A former public schoolboy who has joined the fight against ISIS today insisted he would never be captured alive and vowed: 'I’ve got a grenade in my pocket and I’ll take them with me'. A former Young Conservative, the man gave up a top job in the City in December to volunteer with the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) in Iraq and Syria. In an exclusive interview with MailOnline from Iraq, he attacked David Cameron for failing to tackle extremism and called on him to 'do the right thing' by offering more support in the war. The man, who went to a £23,000-a-year public school but is operating under the 'nom de guerre' of Macer Gifford , also vowed to stay on the front line until the terror group has been crushed.
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British man, 28, is volunteering with the Kurdish forces in Iraq and Syria
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He has promised to stay in the Middle East until terror group are defeated
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He said: 'I've left comfortable life in Britain to risk suffering horrific death'
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Blasted Cameron for lack of action, saying: 'Take a stance on principle'

Question: @placeholder has chosen to use alternative names and leave out some details at the man's request over fears for his family's safety.


Graziano Pelle would likely be selling coffee out of a van on the sandy-coloured streets of Lecce, in southern Italy, with his father Roberto had he not met Louis van Gaal in 2007. If he had listened to his mother he may not even have been a footballer - she wanted him to become a professional dancer. At the age of 13 he was Italy's Latin-American dance champion, partnering his older sister Fabiana. His father wanted him to play football and he choose that route instead. But it has been far from a straightforward one. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Koeman praising Pelle impact
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Graziano Pelle could have sold coffee for a living or been a dancer
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The Italian's father said Louis van Gaal was crucial to his son's success
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Roberto Pelle also credited Ronald Koeman in his development
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Pelle's  success at Southampton earned him an Italy call-up
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He also received Premier League player of the month award for September

Question: The @placeholder forward has been a huge success at Southampton, scoring five goals in his first eight games


MADRID, Spain (CNN) -- Spain's spy agency chief said Tuesday a suspected double agent had been arrested who revealed the names of Spanish spies and other state secrets to a foreign nation. Spain's SER Radio reported the recipient nation was Russia. The suspect, Robert Flores Garcia, was arrested Monday morning at his home on Tenerife Island in Spain's Canary Islands. He passed secrets in exchange for hefty payments from December 2001 to February 2004, said the spy chief, Alberto Saiz, head of the National Intelligence Agency (known by its Spanish initials CNI). Saiz, at a news conference, refused to publicly identify the recipient country, but Spain's SER Radio, said it was Russia, citing unnamed sources.
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Spain's spy agency chief says suspected double agent arrested
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Robert Flores Garcia allegedly revealed names of spies to to a foreign nation
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SER Radio reported the recipient nation was Russia
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Flores reportedly worked for Spain's intelligence services until January 2004

Question: @placeholder spoke at a rare news conference in Madrid, which some Spanish media said was the first ever offered by Spain's intelligence chief.


A former Scientologist yesterday claimed she was quizzed about her sex life during an ‘audition’ to be Tom Cruise’s wife. Anette Iren Johansen, 36, told how she was asked ‘very private questions’ during an interview in Copenhagen in 2005, just weeks before he started dating Katie Holmes. A senior Scientologist demanded to know if she had any ‘sexual perversions’ and whether she had previously had any lesbian affairs or ‘gay sex’, she alleged. 'Search for a bride': Former Scientologist Anette Iren Johansen (left) has claimed she was among a number of women 'auditioned' to be the future wife of actor Tom Cruise before he married Katie Holmes (right)
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Anette Iren Johansen joined group in 2002 while studying in Denmark
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'Invited to meeting where she was asked questions about her personal life'
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'Phoned days later by man who asked if she had sexual perversions'
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Another ex-Scientologist 'saw interviews and says they were for Cruise'
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Scientology spokesman: 'There has been no project 'to find a bride for any member'

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(CNN) -- Millions of BlackBerry users in Europe, the Middle East and Africa were reportedly without Web and texting service Monday because of an outage that BlackBerry maker Research in Motion said it was investigating. "We apologize to any of our customers in Europe, Middle East & Africa still experiencing issues. We'll bring you an update as soon as we can," read the message from @blackberryhelp on Twitter. A statement provided by Research in Motion basically said the same thing. The company did not respond to CNN's questions about the cause of the outage, the number of users affected or an estimate of when service would be restored.
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BlackBerry customers in Europe, Africa, Middle East without service
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Outage affected Web and BlackBerry Messenger services
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Maker Research In Motion did not give details on what's behind outage

Question: Other carriers were telling customers much the same, saying the problem is on @placeholder's end.


(CNN) -- Relief expressed Sunday at the death of Pan Am 103 bomber Abdelbeset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi by relatives of some of his 270 victims was tempered by still-smoldering anger at his release from prison more than two years ago. "Fine. He deserved to die," said Susan Cohen of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, whose daughter Theodora died in the December 1988 airplane bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. "He was a mass murderer. I feel no pity around him. He got to die with his family around him. My daughter, at age 20, died a brutal, horrible death." Al Megrahi was the only person convicted in connection with the bombing. In August 2009, he was released from a Scottish prison on the grounds that he was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer and had only a few months to live. He was sent home to Libya on "compassionate" grounds, receiving a hero's welcome at the airport.
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Relatives of those who died are still angry about bomber's release
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"It's about time," says the mother of on Pan Am 103 victim
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Another victim's mother believes co-conspirators are still in Libya

Question: Blair said that while @placeholder brought up al Megrahi, no deals were ever made when he was in power to arrange for his release.


The world's first test-tube baby paid tribute to her parents' bravery today - saying they stepped into the unknown by having her. Louise Brown, 35, was born at Oldham General Hospital on July 25 1978 after her parents Lesley and John became the first people to successfully undergo in vitro fertilisation (IVF). Her birth attracted controversy, with religious leaders expressing concern about the use of artificial intervention and some raising fears that science was creating 'Frankenbabies'. Tribute: The world's first test-tube baby Louise Brown, left, and her sister Natalie with their sons Aiden and Aeron both 15 weeks. They planted a tree in memory of their parents John and Lesley at Bourn Hall, Cambridgeshire, today
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Lesley and John Brown were the first people to successfully undergo IVF
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Daughter Louise, now 35, born at Oldham General Hospital on July 25 1978
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Birth attracted controversy and media attention from around the world
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Lesley died in 2012 aged 64, with John dying several years earlier
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Tree planted in their memory at Bourn Hall, Cambridgeshire, where IVF techniques were developed

Question: Her sister Natalie, who was the first IVF baby to have a child, gave birth to her fourth child, @placeholder, in August.


Beijing (CNN) -- The Communist Party's 18th National Congress enters its second session Friday, a day after President Hu Jintao warned that a failure to deal with corruption could bring down the party and the state it controls. Hu spoke at a key meeting of top officials who will usher in a new set of leaders of the world's most populous nation. After a decade in power, Hu is expected to hand over the party's top job to Vice President Xi Jinping. "If we fail to handle this issue well, it could prove fatal to the party and even cause the collapse of the party and the fall of the state," Hu said of corruption during his speech at the start of the congress in the Great Hall of the People in the heart of the Chinese capital.
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Party's national congress in second day
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Thousands of delegates in Beijing for key meeting
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It follows a year beset by scandal for the party
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Four Tibetans set themselves on fire, Tibetan government in exile says

Question: But there have been disappointments and discontent along the way, and @placeholder's much-vaunted "harmonious society" is showing signs of cracking.


Tough stance: Mark Harper, Conservative MP for Forest of Dean, has said limiting access to free healthcare is key to preventing the NHS becoming an 'international health service' Migrants from Romania and Bulgaria who travel to Britain without a job are to be told they must have private medical insurance to prevent the NHS becoming an ‘international health service’. Immigration minister Mark Harper told the Daily Mail that limiting access to free healthcare is seen as key to preventing a fresh influx of migrants when controls are lifted at the end of this year. He suggested the requirement for medical insurance would apply to all student incomers and those who claim they are ‘self-sufficient’, meaning they are not coming looking immediately for work.
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Migrants need health insurance to stop NHS becoming 'international' service
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MP Mark Harper said requirement would be for self-sufficient and students
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Ministers examining rights to other public services and benefits

Question: It is unclear how the proposals would work in practice but it is likely NHS staff would be asked to check healthcare entitlements when migrants first came into contact with the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- We can spend the next few years beating ourselves up and debating the proposition that George W. Bush saved Iraq and Barack Obama lost it. Or we can get real and try to sort out what we can do now to protect U.S. interests in a region that's melting down. Iraq was never the U.S.'s to win. That point -- along with lowered expectations and focused goals -- must be the basis of any new approach to the region. And here are three reasons. 1. Demography: There are two factors that nations -- even functional ones (and Iraq is not) -- can't alter: What they are -- their demography; and where they are -- their geography.
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Aaron Miller: Debating what went wrong in Iraq not useful; protecting U.S. interests now is
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Iraq is complex, he says, with sectarian groups at odds, neighbors with own interests
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He says U.S. must work with Iraq's neighbors, even al-Assad, to halt ISIS. Democracy can wait
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Miller: U.S. must help right Iraqi military, but without combat forces. Point is to check terror

Question: @placeholder's own ideology will produce a counterreaction among Iraqis who will oppose its harsh, unforgiving ideology.


