A report out of the World Bank shows rapidly expanding China is poised to overtake the once invincible United States as the world's largest economy by the end of 2014. The International Comparison Program looks at exchange rates to reveal purchasing power of different currencies and found that yuan in China will soon pack more punch than the mighty dollar. Meanwhile, Chinese officials bashed the report as flawed, likely for fear of losing its status as a developing nation and the pollution-spewing perks that come with it. Don't count on it: The once invincible American dollar will slip behind China's yuan in terms of purchasing power by the end of 2014, according a World Bank report
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A report out of the World Bank indicates that Chinese purchasing power will surpass that of America in 2014
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The International Comparison Program is conducted every six years and accounts for exchange rates as it examines worldwide living standards
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China refused to endorse the findings for fear of losing its designation as a developing nation--and the lax environmental standards that come with it
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The report shows India will charge out of 10th place to take Japan's number 3 spot
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America's economic dominance has lasted since the 1880s

Question: @placeholder has also leap-frogged over Japan to become the world's third largest economy when measured by purchasing power.


(CNN) -- Images of a sky-blue car, its windows shattered by bullets, took center stage Monday at the trial of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger. Bulger's onetime crime partner Kevin Weeks testified he was there the night Edward "Brian" Halloran was killed. He placed the gun squarely in Bulger's hands. "Jim Bulger just kept shooting," said Weeks describing Halloran's writhing, bullet-ridden body as "bouncing off the ground." Halloran is one of 19 people Bulger is accused of killing during his 20-year reign of terror in South Boston. Bulger is on trial in federal court in Boston. Rogue FBI agents had alerted Bulger that Halloran was going to cooperate against Bulger in a couple of killings.
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Kevin Weeks, ex-partner of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger, testifies
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Bulger "just kept shooting" Brian Halloran in a May 1982 homicide, Weeks says
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Weeks radioed Halloran's movements to Bulger before the shooting, he says

Question: As he began to make his way out of the club, Weeks radioed Bulger, referring to @placeholder as "balloon head," a nickname they used because "Halloran's head was so big."


By Jill Reilly and Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 12:11 EST, 18 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:20 EST, 18 March 2013 Some of the seven hostages believed to have been killed by militant Islamists in Nigeria might still be alive, the country’s president said yesterday. Goodluck Jonathan added that his government has been working to rescue any survivors among the foreign construction workers kidnapped in February. Islamist group Ansaru said earlier this month that it had killed the seven. Italy and Greece confirmed that a Briton, an Italian, a Greek and four Lebanese abducted in northern Nigeria’s Bauchi state had been killed by their captors.
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Nigeria's President: The government has been working to rescue them
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William Hague described killings as 'act of cold-blooded murder'
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Blamed execution on fears Britain was about to stage rescue operation
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Hostages were seized on February 16 from a construction company
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Foreign Office are looking into today's claims

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 28 April 2012 | UPDATED: 05:38 EST, 29 April 2012 One person has been killed and up to 100 are hurt after high winds knocked down a large tent near the Busch Stadium in St Louis. A man died after suffering a heart attack during the commotion when a sudden storm blew through around 3.50pm yesterday, according to local reports. The tent was attached to a sports bar where hundreds of people were celebrating the St Louis Cardinals' victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Scroll down for video Disaster: One person was dead and 100 injured after a tent collapsed by a sports bar near the Busch stadium in St Louis this afternoon
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High winds knocked down structure at bar near Busch Stadium in St Louis
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17 people taken to hospital, 5 in critical condition
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Hundreds were out celebrating Cardinals' victory over Milwaukee Brewers

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Prince Albert can hardly be blamed for keeping a tight grip on his bride-to-be. Faced with extraordinary claims that Charlene Wittstock had tried to run away home to South Africa only days before their £50million wedding, Monaco’s ruler took her on a tour of the principality. The idea, apparently, was to show that the wedding festivities, due to start with a concert tonight and two lavish ceremonies on Friday and Saturday, are still on. This way: Prince Albert II of Monaco keeps a guiding hand on Charlene Wittstock's arm as they visit the installations for the Jean Michel Jarre concert
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Former Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock, 33, 'tried to head home to South Africa on one-way ticket'
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Monaco ruler drops legal battle to reveal source behind story
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New lovechild claim may be made against prince 'within days'

Question: woman could very well be pretending that she is pregnant by the @placeholder.


Australia captain Michael Clarke has lost his race to be fit for Saturday's blockbuster World Cup opener against England. Coach Darren Lehmann confirmed that Clarke would not play at the MCG despite the 33-year-old's quicker-than-expected recovery from hamstring surgery. Clarke pulled on an Australia shirt for the first time in two months on Wednesday night, hitting 64 and bowling two overs of spin, as his side finalised their World Cup preparations with a 188-run win over United Arab Emirates. Australia will not risk their captain Michael Clarke (left) for their opening World Cup match against England The Australia captain has been racing against time to recover from a hamstring injury
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England take on Australia in their opening World Cup game on Saturday
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Michael Clarke will miss the game as he recovers from a hamstring injury
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Clarke is expected to return for Australia's next game against Bangladesh

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The Al Qaeda operative dubbed ‘Lady Al Qaeda’ bragged to her student friends at the age of just 21 that she would be proud to be on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. Aafia Siddiqui, who was a biology major at MIT, said in 1993 that she wanted to do ‘something to help our Muslim brothers and sisters’ even if it meant breaking the law. She jumped to her feet and ‘raised her skinny little wrists in the air’ in a display of defiance that shocked her friends. An in-depth account of her journey to infamy also reveals that she took a National Rifle Association shooting class and persuaded other Muslims to learn how to fire a gun.
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During her 11 years as a student in the U.S., biology major Aafia Siddiqui become the Al Qaeda operative dubbed 'Lady Al Qaeda'
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At the age of just 21 she had bragged to student friends that she would be proud to be on the FBI’s Most Wanted list
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She took a National Rifle Association shooting class and persuaded other Muslims to learn how to fire a gun
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She lied to her husband and married him for his family’s connections to better enable her to wage jihad

Question: She was handed to the @placeholder and convicted of attempted murder two years later in a U.S. court.

Question: ‘...By now, all her focus had shifted to jihad against America, instead of preaching to Americans so that they all become @placeholder and America becomes a Muslim land’.


Arsenal made it two wins from two in the UEFA Youth League as they produced a five-goal blitz to crush Galatasaray on Wednesday afternoon. After an even first half, Gedion Zelalem’s strike just before half-time triggered an avalanche of goals, with Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley all getting on the scoresheet. The comprehensive win at Meadow Park in Boreham Wood followed up the Young Gunners’ 2-0 success at Borussia Dortmund on matchday one and put them in firm control of their group. Arsenal's Gedion Zelalem prepares to pull the trigger and score Arsenal's first goal against Galatasaray
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Arsenal defeat Galatasaray in UEFA Youth League
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Gedion Zelalem opened scoring for young Gunners
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Goals from Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock, Alex Iwobi and Daniel Crowley complete rout
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Arsenal in control of group after 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund

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(CNN) -- A Beijing man who snatched a baby from a pram and hurled it to its death in an argument over a parking space was Wednesday sentenced to death by a Beijing court, according to court documents. Han Lei, 39, was charged with intentional homicide over the death of the two-year-old girl who died in hospital from brain damage 50 hours after being dashed to the pavement in the Daxing District of Beijing on July 23. The court sentenced his friend Li Ming, who helped Han escape after the incident, to five years' jail. The Beijing No.1 Intermediate People's Court heard how Han and Li decided to drive to a karaoke bar after a dinner with several other people. Unable to find a parking space, they attempted to park at a bus stop where a woman, also surnamed Li, was waiting with the 2-year, 10-month-old baby who was named as Sun in court documents.
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Beijing man sentenced to death after hurling a baby from its pram
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Han Lei, 39, throws toddler to the ground in argument over parking space
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Court sentences Li Ming, who helped Han escape after the incident, to five years' jail
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The girl, aged two years and 10 months, suffered severe head injuries and died later in hospital

Question: Prosecutors recommended that @placeholder, who committed the crime within a year of being released from prison, be given the death sentence.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- A day after thousands of Israeli demonstrators demanded an end to rules that make ultra-Orthodox Jews exempt from the draft, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that the nation's approach to military service must change. "The existing situation cannot continue. Neither the army, the economy nor society can continue on the current path," Netanyahu said at the start of his weekly Cabinet meeting. The prime minister named a new team to draw up a law that would "share the burden" of military service, which is required for most Israelis when they reach the age of 18. The existing law provides an exemption for Arabs and ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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"The existing situation cannot continue," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says
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More than 20,000 demonstrators demand reforms to military draft rules
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The controversial topic is a thorny political issue for Netanyahu's government
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A government committee will draw up a proposed new law, he says

Question: Ultra-Orthodox students have been exempt from service through historical political agreements since @placeholder's establishment in 1948.


(CNN) -- Veteran goalkeeper Hans-Jorg Butt has received his first international call-up since 2003 as Germany coach Joachim Low named seven players from Bayern Munich in a preliminary 27-man squad for the World Cup in South Africa. The 35-year-old Butt will be competing for a starting place with Schalke's Manuel Neuer and Werder Bremen's Tim Wiese as Bayer Leverkusen's Rene Adler has been ruled out with a rib injury. Captain Michael Ballack, who plays for English club Chelsea, is the only man selected who does not feature in the German Bundesliga. Stuttgart's Brazil-born forward Cacau is included, but his former clubmate Thomas Hitzlsperger misses out despite the absence of injured Leverkusen midfielder Simon Rolfes as he has not been playing regularly for his Italian club Lazio.
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Bayern Munich keeper Hans-Jorg Butt named in Germany's preliminary squad for World Cup
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Butt last played for Germany in 2003 but recalled after injury to Rene Adler
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Coach Joachim Low named seven Bayern players in his 27-man squad
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He will reduce it to 23 by the start of June before the team go to South Africa

Question: "This was a very difficult decision for me," @placeholder told reporters on Thursday.


