian and writer condemns 'murderous attack on free speech'
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Magazine Charlie Hebdo widely seen as France's answer to Private Eye
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Publication has taken several highly provocative swipes at Islam
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Four cartoonists among 12 killed by masked gunmen who stormed offices
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David Cameron insists terrorists cannot harm free speech and democracy

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By Nola Ojomu and Felicity Thistlethwaite It's been an emotional week for former glamour model Katie Price, 35, after she found out her part-time stripper husband Kieran Hayler, 26, was having an affair with her best friend Jane Pountney, 49. Katie - who also recently discovered she was six months pregnant with her fifth child, her second with Kieran -  reportedly uncovered her third husband's affair earlier this week. The expectant mother claims she was already suspicious about her husband's friendship with long-term friend Jane after she caught the pair in a moonlit tryst on holiday - but at the time accepted the pair's emphatic claims it was a drunken kiss.
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Miss Price accused husband Kieran Hayler of affair with friend Jane Pountney on Twitter, on Wednesday 7th May
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She announced her imminent 'divorce' and call Jane a 'homewrecker'
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Jane and Kieran had a 'drunken snog' on the first day of a couples' holiday to Cape Verde in April and were 'busted' by the former glamour model
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The 35-year-old is six months pregnant with their second child together
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Some fans have accused of her making up the split as a 'publicity stunt'
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The couple only married in the Bahamas in January 2013

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It was the emotional moment these soldiers had dreamed of for nine months in Afghanistan: to finally be dismissed so they could see their families. But as they dutifully waited in line to receive orders, three-year-old Cooper Waldvogel took charge. Ignoring the strict military protocol, he ran up to the troops and into the arms of his mom Kathryn, a member of the National Guard. Scroll down for video Heart-warming: Kathryn Waldvogel, 25, dropped her military stance to cuddle three-year-old Connor after returning to Chisholm, Minnesota, from a nine-month tour with the National Guard in Afghanistan on Tuesday The line of uniformed officers from Chisholm, Minnesota, tried desperately to keep straight faces as the touching display reduced many to tearful smiles and laughter.
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National Guard of Chisholm, Minn., ordered not to talk to family on arrival
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They stood awaiting orders after returning from 9-month Afghanistan tour
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But Connor Waldvogel, 3, reduced line to smiles as he rushed to hug mom
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It is the first time in 18 months both his military parents are together

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The man accused of kidnapping 16-year-old Hannah Anderson and murdering her mother and brother was killed on Saturday, bringing to an end a manhunt that spanned from California to Idaho, authorities said. James Lee DiMaggio, 40, was shot and killed by an FBI agent following what was described as a "confrontation" near Morehead Lake, according to authorities. Hannah was found alive, and she was taken to an area hospital for an evaluation, authorities said. Here's a look at the timeline of the case: Saturday, August 3 Hannah is last seen at cheerleading practice near her home in San Diego County.
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On Saturday,16-year-old Hannah Anderson was found and is safe, authorities say
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Her alleged captor, James DiMaggio, is dead, police say
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The teen's brother and mother were killed in a fire at their family home

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After Tiger Woods' former caddie made a racist remark at a awards dinner, he was condemned by the Professional Golfers Association and Tiger Woods' management team, but it's Adam Scott's lack of criticism that has people talking now. Williams was given an award for the year’s best celebration - a reference to his tongue-in-cheek claim that his current employer Adam Scott’s victory at the Bridgestone Invitational in August was ‘the best win of my career’ - despite being on the bag with Woods for 13 majors. Asked what the celebration was all about, Williams said: ‘It was my aim to shove it right up that black a**hole.’
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Steve Williams, who worked for Woods for 13 years, referred to his former boss as a 'black a**hole' to press
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The caddy posted an apology on his website
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Woods' management said comment was 'regrettable'
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Scott refuses to fire Williams, accepted an apology

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(CNN) -- America's right place is at the vanguard of the quest for freedom and equality. The country was founded on that principle, as a nation whose very identity is built on equal rights and true freedom for its citizens. Wednesday's twin decisions by the Supreme Court in favor of gay equality allowed the country to move closer to its founding ideals. That is not just good news for gay Americans, for their families and for the United States. It is excellent news for the cause of freedom and equality around the globe, and not just for gay people. What happens in the U.S. matters. It influences views everywhere. That's why when the high court ruled that the federal law perversely named the "Defense of Marriage Act" or DOMA is unconstitutional and allowed the anti-gay marriage Proposition 8 in California to be struck down, the news rippled to all corners of the world.
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Frida Ghitis: Supreme Court rulings on gay rights resonate around the world
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She says they help restore America's role at the vanguard of personal freedom
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Ghitis: Many countries still harshly publish homosexuality
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She says U.S. has strayed from its role at times but it's appropriate to return to it