Washington (CNN) -- Massachusetts Sen.-elect Scott Brown arrived on Capitol Hill on Thursday, two days after pulling off a once-unthinkable victory that has bolstered Republicans nationwide and reformulated the political calculus in Washington. Brown was scheduled to meet with several senior Republican and Democratic senators. During his visit, he took on the aura of a virtual celebrity, surrounded by dozens of reporters, aides, and well-wishers. Brown, a state senator who defeated Democratic state Attorney General Martha Coakley on Tuesday, is the first Massachusetts Republican to win a U.S. Senate race since 1972. His win stripped Democrats of their filibuster-proof 60-seat Senate supermajority and has forced the Obama White House to reconsider its options for passing a health care bill.
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NEW: "We are really, really happy to have [Brown] here," says Senate minority leader
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Scott Brown tours Capitol Hill, calls for transparency in government
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Brown set to meet with senior senators including leadership from both parties
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Republican Brown was elected U.S. senator from Massachusetts on Tuesday

Question: One of the problems with @placeholder is that "there seems to be no transparency" on health care negotiations and other issues, Brown told reporters.


By Ruth Styles He's created everything from ice castles to oriental palaces and numbers Simon Cowell and Elton John among his clients - and now well-heeled parents are asking celebrity event planner Steven Duggan to create equally lavish parties for children too young to have a clue what's going on. Last month, Duggan created an Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan-themed event for a pair of twins celebrating their first birthday - and charged the parents £70,000 for the privilege. The party took place in a marquee erected in the family's garden in London. While it might sound extravagant, Duggan says it's by no means an unusual event ('we do about one a month') and revealed that non-celebrities tend to splash out far more on private parties than their A-list counterparts.
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A well-heeled couple splashed out £70,000 on a first birthday party for their twins
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The bill included entertainers, lavish decoration, a buffet and a beautiful tiered cake
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The party had an Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan theme and was held in a marquee
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The event was planned by Steven Duggan who also works for Simon Cowell
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Duggan also planned the Katie Piper Foundation Ball and has worked with Harrods

Question: The attention to detail is incredible - down to pink @placeholder-style signs or flowerbeds and hedges dotted with purple toadstools


Stockholm, Sweden (CNN) -- The headline from one Swedish newspaper summed up the days to come for President Barack Obama: "Obama in the Shadow of War." During a fast-paced three-day overseas trip that includes visits to Stockholm, Sweden and a G-20 summit in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the president will face allied, yet skeptical leaders who remain unconvinced that military action is necessary to punish Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons. Even as Obama administration officials acknowledge that Syria will be an ongoing subject of discussion, they dismiss the notion the president is fighting a losing diplomatic battle, noting support from both France and Turkey.
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Obama's three day overseas trip has him in Sweden and Russia
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Russia appears to come on board for Syria strike if evidence is there
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Snowden affair, Obama comments recently marred US-Russian relations

Question: Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to national security contractor turned leaker @placeholder was greeted with frustration by Obama administration officials.


Washington (CNN) -- The United States predicts the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, likely by pro-Russian rebels, will fundamentally shift the relationship between Russia and the international community. "It is a game-changer," one senior State Department official said. While Washington has stopped short of blaming Russia, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power said Friday the United States believes the jet carrying nearly 300 people was downed by a surface-to-air missile fired by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine. U.S.: Russia may have helped operate system Due to the sophistication of the Buk missile system believed to have been used, Power said it was "unlikely that the separatists could effectively operate the system without assistance from knowledgeable personnel."
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The United States believes pro-Russian rebels shot down the Malaysia Air jetliner
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American officials say Russia bears the blame for supplying rebels with missiles
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A U.S. official said Russia 'will have a hard time explaining this away'
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Question: Officials said regardless of whether @placeholder operatives were manning the system, Russia bears responsibility for the attack because of its military and political support for the rebels.

Question: "These separatist leaders are taking orders from @placeholder and (Russian President Vladimir Putin) has to realize the consequence of sending heavy and sophisticated weapons to a gang of sociopaths, extremists, violent thugs, nationalists and agents who are just given weapons and told to make chaos," the official said.

Question: Or are they prepared to work with the government of @placeholder to arrive at a cease fire and a peace that takes into account the interests of all Ukrainians?"


(CNN)The moment he stepped aboard the North Korean airliner, Bernie Leighton felt like he'd entered a Cold War time machine. For an aviation enthusiast like Leighton, it was nothing short of thrilling. After years of anticipation, Leighton, a real estate investor, finally snagged a seat on a rare 1980s Soviet-built Ilyushin IL-62 airliner. Patriotic military music filled the cabin. Flight attendants handed out communist propaganda magazines. As Leighton put it, that 2012 flight on Air Koryo airlines from Beijing to Pyongyang was an experience "beyond belief." That's high praise. Leighton may rank among the most accomplished "avgeeks" in the world. He said he's flown on at least 50 kinds of aircraft and racked up an estimated 2 million air miles.
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Aviation enthusiasts love North Korea's Cold War-era airliners
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North Korean airline Air Koryo flies decades-old Soviet-built planes
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Travelers reveal what it's like to fly in North Korea

Question: At other times during @placeholder's North Korean tour, in-flight meals may have been served with a side of paranoia.


(CNN) -- Four men behind what officials describe as the most serious Islamist terrorist plot ever hatched in Scandinavia were convicted of the plot Monday in a courthouse in Glostrup, just outside of Copenhagen, Denmark. Three Swedish nationals and a Tunisian resident of Sweden were found guilty of targeting Jyllands Posten, the Copenhagen-based newspaper responsible for publishing controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. The court ruled there was no doubt about their plan to attack and sentenced each of the men to 12 years in prison. Counterterrorism officials in the United States and Scandinavia believe the plot was directed by al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan.
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Each of the four is sentenced to 12 years in prison
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The four men are convicted of targeting a Danish newspaper
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Authorities say they planned a gun attack, followed by hostage executions

Question: The cell's plans were thwarted by a joint operation of Swedish and Danish security services, which tracked the suspects in December 2010 as they drove from @placeholder to Denmark with a submachine gun, a silencer, and several dozen 9mm submachine gun cartridges, authorities say.

Question: When they reached @placeholder, they were initially unable to find the address where they planned to sleep.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Janet Jackson would bang her head against a wall because she felt "so unattractive," the pop star told CNN's Piers Morgan. Jackson, in an interview Tuesday on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight"  talked about her struggles with weight and body image over the years, her relationship with her father and dealing with the passing of her brother Michael. "There was a time when I was so down and felt so unattractive and it lasted for a very, very long time," Jackson said, "that I used to -- I used to bang my head against the wall." The banging would be hard and "the person that I was with, my ex-husband at the time, I mean, he'd have to stop me," she said.
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Her former husband would have to stop her head banging, Jackson says
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Her father told her, "I'm Joseph to you," she says
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Jackson is promoting a self-image book, "True You"

Question: "You call me @placeholder," she said her father told her.


Take a bow England. That was an outstanding win and a perfect way to start a huge year. To make light of their injuries, to come to Wales on a Friday night and stay so cool and composed when they went 10-0 down was exceptional. It was one of the very best performances of the Stuart Lancaster era. I really enjoyed the contribution of the young Bath trio behind the scrum with Anthony Watson, Jonathan Joseph and George Ford all stepping up. This was a big night for them and they all delivered. England players celebrate at the full-time whistle after a brilliant 21-16 win against Wales on Friday night
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England won 21-16 against Wales in Friday night's Six Nations opener
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England wing Anthony Watson scored his first international try in victory
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20-year-old played brilliantly with TCUP - Thinking Clearly Under Pressure
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Watson's Bath team-mate Jonathan Joseph scored England's second try

Question: @placeholder read the play very well and showed real try-scoring instincts in getting the touchdown under pressure.


Film director Woody Allen released a statement Sunday denying adopted daughter Dylan Farrow's allegation that he sexually assaulted her when she was 7 years old. In an open letter posted online Saturday by The New York Times, Farrow recounted her allegation that Allen sexually assaulted her in the attic of her adopted mother Mia Farrow's house in 1992. The statement released by Allen representative Leslee Dart said: "Mr. Allen has read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful. He will be responding very soon. In the meantime, it is essential that your coverage make the following facts clear: "At the time, a thorough investigation was conducted by court appointed independent experts. The experts concluded there was no credible evidence of molestation; that Dylan Farrow had an inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality; and that Dylan Farrow had likely been coached by her mother Mia Farrow. No charges were ever filed."
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Woody Allen's representative calls letter "untrue and disgraceful"
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Open letter by Dylan Farrow is published by The New York Times online
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She says Woody Allen sexually assaulted her in 1992, when she was 7
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Former prosecutor: "I hope she finds some peace and solace"

Question: At the time, @placeholder lashed out at authorities who handled the case and accused prosecutors of scheming to keep it open to influence his custody battle.

Question: Even as the decades passed, the scandal permanently damaged @placeholder's image -- that of a neurotic but amusing schlub with a talent for slapstick and witty one-liners.


(WIRED) -- When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad last January, the biggest surprise wasn't the actual product. (Many shrugged and called the iPad a "bigger iPhone.") It was the price: Just $500. Nobody expected that number, perhaps because Apple has traditionally aimed at the high end of the mobile computer market with MacBooks marked $1,000 and up. And perhaps we were also thrown off because Apple execs repeatedly told investors they couldn't produce a $500 computer that wasn't a piece of junk. But Apple did meet that price, and the iPad isn't junk. The iPad is still the first, and best-selling, product of its kind. Competitors, meanwhile, are having trouble hitting that $500 sweet spot.
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The iPad is still the first, and best-selling, product of its kind
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Apple now has 300 retail stores worldwide selling iPads directly to customers
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Competitors are having trouble beating the iPad widget

Question: "The company can swallow the bitter pill of hardly making any money from @placeholder sales through its retail partners because it can feast off the fat profits it makes when customers buy directly through its retail outlets and the web store," Hiner says.