(CNN) -- To most of the world, David Beckham is a soccer player, both hero and goat, at times loved and loathed, depending on which end of his gracefully served free kicks you reside. The hullabaloo over Beckham's arrival on American shores in 2007, however, had little to do with the Beautiful Game. There is no shortage of Americans who see nothing attractive in the sport at all. They don't get it or don't want to. Yet Beckham somehow mattered, if his vocation didn't. With the 38-year-old announcing his retirement Thursday, it's difficult to quantify his ultimate impact on the game in the United States, but it's safe to say he didn't hurt it.
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As Beckham retires, experts say his celebrity lifted game in U.S.
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His first two years in L.A. were abysmal, but he finished U.S. career with two MLS Cups
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Since he joined L.A. Galaxy, MLS player salaries, attendance and expansion fees are up
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Beckham is no "savior of the MLS," says SI's Grant Wahl, but he did a lot to increase exposure

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It was a fitting occasion for the 4th of July. A statue of Ronald Reagan was unveiled at the American Embassy in London yesterday to mark the centenary of the former U.S. president's birth. Foreign Secretary William Hague and former U.S. secretary of state Condoleezza Rice watched as the 10ft bronze figure was revealed in Grosvenor Square. Sadly Mr Reagan's great political ally and friend, former prime minister Baroness Thatcher, was unable to attend due to her frailty. Fellow Americans: The Ronald Reagan statue unveiling ceremony in Grosvenor Square outside the American Embassy Mr Hague paid tribute to the late president at the ceremony outside the U.S. embassy, hailing him 'a great American hero'.
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But Baroness Thatcher too frail to attend as bronze of former U.S. president is revealed at American Embassy

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Almost half of both France and Nigeria's starting lineups for their World Cup last-16 tie in Brasilia came from the Premier League. Here, Sportsmail looks at how the English-based contingent got on in Monday's game: One winner: Kenneth Omeruo comes out on top against Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud in this duel Familiar foes: Odemwingie and Evra came up against each other on the international stage Troubles in front of goal: Victor Moses hooks Benzema's shot off the line as Nigeria looked to hold the French Best of enemies: Kenneth Omeruo and Laurent Koscielny go up for a header during the last-16 tie
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France and Nigeria started five and four Premier League stars respectively
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Olivier Giroud fails to impress upfront alongside Karim Benzema
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Arsenal striker was subbed as France searched for a winner
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Kenneth Omeruo helped Nigeria to keep the French at bay for periods
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Victor Moses and John Obi Mikel both cleared shots off the line
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Premier League's Nigerian contingent drop out after 2-0 defeat
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Giroud, Koscielny, Evra, Debuchy and Lloris advance to the quarter finals

Question: Otherwise the sweeper-keeper was at his commanding best, dominating the high balls that Nigeria tried to send into the @placeholder penalty area.

Question: While he usually plays slightly further forward for his country, Mikel returned to his withdrawn role to combat @placeholder's runners from midfield.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkish authorities have scrambled divers, helicopters and coast guard ships in an effort to find and rescue eight crew members missing after a cargo ship sank in a storm off Turkey's Black Sea coast Tuesday night. An official from Turkey's transportation ministry, speaking on condition of anonymity according to Turkish bureaucratic custom, told CNN the Cambodian-flagged ship Vera sank "due to bad weather conditions" after it anchored off the coast of the Turkish town of Eregli. Three members of the 11-person crew were rescued after the ship initially went under, authorities said. Ten Ukrainians and a Georgian crewed the ship, which departed from the Russian port of Rostov carrying a load of scrap metal.
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The cargo ship was carrying a load of scrap metal
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11 crew members were on board
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Europe and Eastern Europe have been in the grip of a cold spell

Question: According to the @placeholder municipality's website, at least 378 homeless citizens have been brought to shelters and hotels to escape the freezing temperatures.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 03:30 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 18 June 2013 Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg met with the president of South Korea today as part of his attempt to expand the social network's international presence. The 29-year-old tech mogul even managed to shed his trademark hoodie as he donned a smart suit for the encounter in Seoul. President Park Geun-hye has held summits with a number of leading figures from the tech world as she seeks to entrench South Korea's position as one of the world's most connected countries. Scroll down for video Meeting: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talks to South Korean president Park Geun-hye in Seoul
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Facebook CEO visits president Park Geun-hye at her official residence
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Puts on a suit for meeting but changes into a hoodie for visit to Samsung
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Takes his hands out of pockets for presidential handshake - unlike Bill Gates

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Pointless: Grant Shapps said holding a vote for lifting the ban with such strong opposition would be a waste of time The ban on hunting with dogs will not be overturned, Tory chairman Grant Shapps declared yesterday. Speaking on the day that a quarter of a million supporters turned out for Boxing Day hunts, he said there was no chance of getting the majority needed to scrap Labour's law. Earlier, Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said he was not expecting a vote in 2013, because it was clear the Government would lose. And yesterday the outspoken new head of the RSPCA, Gavin Grant, taunted David Cameron on his failure to bring forward a vote on fox hunting – telling him it was because he knows he will lose.
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Grant Shapps defended decision to delay vote on hunting ban
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The Tory Party chairman said vote on lifting ban on hunting with dogs 'pointless' due to strong parliamentary opposition
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Mr Shapps' comments came as hunting parties with hounds gathered for the annual Boxing Day event

Question: The battle cost £330,000, an enormous sum from the @placeholder's depleted coffers.


(CNN) -- Not content with dominating the world of golf, Rory McIlroy showed off his tennis skills at an exhibition in Madison Square Garden featuring his girlfriend Caroline Wozniacki. The Dane was struggling at a set and 5-4 down to Maria Sharapova when she lightheartedly asked McIlroy, who was among the audience, for his help. The 22-year-old from Northern Ireland needed no second prompting and to the delight of the sell-out 18,000 crowd took up her offer. Addressing the tennis ball as if playing a golf shot, McIlroy tried surprise tactics on Sharapova by quickly starting a rally with a top-spin forehand.
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Rory McIlroy turns his hand to tennis at an exhibition event in New York
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New golf no.1 'wins' rally against Russian superstar Maria Sharapova
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Sharapova beats McIlroy's girlfriend 6-3 6-4
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Andy Roddick beats Roger Federer 7-5 7-6 at Madison Square Garden

Question: Unfortunately for fourth-ranked @placeholder, her Russian opponent was not so generous to her and closed out a 6-3 6-4 victory.


A Washington state couple who use medical marijuana and own a marijuana dispensary have been reunited with their five-year-old son after losing custody, with child protective services saying they were not fit parents because they were high all the time. Jesse and Vicca Thompson, from Sedro-Wolley, where marijuana is legal, were also accused of feeding their second child, a 13-year-old son, a weed-laced cake product 'because he gets aggressive and is too mean sometimes'. According to ABC's 20/20, the couple had their children taken from them in November, and their store, called the Grow Shop, was shut down shortly after following the allegations they were feeding edible products to minors.
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Jesse and Vicca Thompson lost custody of their son in November
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Child Protective Services said they were unfit parents due to marijuana use
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Couple say they take marijuana legally and were reported by a disgruntled former employee who worked at their dispensary
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Vicca admitted to giving her older son a cannabis cake product
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They got their five-year-old, Jerry, back on January 7
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Jerry will undergo THC tests to ensure his parents aren't giving him weed

Question: Earlier this month, a court commission said there was no evidence of @placeholder in Jerry's body.


By Melissa Hills For Daily Mail Australia Julie Hayes, principal Cowandilla Primary School in Adelaide Proposals for more Mandarin to be taught in schools across Australia has been hailed as 'brilliant news'. The South Australian government is considering an English-Mandarin bi-lingual program that could start in early 2016 to help strengthen cultural and economic links with China. A working group is looking at the benefits of establishing a bilingual school, the programme would start from primary school age to Year 12 students. Julie Hayes, principal Cowandilla Primary School in Adelaide told Daily Mail Australia, she thought it was a 'fine idea' if the school did not already teach a language.
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Experts say it is 'brilliant news' for  students across Australia
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'It would help us understand the Chinese perspective, values, family and religion', says principal
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Being bilingual in English and Mandarin will be a 'distinct advantage' to the jobs market

Question: 'I understand that English-speaking students need to engage in around 2,800 hours of intense, focused study to become proficient in @placeholder - this is only possible in an immersion environment.


By Associated Press Reporter and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:26 EST, 27 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:32 EST, 27 March 2013 An Alabama airport is still using a large panel of video monitors just like the one that tipped over and killed a 10-year-old Kansas boy last week. The approximately 9-foot-tall cabinet was flashing flight information on three screens near baggage claim Wednesday, five days after a similar display killed Luke Bresette, 10, one floor above. A small warning sign there tells visitors not to touch the cabinet. A portable metal fence on wheels is in place to keep people away.
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Heather Bresette and three of her children were standing near a flight status board when it fell on them without warning
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Luke Bresette, 10, was pronounced dead at Children's of Alabama
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His mother suffered two broken ankles and a fractured pelvis
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Airport had just completed $201million renovation - and had never been inspected
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His two younger brothers were also injured in the accident

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Question: Heather Bresette remains in a critical condition after a flight information sign at @placeholder feel on her family and killed her 10-year-old son Luke, right


EL PASO, Texas (CNN) -- Sitting in high school, math and history lessons never captured Danny Santos' imagination. The drug-fueled streets of the Texas-Mexico border provided his education, and he was an excellent student. Danny Santos, 21, works two part-time jobs and still doesn't make as much as he did as a drug mule. Santos says he became one of the thousands of American and Mexican teenagers recruited into the dangerous world of drug smuggling. "I didn't care. I had no conscience," Santos said at a boxing gym in El Paso, Texas. "You're young, and you're naïve, and you think it's easy."
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Danny Santos, 21, says he made $50,000 in four years as a drug mule
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Santos smuggled drugs across U.S. border from Juarez, Mexico
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He was arrested once, as a juvenile, but said charges were dropped
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Santos now works two part-time jobs as trains as a boxer

Question: As an American, Santos could freely cross the @placeholder-Juarez border and not raise suspicion.


