By Bianca London She may currently be filming for a Made In Chelsea spin-off over in New York but Lucy Watson's latest fashion shoot is quintessentially British. The 23-year-old has just been unveiled as the new face of Lipsy's AW14 VIP collection, a capsule range of occasionwear. Lucy, who can be seen posing in an array of glamorous gowns in the English countryside, told MailOnline that she was honoured to be asked to work with Lipsy because she's been wearing their designs since she was 16. New campaign: Lucy Watson has landed herself yet another campaign, this time for Lipsy VIP
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Lucy, 23, has been snapped up by Lipsy VIP to model its occasion wear
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Shares her top tips for prom dressing
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Is currently filming in New York with Made In Chelsea cast

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(CNN) -- This week Thomas Frieden, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, stepped up to the microphone and took responsibility for the worst mistake in Dallas' Ebola-stricken hospital: its utter lack of preparedness. After insisting for months that any U.S. hospital could handle an Ebola case by following CDC guidelines, Frieden now wishes he had provided Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital with the robust CDC clinical support team it desperately needed to care for Thomas Eric Duncan -- the first of three people to be diagnosed with Ebola on American soil. What now? The federal government's last major health care scandal -- at the Department of Veterans Affairs -- offers a road map out of this mess, and it begins with finding new leadership for the CDC. The times call for a person with unique talents and vision that Frieden lacks.
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Ford Vox: CDC's Thomas Frieden took responsibility for lack of Ebola preparedness
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Frieden has stellar resume but has seemed out of touch with clinical realities in crisis, he says
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Vox says he's lagged on treatment, protective garb, waste disposal, effort in Africa
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Vox: Frieden's a good man but lacks vision, leadership for this crisis

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(CNN) -- In the ice skating community, Cheryl Davis and Jacqui White are known as "the moms" because they have been nearly inseparable for 16 years. That's when their children, Meryl Davis and Charlie White, started skating together as ice dancers. The skating duo, Olympic silver medalists in Vancouver in 2010 and world champions in 2013, were favorites to bring home the gold medal in the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia -- and they delivered. After placing first with a world-record 78.89 score in the short dance, Davis and White earned a world-record 116.63 in the free program on Monday, bringing home the first-ever gold medal for the United States in the ice dancing competition.
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Ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White still make their moms tear up
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Many moms of Olympians downplay talk sacrifices they've made
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Moms admit to competition rituals such as wearing a pair of "lucky Uggs"
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The financial challenges of raising an Olympian can be staggering, moms say

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Flint, Michigan (CNN) -- A few weeks ago, Nicole Mansfield called her daughter in Flint, Michigan. She tried to calm Triana Jones down, but she had bad news. "She said, 'I might not be home in a week, somebody stole my ID,' " Jones recalled of the conversation almost a month ago. "So she wasn't able to come home." This wasn't a minor headache, part of the travail of international travel. Jones thought her mother could be in Syria, fighting alongside rebels in the country's bloody civil war. Nicole Mansfield had converted to Islam several years ago, her daughter told CNN Friday.
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Daughter: Nicole Mansfield converted to Islam years ago, wanted to go to Syria
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Family says Mansfield is the dead woman in images from Syria; U.S. hasn't confirmed

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 23:49 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:54 EST, 12 April 2013 It is the celluloid moment which convinced a generation of teenage girls that one day they too would be swept off their feet in a holiday romance. Now, the The Time of My Life scene in cult romantic classic Dirty Dancing has been voted the iconic movie dance moment of all time, according to a poll. The dance move from the hit 80s film, in which Johnny Castle, played by Patrick Swayze sweeps a young Baby Houseman off her feet and holds her aloft to a cheering crowd, received a quarter of the votes in the survey.
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Time of My Life scene in romantic classic tops poll of best dance moments
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Patrick Swazye and Jennifer Grey moment received a quarter of the votes
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Closely followed by the title track from 'Singin' in the Rain' with 23 per cent

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(CNN) -- Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher has told CNN that the Red Bull team should have already tied up the Formula One drivers' title -- and can only blame themselves for not having done so. Fernando Alonso is in pole position to win his third crown, this time for Schumacher's former team Ferrari, at the 2010 season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend. The Spaniard has an eight-point lead from Mark Webber, with the Australian's Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel another seven points off the pace. The Austrian outfit has already clinched the constructors' title, but Schumacher claims the drivers' battle should not have gone to the final race -- hinting at the widespread reports of tension between Vettel and Webber.
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Michael Schumacher hints at problems in Red Bull camp ahead of title decider
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Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber battling to overtake F1 leader Fernando Alonso
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Red Bull won constructors' title in penultimate race of season in Brazil
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Seven-time world champion Schumacher looking forward to a better 2011 season

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(CNN) -- It feels like a rerun of the Orange Revolution. Similar to late 2004 when hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians took to the streets to protest what they saw as a fraudulent presidential election, mass demonstrations have been taking place ever since the government in Kiev suspended an association and trade agreement with the European Union some days ago. No less than back then, observers inside and outside the country are stunned by the civic force unleashed. Across the country, Ukrainians have been gathering for Euro Maydans, coined after the Kiev square that is the epicenter of protests now as it was then. Social networks, independent media and street talk are again abuzz with minute-by-minute news, appeals for nonviolence, help offered to protesters and humor ridiculing the powers that be.
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On November 21, Ukraine's government decided to suspend talks with the European Union
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The decision has sparked the biggest protests since the 2004 Orange Revolution
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Joerg Forbrig says President Victor Yanukovich has ignored the will of the majority
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On September 18, date of the Scottish referendum, something infinitely less seismic is happening that is nonetheless of quiet importance to the parish of British tennis. As Scottish residents cast their votes, the draw for next year's Davis Cup World Group will take place and, for the domestic game and its key player Andy Murray, those two things could be very much interlinked. In response to a question about the Rio Olympics Murray said last week that, in the event of the Yes vote, he 'assumed' he would be playing for Scotland, but a deeper look into the matter shows it may be less straightforward than anyone – including Murray himself – might think.
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Scottish referendum takes place on September 18
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Andy Murray at centre of complicated implications for British Tennis in the event of a Yes vote in the Scottish referendum
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World number eleven won Olympic Gold at London 2012 for Great Britain