FUMICINO, Italy (CNN) -- Under a canopy of elegant Italian pines, the foundations of a mini Roman Coliseum are at once unmistakable and exhilarating. The intricate statue head archeologists unearthed while excavating the site at Fumicino, Italy in early 2009 The structure at "Portus," the Romans' ancient Mediterranean port, has remained undiscovered for eighteen centuries until now. University of Southampton archaeologists have just this summer uncovered the remains of an amphitheater, a Roman warehouse and the ruins of an Imperial palace even though archaeologists have been digging at this site since the 19th Century. "It's true I think also to say that we have kind of rediscovered it because the great Italian archaeologist Rodolfo Lanciani reported the discovery of a theater in the 1860s but nobody could actually find it," says Professor Simon Keay, a leading expert on Roman Archaeology at the University of Southampton. Watch a report on the site's discovery »
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Archeologists are excavating site in Fumicino, Italy, just outside Rome
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This summer found remains of amphitheater, warehouse, Imperial palace
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Rodolfo Lanciani reported discovery of theater in 1860 but no one could find it
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Finely carved fragments, white marble head of a statue also found at site

Question: The site is a feast for the eyes in the true @placeholder sense.


No receipt: John Durning has never been asked for a receipt from Ed Balls despite cleaning the windows at his Castleford home once a month Ed Balls was accused of ‘total hypocrisy’ last night after his window cleaner revealed he has never asked for a receipt in 17 years. The Shadow Chancellor provoked controversy at the weekend when he lectured families on their duty to collect receipts and personal details from gardeners, cleaners and handymen, no matter how small the job done. Mr Balls said he always followed the practice – and had done ‘since I have been involved in politics’.
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Ed Balls provoked anger after lecturing families about collecting receipts
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Shadow Chancellor said he had followed practice since getting into politics
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But firm claims he never asks for a receipt for £12 monthly window clean
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West Yorkshire company said they are just pointing out 'the facts'

Question: The spokesman said: ‘As Ed said, he asks for receipts when paying in cash for work done so that, as @placeholder, he knows he has a written record.


Vladimir Putin last night pointed to Russia’s nuclear arsenal and warned the West: ‘It’s best not to mess with us’ on Ukraine. In a menacing intervention, the Russian president denied Nato, British and American reports that Russian forces are operating in eastern Ukraine. And he warned the West against any attempt to support Ukraine in its efforts to defeat Russian separatists. Speaking at a pro-Kremlin youth camp near Moscow, he said: ‘Russia’s partners... should understand it’s best not to mess with us. Ukrainian servicemen use a brief lull in the conflict to make running repairs on their heavy armour Mechanics have field-striped part of the engine and drive components to keep the vehicle running
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He said Russia's nuclear programme means 'nobody would think of conflict'
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He also tells rebels to release trapped enemy to 'avoid senseless deaths'
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He compares Ukraine's sieges of two cities to Nazis' siege of Leningrad
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He referred to 'Novorossiya' - or 'New Russia' - as he praised rebel 'success'
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Kiev said the edict proved that separatists were under Kremlin control
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Ukrainian PM announced that country will seek to become member of Nato
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Putin spoke as Obama said it is 'plain to see' Russian forces are in Ukraine

Question: On Thursday the alliance released satellite photos of @placeholder self-propelled artillery units moving inside Ukraine last week.


Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus on Friday characterized Democrats' top presidential contenders as either too snooty or too handsy to manage the country while addressing conservatives at their annual gabfest and jubilee. 'They've got one candidate ready to coronate herself,' Priebus said, referring to former first lady Hillary Clinton. 'And they have a sitting vice president who can't control his mouth - or his hands - who's been running for president since before I could vote.' The taunting of Biden follows an incident last week in which he got up close and personal with Defense Secretary Ash Carter's wife, Stephanie, while the new Pentagon chief was being sworn in.
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'They have a sitting vice president who can't control his mouth - or his hands - who's been running for president since before I could vote'
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Taunting of Biden follows an incident last week in which he got up close and personal with Defense Secretary Ash Carter's wife, Stephanie
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Biden put his hands on Carter's shoulders, and groped her while whispering in her ear as her husband was sworn in
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Hillary wouldn't like speaking at CPAC because there is 'insufficient croute de te' and 'the lemon wedges were cut quite at the right angle,' Priebus said

Question: 'That's probably why @placeholder barely comes out in public these days,' he said.


Arizona's SB1062 has pulled off a sort of political magic trick, in that warring sides can read the bill's text and have not only different reactions, but completely opposite ones. While proponents of gay rights dub the bill oppressive, those in favor of the bill becoming law say it represents freedom. Freedom vs. oppression: That's the polar contrast Gov. Jan Brewer must consider as she sits down to "listen to both sides" this week ahead of her decision whether to sign or veto the bill that has divided her state and drawn national and commercial interests into the fray. Brewer has until Saturday to make her call, and her fellow Republicans in the state Legislature have suggested that a veto is likely.
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Gov. Jan Brewer to decide by Saturday whether to sign SB1062 into law
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While debate has raged over the bill, Arizona Republicans say veto is likely
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NFL, American Airlines, Apple, Marriott among those decrying the legislation
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Bill's proponents says SB1062 has been hijacked, misrepresented

Question: @placeholder constitutionally outlawed same-sex marriages in 2008, and legal experts say nothing in present Arizona law would prevent a business owner from discriminating against gays and lesbians, making SB1062 unnecessary.

Question: Arizona constitutionally outlawed same-sex marriages in 2008, and legal experts say nothing in present Arizona law would prevent a business owner from discriminating against gays and lesbians, making @placeholder unnecessary.


(Wired.com) -- Photographers have their own version of sleight of hand. They can manipulate people, objects, landscapes and light in images, fooling lesser humans into believing the final product is a representation of reality, rather than something created by hand. In the old language, we called this "trick photography." Now, in the PC age, we just call it "Photoshop." The latest version of Photoshop, the flagship image-editing application in Adobe's Creative Suite, adds a new stack of cards to the photographer's trick deck. Wired.com was shown demos of new tools in Photoshop CS5 -- such as the new Content Aware Fill and HDR tools -- that we expect will amaze and please photographers with the tools' ability to bend pixels with absolute precision.
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Photoshop CS5 will arrive as part of Adobe Creative Suite 5 in late April or early May
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Prices for the suite range between $1,300 and $2,600 depending on the package
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The tools' ability to bend pixels will amaze photographers

Question: Another bit of @placeholder trickery that's become popular lately is high dynamic range imaging, or HDR.


Southampton striker Dani Osvaldo has been suspended by Inter Milan and offered to QPR after going AWOL from training. The 26-year-old is on loan at the Serie A side and has scored has scored six goals in 13 games. But the Italy international has been ostracised after a public spat with team-mate Mauro Icardi. Southampton striker Dani Osvaldo is currently on loan at Inter Milan and has scored six goals Osvaldo has been training on his own and the striker's departure seems virtually certain now. It is reported he has been absent from training for two days now after a weekend trip to Madrid to see friends.
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Dani Osvaldo was loaned to Inter after headbutting Jose Fonte in training
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Italian club want rid of Italy international following another on-pitch spat
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The 29-year-old joined Southampton from Roma for £12.6m in 2013

Question: @placeholder of Inter reacts during Italian Serie A defeat against Roma where he and his team-mates lost 4-2


With Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge banging in goals left, right and centre, Liverpool were widely acknowledged as this season's great entertainers and the television companies seem to agree. Brendan Rodgers' side were shown by either Sky or BT Sport 29 times this season - meaning just nine of their Barclays Premier League matches were not on TV. Champions Manchester City were just three matches behind on 26, while Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham both notched up 25 games. Stoke found themselves bottom of the table with just seven appearances, with their only match on BT Sport coming on the opening day of the season against Liverpool. Sky also showed their home fixture with the Anfield giants, a 5-3 thriller.
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Liverpool showed by Sky Sports or BT Sports 29 times this season
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Manchester City shown 26 times, Manchester United 25
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Stoke bottom of TV appearance table, shown just seven times
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Aston Villa shown more times on TV than Everton

Question: Perhaps surprisingly, Aston Villa were shown on television 17 times - one more than @placeholder - although 11 of those matches came against Arsenal, Chelsea, City, Liverpool, Tottenham or United.


By Katy Winter She may be known for her fine, French elegance, but Carla Bruni made sure all eyes were on her by adding some very expensive Italian glamour to her look at a recent event. Wearing a diamond serpent necklace worth £8 million euro, or £6.7 million, the former French first lady was in attendance at the re-opening of the historic shop of jewels, Bulgari, in Via Condotti in Rome. The event took place following restoration works to mark the 130th anniversary of the prestigious jewellers. The former French first lady was in attendance at the re-opening of the historic shop of jewels Bulgari in Via Condotti in Rome
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Attended reopening of historic Bulgari store in Rome
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Party marked 130th anniversary of the jewellery brand
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Oscar winner Adrian Brody and model Poppy Delevingne also attended
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Former French first lady starred in campaign for Bulgari last year
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Wore a diamond snake Bulgari necklace worth £8 million euro

Question: I feel connected with the romantic history and with its @placeholder soul which breathes life and joy and I sincerely hope to honour it.'


By Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:27 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 16:49 EST, 31 January 2013 Chuck Hagel, President Barack Obama's nominee for Defense Secretary, has hit back at critics of his national security record during a heated Senate hearing this morning. Senior Republicans - who are members of his own party and were once his colleagues when he served as a Nebraska senator - accused him of seeking to appease America's enemies. His critics have sought to portray Hagel, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, as a soft on Iran and anti-Israel, pointing to past comments that Hagel's supporters say were taken out of context or distorted.
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Critics say Hagel is anti-Israel, weak on Iran and wants to cut the military
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Hagel, a former Republican senator from Nebraska, appeared before a Senate committee today
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Only one Republican senator, Thad Cochran of Mississippi, has pledged to support Hagel
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Hagel called Iranian government 'elected, legitimate'
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Despite opposition, he is expected to be confirmed

Question: In the entire Senate, which would vote on @placeholder if he is cleared by the committee, only one of the 45 Republicans - Mississippi's Thad Cochran - has said he backs Hagel.