(CNN) -- Cape Verde has seen its hopes of qualifying for a first football World Cup dashed after the sport's global governing body FIFA punished the African country for fielding a suspended player. FIFA ruled on Thursday that Cape Verde's Fernando Varela had played in a qualifying match while serving a suspension for unsporting conduct. Varela played in a match against Tunisia in September which Cape Verde won 2-0. The result has now been officially reclassified as a 3-0 win for Tunisia. The decision means Tunisia have finished above Cape Verde in African qualifying Group B and will take its place in the forthcoming playoff matches to decide which five teams from the continent will qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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Cape Verde will not play in the football World Cup following a FIFA sanction
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Governing body ruled the African country played an ineligible player against Tunisia
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Cape Verde won the match 2-0, but result has been reclassified as 3-0 Tunisia win
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Sanction means Tunisia replace Cape Verde in the African World Cup playoffs

Question: The decision is a major blow for @placeholder, which has only ever played in one major international tournament.


(CNN) -- Americans shouldn't expect to see the 62,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan come home any time soon, no matter who is declared the victor in the country's presidential election. U.S. Marines patrol near Herat, Afghanistan, in July. In fact, the Pentagon is planning to add 6,000 troops by the end of the year. Ballot counting continued Friday, a day after Afghans went to the polls in the nation's second presidential election since the 2001 fall of the Taliban, the strict Islamic theocracy that emerged from the country's civil war in the 1990s. Pre-election polls showed President Hamid Karzai and his former foreign minister, Abdullah Abdullah, as the front-runners. U.S. policy would hold course under either, experts said.
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U.S. policy to stay course in Afghanistan no matter who wins voting, experts say
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Pentagon boosting troops in country, where U.S. is spending $4 billion a month
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Some want U.S. to keep nation stable; others say terrorists will just find other havens

Question: Those who attacked @placeholder on 9/11 are plotting to do so again," Obama said this week.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- The woman allegedly assaulted by singer Chris Brown in Hollywood early Sunday was his girlfriend, singer Rihanna, according to sources close to the couple. Chris Brown attends a party saluting music producer Clive Davis in Beverly Hills, California, on Saturday. While Los Angeles Police have a policy against identifying alleged domestic violence victims, two people who know both Brown and Rihanna confirmed she was the woman police said had "suffered visible injuries and identified Brown as her attacker." Brown, 19, turned himself in to police Sunday night after police said they were looking for him. He was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats.
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Brown has been arrested in connection with a domestic violence incident
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Police: Brown turned himself in after woman accused him of attacking her
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Brown a no-show at Grammy Awards, where he was to perform Sunday
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Police haven't named woman; Brown's girlfriend, Rihanna, cancels performance

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Quel horreur: Rouge Sucette, which means red lollipop, is designed to win new wine fans A French drinks company is launching a red wine that will have the edge on its competitors - by adding a dash of cola. In a break with tradition Rouge Sucette, French for red lollipop, is made from 75 per cent grapes with water, sugar and cola flavouring making up the remainder. Sure to horrify connoisseurs, it is designed to appeal to the younger 'Coke generation'. Winemakers fear that young people who drink endless spirits and mixers will be difficult to attract if they do not adapt to their sweet palette.
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Rouge Sucette is only 75 per cent wine, the rest is sugar, water and cola
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French drinks firm hope it will appeal to young 'Coke generation' drinkers

Question: Despite having a reputation for their snobbish attitude to wine, the @placeholder themselves have actually embraced flavoured wines, drinking a predicted 30 million bottles in 2013.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 4 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:47 EST, 4 November 2013 A bounty of 16th century treasure discovered perfectly preserved in a 500-year-old shipwreck is to go on sale in Britain for £200,000. Specialist divers spent two years extracting the pewter plates and bowls from beneath the waves off the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. More than 1,200 items of the finest quality English pewter were recovered from the wreck of the unnamed galleon which is thought to have sunk around 1540. Bounty of the deep: 16th century treasure discovered perfectly preserved in a 500-year-old shipwreck is to go on sale in Britain for £200,000
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Divers spent two years recovering the haul from the bed of the Caribbean
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The unnamed galleon is thought to have sunk around 1540
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It held 1,200 top quality items, bound for Spanish ambassador's mansion

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By William Turvill PUBLISHED: 16:09 EST, 12 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:30 EST, 12 March 2014 The restaurant manager and barman of an upmarket riverside restaurant stood before a judge today accused of killing a customer. The two men, along with the boyfriend of another colleague, allegedly restrained the man so forcefully that he stopped breathing and suffered a fatal heart attack. Gary Eastley, Jake Corney and Dawid Lamkowski deny the charge of manslaughter. A jury heard that Eastley and Lamkowski held Marcin Pastuszczak down on the ground outside Boulters Restaurant and Bar in Maidenhead for more than half an hour, before being joined by Corney.
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Gary Eastley, Jake Corney and Dawid Lamkowski allegedly restrained Marcin Pastuszczak so forcefully he stopped breathing
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The jury heard Mr Pastuszczak was held on the ground for more than half an hour outside the restaurant in Maidenhead, Berkshire
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The three deny a charge of manslaughter at Guildford Crown Court

Question: He had even had a confrontation with @placeholder at the bar five months before his death and it was this which the prosecution believes played a large part in what happened.


(CNN) -- A patient from a research station in Antarctica is being treated at a hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand, according to the National Science Foundation. The patient "may require immediate corrective surgery best delivered at a more capable facility than is available at McMurdo," the foundation, which manages the U.S. Antarctic Program, said in a statement. "The facility at McMurdo is equivalent to an urgent-care center in the U.S., and is not equipped for the type of procedure being contemplated." The patient's identity has not been revealed publicly, an no condition report has been issued. An Australian medical team, which had been asked by the United States to assist, flew into the remote research base on an A319 Airbus from Christchurch. The team landed on an ice runway at McMurdo Station about 1:15 p.m. Thursday (9:15 p.m. ET Wednesday), said Patti Lucas, spokeswoman for the Australian Antarctic Division.
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A person from Antarctic research station is being treated at a New Zealand hospital
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A rescue plan landed on an ice runway at McMurdo Station
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The station is the hub of the U.S. Antarctic Program

Question: The U.S., Australian and New Zealand research programs in the @placeholder "have existing agreements under which such assets may be shared as needed," the statement said.


(Mashable) -- Microsoft is set to unveil the next generation of Windows today. The new operating system, currently known as Windows 8, is the tech giant's attempt to regain ground that it has lost to Apple, which surpassed Microsoft last year as the world's most valuable company. It isn't the MacBook or Mac OS X Lion that has Microsoft executives worried, though. It's the sheer dominance of the iPad. The iPad hasn't skipped a beat since its debut last year. Thanks to Apple's ingenuity, a shockingly low starting price and a strong marketing campaign, the device has sold more than 25 million units in less than a year and a half. More importantly, it has defined a whole new category of consumer devices. And it dominates that category with an iron fist.
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Apple iPad has sold more than 25 million units in less than a year and a half
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Nothing has emerged as the alternative to the iPad -- a problem and opportunity for Microsoft
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Windows 8 will be unveiled at the Microsoft Build conference Tuesday

Question: @placeholder competitors have come and gone, but none have been able to make a dent in the iPad's rapid growth.


Anyone who knows Roy Hodgson will tell you that  England’s head coach is a lovely guy. Charming fella, brilliant  company, great stories. Frankly, that doesn’t make you the man to remain in the most prestigious football job in this country. This is a resignation issue. England are as good as out of a World Cup after two group games. It is a modern-day football scandal. We thought that wretched 4-1 defeat against Germany in Bloemfontein four years ago was bad. Somehow, this was even worse. This defeat, with Luis Suarez allowed to trample all over England’s defence, hurts more than any other because we could all see it coming.
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England are on the brink of being eliminated from World Cup 2014 after losing to Uruguay 2-1
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Luis Suarez scored Uruguay's two goals and exposed England's defensive frailties
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Questions will be asked of manager Roy Hodgson and his ability to take the Three Lions forward

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- He had a name that rang down through generations. Ted Kennedy, far right, with brothers Bobby, center, and Jack in 1948. It was a gilded name in politics, but Ted Kennedy's life was an almost impossible kaleidoscope of outstanding public service, astonishing personal failures and the heavy burden of the unfulfilled legacies and promise of three older brothers: Joseph, Jack and Bobby. "It reminds me, there's a great quote by Ernest Hemingway, who said, 'Everyone is broken by life, but afterwards, some are stronger in the broken places,' " presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin said. Ted, the youngest of the Kennedys, became the patriarch of the family at 36 when Bobby -- whose 1968 presidential campaign championed the sick, the poor and the elderly -- was assassinated.
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Ted Kennedy became the patriarch of the family at age 36
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Kennedy had unsuccessful presidential career but found redemption in the Senate
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Even before his death, colleagues mourned his absence in health care debate

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(CNN) -- It is a horse that most certainly meets with Royal approval but for now the Queen is happy for her filly Estimate to luxuriate in the grounds of her Sandringham estate. But even while the four-year-old puts her feet up after a hectic year on the track she is still winning prizes -- adding the prestigious Cartier Stayer Award to her impressive haul of trophies. Estimate's most notable triumph was victory at the 2013 Gold Cup, as a thrilled looking Queen cheered it home from the Royal Box at Ascot. Ridden by Ryan Moore, Estimate stormed to victory in the prestigious Group One race in June, the first time in its 207-year history that the British monarch had owned the winner.
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The Queen's horse Estimate wins the Cartier Stayer Award after a stellar year
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The four-year-old filly won the 2013 Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in front of the Queen
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Her Majesty is a keen horse racing enthusiast just like her mother and father
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Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Treve takes the Horse of the Year gong

Question: "Estimate is sitting in a field at @placeholder now having a rest and watching the deer and things like that.