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid shocked Washington by withdrawing support for President Barack Obama's minimum wage proposal on Tuesday, showing that Democrats are getting cold feet following a devastating report that predicted massive job losses if the wage floor were to rise. But while the Democratic leader has withdraw the measure from the Senate calendar, leading liberals in the House of Representatives are preparing an attempt to force a minimum wage vote over the objections of House Speaker John Boehner and conservative Republicans. Raising the minimum wage was expected to be the centerpiece of the Obama administration's 2014 agenda, and White House surrogates planned just a week ago to spend the last days of February arguing in favor of the initiative.
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The majority leader quietly pulled the president's minimum wage bill from the Senate calendar on Tuesday
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Action followed a scathing Congressional Budget Office report predicting the loss of 500,000 jobs if the wage floor rises to $10.10 per hour
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Vulnerable Senate Democrats have shied away from the proposal, choosing to protect their re-election chance in November
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House Democrats, meanwhile, are preparing a 'discharge petition' intended to force Republican leaders to bring a minimum wage hike up for a vote
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The White House has insisted job losses need not follow a wage hike, saying companies can fall back on 'reduced profits' to make up the costs

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On the same day a Spanish newspaper reported Real Madrid were keeping their number nine shirt free for Radamel Falcao, the Colombian’s club Monaco have insisted the striker is not for sale. At the unveiling of new boss Leonardo Jardim on Thursday, Monaco’s vice-president Vadim Vasilyev addressed the rumours surrounding the future of Falcao, as well as Colombia's World Cup star James Rodriguez. ‘There are currently no discussions or negotiations with any club about Falcao,’ Vasilyev told reporters. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Colombia highlights and Falcao scoring Braced for action: Falcao wore a knee brace in Monaco's first pre-season training session last week
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Ligue 1 club's vice-president says neither player will leave this summer
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Spanish giants Real Madrid have been heavily linked with the pair
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Newspaper AS ran a front page story saying Madrid were reserving their number nine shirt for Falcao
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Rodriguez has lit up the World Cup in Brazil, and leads the race for the Golden Boot with five goals

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- A radical cleric imprisoned for his role in a deadly Pakistan mosque siege has vowed to continue his campaign to impose hardline Islamic law in his first sermon since being released. Maulana Abdul Aziz gave his first sermon since being released from house arrest. Maulana Abdul Aziz was freed on Thursday -- nearly two years after siege at Islamabad's Red Mosque that left 90 people dead, including Aziz's son and brother. Addressing Friday prayers in the battle-scarred mosque, Aziz said he was willing to see more blood spilled for his cause. "My only son was killed for this great mission of Islam," he told a capacity crowd at the mosque. "If I had 100 sons, I would ask them to die for Islam."
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Cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz was freed from house arrest on Thursday
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Aziz was held for his role in 2007 mosque siege
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Cleric's spokesman says he supports the Taliban

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(CNN) -- Mexico's president called on U.S. officials to stop gun trafficking across the border Thursday, saying the move would be the best thing Americans could do to stop brutal drug violence. "The criminals have become more and more vicious in their eagerness to spark fear and anxiety in society," President Felipe Calderon said. "One of the main factors that allows criminals to strengthen themselves is the unlimited access to high-powered weapons, which are sold freely, and also indiscriminately, in the United States of America." Speaking in Ciudad Juarez, the border city across from El Paso, Texas, that has become Mexico's murder capital, Calderon said a dramatic increase in violence in Mexico was directly connected with the 2004 expiration of the U.S. assault weapons ban.
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Calderon says criminals have "unlimited access to high-powered weapons"
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He stands before a new sign in Ciudad Juarez that says, "NO MORE WEAPONS"
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The president says Mexico needs U.S. help to stop the violence

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By Joe Ridge Follow @@JoeRidge87 The average attendance in the Barclays Premier League last season was the highest recorded in England's top flight since 1950. The average number of tickets sold per game, as revealed by Sporting Intelligence, was 36,695 - just short of the 37,400 recorded 64 years ago in the 1949-50 season. And according to official Premier League figures last season also produced a record seat occupancy rate of 95.9 per cent. Scroll down for full table Take it like a fan: The Crystal Palace faithful show their support against Liverpool last month Rolling back the years: Sunderland's Len Shackleton (right) in the 1949-50 season
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Average attendance in Barclays Premier League was 36,695
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This is despite protests against ticket prices
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Just under 14million fans attended 380 matches in the top flight last season

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated his concern over the potential of a nuclear-armed Iran during meetings with top congressional leaders Tuesday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walks Tuesday with Reps. John Boehner, left, and Nancy Pelosi. He met with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee first, followed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Minority Leader John Boehner. An Iranian regime armed with nuclear weapons "is a great danger to all of us, to Israel specifically and to the moderate Arab regimes, [and] to America," Netanyahu said after his meeting with Pelosi and Boehner. "Especially if this regime were to arm itself or arm terrorists with nuclear weapons, the consequences could be unimaginable."
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Israeli PM meets with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Minority Leader John Boehner
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Iranian regime with nuclear weapons "is a great danger to all of us," Netanyahu says
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He calls for normalized relations with Arab world, peace process with Palestinians
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U.S. leaders also express concern over Iran's nuclear intentions

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Question: But he also warned that he would not allow such talks, which he expects to accelerate after the @placeholder presidential election in June, to be used as an excuse for delay.