(CNN) -- Normally Germany and France are close partners at the heart of Europe -- but U.S. diplomatic cables suggest a battle royal between the two allies over satellite technology, with the German space and intelligence agencies accusing the French of bad faith and looking to the United States as a future partner to develop next-generation satellites. At the heart of the rivalry is HiRos -- a High Resolution Optical System -- that would potentially be a leap forward in satellite surveillance. A flurry of cables obtained by WikiLeaks and published by the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten shows German officials lobbying for a "strategic US/German partnership" in 2009 to develop the system, amid French attempts to kill it.
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Cables show tensions between France and Germany
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Cables were obtained by WikiLeaks and published by a Norwegian newspaper
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Cables indicate Germans wanted U.S. partnership for satellite project

Question: One cable from February 2009 reveals efforts by German officials to steer development work on @placeholder away from a Franco-German consortium toward a German company "in an effort to minimize French mischief."

Question: @placeholder diplomats were enthusiastic about HiRos -- saying the German satellite program "has yielded sophisticated and reliable satellite systems that provide an extraordinary amount of product for their investment."

Question: U.S. diplomats were enthusiastic about HiRos -- saying the @placeholder satellite program "has yielded sophisticated and reliable satellite systems that provide an extraordinary amount of product for their investment."


(CNN) -- What's the best thing you could stumble upon when transiting through a major international airport? A Cinnabon passing out free samples? A security checkpoint with no line? Not bad choices, but for unexpected pleasure they hardly measure up to a dress made entirely of Hello Kitty dolls or a Kamen Rider escorting your humdrum slog to the departure gate. Those last two items are part of Japanese Toys! From Kokeshi to Kaiju, the current exhibition at the SFO Museum inside Terminal 3 at San Francisco International Airport. Debuting in November 2013, the exhibit has become such a success -- the most popular exhibit ever for the museum -- that its run has recently been extended through mid-May.
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Current exhibition at the SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport features Japanese toys
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"Seen through the lens of social media, this exhibit is our most popular to date," says museum
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SFO Museum is the only airport museum accredited by the American Alliance of Museums

Question: "The great works of art the San Francisco Airport museum showcases send the message to visitors and travelers that @placeholder is a center of culture, they value culture and art," says Blanton.


Washington (CNN) -- In the final hours before $85 billion in widely disliked spending cuts began to take effect Friday, top political leaders did virtually nothing to defuse Washington's latest self-imposed fiscal crisis. Democrats blamed Republicans, Republicans blamed Democrats, and both sides prepared for the next showdown -- a possible government shutdown on March 27. Here are the highlights of Friday's partisan skirmish: Last minute White House meeting achieves nothing President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Speaker John Boehner, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi huddled behind closed doors for less than an hour Friday morning. As expected, the meeting didn't accomplish anything.
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NEW: A meeting between Obama and Hill leaders achieves nothing
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NEW: Obama says he can't do a "Jedi mind meld" to cut deal with GOP
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NEW: Boehner says the House will act next week to avoid a March 27 government shutdown
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$85 billion in spending cuts will take effect starting Friday

Question: @placeholder insisted once again that the cuts could be avoided if only Republicans would compromise and agree to higher taxes on the rich.

Question: "None of this is necessary," @placeholder told reporters after the meeting.


SARASOTA, Florida (CNN)  -- On a recent afternoon, Pamela Rinchich quietly recalled how her cancer doctor abruptly canceled an appointment. Rinchich owed $268 from a previous visit: She didn't have the money and the doctor refused to see her until she paid. Pamela Rinchich, with husband Jim, was diagnosed with cancer shortly after being laid off. "I offered to do whatever I could, even work in the office to cover it," said Rinchich, with tears in her eyes. Just a few months earlier, life was going great for Rinchich. She was planning a wedding with her fiancé, Jim, and she had a good job as a supervisor at the Honeywell plant in Sarasota, Florida.
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For many Americans, job loss equals loss of health insurance
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Under the president's new plan, the government will cover part of COBRA costs
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Many Americans will have to wait for more complete health care reform

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has no interest in records as he bids to maintain the champions’ winning momentum. City equalled a long-standing club best as they chalked up a ninth successive win in all competitions by beating West Brom 3-1 on Boxing Day. Their feat matches one first recorded by the club in 1910 and last achieved during their hot streak of autumn 2011, which memorably included a 6-1 thrashing of Manchester United. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini watches on during their 3-1 win over West Brom on Boxing Day Fernando opened the scoring as he pounced on a Ben Foster error and Yaya Toure doubled the lead with a penalty after David Silva was fouled by former team-mate Joleon Lescott.
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Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini says he has no interest in records
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Equalled a long-standing club record ninth straight win against West Brom
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By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 10:03 EST, 26 May 2012 | UPDATED: 10:07 EST, 26 May 2012 EU judges have ruled Swiss chocolate-makers Lindt & Spruengli cannot trademark its world famous golden rabbit. The firm, which has been producing the treats since 1952 and claims to sell around 60 million a year, had hoped to stop Austrian rival Hauswirth from producing an almost identical-looking product. But the Luxembourg-based European Union Court of Justice (ECJ) upheld the decision of the EU trademarks agency OHIM, which rejected Lindt's application for a trademark of its sitting bunny shapes wrapped in gold foil with a red ribbon bow tie.
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Swiss firm had hoped to stop Austrian rivals from producing similar product
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EU court rules they had 'failed to establish the marque a marque as an inherent distinctive character'

Question: Rabbit row: The Lindt chocolate bunny (left) and @placeholder firm Hauswirth's rival product


Sony is set to spearhead Google's move into the living room. The electronics giants is one of several that today revealed its 2015 TV sets will run the Android TV software created by Google. However, Samsung has abandoned the software in favour of its own Tizen system in a bid to break away from Google. Scroll down for video Sony's new KD-65X9000C 4K TV, which will run Google's Android TV software and is just 0.2inch thick. the firm boasted the TV set is slimmer than its smartphone. Google's Android TV is set to be built into new TVs from Sony, Sharp and Philips, it was revealed today.
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Firms all plan TV sets running Google's Lollipop Android software
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Will compete against Samsung, which has its own Tizen software

Question: the firm has snubbed @placeholder's Android to develop its own software called Tizen


GEORGETOWN, South Carolina (CNN) -- In many places across the South you can walk in the footsteps of slaves, and if you understand the history, it is not a happy journey. The same is true at Friendfield Plantation outside Georgetown, South Carolina. This is a former slave house on Friendfield Plantation, where Michelle Obama's family has roots. It's not exactly "Gone With the Wind," but what makes this overgrown 3,300 acres of marsh and pine trees stand out is this: The family of first lady Michelle Obama believes her great-great grandfather was held as a slave here and labored in the mosquito-infested rice fields.
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CNN visits plantation where Michelle Obama's slave roots began
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Her great-great grandfather is believed to have been a slave on Friendfield Plantation
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Anywhere from 200 to 500 slaves lived on the plantation over the years
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He likely lived in a tiny white-washed slave house on the property

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN)  -- The U.S. State Department's renewal of Blackwater's contract to provide security in Iraq "is bad news," an adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said. A woman passes a burned car in Baghdad where Blackwater guards killed 17 in September. Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 people, including women and children, last September, prompting an outcry and protest from Iraqi officials. "This is bad news," al-Maliki adviser Sami al-Askari said. "I personally am not happy with this, especially because they have committed acts of aggression, killed Iraqis, and this has not been resolved yet positively for families of victims."
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NEW: Iraqi official: Iraq's investigation found that "Blackwater committed a crime"
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Iraqi government displeased contract was renewed, top adviser says
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Blackwater guards killed 17 Iraqis, including women and children, in September
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Thousands of contractors provide security for U.S. diplomats, workers

Question: Under a provision put into place in the early days of the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq, security contractors have immunity from @placeholder prosecution.


(CNN)Way out beyond Mars, but before you get to Jupiter, is a planet. You read that right. There's a planet between Mars and Jupiter. You may not have heard of it, but it was discovered in 1801 -- 129 years before Pluto. It originally was called a planet, then later an asteroid and now it's called a dwarf planet. Its name is Ceres (pronounced like series) and you'll likely be hearing a lot more about it in the coming weeks. Ceres is one of five named dwarf planets recognized by NASA and the International Astronomical Union (IAU). The other four are Eris, Pluto, Makemake and Haumea.
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NASA spacecraft is closing in on tiny world Ceres
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New images show mysterious bright spot has a companion

Question: Speaking of @placeholder, the most famous of the dwarf planets gets its own visitor in July.