(CNN)  -- Manchester United came a goal behind and shrugged off the early loss of Michael Owen to injury to beat German champions Wolfsburg 2-1 for their second victory in Champions League Group B. Giggis is congratulated by teammates after scoring his 150th goal for United. Owen, looking to impress watching England manager Fabio Capello, survived for just 20 minutes at Old Trafford before going off with a groin strain. His replacement Dimitar Berbatov proved highly effective but the enterprising visitors went ahead through a Edin Dzeko header in the 56th minute. Ryan Giggs equalized just three minutes later with his 150th goal for the Red Devils, his deflected shot finding its way home.
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Manchester United beat VfL Wolfsburg 2-1 in Champions League Group B
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Michael Carrick scores winner after Ryan Giggs equalizes for Red Devils
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Bayern and Juventus draw 0-0 in Group A clash in Munich

Question: The three points leave @placeholder top of the group with two wins from two games after their eighth victory in a row in all competitions.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:09 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 21:09 EST, 29 September 2013 Texas, Louisiana and the upper-Midwest are brimming with native-born residents, while Florida, Nevada and Arizona are full of blow-ins. That's according to a new map created by Vizual Statistix Tumblr  number cruncher Seth Kadish using Census data. The redder a U.S. county, the more likely that residents were born in that state. The whiter the area, the more likely that residents had relocated. Demographics: This map shows the areas with a high concentration of original inhabitants (red) and those brimming with people from somewhere else (white)
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Color map shows U.S. states with the highest percentage of native-born residents (red) and the lowest (white)
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Florida, Nevada and Arizona are full of people who came from somewhere else
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Texas, Louisiana and the upper-Midwest have a high percentage of original inhabitants
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Vizual Statistix Tumblr's Seth Kadish used Census data to create the map

Question: Kadish said there is a 'three in five chance' of meeting someone in your @placeholder state who was born there.


(CNN) -- At least 20 people have died and 55 others have been wounded in continuing fighting in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, an ambulance director said Thursday. Somali forces have been battling insurgent fighters from al-Shabaab, the al Qaeda proxy in Mogadishu and the rest of the country. The militants are waging a war against the government in an effort to implement a stricter form of Islamic law, known as sharia. The fighting has displaced an estimated 1.4 million Somalis within the country, and more than 580,000 live as refugees in neighboring countries, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said in May.
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Somali forces fighting al Qaeda proxy trying to impose strict Islamic law
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The fighting has displaced more than a million Somalis
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Somalia has not had a stable government for nearly 20 years

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By James Tozer and Nadia Parveen PUBLISHED: 08:22 EST, 8 February 2013 | UPDATED: 20:02 EST, 8 February 2013 Death: The body of violin teacher Frances Andrade, 48, who was sexually abused by the leading youth choir director and his wife, was found at her home less than a week after she gave evidence against them A violinist killed herself after being branded a liar and a fantasist by a female barrister defending the man who sexually abused her. Frances Andrade, 48, died from an overdose half-way through the trial of choirmaster Michael Brewer and his ex-wife Kay, both 68.
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Michael Brewer, 68, guilty of sexually abusing a girl when 14 and 15
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Ex-wife, Kay Brewer, 68, convicted of indecently assaulting the same victim
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Offence was in his office at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester
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After jury reached verdict the judge announced victim has died
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She has been named as violin teacher Frances Andrade, 48
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Victim's son said being called 'a liar' in court was more than she could bear

Question: Following one emotional exchange, Mrs @placeholder told the court: ‘This feels like rape all over again.’


London (CNN) -- Britain cut all financial ties Monday with Iran over concerns about Iran's nuclear program, the first time it has ever cut an entire country's banking sector off from British finance, the British Treasury announced. The move comes days after an International Atomic Energy Agency report highlighted new concerns about "the possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program," the Treasury statement said Monday. The IAEA's governors approved a resolution last week expressing "deep and increasing concern about the unresolved issues regarding the Iranian nuclear program. Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful and has called the U.N. watchdog's report "unbalanced" and "politically motivated."
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British companies must end all banking ties to Iran by Monday afternoon
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to outline new steps U.S. is taking to pressure Iran
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The IAEA raises "deep and increasing concern" regarding the Iran's nuclear program
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Iran calls U.N. watchdog's report "unbalanced" and "politically motivated"

Question: "@placeholder banks play a crucial role in providing financial services to individuals and entities within Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, as companies carrying out proliferation activities require banking services."


(CNN) -- It's the diplomatic equivalent of hosting both the World Cup and the World Series in the same country on the same weekend. On Saturday President Obama welcomes the leaders of the world's most powerful countries to the G8 conference at his country retreat at Camp David in Maryland. And the next day he hosts some two dozen NATO heads of state in Chicago. The challenges of this Diplopaloozaa include some complicated logistics: How do you get eight world leaders and their delegations comfortably situated in the rustic wood chalets that make up Camp David, and which has never hosted this many heads of state before?
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NEW: Pakistan to attend NATO summit
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Obama hosts G8 conference at Camp David, then NATO summit in Chicago
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Peter Bergen: The issues will be funding Afghanistan's future and the civil war in Syria
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Bergen: Problems are how to hold Assad accountable and NATO's Afghanistan fatigue

Question: The costs to pay for this are estimated to run around $4 billion a year after 2014, and the @placeholder government can pay only a small fraction of it.


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 11:35 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 12:33 EST, 27 February 2013 It may look like a rusty wreck, but this ultra-rare Aston Martin will still set you back a pretty penny - and will cost a further £250,000 to restore to its former glory. For the 1949 Aston Martin Two-Litre Sports was just the fourth car built by the iconic British car company after it was bought by David Brown. The much-coveted car, which retrospectively became known as the DB1, is one of just 15 ever made and nine still in existence.
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The Aston Martin Two-Litre Sports was one of just 15 made
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It was the first model made after David Brown bought the company
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The car became known retrospectively as the DB1
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A fully restored DB1 can sell for in excess of £400,000

Question: 'It was capable of nearly 100mph when it was new so it was quite respectable at the time but this wasn't fast enough for @placeholder.'


By Deborah Arthurs PUBLISHED: 13:58 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 13:58 EST, 12 June 2013 Her first collection of lingerie for Marks & Spencer became the High Street giant's best selling designer range to date. And now Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is back with yet another collection of her Autograph for M&S lingerie. The pretty selection of bras, briefs, French knickers and camisoles inspired by the treasure trove of vintage lingerie the Devon-born supermodel has collected over the years. Rosie's back! The supermodel's latest lingerie designs for Autograph at M&S are going in store now Roses for Rosie: The designs shown on the model above come as a bra, £22.50, and knicker set £12.50, left and camisole, £35,  with shorts, £17.50
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Pretty range is inspired by model's own collection of vintage lingerie
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Her previous designs were a huge hit for High Street brand

Question: @placeholder called the collection sophisticated and affordable - with prices ranging from £12.50 for silk knickers through to £22.50 for a silk padded bra and £59 for a wrap.


Washington (CNN) -- Materials taken from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan confirm that the al Qaeda leader communicated with the Yemen-based group al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, according to a U.S. official familiar with the ongoing U.S. analysis of the documents. It is not clear whether that group ever received the communications or if it acted upon them, said the official, who could not be named due to the sensitivity of the intelligence information. The United States is still trying to determine if the leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, American-born Yemeni cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, was in direct communication with bin Laden. Washington considers the Yemen-based group a very active wing of al Qaeda. Several attempted bombing plots targeting the United States -- including the unsuccessful Times Square bombing of 2010 and the attempt to blow up courier planes with explosives hidden in printer cartridges -- were hatched in Yemen.
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The materials were taken in the May 2 raid on bin Laden's compound in Pakistan
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They confirm the al Qaeda leader communicated with an affiliate group in Yemen
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Bin Laden was involved in planning attacks, the materials show

Question: The @placeholder intelligence community had classified information at the time suggesting that bin Laden was involved, the U.S. official said, but the documents taken from the compound have provided confirmation.

Question: Officials have previously said @placeholder always placed a top priority on trying to attack Americans.

Question: Officials have previously said bin Laden always placed a top priority on trying to attack @placeholder.


(CNN) -- You probably heard the story. It is, after all, so last week. A wealthy banker goes out to lunch with a colleague. The banker disdainfully leaves a 1% tip on a $133 bill with the message, "Get a real job." The colleague, who runs a blog called "Future Ex-Banker," takes a picture of the receipt, which then goes viral -- first on Eater.com, then on Twitter and Facebook, soon everywhere (including CNN). It was a hoax, however, though it took a few days before the restaurant found proof the original receipt had been Photoshopped. By that time, despite some disclaimers along the way, the bill had become water-cooler gospel and left outrage in its wake.
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Thanks to social media, missteps and misinformation get repeated more quickly than ever
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Singer Chris Brown posted profane tweets after the Grammys, then deleted them
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A story about a banker leaving a 1% restaurant tip went viral before it was revealed a hoax
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Mistakes online can be fixed quickly, but not before damage is done

Question: But social networks and real-time Internet portability have combined to spawn errors and reactions at an increasingly breakneck pace, particularly on @placeholder, which -- with its brevity and scope -- makes it easy to disseminate clickbacks and comebacks in 140 characters or fewer.