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Changzhou, China (CNN) -- This is a bustling, modern Chinese city. Shoppers decked out in the last fashions prowl shining new shopping malls. It's about two hours drive from the glamorous metropolis of Shanghai, yet it's fair to say very few people outside of China have heard of it. But now, Changzhou has landed right in the middle of a U.S political firestorm. It's all about jobs: American jobs shipped to China. And it goes all the way to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. In a thriving industrial area on the outskirts of Changzhou is a factory run by Sensata Technologies. It makes sensors for cars. Sensata is controlled by the private equity firm Bain Capital, and that is where Romney comes in.
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Sensata, a subsidiary of Mitt Romney's former company Bain Capital, has a factory in China
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The group is shifting jobs from the United States to the Chinese plant
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Workers there say this is simple economics at work
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One of the employees says he doesn't know who Romney is

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(CNN) -- Having to guard NBA stars like LeBron James and Paul Pierce can be the most daunting task for many basketball players. But for Milwaukee Bucks forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute -- who is actually a prince in his native Cameroon -- turning up against such basketball royalty is an enthralling experience. "I take pride in my defense," says Mbah a Moute, a 6 feet 8 inches forward who has leaped onto the NBA scene in the last few years, becoming an athletic ambassador for Africa in the world's top basketball league. Born and raised in Cameroon, Mbah a Moute is the third-youngest son of the chieftain of a village near the country's capital Yaounde. His father is also the general manager of the Cameroonian National Employment Fund.
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Luc Richard Mbah a Moute is an NBA basketball player for the Milwaukee Bucks
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Mbah a Moute's father is the chief of the Bia Messe village in Cameroon
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The energetic forward is regarded as one of the best defenders in the NBA
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Having taken part in Basketball Without Borders, he wants to help Africa's youth realize their potential

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The overthrow of Moammar Gadhafi has had a messy and often confused aftermath, as rival groups jostle for a stake in the new Libya after four decades of dictatorship. But while the realities of Libya's new order remain murky, for the country's Berber minority, the task ahead is clear. The removal of the old regime has cleared the way for a renaissance of their ancient language and culture that were brutally suppressed under Gadhafi's hardline rule. Known in their native tongue as Amazigh, or "free man," the Berbers are the indigenous inhabitants of North Africa, whose culture  predominated in the region prior to the 7th century Arab invasion.
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Libya's indigenous Berber population had their culture suppressed under Gadhafi
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Also known as Amazigh, they could not even give their children Berber names
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Amazigh culture is blossoming in post-Gadhafi Libya
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But activists fear that their culture and language will not be protected in the new Libya

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(CNN) -- Rejection -- even repeated rejection -- doesn't have to mean defeat. That, it turns out, is the lasting lesson of the Chuck Ross story. You may recognize the name; two Sundays ago, I wrote about J.K. Rowling, the spectacularly successful author of the Harry Potter books, and about how she has published a detective novel under the name Robert Galbraith. In the column, I recalled what a young and frustrated writer -- Chuck Ross -- did in the 1970s. To briefly recap: Ross had written a mystery novel that had been turned down everywhere he sent it. So, as an experiment to see how the publishing business really worked, he retyped a National Book Award-winning novel -- "Steps," by Jerzy Kosinski -- and submitted it to 14 major publishers and 13 top agents. But he didn't put a title on it, and he didn't put Kosinski's name on it.
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Chuck Ross became famous for stunt he pulled on publishing industry
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He submitted famous novel as manuscript; it got turned down by all
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Bob Greene: Ross turned tale of his experience into the beginning of a successful career
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Ross managed to make a living from writing, editing, despite challenges

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Washington (CNN) -- To Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine because the United States failed to avenge the 2012 terrorist attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya. "It started with Benghazi," Graham posted Tuesday on Twitter. "When you kill Americans and nobody pays a price, you invite this type of aggression." Nonsense, said Democratic strategist and CNN political contributor Paul Begala. "The whole notion that this is all about the United States or all about President Obama, it's frankly silly," Begala said Wednesday on CNN's "New Day." Such is the state of political discourse these days in the United States, where every issue -- particularly one that dominates media headlines -- becomes fair game for partisan attack.
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Foreign policy issues such as Ukraine prompt tough election-year rhetoric
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Analyst: "Republicans attack and Democrats sound defensive"
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Despite the point-scoring, both parties generally back the same approach
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GOP hawks use any issue to argue for halting or reversing cuts to defense spending

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Google's chief executive has bowed to a landmark 'right to be forgotten' ruling and has today introduced a new form letting people apply to get themselves removed from search results. The changes come after the European Court of Justice ruled people have the 'right to be forgotten' - meaning Google searches linked to individuals can taken down if they tarnish their reputation. But in his first interview since the decision, company co-founder Larry Page suggested authoritarian states around the world will see the changes as a green light to internet censorship. Co-founder and CEO Larry Page has warned that a European court ruling on 'the right to be forgotten' will help corrupt governments around the world
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Company chief warns the changes will play into the hands of tyrants
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Larry Page says Euro court ruling will also hamper new internet firms
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Search engine to allow people to have links about them taken down
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Flood of cases expected following European court ruling on privacy
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Google says it will balance rights of individuals with public interest
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Mr Page insists public figures will not be protected from scrutiny