On a flipchart inside the dressing room at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami, the FA made sure that England’s players were all on message. ‘We are ready for Italy!!!! !’ was scrawled across it in capital letters. They really believe they are. These are some of the FA’s secrets, one of the rituals Roy Hodgson and various FA officials agree on before the players leave the dressing room to speak with the media. On the left hand side of the chart, Leighton Baines, Jordan Henderson, Joe Hart and Phil Jagielka had been nominated to stop and speak after England’s laboured 0-0 draw with Honduras.
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Players told not to talk about Falklands War
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Flip chart says England could have done better with the ball
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England confident ahead of World Cup opener with Italy

Question: Good work out: England were given a tough test by @placeholder in Miami


Two Turkish university students who filmed a porn movie for their dissertation say they underwent a 'four-year nightmare' after being arrested for their course work. Photographer Deniz Özgün, 26, and Elif Safak Urucu, 25, were dragged off  and interrogated after education officials reported their dissertation work to police in 2011. Despite having had their idea approved by academics at Bilgi University, Istanbul, the dissertation was instantly marked as a fail upon completion, and the pair were arrested a few days later. Naked truth: Elif Safak Urucu, 25, pictured, and Deniz Özgün, 26, were arrested after education officials in Istanbul reported their porn film dissertation  to police four years ago
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Students 'dragged off by police' after handing in porn film dissertation
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Porn film idea had been approved by tutors, but officials reported pair
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Deniz Özgün, 26, and Elif Safak Urucu, 25, also failed their dissertation
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The pair, acquitted this month, say they've had a 'four-year nightmare

Question: The incident has drawn attention to the clash between traditional values and the sometimes experimental arts and lifestyles practised in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- She grew up in one of the poorest spots on earth. She couldn't read or write. As a child, she scrounged for food each day for herself, her mother, and her brother. But a chance encounter with a chess coach turned her into a rising international chess star, the subject of a book -- and the protagonist in a future Disney movie. Ugandan teenager Phiona Mutesi is "the ultimate underdog," her biographer says. Those who work with her believe she's 16. But since her birthday is unclear, she might still only be 15, they say. Her father died from AIDS when Mutesi was around 3.
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Phiona Mutesi grew up in a slum in Uganda's capital
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To get a bowl of porridge, she went to a missionary's chess program
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She now travels the world as a rising chess star
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She's the subject of a book that Disney is turning into a movie

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder is becoming an inspiration to people all over the world.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The screech of clear, heavy-duty duct tape scratches on the ear even before the mass of mainland Chinese visitors comes into view. This is the daily soundtrack from thousands of people packing up brown cardboard boxes outside Sheung Shui train station, the last rail stop in Hong Kong before mainland China. Every day these mainlanders make a Hong Kong entrance, picking up goods on behalf of China-based agents. Every evening, they make an exodus back across the border, taking with them sundry items that include Hong Kong-made baby formula and Huggies diapers to beauty masks and bottled Starbucks frappucinos.
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Every day thousands of mainland Chinese go to Hong Kong to buy goods
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They're paid by agents to meet demand for non-Chinese, cheaper products
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Residents near the border complain that they're a nuisance

Question: Many @placeholder citizens are upfront with their emotions about their mainland cousins.


(CNN) -- It's not a phrase that usually gets said out loud, but you have to feel sorry for Cristiano Ronaldo. The Real Madrid player has just finished the season of his life, winning Spain's La Liga while vanquishing the club's hated Catalan foes Barcelona. He scored more goals than he ever has before too, 46 in the league to be precise, and 60 overall. Yet even though Madrid finished nine points clear of second place, it is Barca's Lionel Messi that still gets all the attention. "Some people say I'm better, other people say it's him, but at the end of the day, they're going to decide who is the best player," Ronaldo told CNN in an exclusive interview before this weekend's Champions League final between Bayern Munich and Chelsea at Munich's Allianz Arena.
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Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo talks to CNN's Pedro Pinto
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He has won the Spanish title, scoring 46 goals, a record for him
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Ronaldo says that he believes he is better than Lionel Messi
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He believes Jose Mourinho is the best coach in the world

Question: It may well have delivered the greatest single triumph in @placeholder's career so far, but it also delivered its nadir -- losing to Bayern on penalties in the Champions League semifinals.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama warned Tuesday of "difficult days ahead" for Egypt and said the transition following President Hosni Mubarak's earlier announcement that he won't run for re-election in September must begin immediately. In a brief statement to reporters at the White House, Obama pledged continuing U.S. support for both a longtime ally and the aspirations of protesting Egyptians, whose eight days of growing demonstrations led to Mubarak's dramatic announcement on state television. "We've borne witness to the beginning of a new chapter in the history of a great country and a long-time partner of the United States," Obama said of the Mubarak statement less than three hours earlier.
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NEW: President Obama spoke to Egypt's president on Tuesday
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NEW: Obama warns of difficult days ahead for Egypt and pledges continued partnership
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Mubarak announces he won't run for re-election
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An envoy for Obama urged Mubarak to drop his re-election plans

Question: Obama's statement avoided addressing the opposition demands, instead promising the demonstrators -- particularly young Egyptians looking to the United States for support and leadership -- that @placeholder supported their aspirations.


(CNN) -- Can graphic design help protect your privacy? Sang Mun, a designer and former NSA contractor, thinks so. Just months after Edward Snowden controversially lifted the lid on digital surveillance being conducted by the U.S. and other governments, the issue of online privacy is back in the spotlight. Earlier this month Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed concern that users' trust in internet companies had been damaged by the revelations. Google's Eric Schmidt also called for greater transparency from the U.S. government over surveillance. Sang Mun's response was more direct -- the Korean designer has created four new fonts called ZXX that aim to disrupt the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) systems used by Google and others to analyze text.
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Designer Sang Mun creates 'unhackable' fonts
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The four fonts are designed to disrupt Optical Character Recognition software
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Experts suggest that to be effective such fonts would need to be used with encryption

Question: "I decided to create a typeface that would be unreadable by text scanning software (whether used by a government agency or a lone hacker)," @placeholder told CNN via email, "misdirecting information or sometimes not giving any at all."


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Apple's share price has fallen more than 25% since its record high set three months ago -- no less than five analysts have lowered their price targets for the U.S. technology giant in the past few days. To make matters worse for Apple, Android smartphones continue to reign supreme in global market share: for every one such device running on Apple's iOS, about seven smartphones running Android's operating system are computing away. Is Apple losing its bite? In the short-term, investors and analysts seem to think so. But in the medium-term, they believe milestones exist that can put the shine back on Apple's share price and image.
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Apple's share price has fallen 25% since record high of $702.10 set three months ago
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UBS, Citibank & Mizuho analysts all cut share price targets for Apple in past few days
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Morgan Stanley: Record 19 million iPhone 5's forecast to have been sold in Q4 2012
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iPhone 5S, 6 & rumored "iTV' may pull up Apple's share price in 2013, say analysts

Question: Globally, less than two in ten smartphones that shipped in the third quarter of 2012 sported Apple's @placeholder operating software.

Question: Despite the recent release of the @placeholder, analysts are already looking ahead to Apple's potential product releases for 2013 to pull the company's share price up.


(CNN) -- Ousted ex-Honduran President Manuel Zelaya inked an accord Sunday with the country's current president that will allow him to return to Honduras after almost two years in exile, officials said. The deal, which was brokered by the Colombian and Venezuelan governments, was signed in Cartagena, Colombia, by Zelaya and Honduran President Porfirio Lobo. It allows Zelaya and his allies to return to Honduras and helps clear the way for the country to rejoin the Organization of American States. Zelaya and his supporters will also be permitted to participate in Honduran politics. Zelaya was overthrown in a military-led coup June 28, 2009, and flown into exile. He sneaked back into Honduras in September of that year and got refuge in the Brazilian Embassy, where he remained until Lobo arranged for Zelaya to get safe passage out of the country.
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The deal helps clear the way for Honduras to rejoin the Organization of American States
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It was brokered by the Colombian and Venezuelan governments and signed in Colombia
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The accord also allows allies of ousted ex-President Manuel Zelaya to return to Honduras
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Zelaya was deposed in a coup nearly two years ago

Question: @placeholder has been excluded from the regional body since the coup, in part because Zelaya had not been allowed to return home without fear of prosecution.


By Associated Press Reporter A Kansas foster father was high on marijuana when he left a 10-month-old girl in a hot car, where she died, prosecutors said Friday. Details of the case surfaced during a bond hearing for Seth M. Jackson, 29, of Wichita, who is charged with first-degree murder in the baby's July 24 death. KWCH reported that Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett cited the marijuana use in court as the reason for raising his bond to $250,000. Bennett told the court Jackson had gone to his drug dealer's house and bought marijuana. He said prosecutors believe Jackson came home to consume marijuana, leaving the girl behind in the car.
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Seth Jackson, 29, forgot about baby Kadillak after getting home last Thursday and only remembered when something on TV jogged his memory
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Jackson had picked up the little girl from babysitter but left her strapped to car seat with the windows rolled up - killing her
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Court told on Friday Jackson had gone to his drug dealer's house to buy marijuana and was coming home to consume it
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Jackson and his partner, who have three other foster children and two adopted children, were trying to adopt the little girl
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His lawyer has said that the murder charge is 'rather high for a mistake'

Question: Bennett said this @placeholder case is not charged as an intentional murder.


Rangers were sentenced to death after HMRC torpedoed Charles Green’s hopes of preserving the club in its current form via a CVA. The Revenue, who are owed over £21million by the beleaguered Ibrox club, rendered Thursday’s scheduled creditors’ meeting a formality by declaring they would oppose the proposal — thus ensuring the liquidation of Rangers Football Club plc, incorporated in 1899. Green had hoped his £8.5m offer would be enough to win the day, but with 38 per cent of the current £55m debt belonging to HMRC and 75-per-cent creditor approval required, their compliance was central to his plans. Scroll down to hear from some Rangers fans
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Rangers to be liquidated
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HMRC say no to a CVA
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Green: 'I've been misled'

Question: We would like to thank the staff and supporters at @placeholder for their great determination and professionalism during a very difficult period for the Club.


By Alasdair Glennie Cronyism row: Former Labour MP James Purnell has hired Godric Smith, a former Balir spin chief, to the BBC The BBC was accused of ‘stuffing its senior ranks with ex-Blairites’ yesterday after it hired one of the former prime minister’s spin chiefs as a key PR adviser. Godric Smith – Tony Blair’s official spokesman between 2001 and 2004 – was handed a contract thought to be worth at least £100,000 by former Labour minister James Purnell, who himself joined the BBC in February. The latest appointment reignited concerns over the corporation’s links with the Left leaving it open to charges of political ‘cronyism’ and prompting one Tory MP to brand the BBC the ‘Blairite Broadcasting Corporation’.
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Godric Smith hired by James Purnell, who recently joined BBC
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Conservative MP says leftist appointments will exacerbate political bias

Question: The deal was signed off by the corporation’s new strategy chief Mr Purnell, a government whip under Mr @placeholder before becoming culture secretary and then work and pensions secretary.