A picture-perfect country estate has gone on the market, complete with a two-mile stretch of private beach and 200 acres of sand dunes. The £4.5million Kinloch Estate also has its own low-ground shoot, with around 7,500 partridges and pheasants released each year for 20 days. It also has a managed stock of roe deer - and new owners of the remote Scottish estate will enjoy stunning sea views from listed building Kinloch House. Impressive: Kinloch House on the Kinloch Estate near St Fergus in Aberdeenshire, which is on the market for £4.5million and comes with its own two-mile beach Beautiful interiors: The sale of the prized Kinloch Estate at St Fergus, near Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, also includes a cottage and a farmhouse
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Sale of 'exceptional' country estate in the remote Scottish village of St Fergus, near Peterhead, Aberdeenshire
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Comes with astonishing 200 acres of sand dunes and its own low-ground shoot, with partridges and pheasants
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Property consultants expect home will 'generate special interest as a result of variety and sport it has to offer'

Question: ‘The quality of farmland in @placeholder is renowned in the farming market and the current owners have worked extremely hard to maximise the opportunities available at Kinloch.


Tokyo (CNN) -- Japanese authorities are holding an American man on suspicion of killing a female Irish exchange student in Tokyo, a police spokesman said Friday. Police charged a second American man with groping the dead woman's friend. Nicola Furlong, 21, died in a hotel room in the presence of one of the men last month, according to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. The 19-year-old man, whom police declined to identify because he's considered a minor under Japanese law, was arrested on suspicion of murder, a spokesman for the Tokyo police said Friday. The man, a musician, had been previously detained on suspicion of improperly touching Furlong's friend, but was not charged with that offense. The police have 20 days to decide whether to charge him with murder.
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Police decline to name the 19-year-old murder suspect because of his age
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Nicola Furlong, an Irish exchange student, was found dead in a Tokyo hotel
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A second American, James Blackston, is charged with groping the dead woman's friend
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Blackston's lawyer says his client is not guilty and will fight the charges

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- JetBlue Airways and two TSA screeners will pay $240,000 to settle an Iraqi man's claim he was denied access to a flight until he covered a T-shirt that read in English and Arabic, "We Will Not be Silent." JetBlue and two TSA screeners settled a lawsuit for $240,000, but denied any wrongdoing. In the settlement, JetBlue and the TSA screeners deny any wrongdoing, saying they only wanted to resolve the 2½-year-old federal lawsuit. But Raed Jarrar, an Iraqi who immigrated to the United States three years ago, cast the settlement as a victory, saying the payout would discourage airlines and airport security officials from imposing restrictions in the future.
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JetBlue and the TSA screeners denied any wrongdoing
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JetBlue, TSA screeners, said they only wanted to resolve the 2½-year-old lawsuit
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Iraqi Raed Jarrar immigrated to the United States three years ago
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Jarrar cast the settlement as a victory

Question: Jarrar said he originally refused to cover up the shirt, first asking to speak to a supervisor, and asking if there was a law prohibiting @placeholder shirts.


Murdock, Minnesota (CNN) -- Jannet Walsh is not waiting for the presidential candidates to encourage more jobs. Instead, the unemployed Minnesotan is trying to create one on her own. "I think it was February, after I don't know how many (job) rejections," the 48-year-old told CNN Radio, the frustration still clear in her voice, "I actually remember sitting here kind of yelling, 'This is it! This is enough!' " That moment, Walsh decided to create her own business, a one-woman photography and media company based in her family's century-old home. With that decision, the energetic former newspaper photographer took a gamble that is central to the debates over the economy and the White House.
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Small Business Administration defines small business as having fewer than 500 workers
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Small businesses have generated 65% of new jobs in America for past 17 years
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Obama, Romney offer competing tax cut plans to help small businesses
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Follow CNN Radio's Embed America trip on our map

Question: In @placeholder, Walsh's business, with just five paying clients, is about as small as they get.


By James Rush PUBLISHED: 14:06 EST, 31 July 2013 | UPDATED: 19:32 EST, 31 July 2013 A Sikh gang was today convicted of slashing a retired Indian general’s throat in a revenge attack for a military operation nearly 30 years ago which left at least 500 dead. Lieutenant General Kuldip Singh Brar, 78, was attacked as he walked with his wife Meena, in Old Quebec Street, central London, on September 30 last year. Lt Gen Brar was involved in a controversial military operation - Operation Blue Star - against Sikh militants in Amritsar, north west India, in June 1984.
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Lieutenant General Kuldip Singh Brar was attacked in London last year
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He was involved in Operation Blue Star against Sikh militants in 1984
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Operation in Amritsar, north west India, left at least 500 people dead
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Two men and a woman have now been found guilty of wounding with intent
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A third man had already admitted the charge

Question: Lt Gen Brar, speaking via a videolink from @placeholder, said as a result of the attack his protection ranking was raised to the highest possible in India.


The United States upped pressure on Moscow over the Malaysia Airlines disaster as Secretary of State John Kerry drew a clearer line to Russia over its ties to rebels in Ukraine and the rocket system used to down the jet. He also noted on CNN that it was a "moment of truth" for Vladimir Putin. Kerry and key congressional lawmakers from both parties especially sharpened the focus on Putin to, as Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein said, "man up" and lead. There was concern, however, that Russia's behavior since Thursday's destruction of Flight 17 by a missile the United States believes was fired by the Russian-backed rebels further underscores Putin's hardening preference for Cold War-era politics.
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John Kerry said "extraordinary" evidence points to Russia providing missile launcher
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He pressured Vladimir Putin to use influence over rebels to allow international probe
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He called on the Europeans to increase pressure on Russia, raising issue of trust for Putin
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Senate Intelligence Chair calls on Putin to "man up" and lead

Question: But while Kerry urged Russia to allow for a complete investigation, he did not lay out specific repercussions for the @placeholder.


The dead lie stacked up on trays, while the survivors fight for their lives in hospital. These are the young victims of a suicide bomber triggered an explosion while football fans were watching the World Cup in Nigeria. At least 14 people were killed in the blast which went off in Damaturu, the capital of Yobe state, soon after the Brazil vs Mexico game on Tuesday night. An eleven-year-old boy who survived a bomb explosion targetting football fans in a viewing centre by suspected Boko Haram Islamists lies on a bed receiving treatment in a government hospital in Damaturu, northern Nigeria
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Staff at a hospital in Damaturu expect the death toll to rise
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26 people wounded while more casualties are being admitted
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Boko Haram Islamic extremists have targeted sports bars and places where people can watch the World Cup in recent weeks

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By Daily Mail Reporter Skinnygirl millionaire and reality star Bethenny Frankel has denied she is dating billionaire Warren Lichtenstein after being named as his 'girlfriend' in a bitter legal suit. The 43-year-old mom-of-one, who is currently going through her own difficult divorce from husband Jason Hoppy, was named in court papers filed by Mr Lichtenstein's ex-girlfriend Annabelle Bond. Miss Bond, who has a six-year-old daughter called Isabella with Mr Lichtenstein, named the former Real Housewives of New York star as her former lover's girlfriend while suing him for $570,110.05 in child support. Bethenny and Mr Lichtenstein were pictured together on vacation in St Tropez in the South of France last July. However, today a source told MailOnline that Bethenny is still dating her financier toyboy Michael Cerussi - and is 'very happy'.
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Reality star dragged into lawsuit by British adventurer Annabelle Bond
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Bond is the mother of Bethenny's close friend Warren Lichtenstein's six-year-old daughter
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Source says Bethenny is still dating Michael Cerussi and 'very happy'

Question: The source added: 'Bethenny and @placeholder have been friends and ONLY friends for many, many years.'


(CNN) -- In what the interior minister calls one of Spain's largest operations against al Qaeda, security services said Thursday they arrested three suspected terrorists who might have been plotting attacks on U.S. or British targets. Two of the men were arrested Wednesday and the third Thursday, Spanish Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz said. The Interior Ministry said the men were "ready to act in Spain and Europe." One of the men is Turkish, and the other two are believed to be of Russian-Chechen origin. Police sources said they had gathered enough explosives to "blow up a bus." The two men arrested Wednesday were on a bus traveling to France when police detained them, and Diaz said they "resisted fiercely." Police sources said they were stopped in Almuradiel, a town about midway between Madrid and the country's southern coast.
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NEW: Security services: Men were most likely plotting attacks on U.S., British targets
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NEW: They say the men also may have been planning an attack in France
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NEW: Police found explosives in the apartment of one of the men
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The suspects had information about remote-controlled airplanes, authorities say

Question: Wiretaps indicate that the @placeholder citizen's wife had "removed evidence from the house" before the arrest.


Irbil, Iraq (CNN)After hours of heavy fighting, Kurdish fighters in Iraq have repelled an assault by ISIS fighters southwest of Irbil, Kurdish officials said. Kurdish commanders say ISIS fighters had threatened to overrun Kurdish defensive positions in the area for a while, and the two sides were so close that airstrikes were not possible. But by 3 a.m. local time Wednesday, the Peshmerga had succeeded in forcing ISIS back, allowing airstrikes to begin. The commanders said about 40 ISIS fighters were killed, and Kurdish forces suffered several casualties. They said airstrikes contributed to the ISIS deaths. ISIS launched the major assault from several directions Tuesday night near the towns of Gwer and Makhmour.
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Kurdish commanders say about 40 ISIS fighters were killed
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Fighting raged for hours between ISIS and Kurdish fighters near Irbil, Iraq

Question: The towns are about 45 kilometers (28 miles) from Irbil, the @placeholder capital.