Washington (CNN) -- When the nation's capital was turned upside down Friday with the announcement that Justice John Paul Stevens was retiring after 40 years on the federal bench, he was miles away from the political circus -- literally and figuratively. The 89-year-old justice was quietly working on his caseload at his Fort Lauderdale, Florida, condo, a second home that serves as his occasional refuge from the high-pressure atmosphere of the U.S. Supreme Court. It is doubtful his replacement will soon find any sanctuary in what could be a protracted fight over the shaky ideological balance of a mostly conservative high court.
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CNN's Bill Mears says President Obama has tough choice to make
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Retiring Justice John Paul Stevens had earned grudging respect from the right
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Obama must balance competing pressures from liberals, conservatives, Mears says
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Mears: This Supreme Court nominee likely faces choppier water than Sonia Sotomayor did

Question: The 112th justice, by most measures, will have a tough act to follow, as he or she seeks to navigate the complex dynamics of a divided bench and gain a measure of the level of influence @placeholder enjoyed for the past two decades and more.


Washington (CNN) -- The problem-plagued F-22 Raptor took part in its first combat mission Monday night, hitting ISIS targets in Syria. The price tag for those jets, which were in development for decades, is a staggering $412 million each -- triple its expected cost, according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO). Originally designed and built to replace other fighter and ground attack aircraft in the U.S. military's arsenal, the radar-evading F-22 is an evolutionary dead end. The Air Force acquired only 188 of them from aerospace maker Lockheed and doesn't plan to have any more produced. Even though they formally came into service in 2005, the F-22 had been grounded repeatedly because of what were indeterminate causes that resulted in pilots losing consciousness in the air.
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The F-22 flew its first combat mission against ISIS
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The government estimates that each plane costs $412 million
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The fighter jet has been plagued by mechanical problems and cost overruns

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- The European Union announced a recovery package of 180 million euros for the Ivory Coast on Tuesday as residents of the African nation attempted to adjust to life with a clear leader and relative stability after months of bloodshed. Forces arrested former President Laurent Gbagbo after storming his residence on Monday. Gbagbo defied calls to step down after an electoral commission declared he lost a presidential election in November to Alassane Ouattara. Ouattara has been recognized internationally as the legitimate winner. A violent power struggle followed the standoff, with supporters loyal to both sides taking to the streets in protests since December. Hundreds have been killed, according to the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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EU announces recovery package for Ivory Coast
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Military leaders pledge support for Ouattara
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Laurent Gbagbo rejected immunity, influence and a university position, a source says

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Question: The @placeholder forces who stormed Gbagbo's residence could simply have thrown a grenade into the basement, but Ouattara had given specific instructions that he was not to be killed, the source said.


By Martin Robinson and Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 05:33 EST, 8 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:03 EST, 8 October 2012 These are the haunting shoebox-sized rooms inspired an artist’s childhood exploring the bombed out homes of the Blitz. Using scenes just 12 inches high photographer Graeme Webb has created magical apocalyptic-like scenes of nature reclaiming living rooms. Graeme, 60, from London, can take 15 to 20 hours making a single scene using everything from dolls house furniture to using sprigs of herbs like thyme. Haunting reminders: The shoebox-sized rooms inspired by artist Graeme Webb's childhood exploring the bombed-out homes of the Blitz
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Graeme Webb's scenes take 20 hours each and are only inches high - but have incredible detail
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The rooms and houses he recreate are inspired by his childhood in Greenwich where he would wander through bombed-out houses
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He mixes this with his dreams to make unbelievable art

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- The person who leaked British lawmakers' controversial expense claims earlier this year, triggering a national scandal, was motivated by outrage at apparent equipment shortages for British troops, a newspaper said Friday. The mole was angry at apparent equipment shortages for British troops deployed around the world. The mole was one of 20 people employed to process and censor the expenses claims before their scheduled official release in July, according to The Daily Telegraph. The man leaked the claims to the Telegraph, which printed them in a series of front-page articles in May. The articles brought public embarrassment to Parliament and even forced some lawmakers to resign.
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Mole one of 20 people employed to process and censor MPs' expenses
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Soldiers guarding them did so to earn extra cash between tours of duty
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Mole became angry at MP claims as soldiers saved to buy essential equipment
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Claims included thousands of dollars' worth of interest on mortgages already paid

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:11 EST, 24 November 2012 | UPDATED: 05:11 EST, 24 November 2012 Maverick Tory Nadine Dorries has backed Boris Johnson to be Prime Minister and accused David Cameron of a 'controlling' leadership. She branded critics within her party of her decision to be the first serving MP to appear on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of here! as 'infantile and stupid.' Ms Dorries was suspended by the Conservatives for taking a month away from Wesminster so she could take part in the reality show in the Australian jungle, but claimed the then Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell approved her absence.
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MP slams party critics of her stint in the show as 'infantile and stupid'
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She claims MPs and how they vote 'tampered with' under Cameron
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Chief Whip approved my absence from Westminster, she insists

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It is the question that has been dominating Washington dinner parties for weeks – could the once-golden First Couple of the United States really be heading for the rocks? If rumours are to be believed, the 21-year marriage of Barack and Michelle Obama has been racked by screaming rows, allegations of infidelity and a string of jealous fights. While the White House has refused to comment on the reports there has been a distinct frostiness in the air between the couple in recent months. OCTOBER 31, 2013 Sweet... and sour: The Obamas hand out Halloween sweets to children at the White House in a rare lapse from the First Lady's healthy-eating campaigning. The President jokes about his wife's disapproval of the treats, saying: 'I told her the White House will get egged if we don't'
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Rumours surround frostiness between the couple in recent months
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Reports claim they are now sleeping in separate bedrooms
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Notorious selfie with Danish PM was the 'last straw', sources claim
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Newly-slim First Lady 'planning her own life' for after end of husband's term

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By Claire Bates and Tom Leonard PUBLISHED: 05:39 EST, 4 April 2012 | UPDATED: 20:03 EST, 4 April 2012 Overweight or obese? BMI underestimates how fat a person is in nearly half of cases The obesity epidemic could be far worse than previously realised because of serious flaws in the  way body fat is measured, according to a study. Researchers said the Body Mass Index – the formula usually used to determine fat – drastically underestimated how many people should regard themselves as unhealthily overweight or obese. More than a third of adults in the  U.S. are considered obese.
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Combining BMI with blood test to measure levels of key protein would be 'more accurate'

Question: 'These estimates are fundamental to @placeholder policy addressing the epidemic of obesity and are central to designing interventions aimed at curbing its growth,' the authors said, 'yet the [current policies] may be flawed because they are based on the BMI.'