Ancient humans rampantly indulged in interspecies sex in a Lord Of The Rings-type world of different  human groups, new DNA analysis has revealed. And our ancient bedfellows appear to have included a 'mystery human ancestor', which has not yet been identified. Genome analysis from a Neanderthal and another group of ancient humans, the Denisovans, was presented to a meeting of the Royal Society in London, and it included 'snippets' of  the mystery DNA  - neither human nor Neanderthal. It suggests that interbreeding was rampant and more widespread between the human-like groups living in Europe and Asia more than 30,000 years ago than previously thought, scientists say.
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Genome analysis of Neanderthal and human-like group called Denisovans
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It reveals  ancient bedfellows may have included 'mystery human ancestor'
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Has been likened to Lord Of The Rings world of creatures which interbred

Question: Research increasingly seems to indicate that our close cousins, the @placeholder, were much more similar to us than imagined.


(CNN) -- You would think that President Obama's surprise trip to Afghanistan yesterday and speech to the troops would have quieted -- at least for one night -- the latest installment of the GOP's "Faux Anger Chronicles." While most of the president's critics were silent or praised him for the trip, others didn't disappoint in following along with the fad. Faux anger: It's all the rage. At least in politics. The president's speech honored and thanked our troops, reviewed our strength and resolve in Afghanistan and in killing Osama bin Laden -- who planned the 9/11 tragedy in that country -- and also in getting rid of 20 of 30 of al Qaeda's top lieutenants.
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Maria Cardona: Some in GOP have criticized Obama's Afghanistan trip this week
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She says GOP using faux anger, same as earlier criticism of Obama's bin Laden ad
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She says Romney had said killing bin Laden not a priority; he should own his words now
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Cardona: GOP hypocritical; would gladly claim credit if its candidate had killed bin Laden

Question: Additionally, the Romney campaign and Mr. @placeholder himself is saying any president would have made the same decision President Obama did.


Shadowed by an RAF Typhoon jet bristling with weaponry, this is the moment terror was brought to Britain’s skies when an airline passenger claimed there was a bomb on the plane. After the Airbus pilot notified air traffic control of the threat, the fighter – part of the RAF’s Quick Reaction Alert force – was scrambled to tail the flight as it made its approach to Manchester. The airport was shut down and other incoming flights diverted as the police and military initiated full-scale emergency plans that could lead to the shooting down of an airliner that posed a terrorist threat.
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Typhoon fighter jet scrambled amid fears for passenger jet flying from Doha
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RAF plane escorts flight to airport where it touches down safely on runway
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After armed police surround the aircraft, a man is escorted from the plane
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Police confirm he was arrested on suspicion of making a hoax bomb threat
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Nine incoming flights to Manchester were rerouted at the height of the alert

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Culprit? Royal surgeon Sir John Williams has been named as Jack the Ripper by a descendant of one of the serial killer's victims A second book has named Queen Victoria's surgeon Sir John Williams as the infamous Jack the Ripper - and it is written by a descendant of one of the serial killer's victims. Author Antonia Alexander claims she is the great-great-great-granddaughter of the Ripper's fifth and final victim Mary Kelly. She points the finger at Sir John, who founded the National Library of Wales, in Aberystwyth, and acted as surgeon for the royal family. It follows a book released last year by Tony Williams, the great-great nephew of Sir John, who also accuses the prominent surgeon of being behind the notorious killings on the cobbled streets of London's Whitechapel in 1888.
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Antonia Alexander names royal surgeon Sir John Williams as Jack the Ripper
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The author claims she is the great-great-great-granddaughter of the serial killer's fifth and final victim Mary Kelly
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She says a tiny photograph in a locket proves Sir John's guilt

Question: Victim: An illustration of Mary Kelly shortly after she was murdered by @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Debbie Rowe has said she doesn't want fame. But as Michael Jackson's ex-wife and the mother of two of his children, she may now be thrust into the center of the latest high-profile trial related to the superstar's death. Rowe is set to testify this week at the wrongful death trial that Jackson's family has brought against entertainment giant AEG Live. A lawsuit filed by the Jackson family claims that the concert promoter is liable for the death of Jackson because it hired Dr. Conrad Murray, who treated the superstar with propofol, a surgical anesthetic, to help him sleep. A coroner ruled that the superstar's death was caused by an overdose of the drug.
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Michael Jackson's ex-wife is set to testify in his wrongful death trial
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Rowe, mother of two of Jackson's children, primarily stays out of the spotlight
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AEG Live will call Rowe to testify in its defense

Question: Though she did not win custody, @placeholder was ordered to pay her $60,000 in legal fees.


(CNN) -- Is anybody out there? For millennia, humans have gazed at the night sky, asking this question. That's why scientists and NASA are eagerly searching for "exoplanets" -- that is, planets that orbit around stars other than our sun. Last week NASA's Kepler satellite reported the discovery of three Earth-sized exoplanets within the so-called "habitable zone," defined as the neighborhood of a star where liquid water -- essential for life as we know it -- can exist. In our solar system, only three planets lie in the sun's habitable zone -- Venus, Earth and Mars. Planets too close to the star they orbit, like Mercury, are too hot for liquid water. Even Venus turns out to be too hot, thanks to a runaway greenhouse effect caused by its carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere. Planets farther from their star, like Jupiter, are too cold, at least on its surface -- although Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, may have oceans of liquid water beneath an icy crust.
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People have always wondered whether there's life in outer space
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Meg Urry says last week's announcement by NASA shed new light on the question
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Kepler satellite found three planets in zones capable of supporting life, she says
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Urry: We can't journey to such far off planets but we can try to communicate with far-away life

Question: For now, I can tell you that one @placeholder-year is 88 Earth-days, one Venus-year is 225 Earth-days, one Earth-year is 365 days, and one Jupiter year is about 12 Earth-years.

Question: For now, I can tell you that one Mercury-year is 88 Earth-days, one @placeholder-year is 225 Earth-days, one Earth-year is 365 days, and one Jupiter year is about 12 Earth-years.


(CNNMoney.com) -- Is it possible to retire by 50 with an income under $60,000? Ryan and Hope Wells think so. Hope and Ryan Wells, who make a combined $56,000 per year, want to retire early with more than $2 million. Married since 2005, the young Arkansas couple is just starting out. Ryan, 25, works as a used car salesman, and Hope, 23, works as a medical billing coder at a hospital. Together they earn an annual $56,000 -- above the national average, yet still not exactly easy street in today's economy. But with a little discipline, they think they can meet their goal of an early retirement. "I feel pretty comfortable with a target of a little over $2 million," Ryan says.
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Ryan and Hope Wells hope ambitious financial plan will make them millions
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Their low cost of living helps; credit card debt, student loans pose obstacles
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Expert says they're on their way, but may not be able to retire by 50

Question: Meanwhile, they're working to pay off @placeholder's student loans, which total $5,500.


(CNN Student News) -- November 9, 2009 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Fort Hood, Texas  • Berlin, Germany Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: From D.C. to Texas to Berlin, CNN Student News brings you stories from around the globe. Kicking off a new week of commercial-free headlines, I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: House Passes Bill AZUZ: First up, a health care reform bill passes in the U.S. House of Representatives. Saturday's vote was a close one, though: 220 for, 215 against, with 39 Democrats voting against the bill and one Republican voting for it. Democrats claimed the vote as a victory, and one lawmaker said it's their responsibility to pass health care reform.
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Note the celebration and condemnation surrounding a House bill on health care
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Step inside a museum that chronicles a historic struggle for political freedom
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Observe how horses are being used to help those who've served their country
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

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(CNN)Two worlds. Two identities and the ever-present, very real risk of death. That was the life of Morten Storm, a radical Islamist turned double agent, who's now lifting the lid on some of the world's best-kept secrets. His life is the stuff of spy novels, and he talks about it in his book: "Agent Storm: My Life Inside al Qaeda and the CIA," co-authored by CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank and Tim Lister. Both men are CNN contributors. He also recently sat down with CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson. "I had these different names. I had different personalities," Storm said. "I was Morten Storm, Murad Storm, Abu Osama, Abu Mujahid."
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Morten Storm was a radical Islamist turned double agent
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He switched sides when he lost his faith
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Storm says he set a key al Qaeda leader up with a wife
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He decided to go public after a falling out with his Western handlers

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:47 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 22:51 EST, 19 June 2013 The percentage of American men who work or are actively searching for work is at an historic low. Men between the ages of 25 and 54 now participate in the workforce at only around 88 percent. In 1956, 98 percent of American men were active in the workforce. Due to a changing job marketplace, the Great Recession, male imprisonment and other factors, a fewer percentage of men are now working than ever before. Vanishing act: Men aged 25 to 54 who participate in the American workforce are at an all-time low according to Bureau of Labor Statistic data
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In 1956, 98 percent of males 25-54 participated in the American workforce
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In 2012, that number had dropped to 88 percent and it isn't improving any time soon

Question: Disability: With the @placeholder came a large influx of application for disability benefits and few of those who subsequently received them have since weened themselves off


(CNN)"I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the Earth." -- U.S. President John F. Kennedy speaking before a joint session of Congress on May 25, 1961. It was the height of the Cold War and the United States and the Soviet Union were battling it out to be the first nation to put a man on the lunar surface. On July 20, 1969, eight years after President Kennedy implored the U.S. congress for funding for space exploration, NASA's Apollo 11 spaceflight touched down on the moon. American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans in history to walk on the Earth's nearest neighbor.
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Google competition asks teams to send a module to the moon
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Once on moon, robot must travel 500m, transmit video back to Earth
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18 private teams are still in the running

Question: But that's not all -- there are a few scientific objectives a team must complete in order to obtain the ultimate honors from @placeholder.