Funny, isn’t it, how trends come around again. I started at Marks & Spencer in the early Seventies, when bell-bottom flares and denims filled the racks. Now, in 2015, they’re back in fashion. What I’m more surprised about is seeing a Seventies throw-back in our politics. Labour’s attack this week on a major British business smacked of the destructive anti-business mood that went out of political fashion decades ago. Stefano Pessina — the boss of Boots the chemist — voiced his fears about the implications of a Labour government. Scroll down for video Stuart Rose (left), who left M&S in 2010 after saving the company, has branded Ed Miliband (right) a '1970s throwback' following comments which he says 'smack of anti-business mood'
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Labour's attack on major British business smacked of destructive mood
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Boots boss Stefano Pessina had voiced fears about a Labour government
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He had a right to speak out as affairs in Westminster affects his employees
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But Labour reacted furiously, reflecting the party's anti-business policies
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Labour has mooted National Insurance rise and a hike in corporation tax
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Their ill-advised energy price freeze policy threatened investment into UK
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Miliband needs to realise businesses are made up on hardworking Britons

Question: They should ‘walk the floor’ in @placeholder’s businesses to experience the reality they face: earning a living, keeping overheads down, paying the wages each month.


Former President Bush says in a rare interview that he would like to see his brother run for the Presidency Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush says he has not yet made up his mind about running in 2016 Republican's and Hispanics likely to favour Jeb Bush and make him ideal Republican Candidate Democrats wonder whether Hilary Clinton will also run again making it Bush Vs Clinton AGAIN By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 15:38 EST, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 15:50 EST, 20 April 2013 With President Obama well into his second term in office, it's never too early to contemplate who might be on the ballot in 2016.
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Former President Bush says in a rare interview that he would like to see his brother run for the Presidency
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Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush says he has not yet made up his mind about running in 2016
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Republican's and Hispanics likely to favour Jeb Bush and make him ideal Republican Candidate
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Democrats wonder whether Hilary Clinton will also run again making it Bush Vs Clinton AGAIN

Question: Familiar faces: Some are predicting @placeholder to be the Democrats candidate of choice come 2016


England’s decision to change their team on the eve of the World Cup showed to me where we still are with one-day cricket. Would they have done the same to their Test side the day before the Ashes? No, they would have been ready to go. Maybe those switches will work as the World Cup goes on. Gary Ballance might go on to be the answer for England at No3 in 50-over cricket and James Taylor, as he showed in Melbourne, could thrive at six. It’s just the timing of those changes that was odd and we still seemingly have a less settled approach to the one-day game, which reminds me of the bad old days when people were worried about being dropped every couple of matches.
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Ian Bell, Moeen Ali and Gary Ballance unthinkable as a top three a year ago
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Late alterations show that one-day cricket is still not a priority
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Ravi Bopara can't complain, he hasn't done enough to win back his place
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England’s bowling is far too one-dimensional - they don't have a Plan B
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Eoin Morgan needs to go back to instincts if England want to progress
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Associate nations have impressed and England may struggle to beat them
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(CNN) -- Pope Francis spoke out against sexual abuse by Catholic clergy on Monday and said he plans to meet with victims in early June. In a wide-ranging talk with reporters, he also discussed celibacy in the clergy, saying it's not dogma so "the door is always open." The Pope fielded questions on these subjects during an informal chat with reporters. He simply walked to the back of the papal airplane, sat down with a group of journalists and took questions for about 45 minutes, answering in Italian. When the Vatican spokesman suggested he stop after half an hour to rest, the Pope indicated he was happy to continue. Such informality has become a hallmark of Pope Francis.
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The meeting would mark his first with a group of abuse victims
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Speaking to reporters aboard the papal plane, the pontiff called for zero tolerance
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While in Mideast, he invites Israeli, Palestinian leaders to Vatican to pray

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Chasing a lorry down the motorway and pulling open the back doors to clamber inside, this was the scene in Calais today as yet more immigrants make frantic attempts to get into the UK. French authorities say they have been forced to send an extra 100 police to the port city as an estimated 2,500 migrants sleep rough in camps in the hope of crossing the channel. The frightened people, mostly from Africa and Asia, have been drawn to Calais in the hope of reaching 'El Dorado' Britain, thanks to generous state handouts, according to the town's mayor. Desperation: A group of migrants rip open the back doors of a lorry in Calais today as they try to find a way to cross from France into Britain in search of a better life
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Groups of migrants pictured breaking into lorries in Calais, France, today
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Men are just a fraction of 2,500 people thought to be camped around port
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France has announced it is sending 100 more police to control situation
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Mayor Natacha Bouchart told MPs yesterday that UK is seen as 'El Dorado'

Question: ‘They have no idea about the value of money … But they know from those people who have got through [to @placeholder] that … they can easily find work, don’t have to declare their work, they can find accommodation and can get some money every week.


Russia warned Tuesday that any use of force in Ukraine's eastern region could lead to civil war, as Kiev seeks to regain control after pro-Moscow uprisings in three cities. Pro-Russian protesters seized government buildings in the cities of Donetsk, Luhansk and Kharkiv on Sunday. Declaring a "people's republic," protesters inside Donetsk's regional government building called Monday for a May 11 deadline to vote to secede from Ukraine. There were conflicting reports late Tuesday over whether demonstrators who seized control of a Security Service of Ukraine building in Luhansk took hostages. An anti-terrorism unit outside the building claimed the pro-Russian demonstrators were holding hostages, Victoria Syumar, a security service spokeswoman, and Yarema Duh, spokesman for the National Security and Defense Council, told CNN. Fifty-one people were released from the building early Wednesday morning, the security service said in a statement.
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Ukrainian, Russian, US and EU ministers will meet next week
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Ukraine's Security Service claims hostages have been released
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U.S. Navy warship heads to Black Sea in support of Eastern European allies
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Russia's Foreign Ministry says any use of force in eastern Ukraine "could lead to civil war"

Question: Russia, which has tens of thousands of troops near the Ukrainian border, said Monday that it was "watching closely" what was unfolding and told Ukraine to stop blaming it for @placeholder problems.


(CNN) -- Montpellier's France international striker Olivier Giroud has agreed to join English Premier League club Arsenal. Giroud, who passed a medical at Arsenal's training ground on Monday, was a key player for Montpellier last season as the French club won Ligue 1 for the first time in their history, scoring 21 goals in 36 appearances. The 25-year-old, who made three substitute appearances for France during Euro 2012, will officially join Arsenal on July 1 on a "long-term" contract though Arsenal did not disclose the length of the deal. Italy reach semifinals after penalty-shootout triumph "We're delighted to have secured the signing of Olivier Giroud," Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger told the club's website.
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France striker Olivier Giroud to play in English Premier League for Arsenal
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Chambery-born forward scored 21 goals in 36 league games for Montpellier last season
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Giroud came on as a substitute three times for France during Euro 2012
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Frenchman's previous clubs include Grenoble, Istres and Tours

Question: "He has proved that he is capable of performing at the top level with club and country, and we saw what a big influence he was in @placeholder's championship-winning side last season.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Japan seems to be seeing some splendid days. This past week the Nikkei 225 hurdled over the 14,500 mark and near a five-year high, while the yen weakened beyond the 100-yen mark against the dollar and to a four-year low. If that wasn't enough, Japan's exporters have started to pick up the black pen to report earnings where only red had been used in the past several years -- Sony this week revealed its first full-year net profit in five years. With investors and exporters feeling the cash surge, the potential for change is at hand but challenges still lie in wait. Analysts warn that parts of Japan Inc. are still very much on the brink.
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Weaker Japanese yen boosting equities, exporter profits, investor sentiment
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Sony reported first annual profit in five years; Toyota reported $9.7B annual profit
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Fitch: Japan tech will not benefit enough from weaker yen for return to competitiveness
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Analyst: Japan auto sector challenged by China politics, S. Korea, U.S. competition

Question: Those businesses may involve bulking up @placeholder's relatively small imaging business, including cameras and sensors, and its music and movie divisions.


President Barack Obama told a United Nations meeting on Tuesday that pollution must be contained to address climate change. Specifically, he called out China, saying that the most populous country on Earth, with the fastest increase in carbon pollution, must join the United States to lead the rest of the world in carbon reduction. "We have a responsibility to lead," Obama said to applause. "That's what big nations have to do." Obama was speaking at the U.N. Climate Summit, a one-day meeting hosted by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and open to leaders of all 193 U.N. member states. Wednesday begins the U.N. General Assembly meeting, which has marked climate change as one of its top issues as well.
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President Obama gives address on climate change at United Nations on Tuesday
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U.N. secretary-general is hosting world leaders at a one-day climate change summit
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The Obama administration unveiled a climate change action plan in 2013

Question: For instance, @placeholder has been reluctant to stem the influx of energy production, as it's in more demand.


San Francisco (CNN) -- Remember when Hotmail was hot? Dick Craddock, who manages the group responsible for Microsoft's Web-based e-mail service, can still recall the day of celebration in 2004 when the Hotmail division had just posted a stunning financial quarter. Craddock, along with other Microsoft execs and developers, convened to relish in the victory. The triumph was short-lived because soon after, Google launched a competing Webmail service called Gmail, and like in the short time it takes Google to call up a search query, Hotmail instantly looked dated. Gmail gave users a gigabyte of file storage for free, while Hotmail presented a few megabytes and required users to pay for more. Gmail was fast, spam-free and let people attach files several times larger than that of Hotmail. And Gmail only showed small text advertisements, while Hotmail's pages were covered in ads, which is why the site was able to exceed financial goals during that quarter in 2004.
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Microsoft is hoping to improve the reputation of Hotmail
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The Web-based e-mail service, once a dominant player, is losing steam
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Hotmail faces a growing list of competitors, including Apple, Facebook, Google

Question: After evaluating the options, "it wasn't hard to pick @placeholder; it just wasn't hard," Craddock said in an interview on Monday.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Audio released Friday purportedly captures an argument between Mel Gibson and ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, in which he launches into a racist, sexist rant against her. RadarOnline released the audio, claiming the male voice is that of 54-year-old Gibson. CNN has not independently confirmed the authenticity of the tape and the voices on it. At one point on the roughly two minute tape, the man says: "You go out in public and it's a f***ing embarrassment to me. You look like a f***ing b**** on heat and if you get raped by a pack of n***ers it will be your fault."
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Tape purportedly captures fight between actor and ex-girlfriend
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Site says male voice is that of Gibson
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Police investigating domestic violence allegations against actor

Question: Jaffe said the site did not receive the tapes from @placeholder.