New York (CNN) -- Film critic Roger Ebert and the founder of the website Chatroulette.com were among the honorees on Monday night at the 14th annual Webby Awards in downtown Manhattan. Ebert, who lost his ability to speak after a bout with cancer, was given the Person of the Year award for blogging and using social media tools to get his writing voice back. "Twitter and the internet have allowed Roger to continue the work we came to know and love him for," said Jimmy Fallon, who presented Ebert's award. "I can't remember the last time I went to see a movie without seeing what Roger Ebert thought of it first."
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The Webby Awards honor internet sensations
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The 14th annual awards ceremony was held Monday in New York
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Roger Ebert received the Person of the Year award for his blog
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Chatroulette.com's founder got the Breakout of the Year award

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(CNN) -- "I'm angry at having presided over the first genocide of the 21st century," said Mukesh Kapila, a British doctor and former U.N. official. Mukesh Kapila said atrocities in Darfur could have been prevented if the world had taken action sooner. He was referring to what he considers the world's ineffective response to mass atrocities in Darfur, Sudan's western region. "What happened in Darfur would be classified as obscene," he told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "It's a combination of a horror movie and a snuff movie." Kapila was the United Nations' top official in Sudan. He took up his post as resident and humanitarian coordinator in 2003, just a few months after rebels from Darfur's African tribes attacked outposts of Sudan's government, which is led by Arabs.
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Mukesh Kapila was the United Nations' top official in Sudan in 2003
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Since that year, an estimated 300,000 Darfuris have been killed or died
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He says a U.N. monitor's warning of violence "disappeared into a big hole"
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Kapila says atrocities could have been prevented if the world had taken action sooner

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:18 EST, 31 December 2013 In a new Quinnipiac University poll, Florida Senator Marco Rubio leads a tightly clustered field of Republican presidential hopefuls among registered GOP voters. But Republicans are clearly at a point of limited popular support. The muddled field doesn't suggest a successful race in 2016 for Republicans, said Peter Brown, the assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute. 'The Republicans are more disliked than Democrats,' Brown said. 'The Republican brand is essentially in the toilet these days.'
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Democratic presidential candidates are favored by 43 to 35 per cent
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61 per cent of Republicans chose socially conservative candidates
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Chris Christie, widely considered electable, attracted only 14 per cent
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Republicans have no clear favorite as Hillary Clinton topped them all

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Remember the Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative groups? IRS targeting: Scandal or snafu? It was the scandal du jour in Washington last month, now relegated to back-burner status after recent revelations of a vast government electronic surveillance apparatus created in the name of national security following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Holder: Leaks damaged U.S. security The announcement Thursday by the Obama administration that it would boost aid to Syria rebels because government forces there used chemical weapons further shifted attention away from the IRS controversy involving extra scrutiny given conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. Republicans continue trying to raise the issue, grilling FBI Director Robert Mueller about it at a congressional hearing on Thursday. They argue that the Obama administration used the tax agency to intimidate and harass political opponents.
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Multiple investigations of the IRS targeting continue
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Republicans continue raising the IRS targeting in criticizing the Obama administration
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The two party leaders on the House Oversight Committee have a public dispute

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(CNN)Where Katy Perry needed a big cat, the New England Patriots were carried to a stunning comeback by the resilience of Tom Brady. The 37-year-old, sacked and twice intercepted, refused to give in as the Patriots -- at one point down by 10 -- fought their way to a 28-24 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in Glendale, Arizona. They were helped by one of the less likely calls in football history, as Seattle threw a second consecutive Super Bowl title into the hands of Malcolm Butler. Patriots rookie Butler made a game-saving interception when the Seahawks, with the ball on the one-yard line and seconds to play, mysteriously chose to pass after an improbable, juggling miracle-catch by Jermaine Kearse.
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Malcolm Butler makes vital interception after Brady and Patriots recover 10-point deficit
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Seahawks go ahead with gutsy plays but end game with 'one of worst calls in football history'
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Katy Perry's halftime show roars with mechanical big cat, dancing sharks and Missy Elliott

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End it like Beckham. One of the most iconic football stars of his generation, David Beckham is to retire at the end of the season to bring down the curtain on a glittering career. As well as winning over 100 caps for his England and lifting 19 trophies in two different continents, it was his ability to maximize the power of the "Beckham brand" that allowed the footballer to transcend his sport and appeal to a worldwide mass audience. Beckham's marriage to former Spice Girl and fashion designer, Victoria, probably helped as well. "Brand Beckham is dead, long live Brand Beckham!" sports business expert Simon Chadwick told CNN. "Beckham's transition from athlete commodity to sporting statesman and entrepreneur is now complete."
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Former England captain David Beckham retires from football
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The midfielder played 115 times for his country between 1996 and 2009
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Beckham played for Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan and LA Galaxy
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The 38-year-old most recently played for French champions Paris Saint-Germain

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Question: "If you had told me as a young boy I would have played for and won trophies with my boyhood club @placeholder, proudly captained and played for my country over one hundred times and lined up for some of the biggest clubs in the world, I would have told you it was a fantasy," said Beckham.