A couple have married 35 years after they first met - despite living on opposite sides of the world. Childhood sweethearts Carolyn Walker, 51, and Ian Cook, 50, met as teenagers in 1979 in Frome, Somerset, and fell madly in love. They dated for two years and has dreams of tying the knot but they lost touch when Ian emigrated to Australia with his family. Long lost love: Childhood sweethearts Carolyn Walker, 51, and Ian Cook, 50, met as teenagers in Somerset and fell in love. After losing touch for decades, they reunited in 2011 and married in December 2013
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Carolyn Walker, 51, and Ian Cook, 50, met as teenagers at school in 1979
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Dated for two years but lost touch when Ian's family moved to Australia
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In 2010, Ian found Carolyn on Friends Reunited
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After exchanging messages and calls, Carolyn booked a one-way ticket
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The couple married in 2013 - more than 30 years after they first fell in love

Question: 'I was on a girls' night out with my sister and I saw this message from @placeholder and I thought "THE Ian Cook?!


(CNN) -- The oil spill on the Gulf Coast has states and visitors bureaus working hard to keep the public updated and reassure beach-bound travelers. Here are some of the latest updates from destinations affected by the oil disaster: Northwest Florida The Escambia County Health Department has rescinded a health advisory that had been issued for beaches stretching from the Florida-Alabama border to the entrance of the Perdido Unit of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Government officials said that there was no oil sheen or oil slick observed in the water from the high water mark out to 100 yards from shore.
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All of Florida's beaches are open, including tourist hot spots Panama City and Pensacola
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County rescinds a health advisory for beaches near Florida-Alabama border
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Health officials have issued advisory against swimming in Alabama Gulf waters

Question: Dime-size to 5-inch tar balls continue to wash up in widely scattered areas of northwest Florida, but all of the state's beaches remain open, according to Visit @placeholder, the state's tourism corporation.


LA PAZ, Bolivia (CNN)  -- Bolivian President Evo Morales nationalized the Chaco petroleum company Friday, taking over the BP subsidiary with the military on standby. Bolivian leader Evo Morales speaks before parliament Thursday in the capital, La Paz. "With this decree," Morales said in a nationally televised address from an oil field in Cochabamba, "we nationalize all the petroleum business in Chaco for all Bolivians." Chaco is jointly owned by Pan American Energy and the Bolivian Pension Fund, each with a 50 percent stake, BP spokesman David Nicholas said from Great Britain. BP owns 60 percent of Pan American Energy, and Bridas Corp. owns the other 40 percent, Nicholas said
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Bolivian President Evo Morales nationalizes Chaco petroleum company
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Morales guarantees petroleum workers that their jobs will be safe
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Military on standby in nationalization of BP subsidiary
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Move comes 48 hours before Bolivian vote on new constitution

Question: Formed in 1997, @placeholder employs about 90 Bolivians, the company says on its Web site.


The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) is pulling millions of dollars in investments out of three U.S. companies tied to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. In a close vote at its annual assembly in Detroit on Friday, the church voted 310-303 to divest $21 million from Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Solutions. The church says Caterpillar supplies products to Israel that are used to destroy Palestinian homes, Hewlett-Packard provides logistics and technology to help enforce the naval blockade of Gaza, and Motorola Solutions provides military and surveillance systems in illegal Israeli settlements. But immediately after the vote, church leaders said the decision was not a judgment against Israel. "In no way is this a reflection for our lack of love for our Jewish sisters and brothers," Moderator Heath Rada said.
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In a 310-303 vote, the church decides to pull $21 million in investments
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It is divesting from Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Solutions
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Jewish groups, and some Presbyterians, condemn the decision
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The church is keeping other investments in Israel, while investing in Palestinian territories, too

Question: Francis said the vote may make the Presbyterians seem unique among @placeholder Protestants, but  they are not alone.


(CNN) -- Many of us find money in our couch. A few quarters here and a few dimes there. If we're lucky, maybe enough to buy a drink. Imagine finding enough to buy a small coffee stand. Three New York roommates, investigating the cause of their thrift-store couch's lumpiness, discovered $41,000 hidden in envelopes tucked in the old sofa. Lara Russo said she and roommate Reese Werkhoven were sitting on the couch, watching a Harry Potter movie, when he unzipped one of the cushions to see what was making it uncomfortable and found a small package. "It was just in a bubble-wrap container," Werkhoven told "Erin Burnett OutFront." "We were like, 'Oh, my God. This might be drugs, it might be money; we're getting scared about it."
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Three roommates bought a couch at the Salvation Army for $20
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It seemed lumpy, so one of them unzipped a cushion to check out what was inside
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$41,000! $41,000! $41,000!
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'If we spent the money, we wouldn't feel good about it,' one roomie says

Question: "@placeholder, I left a lot of money in that couch," the woman told Werkhoven.


By Adam Shergold PUBLISHED: 05:22 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:51 EST, 24 February 2014 Galatasaray and Besiktas fans clashed ahead of Saturday's derby match, with chairs and punches being thrown in running battles in Turkey. The violence came just days before Chelsea are set to play Galatasaray in the last 16 of the Champions League, with travelling fans advised by their club to exercise caution while in Istanbul. A video posted on YouTube sees mobs of Galatasaray and Besiktas hooligans fighting in a busy shopping street just before the match at the Turk Telekom Arena.
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Supporters clashed ahead of Saturday's derby
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Video posted on YouTube showed Galatasaray and Besiktas fighting
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Chelsea set to play Galatasaray in Turkey on Wednesday
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Turkish club have history with English supporters

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(CNN) -- By 2050, minorities will be the majority in America, and the number of residents older than 65 will more than double, according to projections released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau. The Census Bureau looks at 2000 results and assumptions about future childbearing, mortality rates and migration. Minorities, classified as those of any race other than non-Hispanic, single-race whites, currently constitute about a third of the U.S. population, according to Census figures. But by 2042, they are projected to become the majority, making up more than half the population. By 2050, 54 percent of the population will be minorities.
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Census: By 2050, 54 percent will be other than non-Hispanic, single-race whites
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Number of U.S, residents older than 65 expected to more than double
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Hispanic population projected to make the largest gains
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Census official says the timelines are not written in stone

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By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 4 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:46 EST, 4 January 2014 A controversial plan for Tory and UKIP supporters to ‘swap votes’ to keep Ed Miliband out of No 10 and ensure Britain gets the chance to leave the European Union has been launched by writer and political campaigner Toby Young. His ‘Country Before Party’ scheme aims to stop UKIP robbing the Tories of the Commons seats they need to defeat Labour in the next Election. Mr Young claims it would give UKIP leader Nigel Farage and a handful of his candidates a chance of winning seats.
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Controversial scheme aims to stop UKIP winning key Conservative seats
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In return Tory voters could help UKIP take their first seats in the Commons
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But polling experts have doubted whether the scheme could work

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Trolleys splashed with blood, curtain rails covered in dust and very suspicious brown marks on the shower floor. These were the horrific findings of hospital inspectors - despite the some of equipment in question being marked, quite incredibly, as 'clean'. The authority responsible for the hospital in question, Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, has now been reported to the Scottish Government over repeated failures to meet hygiene standards. Numerous pieces of equipment contaminated with blood or body fluids were found by staff from the Healthcare Environment Inspectorate (HEI) when they first visited on September 16 and 17. 'Dirt' on a shower room floor at the Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride. The NHS board responsible for the hospital has now been reported to the Scottish Government over patient safety concerns
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Some of the equipment had been marked as 'clean' by hospital staff
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Offending hospital is Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire
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Authority responsible for it has been reported to Scottish Government
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Accused of repeated failures to meet hygiene standards

Question: 'We will continue to inspect @placeholder to ensure that improvements are made, as every patient coming into hospital should expect their local hospital to be safe and clean.'


Khartoum, Sudan (CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lashed out Monday at "the powers of arrogance," saying that both Sudan and Iran were subject to "pressures" from the West because of their political positions. "They pressure Sudan and Iran; why? Because we stand against the powers of arrogance," Ahmadinejad said during a visit to Khartoum. Speaking to a crowd of cheering youths, students and supporters in Khartoum's Friendship Hall, Ahmadinejad criticized Europe and the United States for what he described as the "stealing" of Africa's wealth. "They stole the riches of Africa," he said. "Despite this wealth, we see poverty and deprivation."
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visits Khartoum and speaks to supporters
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The Iranian presidents was traveling home after speaking at the U.N. in New York
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He tells the Sudanese that Europe and the U.S. "stole the riches of Africa"
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir supports Iran's nuclear program "for peaceful purposes"

Question: Earlier, @placeholder and Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir met, along with a large team of ministers from both countries.


Cows could soon be vaccinated against tuberculosis, ending the need for culls of the badgers thought to be infecting them, thanks to a breakthrough by British scientists. Researchers from the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency in Weybridge, Surrey, have found a test that is able to distinguish infected cows and cows that have been immunised. Currently vaccinating cows against bovine TB is subject to an EU ban because there's current diagnostic tests are unable to pick out an inoculated cow from one actually carrying the virus. Disease carrier? Badgers are set to be culled in their tens of thousands because of suspected links to the spread of bovine tuberculosis - but a new breakthrough could halt the killings of the protected species
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Vaccinating cows against TB currently banned under EU law because there is now way to distinguish them from infected cows
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Controversial pilot badger cull set to begin within the next fortnight in Gloucestershire and Somerset
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Campaigners have vowed to disrupt the killings, and police suspect the opposition to the cull has been infiltrated by violent extremists

Question: Used in conjunction with a new cattle vaccine that is being simultaneously developed, the test could enable the government to ask the @placeholder for the law to be changed - potentially halting further planned badger culls.