An American anchor who quit her job at state-funded Russia Today on air to protest President Vladimir Putin sending troops into the Ukraine has said she 'feels sick' that she worked at the station. Liz Wahl, who works at RT's Washington, DC bureau, said in her live resignation that she could no longer work for a network that 'whitewashes the actions of Putin'. She has now further explained her reasons for quitting the channel, saying it is 'not a sound news organization, not when your agenda is making America look bad.' Scroll down for video Connecticut-born Liz Wahl who sensationally quit her job at state-funded Russia Today on air earlier this month has spoken out for the first time about her bold decision and how the channel's coverage of events in Ukraine that was the final straw for her
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Anchor Liz Wahl quit her job on live TV Wednesday to protest Russian President Vladimir Putin's incursion on Ukraine
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Wahl worked for state-funded Russia Today
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She is the second RT anchor to speak out against the invasion of Crimea, a sovereign region of Ukraine, by Russian forces
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On Tuesday anchor Abby Martin said the incursion was 'wrong' but did not quit her job

Question: Crimea as a way of protecting ethnic-@placeholder in the region who he says


(CNN) -- This is what happens when politics starts looking like a cult: Jeb Bush gets attacked for being a traitor to the conservative cause. The former Florida governor has been speaking with the freedom of someone not running for office, saying that both his father and Ronald Reagan would have had a hard time in today's hard-right GOP and questioning the wisdom of Grover Norquist's absolutist anti-tax pledge. That set off a fascinating public fight between Bush and Norquist, two faces of competing factions within Republican Party. It is the latest evidence of a growing GOP backlash against the ideological straitjacket Norquist has attempted to impose on governing in the United States.
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It's a bad sign for GOP when Jeb Bush's conservative allegiance questioned, John Avlon says
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Avlon says Bush was right to repudiate Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge
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Ronald Reagan was willing to accept some tax increases to achieve compromise, he says
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Avlon: In the battle between Bush and Norquist, the smart choice is to back Bush's view

Question: Here was his response to @placeholder on this front: "There's a guy who watched his father throw away his presidency on a 2:1 (ratio of spending cuts to tax increases) promise.


(CNN) -- Hosts Brazil claimed top spot in Group A at the troubled Confederations Cup with 4-2 win over Italy in Salvador Saturday. The match may have lacked the quality of previous classic encounters between the world football heavyweights, but burst into life in the second half. Dante had given Brazil the lead before the break, but it needed a double from Fred and a classic free kick from home talisman Neymar to see off a determined Italian challenge. Victory also meant Brazil will likely avoid world champions Spain in next week's semifinals. Spain currently top Group B ahead of the final round of matches Sunday and have been in commanding form, beating minnows Tahiti 10-0 in their latest match.
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Brazil beat Italy 4-2 in their final Group A Confederations Cup game
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Second half goals from Neymar and Fred (2) seal victory
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Mexico beat Japan 2-1 in other Group A match
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Mass protests in streets near stadium in Belo Horizonte

Question: @placeholder have also impressed with comfortable wins over Mexico and Japan, but this has gone almost unnoticed because of the mass popular protests outside games and across the country.


(CNN) -- The opening day of the World Cup brought joy and sadness to the host nation as Brazil won its first game, rallying to defeat Croatia 3-1. But it was a day marred by a small, but contentious, protest over the billions spent on the sports spectacle. Here are five things that happened Thursday as the first ball was kicked in Sao Paulo. Protest problems The most expensive World Cup is underway. Brazilian officials shelled out $11 billion on the tournament, three times what organizers in South Africa spent for the 2010 Cup. Not surprisingly, there are Brazilians who believe the money could have been better spent.
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Some protesters think Brazil is not rich enough to spend so much money for a sporting event
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Man takes ceremonial first kick in robotic outfit controlled by his brain
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Three doves were released before the match and bad things happened
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U.S., Belgium had to change plans for a scrimmage due to potential travel troubles

Question: Perhaps they should have rescheduled and traveled during the Brazil-@placeholder match; the roads of Sao Paulo were practically empty then.


RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- Thousands of people celebrated Friday on crowded Copacabana beach as the announcement that Brazil had been chosen as the 2016 Olympics host played live over huge screens erected above the sand. Thousands packed Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro after the city learned it will host the Olympics. "It was a fantastic victory. We beat the big cities. Passion talked louder," said one man as he danced to live samba music in front of the stage. Rio de Janeiro beat out Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid to become the first South American city to host the Games, something President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva made clear during his pitch to the International Olympic Committee.
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Thousands celebrate Rio de Janeiro win at Copacabana beach
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"We owe this victory to our President Lula," woman at celebration says
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Rio de Janeiro offered ambitious budget and new venues
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City also emphasized that Olympics have never been held in South America

Question: "If the @placeholder wanted to be sure everyone had a good time, they'd go to Rio," Torkells said.


Aaron Alexis was under "the delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves" before he embarked on a bloody shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard, an FBI official said Wednesday. The 34-year-old contractor, who until a few years ago had served in the Navy, spelled out this belief -- with the words, "My ELF weapon" -- in the sawed-off Remington 870 shotgun he brought into the military facility's Building #197 on the morning of September 16. "ELF" refers to low-frequency electromagnetic waves, a technology used for submarine communications that conspiracy theorists believe the government employs to monitor and manipulate unsuspecting citizens, the FBI said.
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Citing its business ethics, HP drops Aaron Alexis' employer, The Experts
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The Experts says it is disappointed, met all of its obligations
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FBI: Aaron Alexis acted alone and wasn't targeting anyone in particular
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He used a sawed-off shotgun that was etched 'End to the torment'

Question: The Experts responded, in a statement, saying it was "disappointed' by @placeholder's decision and insisting it has met "all of our contractual obligations."


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 04:13 EST, 2 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:13 EST, 2 March 2013 Hywel Basham, from Newport in South Wales, who was jailed for attacking his sister Sally Edwards with the knife used to cut their mther's birthday cake A brother was jailed yesterday for stabbing his own sister with the knife they had just used to cut their mother's birthday cake. Hywel Basham, 43, repeatedly stabbed older sister Sally Edwards until the eight-inch blade snapped off. The pair, with a history of sibling rivalry, were at the birthday celebrations of their mother Elaine Basham, 73, when they rowed over money.
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Hywel Basham, 43, repeatedly stabbed older sister Sally Edwards
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The pair, from Newport, were celebrating their mother's birthday

Question: Ms @placeholder told the court she suffers panic attacks, nightmares and flashbacks of the attack triggered by simply closing her eyes.


David Cameron and the Queen will not attend the inauguration of Pope Francis. There were suggestions that the move might be seen as a snub after Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner revealed that she had asked the pontiff to intervene in her country’s dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands. But a Downing Street spokesman said last night that the Prime Minister’s decision to send Cabinet ministers Baroness Warsi and Kenneth Clarke to the inauguration ‘is absolutely nothing to do with the Falklands’. Scroll down for video Neither David Cameron (left) nor the Queen (centre) will make it to the inauguration of Pope Francis I (right
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David Cameron and the Queen won't attend the installation Mass
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Seen as a snub after Kirchner approached the Pope about the Falklands
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Request came at Pope Francis' first meeting with head of state today
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He and Cristina Kirchner have history of spats over her liberal policies
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Also arriving in Rome today was Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, 89
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World leaders arriving for tomorrow's formal installation Mass of new Pope

Question: Souvenir makers have been busy as more than a million visitors are expected to see the new @placeholder in Rome


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Moammar Gadhafi's military machine pounded the western city of Misrata again Tuesday as France and Britain called for beefed-up NATO airstrikes to stop such attacks on the Libyan people. Witnesses reported heavy shelling in central Misrata, besieged for weeks and the scene of some of the worst fighting in the Libyan conflict. At least 10 people were killed and 30 others wounded in the heavy shelling, a doctor operating in two central clinics told CNN. The doctor, identified only as Dr. Hakim for safety reasons, said medical teams are exhausted from treating the wounded. Rebel fighter Moaath al-Misrati told CNN the shelling came after rebels killed several of Gadhafi's snipers. "We are expecting a ground offensive by the Gadhafi forces any time now," he said.
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NEW: Leading rebel official calls on international community to help Libyan civilians
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At least 10 killed in Misrata shelling, doctor says
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France and Britain call for intensified NATO attacks
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Ex-Foreign Minister Koussa flies to Qatar ahead of an international meeting

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder's most high-profile defector flew from Britain to Qatar Tuesday for talks on how to break the deadly impasse in his nation.

Question: @placeholder, who fled Libya last month and sought safe haven in Britain after resigning his post in Gadhafi's regime, urged all parties to avoid plunging Libya into a civil war.