Question: "I knew every time I wore the Three Lions shirt, I was not only following in a long line of great players, I was also representing every fan that cared passionately about their country," said Beckham, who won 115 caps for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- She's been a comedian, talk-show host and feared red carpet fashion critic. Now you can add winner of "The Celebrity Apprentice" to Joan Rivers' lengthy resume. Donald Trump and Joan Rivers attend "The Celebrity Apprentice" season finale Sunday in New York. After weeks of competition, the 75-year-old dynamo beat out 15 other contestants, including Dennis Rodman, Tom Green and Brian McKnight, to take the top spot in this season's edition of the reality show hosted by Donald Trump. Rivers went up against poker champion Annie Duke in Sunday night's finale in which both women were charged with planning a VIP party and silent auction for the last and deciding task.
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Joan Rivers wins this season's "Celebrity Apprentice"
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Rivers goes up against poker champion Annie Duke in finale
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Duke raises more money at her event, but Rivers is able to attract more celebrities
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The victory means $250,000 for Rivers' charity

Question: The contestants vied for the chance to run one of Trump's companies for a year, and @placeholder fired someone from the losing team each week until he selected an apprentice.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 05:12 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 26 February 2013 A U.S. man surprised his girlfriend with a marriage proposal amid a cloud of monarch butterflies in a wildlife sanctuary in central Mexico. Samantha Goldberger set up a camera for a romantic Valentine's Day picture at the El Capulin reserve, near Zitacuaro, and was stunned when Jason Skipton dropped to one knee as the flash went off. 'This place is like a miracle. And it is a miraculous thing that took place with us,' Mr Skipton told Yahoo News. Wings of love: Samantha Goldberger was surprised when Jason Skipton proposed marriage surrounded by monarch butterflies at the El Capulin reserve, near Zitacuaro, Mexico
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Jason Skipton surprised his girlfriend with a ring among the butterflies
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He met Samantha in chance encounter thousands of miles from home
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He felt proposal among the beautiful creatures far from home was apt

Question: According to the statistics last published by the @placeholder government in late 2011, 47,515 people were killed in narcotics-related violence in Mexico between December 2006 and September 2011.


By Mike Dickson Follow @@Mike_Dickson_DM As children, Rhys Enoch and his younger brother Ben would play golf and kid each other that a certain putt would be to win the Claret Jug. When he crouches over a six-footer at Hoylake some time this week Rhys might think back to those days, in the achingly sad knowledge that his brother will not be here to see if he can hole it. In May 2009 Ben was killed in a car crash while travelling up to the Lytham Trophy, one of the country’s top amateur events. Outsider: Rhys Enoch made it to The Open after qualifying through a play-off
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Rhys Enoch is currently not in the top 1,000 in the world rankings
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Welsh golfer qualified for The Open through a play-off
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Overcame tragic death of his brother Ben, also a golfer, in 2009

Question: With three players in the eliminator chasing one place at @placeholder, Rhys, 26, chipped in from 20 yards to win it.


(CNN) -- Former English Premier League referees have jumped to the defense of Howard Webb after criticism of his performance in Sunday's World Cup final. Webb, the first referee to officiate the European Champions League final and World Cup final in the same season, dished out 13 yellow cards and one red as Spain defeated the Netherlands 1-0 in a tempestuous clash at Soccer City, Johannesburg. Dutch coach Bert Van Marwijk and several of his players suggested the English official favored the Spanish, and Netherlands fans booed Webb and his assistants when they collected their medals after the game. But ex-referee Jeff Winter, who took charge of several fiery encounters between English giants like Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool, was full of praise for Webb's performance in extremely testing circumstances.
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Former referees defend Howard Webb's performance in World Cup final
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Ex-Premier League official Jeff Winter ddescribesWebb's display as superb
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FIFA president Sepp Blatter says Webb had a "very hard task" in the match
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Dutch players and manager say referee favored Spain, who won 1-0 in extra-time

Question: "To listen to @placeholder players after the game blaming the referee for the defeat after they conducted themselves abysmally for the whole two hours is unbelievable," he said.


By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 18:48 EST, 24 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:48 EST, 24 August 2013 Union pressure: Labour leader Ed Milliband Education Secretary Michael Gove has accused Ed Miliband of threatening to impose a £40 million ‘Militax’ on voters by forcing them to pick up the bill for running Britain’s political parties. In an outspoken attack, Mr Gove says Mr Miliband’s recent call for a ban on political donations of more than £5,000 from individuals would inevitably lead to state funding  for the Conservatives, Labour and Lib Dems. And he argues Mr Miliband’s proposal is primarily designed to deflect attention from the row over the way that Labour is bankrolled by unions such as Len McCluskey’s Unite.
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Miliband’s proposal is designed to deflect attention from the way that Labour is bankrolled by unions such as Len McCluskey’s Unite
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Michael Gove has accused Miliband of try to revive plans by the last Labour Government to introduce state funding of political parties

Question: ‘That is the position Labour is  now embracing – call it what you will, a spin tax, a “@placeholder”, a “going to the poll” tax – it’s all the same thing... more taxes to pay for  more politicians spending more of your money.


Washington (CNN) -- The current Congress has worked just as many days as its legislative predecessors. It just has a lot less to show for it. According to a CNN analysis of congressional records that looked at bills that became law and the number of days lawmakers worked, members of the House have spent more than 150 days and Senate just over 140 days in session so far, comparable to previous Congresses at this point in the term. But of the thousands of measures introduced, only 132 passed both. About one-fifth of those measures were to approve official names for post offices.
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CNN analysis: Current Congress least productive of past few sessions so far
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Of the thousands of measures introduced, only 132 have passed both houses
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About one in five measures were to name post offices
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Despite a split Congress and partisan finger-pointing, political experts say both parties are at fault

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Ankara, Turkey (CNN) -- A peaceful gathering to honor a slain protester turned into chaos Sunday in Ankara as Turkish riot police used water cannons and tear gas to try to disperse rock-throwing demonstrators. In Istanbul, the sound of residents banging pots and pans together echoed down the streets as another face-off between police and anti-government protesters played out. The sound came from the buildings around Taksim Square and the adjacent Gezi Park, which authorities had cleared by force on Saturday. Thousands of demonstrators calling for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's resignation attempted to return to the square and park Sunday, only to be pushed back by police. The neighborhood south of the park was filled with the smell of burning as police swept through the area, firing tear gas at knots of protesters in the streets.
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Pots and pans echo, tear gas wafts over Istanbul streets
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Clashes erupt in Ankara, including at an event to honor a slain protester
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Erdogan supporters cheer for him at an Istanbul rally
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Erdogan remains defiant of protest demands

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Question: The protests started at the end of May over the prime minister's plan to turn Istanbul's @placeholder into a mall.