New Delhi, India (CNN) -- Indians marched for peace, prayed and laid wreaths Friday in memory of the Mumbai terror attack as the nation's prime minister vowed renewed efforts to track down those behind the assault, which is blamed on Pakistan-based militants. "We will never succumb to the designs of our enemies. We pledge to redouble our efforts to bring the perpetrators of this crime against humanity to justice," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in a statement issued as the nation remembers the dead from the November 2008 siege of India's financial hub. The attack derailed the fragile peace process between nuclear-capable arch-foes India and Pakistan. Under U.S. pressure, the two neighbors resumed talks this year in a bid to restart a full dialogue, but progress has been slow.
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Prime minister: "We will never succumb to the designs of our enemies"
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164 people were killed in the attack, which lasted three days
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Ten gunmen stormed hotels, a train station and a Jewish center
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Nine of them were killed; the other was captured

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By James Chapman Warning: Britain's status as a free-market nation is at risk from 'the forces of pessimism', Chancellor George Osborne will claim today Britain's status as a free-market nation is at risk from ‘the forces of pessimism’ who are waging war on big business, George Osborne will claim today. An anti-business alliance of Labour and the ‘populist Right’ – a reference to Ukip – want to ‘pull up the drawbridge and shut Britain off from the world’, the Chancellor will say. ‘They want to constrain foreign investment in our economy, and deprive us of the British jobs that it has created in industries from car manufacturing to energy,’ he will tell the Confederation of British Industry.
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George Osborne will claim free market at risk from 'forces of pessimism'
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He will attack an anti-business alliance of Labour and the 'populist Right'
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They want to 'pull up the drawbridge and shut Britain off from the world'
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They also aspire to 'constrain foreign investment in economy, he will say
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Chancellor's comments to be made to Confederation of British Industry

Question: He will tell business leaders that @placeholder has been brought ‘back from the brink’ and hail a ‘real sense of optimism that is growing in Britain today’.


West Ham will look to complete a season-long loan deal for Alex Song this weekend. The Barcelona midfielder has been told he can leave the Nou Camp ahead of Monday’s transfer deadline, and the Hammers are in talks with the former Arsenal man about a temporary switch to Upton Park. Manager Sam Allardyce was growing increasingly confident of landing Song on Friday after the Hammers made good progress towards a deal. VIDEO: Scroll down for Alex Song screams during his Ice Bucket Challenge Gunner: Alex Song is no stranger to the Premier League, having played for Arsenal between 2005 and 2012
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West Ham hope to complete a loan deal for Alex Song this weekend
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Song has failed to make an impression on new Barcelona boss Luis Enrique
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The midfielder spent  six years at Arsenal, playing 175 times
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Liverpool and Tottenham are also interested in securing Song's services
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Song’s arrival at Upton Park could see Mohamed Diame joining QPR

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MIAMI, Florida (CNN)  -- Fashion designers are giving new life to worthless candy wrappers, newspapers and plastic bags; turning trash into trendy tote bags, purses and jewelry. Target stores objected to this Timbuk2 purse which included  plastic bags with its bull's-eye logo. From "post-consumer and industrial waste" comes durable, funky accessories reportedly worn by celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Cameron Diaz and Petra Nemcova. One self-described eco-fashion label, Ecoist, has partnered with Coca-Cola, Luna Bar and Aveda to create handbags made from misprinted and discontinued packaging. "We tap into that source of waste because it is reliable, and unfortunately, it's abundant," Ecoist co-founder Jonathan Marcoschamer said. "We believe that for the next few years, there's going to be a significant amount."
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"Cute" accessories have "added bonus" of being environmentally friendly
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Eco-fashions seen on Lindsay Lohan, Cameron Diaz, other stars
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One designer creates totes from recycled boat sails
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Recycled bags with Target bull's-eyes created legal hurdle

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By James  Nye In a powerful, open-letter a soldier whose life was saved by a brave colleague during the Fort Hood shooting has described the desperate attempts of his fellow brothers-in-arms to resuscitate him after he had been fatally wounded. In the letter posted to Facebook, First Lieutenant Patrick Cook hails the ultimate sacrifice of Sgt. First Class Daniel Ferguson as he barricaded closed a door that wouldn't lock - crucially keeping shooter Spc. Ivan Lopez outside. In one horrific passage, Cook recalls how one week on he can still 'taste the blood' of Ferguson in his mouth only to then rage and demand the 'God-given-right' for soldiers to be armed on base to prevent another massacre happening again.
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First Lieutenant Patrick Cook posted letter to Facebook which describes the heroism of Sgt. First class Daniel Ferguson
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Ferguson stopped shooter Spc. Ivan Lopez from entering room and shooting 14 soldiers
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Ferguson, 39, was fatally wounded barricading the doors - but held on until Lopez had left
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His colleagues tried to resuscitate him for 20-minutes - but to no avail
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Cook claims another tragedy will happen again if soldiers are banned from being armed on military bases

Question: Outlining how he found himself 'trapped in an enclosed room with fourteen of my fellow Soldiers, one of whom was barricading the door against a madman with a .45 pistol when he was fatally shot,' Cook reveals @placeholder to be a hero.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN)  -- The troubled Blackwater era ends in Iraq on Thursday as another firm takes over the once-dominant company's security services contract in Baghdad. A helicopter for the private security firm then known as Blackwater flies over Baghdad in October 2003. Triple Canopy, a Herndon, Virginia-based company, picks up the expiring contract of the security firm formerly known as Blackwater Worldwide, which changed its name to XE a few months ago. The U.S. State Department decided not to renew XE's contract in January. "When the U.S. government initially asked for our help to assist with an immediate need to protect Americans in Iraq, we answered that call and performed well," XE spokeswoman Anne Tyrell said in a statement Wednesday. "But we always knew that, at some point, that work would come to a close."
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The firm's contract was not renewed after a 2007 shooting in Baghdad
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The Iraqi government says 17 civilians were killed without provocation
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Ex-security guards face charges in U.S.; company doesn't face any charges
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Another firm takes over company's security services contract in Baghdad

Question: In January, five former @placeholder security guards pleaded not guilty to charges of voluntary manslaughter and other serious crimes stemming from their involvement in the September 16, 2007, incident in a Baghdad square.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- As thousands of traumatized typhoon survivors struggled to escape the stricken city of Tacloban, Gina Ladrera was desperate to get back in. It had been five days since Super Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the Philippines coast, obliterating everything in its path. And five days since she'd last heard from her family: husband Pedro Ladrera Jr., and their two children, 10-year-old daughter Kyra and 11-year-old son Kim. For the 39-year-old domestic worker living in Hong Kong, the silence was too much to bear. She had to go back home to find them. And miraculously, she did. READ MORE: Mother's grief as Haiyan aid flows
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Gina Ladrera flew from Hong Kong to Tacloban to find her missing family
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She'd been unable to contact them for days after Super Typhoon Haiyan
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Almost one week after typhoon, she found them alive amid ruins of their home
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Her family survived by clinging to electrical wire on the roof during the storm

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(CNN) -- Rep. Nick Lampson, D-Texas, said Tuesday that Federal Emergency Management Agency tried to control the outcome of a scientific study on formaldehyde in trailers used to house victims of Hurricane Katrina. FEMA trailers are shipped to the Gulf Coast by train in March 2006. "Someone from one of the agencies, the CDC, came to our committee and reported that he had information that indicated that good science wasn't followed when a decision was made to allow people to live in basically travel trailers that were not designed to be lived in," said Lampson, chairman of the Energy and Environment Subcommittee of the House Committee on Science and Technology.
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FEMA denies allegations it suppressed report on trailers used by Katrina victims
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CDC has done two studies for FEMA on formaldehyde in the trailers
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FEMA, CDC say studies were short-term, more comprehensive study in the works

Question: The committee recently obtained internal CDC e-mail which showed that "despite the efforts of @placeholder professionals to bring these health risks to the public's attention, those concerns were thwarted by CDC leadership for roughly eight months," Thompson said.


A 20-year-old man threatened patients and nurses with a gun at a Florida hospital Sunday morning before shooting himself in the head. Jonathan Rodriguez-Jeff of Deltona shot a glass door entrance at Halifax Hospital's Professional Building before going to the second floor where he confronted a nurse and a patient inside a room. ‘Do you want to die tonight?’ the suspect reportedly asked them. Hospital shooting: Jonathan Rodriguez-Jeff, 20, of Deltona, shot a glass door entrance at Halifax Hospital's Professional Building Sunday before he went into two rooms threatening to kill patients and nurses Rodriguez-Jeff left the room and went into a second room, confronting another nurse and patient, according to NBC6. Shortly thereafter, he committed suicide inside the room by shooting himself in the head, police said.
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Jonathan Rodriguez-Jeff, 20, of Deltona stormed Halifax Hospital on Sunday early morning
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He went into two different rooms where he threatened to kill patients and nurses with a gun
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Suspect shot himself in the head in the second room
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No one else was killed in the incident
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The motive is still unknown and is under investigation

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By Suzannah Hills and Jaya Narain PUBLISHED: 09:58 EST, 4 September 2012 | UPDATED: 04:39 EST, 5 September 2012 A boy of four cried 'Daddy's killed Mummy' and 'She's all red' after his soldier father murdered his mother in a frenzied knife attack at their home, a court heard. Lance Corporal Ian Lowe, 25, is alleged to have kicked down the door to Leanne McNuff's home and stabbed her in the neck and arm before stamping on her face. As the 24-year-old lay bleeding to death on the landing, the boy begged his grandmother, who had just arrived at the scene: 'Can you help Mummy, Nana?'
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Lance Corporal Ian Lowe, 25, repeatedly knifed Leanne McNuff and stamped on her face, jury hears
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Miss McNuff, 24, had terminated their unborn baby in secret less than two weeks before the killing in Droylsden, Greater Manchester
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The couple's four-year-old son witnessed his father killing his mother, court told

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