By Associated  Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:54 EST, 16 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:56 EST, 16 January 2014 The daughter of a New Jersey woman whose casket contained the wrong body has said that DNA tests will be performed to determine if her mother was accidentally cremated in Canada. Lisa Kondvar of Warwick, Rhode Island, and her family discovered someone else's body in Margaret Porkka's casket last month at a New Jersey funeral home. Porkka, 82, had died unexpectedly during a trip to St Maarten over Thanksgiving. Scroll down for video Vanished: The body of Margaret Porkka, 82, disappeared after she passed away during a family vacation to St Maarten over the Thanksgiving holiday
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Margaret Porkka, 82, died in St Maarten while on vacation for Thanksgiving
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But the body of another woman was sent back to the U.S. by mistake
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A Canadian woman died around the same time on the island
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She has now been identified as 82-year-old Kathleen Togwell
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It is believed the two bodies were accidentally switched
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The family has sent her hairbrush and toothbrush for DNA testing

Question: Mortified: Daughter @placeholder made the grim discovery during her mother's wake


The world’s largest safety inquiry into GM crops and linked pesticides has been announced. The $25million - £15.6m - project will involve feeding trials with 6,000 rats at laboratories in Western Europe and Russia. The research, which is being run under the banner of Factor GMO, involves a collaboration between European, American and Russian scientists. It is being organised by the Russian National Association for Genetic Safety, which describes itself as a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, and will be overseen by a board of neutral scientists. The largest safety inquiry into GM crops and linked pesticides is to held, using 6,000 rats to test the products
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The £15.6m project will involve using 6,000 rats to test safety of GM crops
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Scientists from Europe, America and Russia will work on Factor GMO
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It has been called the largest inquiry into GM crops and linked pesticides
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Project will involve tests on five generations of rats over two or three years
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Experts hope it will give an answer about how safe GM crops are to eat
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Previous studies found increased risk of cancer in rats undergoing tests

Question: The @placeholder study could be very useful in reducing the uncertainty about the safety of these products.’


West Brom boss Alan Irvine will not shirk the challenge as he searches for the winning formula. Pressure is growing on Irvine, at a club not renowned for its patience, as the Baggies’ poor run of results continued with a 3-1 loss to Manchester City on Boxing Day. Albion have won just one of their last eight Barclays Premier League games and are only two points above the relegation zone ahead of a tricky trip to Stoke on Sunday. West Brom boss Alan Irvine will not shirk the challenge as he searches for the winning formula Irvine watched on in the snow as his side lost 3-1 to Manchester City on Boxing Day
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Alan Irvine will not shirk challenge of finding winning formula at West Brom
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Baggies have won just one of their last eight Premier League games
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They were beaten 3-1 by Manchester City at home on Boxing Day
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West Brom face trip to Stoke in the Premier League on Sunday

Question: Irvine said: 'It will be a very tough game at @placeholder - it is a hard place to go.


By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 06:05 EST, 1 June 2012 | UPDATED: 09:28 EST, 1 June 2012 It may have started as a hobby, but one superhero fanatic is set to become a millionaire when he auctions off his prized collection of Marvel comics. Doug Schmell is selling all 682 of his comics hoard, which is thought to be the world's most complete collection and are predicted to fetch a staggering $3million. It includes pristine first editions of The X-Men, Fantastic Four, Daredevil and The Avengers - which introduced Wolverine, Iron Man and Captain America to the world. Money man: Steve Borock (left), Senior Consignment Director at Heritage and Doug Schmell (right), who owns the collection, in front of stacks of his Marvel comics set to net him a cool $3million in Florida
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Superhero fanatic Doug Schmell is selling all 682 of his prized Marvel comics hoard - which is thought to be the world's most complete collection
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The mint comics once sold for just 12 cents each

Question: Up for auction: A rare first edition copy of the X-Men, which introduced @placeholder and co to the world, alongside an equally rare first edition copy of the Avengers,  featuring Captain America


(CNN) -- Living in Tokyo, Japan, during the late '90s, Geoffrey Barnett found it extremely difficult -- even dangerous -- to ride his bicycle to work every day. "The traffic is incredible, and there's so much pollution," said Barnett, an Australian who worked in the city as an English teacher. His students shared his frustration, and they would often talk about Tokyo's jam-packed streets during class. "It was always a topic of discussion that motivated the students to talk, because it was a part of their life as well," Barnett recalled. Out of those frequent discussions evolved Barnett's idea for Shweeb, a system of personal, pedal-powered monorail pods that he hopes can one day become an alternative form of urban transit. With Shweeb, pods hang from an elevated track that, theoretically, would stretch to destinations throughout a city.
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Shweeb, a pedal-powered monorail, wins $1 million from Google
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Inventor pushes "a system that would change the world"
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Google says Shweeb could be a low-cost, eco-friendly solution to traffic woes
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But expert sees more potential in light-rail trains and plug-in hybrid cars

Question: During its global search, @placeholder was able to see a Shweeb prototype in action.

Question: While there's still a long way to go until his ultimate vision can be fulfilled, Barnett said he feels encouraged by @placeholder's vote of confidence.


By James Nye PUBLISHED: 13:27 EST, 30 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:19 EST, 30 November 2013 A New York couple claim their desperately ill newborn son was denied a heart transplant by hospital because he suffers a mental disability. Autumn Chenkus, 32, and her boyfriend, Charlie Higgs, allege that New York-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan refused to put their child, Maverick, onto a transplant list because he had a rare genetic defect. Refusing to believe that their sons Coffin-Siris syndrome was a valid reason not to put him on the transplant list, Autumn and Charlie embarked on a month-long battle to get Maverick treatment - culminating in a fateful trip to Boston in June.
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Maverick Higgs was born in September 2012 with a heart defect
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Doctors at New York-Presbyterian Hospital worked to place him on the transplant list
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Two days after he was, doctors removed him citing a previously undiagnosed genetic condition
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They told mom and dad Autumn and Charlie to take him home to die
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Undeterred, they carried on researching his condition and got him transferred to Boston Children's Hosptial

Question: According to a recent study, babies with @placeholder sit, walk, and speak later than other children on average.


By Hayley Coyle and Jade Watkins PUBLISHED: 19:38 EST, 6 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:07 EST, 7 November 2012 The Blue Lagoon star released a heartfelt statement to People magazine. The 47-year-old actress, who had a troubled relationship with Teri, who masterminded her daughter's career after launching her into showbiz as a baby, says she wouldn't be who she was today if it wasn't for her mother. Heartfelt statement: Brooke Shields has released a statement following the death of her mother Teri Shields, who died at the age of 79, following 'a long illness' 'My mother was an enormous part of my life and of who I am today," Brooke said in a statement to People magazine.
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Teri Shields, the original 'momager', masterminded her daughter's career after launching her into showbiz as a baby
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Controversially allowed 11-year-old Brooke to be cast as a prostitute in 1978's Pretty Baby
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Permitted her teenager to star in provocative Calvin Klein advert
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Pair endured a rocky relationship because of Teri's 'iron' fist' approach

Question: A few years later, she permitted 15-year-old @placeholder to famously star in a series of commercials for


Timothy DeFoggi, pictured, was downloading child abuse imagery the very moment his  house in Maryland was raided by the FBI A former federal cyber-security expert who used his professional skills to hide his membership of a 'dark web' child pornography ring called PedoBook has been jailed for 25 years. Timothy DeFoggi, 56, of Germantown, Maryland, joined a Tor-based website which featured images of child sex abuse believing that his activity would be completely anonymous. However, federal investigators discovered DeFoggi, who was the former acting director of cyber-security at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, joined the Tor-network-based website on March 2, 2012 until the site was taken down by the FBI on December 8, 2012.
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Timothy DeFoggi, 56, was a member of the PedoBook social network
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DeFoggi used a Tor-network-based website in a bid to hide from the FBI
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He was downloading child pornography videos as the FBI raided his home
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DeFoggi ran to his laptop and had to be 'physically removed' from it
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Cyber-security expert spoke online of his desire to rape and murder

Question: According to court documents, DeFoggi wanted to meet up with a fellow @placeholder member to fulfil his fantasy of raping and murdering a small child.


Khartoum, Sudan (CNN) -- A gold mine in the western Sudanese state of Darfur collapsed this week, killing scores of people and leaving many still unaccounted for, an official says. "Fifty-two bodies have so far been recovered," said Yaqub al-Damuki, minister of information for the Darfur Regional Authority. "But the search is still going on." State-run Ashorooq TV, quoting a local official, reported Thursday that the collapse killed more than 60 people. It said the accident occurred after people dug in dangerous areas of the mine. The mine collapsed in the Jebel Amir area of the town of El Serief in north Darfur on Monday, an eyewitness said. Fighting between two Arab tribes over land and mining rights in the area this year has killed hundreds of people.
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Darfur Regional Authority official says 52 bodies have been recovered
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The collapse happened Monday in Sudan's north Darfur region
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Many people are still unaccounted for, the official says

Question: Independent gold mining has seen a boom in @placeholder in the past few years, as the country looks for new sources to boost its economy.


A 24-year-old lovelorn man has been arrested and charged for spray-painting his tag name more than 20 times over his ex-girlfriend's neighborhood. Mohamed Rasul, who goes by the graffiti name 'Sonik,' after the famous Sega video game character, told police that he wanted his ex to see his name everyday so she would never forget him after they split. Sonik's tag was found spray-painted more than 20 times around Richmond Hill, mostly on Liberty Avenue, after his November 17 spree, officials said. Leaving his mark: Mohamed Rasul wrote his graffiti tag, 'Sonik,' 20 times around Richmond Hill, Queens, where his girlfriend lives
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A heartbroken vandal spray painted his tag nearly twenty times around his girlfriend's Queens neighborhood after a drunken spat
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Mohamed Rasul scrawled his graffiti moniker, 'Sonik,' in bright, blue and yellow paint on homes, businesses, and telephone poles

Question: But his lawyer said the alleged tagging spree would be out of character for @placeholder.