The wife of British hostage Alan Henning pleaded Saturday with ISIS to release him, describing her husband as a "peaceful, selfless man" who was only in Syria to help people in need. "I cannot see how it could assist any state's cause to allow the world to see a man like Alan dying," Barbara Henning said, according to a message released by the UK Foreign Office. ISIS refers to itself as "the Islamic State." Alan Henning, a taxi driver from near Manchester, England, was part of a team of volunteers that traveled to Syria in December to deliver food and water to people affected by the Middle Eastern country's devastating civil war.
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Group calls on UK government to negotiate for Alan Henning's release
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Henning was kidnapped in Syria as he was helping an aid convoy
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His wife says ISIS hasn't responded to her attempts to communicate
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Leading Muslims in the UK say killing Henning isn't permitted by Islamic law

Question: "When they hear this message, I implore the people of the @placeholder to see it in their hearts to release my husband, Alan Henning."


Grilled: Gabby Logan was repeatedly asked about her children back home She was delighted to be part of the BBC team sent out to Brazil to cover the World Cup football tournament. But Gabby Logan was annoyed to be repeatedly asked: ‘Who’s looking after your children?’ Her nine-year-old twins Reuben and Lois were left at home with their father, former Scottish rugby star Kenny Logan, 42, while Mrs Logan, 41, was working in Brazil. And despite admitting she was relieved when England were knocked out because it meant she could go back to being a mother, Mrs Logan expressed surprise that people still think a woman’s place is in the home.
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Mrs Logan was constantly asked about twins Reuben and Lois while away
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Mums back home asked her rugby player husband how he copes alone
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Observed that neither of these things apply when roles are reversed

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Bolivian officials say their country's presidential plane had to land in Austria on Tuesday after false rumors circulated that former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden was aboard the aircraft. Portuguese authorities wouldn't let President Evo Morales' plane land for refueling in Lisbon, Bolivian Defense Minister Ruben Saavedra told CNN en Español. French authorities also wouldn't let the plane enter their airspace, he said. "We are told that there were some unfounded suspicions that Mr. Snowden was on the plane," Bolivian Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca said. "We do not know who has invented this lie. Someone who wants to harm our country. This information that has been circulated is malicious information to harm this country."
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Bolivian VP: President Evo Morales is a "hostage of imperialism"
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Ecuador's foreign minister calls for a regional meeting over the matter
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Bolivia says suspicions that Snowden was on a presidential plane are "unfounded"
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The plane had to land in Austria after French and Portuguese officials wouldn't let it land

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Sarah Palin is trading in the personal drama for political drama today as she was pictured with her makeup and wedding ring back on while stumping for U.S. Senator Pat Roberts in Kansas. In her first public appearance since she was spotted running errands bare-faced with nothing on her ring finger, the former Republican Vice Presidential candidate was all smiles with perfectly applied makeup. Her return to the campaign trail - a mainstay of Palin's career since losing the 2008 presidential election and stepping down as Governor of Alaska in 2009 - comes at a turbulent time in her public life.
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The former VP candidate has spoken for first time since family fight
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Bristol Palin 'repeatedly punched a man' at family party on September 6
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Her father Todd Palin left with bloody nose, her brother Track broke 4 ribs
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Source  claims daughter Willow's ex-boyfriend Connor Cleary started fight
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Sarah Palin wrote Facebook post applauding the strength of her family
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She was seen for the first time since the fight on Monday looking tired

Question: She also linked to an article by Bristol condemning reports that suggest @placeholder and Sarah Palin are getting divorced.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:40 EST, 14 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:12 EST, 15 July 2013 Asiana Airlines has confirmed it is taking legal action against the TV station which used false and racist names for four pilots on board the fatal plane crash. The embattled airline claims its reputation has been 'badly damaged' after San Francisco's KTVU broadcast fake and insulting names, such as 'Captain Sum Ting Wong', with a graphic of the phony titles. Also in the airline's sights is the National Transportation Safety Board whose summer intern erroneously confirmed the names of the flight crew on Asiana flight 214 when it crashed at San Francisco International Airport earlier this month.
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Asiana Airlines will take legal action against KTVU-TV which broadcast fake names of four pilots on board the fatal plane crash
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The airline may also sue the National Transportation Safety Board, whose summer intern confirmed the names
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The airline said the prank 'badly damaged' its reputation

Question: Asiana is suing @placeholder to 'strongly respond to its racially discriminatory report', Asiana spokeswoman Lee Hyomin said.


(CNN) -- As the stock market opened Friday with a ring of the bell by Mark Zuckerberg, all eyes were on Facebook -- the social media Megalodon he nursed from a dorm-room project to one of Wall Street's hottest prospects ever. Facebook, or "FB" as it's now known to investors, may have made amateur analysts on the Web go wild. But on the Nasdaq, it was a less exciting ride -- ending the day at a price pretty much exactly where it began. Friends may be priceless. But 'friending' both started and ended the day at just over $38 a share.
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NEW: Facebook stock closed nearly where it opened Friday
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NEW: On rival Twitter, some smirked at lack of a price jump
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Online, almost every financial or tech expert has an opinion
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Facebook on Thursday afternoon set its initial share price at $38

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Deanna Blegg never backs down from a challenge. Over the years the Australian has competed in both individual and team adventure races at the elite level all over the world. But none of these exhausting endurance tests compare to an even bigger battle – her fight with HIV. It was while travelling through Britain at the age of 24 that she found out she'd contracted it. In an interview with The Age last year Deanna said the prognosis was the worst it could possibly be. Deanna Blegg's battle with HIV has driven her on to greater things She was given only five years to live. Feeling devastated and a long, long way from home, all she felt was a sense of shame and isolation.
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Superfit Blegg's world fell apart when she was diagnosed with HIV in 1994
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Despite feelings of shame and despair she refused to be disheartened
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The 45-year-old now runs in some of the world's toughest endurance races
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Last week she finished the World’s Toughest Mudder 24-hour event
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'Obstacle racing attracts an incredible amount of women,' she says