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One victim in California was left looking like he had been shot in the face, while police in Florida first believed another was stabbed. But two were actually injured during minor car crashes, and what eventually killed them wasn't a deadly hazard inside the vehicle but instead  a supposed safety feature. Investigators tied the horrific outcomes to airbags manufactured by the Japanese company Takata, 8 million of which were recalled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Scroll down for video Victim: A lawsuit alleges that Hien Thi Tran, 51, of Orlando was struck by plastic and metal shrapnel after a Takata airbag deployed in her 2001 Honda Accord during a minor accident
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Hien Thi Tran, 51, of Orlando died in October from cuts caused by metal and plastic shrapnel from an exploding airbag in her 2001 Honda Accord
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Devin Xu, 47, of Alhambra, California, died similarly in 2013 in his Honda Civic
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Investigators originally believed the scenes of the minor accidents were a stabbing or a shooting
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a recall of 8 million cars equipped with airbags manufactured by Takata
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During research, Takata founded inflaters cracked  but destroyed the results of the test, according to the Times

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Tunis, Tunisia (CNN) -- Italy's coast guard says at least 1,623 migrants have landed on the tiny island of Lampedusa over a 24-hour period. According to a coast guard statement released Tuesday, at least seven boats believed to have taken off from Tunisia landed on the Italian island with more than 400 passengers. The rest of the people were rescued at sea by Italian maritime patrols. Sailors at the Tunisian fishing port of Zarzis said they have seen a spike in the number of boats full of migrants departing on the dangerous 16- to 24-hour journey to Lampedusa, about 100 kilometers (62 miles, or 54 nautical miles) away.
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At least 1,623 landed on the island over a 24-hour period
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Fishing port of Zarzis is about 100 kilometers from island of Lampedusa
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Italy has seen a surge of migrants since revolution overthrew Tunisian president
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Numbers expected to decrease amid forecasts of stormy weather

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Bulgarians and Romanians will flock to Britain in far greater numbers than forecast as our economy races ahead of the rest of Europe, a secret report predicts. After immigration controls are lifted this week, Britons could find their jobs are squeezed in some areas – while community tensions could rise as the new wave of migrants fight for work with other Eastern Europeans who have been settled in Britain for a decade, it suggests. The Home Office-funded review – obtained by The Mail on Sunday – also suggests that the UK could lose out financially if low-paid Bulgarians and Romanians drive out Poles on higher wages, who pay more tax.
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Bulgarians and Romanians will have the same rights as other EU citizens to live and work throughout Europe, but Britain is likely to be seen as more attractive than other countries struggling to make an economic comeback
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The Home Office-funded review – obtained by The Mail on Sunday – also suggests that the UK could lose out financially if low-paid Bulgarians and Romanians drive out Poles on higher wages, who pay more tax
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In some regions, employment for British-born citizens has declined while jobs for ‘not UK-born other white residents’ [mainly Eastern Europeans] have increased – suggesting this gap could get worse.
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Already overcrowded schools will struggle to find places for the children of the new arrivals.
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Overstretched hospitals risk coming under fresh strain, and the housing crisis could get worse.
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Town halls may fail to collect enough council tax from new immigrants to pay for the extra services because they often crowd into one home and have ‘makeshift accommodation arrangements’.
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Bulgarians and Romanians could compete for the jobs of previous immigrants such as Poles, ‘negatively effecting social cohesion’.

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(CNN) -- The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee is accusing Republicans of being "Paleozoic" on same-sex marriage. "The Republicans continue to cling to this really Paleozoic commitment (to oppose same-sex marriage)... even going so far as saying we should... explore amending the Constitution to prohibit people from being able to marry who they love," Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Tuesday on MSNBC's "The Daily Rundown." While a wave of Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama didn't start endorsing same-sex marriage until the past two years, Wasserman Schultz blasted Republicans for long being "completely out of touch with the issues that are the most important to voters right now."
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Republicans are "Paleozoic" on same-sex marriage, a top Democrat said
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz argued the GOP is "out of touch"
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Many Senate Democrats didn't endorse same-sex marriage until past two years

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It's considered a time honored Thanksgiving tradition to devour the delicious turkey dinner. But one woman has created the ultimate Thanksgiving meal...using nothing but Rice Krispies. Jessica Siskin, a New York-based food artist, decided to create the incredible life-like plate of food with all of the trimmings, including mash potatoes and gravy, turkey, corn and stuffing. Delicious: Jessica Siskin, a New York-based food artist created the incredible life-like Thanksgiving meal Talented:  Jessica Siskin, pictured here, has created the incredible life-like plate of food ahead of Thanksgiving Her one-of-a kind meal is featured on the social media site, Instagram, under the handle Mister Krisp where she sells her incredible art.
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The meal is the brainchild of Jessica Siskin, a New York-based food artist
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She created the incredible Thanksgiving dinner with all of the trimmings
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The delicious-looking plate of food has turkey, mashed potatoes and corn
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She showcases her art on Instagram under the handle 'Mister Krisp'

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