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(CNN) -- At first blush, it sounds like a torturous way to read an 8,500-word short story. But in a nod to the social media age, The New Yorker is offering up new fiction on Twitter in a series of 140-character bursts. "Black Box," a new story by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan, was to begin appearing on the New Yorker Fiction Twitter account Thursday at 8 p.m. ET. A single line will be published every minute for the next hour, then from 8-9 p.m. on each of the following nine nights, through June 2. While waiting for new snippets might not sound like the most fun way to consume a story, lovers of the written word can take some solace in the fact that Egan, no stranger to nontraditional storytelling, wrote "Black Box" with Twitter in mind.
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The New Yorker was to begin posting a short story tweet by tweet on Twitter Thursday night
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Jennifer Egan's "Black Box" will be serialized each night for 10 nights
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A Pulitzer winner, Egan has embraced nontraditional storytelling
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Other authors have tried fiction on Twitter and in other digital forms

Question: Call "Black Box" gimmicky if you like, but you can't claim it's just @placeholder wanting to screw around on Twitter.


(CNN) -- If you were a Formula One fan who attended the U.S. Grand Prix at Indianapolis in 2005, it could be argued you witnessed one of the strangest races in motorsport history. A field of 20 cars should have lined up for the grand prix, but on that Sunday of June 19 just six were on the starting grid. It was the result of a bizarre sequence of events which left motorsport fans feeling so shortchanged it nearly drove F1 out of the U.S. for good. So frustrated was the Indianapolis crowd that fans hissed and hurled bottles when Michael Schumacher's Ferrari led home the six drivers -- as the other 14 brooded in their garages.
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The U.S. Grand Prix of 2005 was one of the bizarre races in Formula One history
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14 cars sat out the race, with only Ferrari, Jordan and Minardi taking to the track
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Teams racing on Michelin branded tires elected to not take part in the race
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Formula One returns to the U.S. in Austin, Texas on November 18

Question: Many felt the result in the U.S. was manipulated and cheated fans who had turned out in high numbers, even though @placeholder had wrapped up the 2002 title two months earlier.


By Pa Reporter Blackburn have told Hull they have no intention of selling striker Jordan Rhodes after rejecting two offers from the Premier League club. The Tigers' initial bid, believed to be around £8million, for Scotland international Rhodes was instantly turned down on Thursday and their follow-up enquiry has also met a dead end. And Rovers released a statement on their official website on Saturday morning which read: 'We have recently received two official bids for the services of Jordan Rhodes from Hull City FC, both have been respectfully and categorically rejected. Transfer: Jordan Rhodes has been the subject of two separate bids from Premier League side Hull City
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Blackburn say striker Jordan Rhodes is not for sale
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Hull City have two bids for him rejected
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Steve Bruce keen to replace Shane Long, who moved to Southampton
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Gary Bowyer sees Rhodes as key to winning promotion to Premier League

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Manchester United striker Robin van Persie has warned that recent injury problems will not stop him having a World Cup to remember. Van Persie has disappointed at recent major tournaments and heads in to tomorrow night’s opening Group B game defending champions Spain having recently suffered a groin problem and having escaped with minor cuts following a collision with a kite surfer on a Brazilian beach. But the Old Trafford star claimed today he is ready to go, saying: 'I shouldn't even mention my groin injury, frankly. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Van Persie preparing for Holland's Group B opener with Spain
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Van Persie has been suffering from groin problems before Brazil
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He was also involved in bizarre kite surfing collision that left him with cuts
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The Dutch striker says he is 'confident' of upsetting Spain this week
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He says Holland must 'prove' themselves and it will be a 'great challenge'

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A New York woman has been indicted for collecting more than $47,000 in Medicaid benefits while living a luxury lifestyle of mansions and fancy cars. Hasime Lika, 34, is accused of hiding her assets to claim state benefits for herself and her children through Medicaid, a program that provides help to New Yorkers who can't afford medical care, between 2006 and 2011. All the while, prosecutors claim, she was living in a $2.4 million mansion in the Todt Hill area of Staten Island and driving around in a Rolls Royce and a Mercedes. Indicted: Hasime Lika is accused of claiming more than $47,000 in benefits fraudulently
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Hasime Lika, 34, claimed Medicaid benefits for herself and her two children from 2006 to 2011
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Lika received more than $47,000 in benefits while living in a Staten Island mansion and driving a Rolls Royce
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She failed to declare her common law marriage to property developer Bill Lika and used her maiden name
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She also hid $35,000 in her checking account
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Lika faces up to seven years in prison for welfare fraud and grand larceny

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(CNN) -- Naturalist Beth Pratt has been exploring and celebrating wildlife since she was a child, whether discovering the great whales of Cape Cod with her parents or creating a special luxury habitat for her backyard frogs. As a young girl she gazed with longing at photos of grizzly bears and wolves, and vowed to see the charismatic mega-fauna of the West. She realized her dream in her 20-year career in environmental leadership has included work at Yosemite and Yellowstone national parks. She's the director of the National Wildlife Federation's California office, living just outside Yosemite. Pratt has wandered extensively throughout Yosemite's backcountry, hiked the John Muir Trail, swam the mile-long Tenaya Lake in Yosemite and run the Cape Cod Marathon with her father and "survived" (her word) the Tioga Pass Run: a 12.4-mile trek entirely uphill gaining 3,000 feet in elevation to arrive at the entrance of Yosemite.
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An annual rite of spring is hiking the Gaylor Lakes trail at Yosemite National Park
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Mount Washburn is the best trail in Yellowstone in terms of bang for wildlife buck, naturalist says
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Children can search the beaches of Cape Cod for prehistoric horseshoe crabs

Question: When I worked in @placeholder and people asked me what to do if they only had a day in the park, I would recommend the Mount Washburn hike.


An off-duty police officer was fatally shot early Sunday at a pub in northeast Ohio after he approached a patron described as 'unruly' who was carrying a firearm, police said. Police identified the deceased officer as Justin Winebrenner, 32, a seven-year veteran of the Akron Police Department who once pulled a man from a burning vehicle, Cleveland reports. Winebrenner was shot at the Papa Don's Pub in Akron at about 2am. A spokesperson from the Summit County Medical Examiner's Office said the officer died shortly after the shooting, just before 2.30am, according to ABC 5. Officer: Justin Winebrenner, 32, was fatally shot at the Papa Don's Pub in Akron early Sunday morning
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Justin Winebrenner, 32, was fatally shot and four others were injured early Sunday morning after an unruly patron opened fire in an Ohio bar
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The shooter, Kenan Ivery, 35, fled on foot and was found by authorities an hour later in a nearby field he was was arrested and charged with one count of aggravated murder and five counts felonious assault
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Four others were shot as well, another off-duty officer who suffered minor injuries, and three patrons who were hospitalized with possibly life-threatening injuries

Question: @placeholder came into the pub separately and 'was being very unruly,' Nice said.


Washington (CNN) -- In Alaska, the "You Can See Russia From Here" state, state Rep. Chris Tuck is more concerned about what the U.S. government can see. Tuck, a conservative Democrat, this week is appearing in an unusual television ad warning travelers that new full-body scanners at Alaska airports will enable airport screeners to "see through your clothes," and advising passengers they can instead opt for a pat-down. "If you don't want inappropriate pictures of you or your children taken and stored, or if you're concerned about the possible health effects, then all you've got to say is 'I opt out.' It is your right," Tuck says, standing in front of the state seal.
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State representative warns travelers about full-body scanners at airports
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Democrat Chris Tuck reminds Alaskans they can opt for a pat-down
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The TSA denies the scans violate travelers' privacy or that images are stored
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"It's really the process that's unnerving," Tuck says

Question: Told of the TSA's statement that the imagers in Alaska use harmless radio waves and display only a generic body outline, Tuck called it "good news," but said his concerns remain because @placeholder also travel out of the state, where the older body scanners are in use.


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- More than a week after Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 went down in eastern Ukraine, Malaysian investigators have not yet been able to access the entire crash site, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said Saturday. He urged both the pro-Russia rebels and Ukraine's armed forces to cooperate so investigators can access the site fully. All 298 people aboard the plane died when it crashed on July 17. Of that number, 43 were Malaysian, including 15 crew and two infants, according to Malaysia Airlines. Nine days later, some human remains still lie scattered amid the debris. A statement from Najib's office said that since a deal was struck with the rebels on access to the crash site, a team of three Malaysian investigators has visited on three separate occasions, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each visit lasted about three hours, and the team was not able to visit all of the very large site.
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NEW: Netherlands makes its first identification of a victim
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Another 38 coffins carrying victims' remains arrive in the Netherlands from Ukraine
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Fighting prevents Dutch forensics team from reaching the crash site
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Malaysian PM says team of 3 Malaysian investigators has not yet been able to see full site

Question: A group of @placeholder forensic experts was unable to reach the crash site Saturday because of safety concerns prompted by renewed fighting in the Donetsk area, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense said.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey said Thursday that it will act against "hostile action" by Syria as troops and tanks deployed to the border after the downing of a Turkish jet last week. "The incident of our unarmed plane on a test and training mission being shot down by Syria on June 22, 2012 in international airspace, has been discussed in detail," said a statement from Turkey's National Security Council after a five-hour meeting. "It has been stressed that Turkey will act with determination against this hostile action reserving all its rights arising from international law," the statement said. The military deployment along Turkey's border with Syria is linked to rising tensions between the neighboring nations after the jet went down, a Turkish government official said Thursday.
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NEW: Turkey asks NATO to consider no-fly zone, senior U.S. official says
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Turkey's National Security Council says it will act against "hostile action" by Syria
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Air defense systems and tanks have been moved to the border, state media says
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Personnel have been arriving in military vehicles for two or three days, a villager says

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Humiliated: Nick Clegg makes the announcement that his plans to reform the House of Lords have been killed off - and that he will now block constituency boundary change proposals Nick Clegg plunged the Coalition into brutal bloodletting last night after delivering a crushing blow to Tory hopes of a majority at the next election. The Deputy Prime Minister announced he was abandoning his pet plans for House of Lords reform after opposition from Conservative backbenchers. And in a tit-for-tat move branded a ‘treachery’ by senior Tories, Mr Clegg said the Lib Dems would now vote against Tory plans to redraw constituency boundaries which are expected to help the Conservatives gain 20 seats at the next election.
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In return the Lib Dem leader says his party will block Tory constituency boundary change plans
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'Tories have not honoured their commitment to Lords reform or Coalition contract,' he said
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'When parliament votes on boundary changes I will be instructing my party to oppose them,' he added
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Some Tories say Mr Clegg's retaliation could sink the Coalition

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Juan Cuadrado failed to justify his £27million price tag as Fiorentina threw away a first half lead to draw 1-1 with Roma at the Stadio Artemio Franchi. Mario Gomez opened the scoring but the hosts couldn't hold on and former Viola forward Adem Ljajic equalised shortly after the break. While Colombian midfielder Cuadrado showed moments of talent, some of his decision making at key moments could leave Chelsea scouts wondering if he's really worth his considerable release clause. Mario Gomez deflects David Pizarro's shot past Morgan de Sanctis to open the scoring on Sunday night Roma defender Kostas Manolas calls for offside as Gomez's shot hits the back of the net
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Fiorentina's Mario Gomez scored the opening goal of the game
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Kevin Strootman picked up an injury and was substituted in the first half
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Roma forward Adem Ljajic equalised shortly after the break
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Ashley Cole and Micah Richards were both unused substitutes
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Roma are seven points behind Serie A leaders Juventus

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New Delhi (CNN) -- Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari met with the Indian prime minister in New Delhi on Sunday -- the first visit to India by a Pakistani head of state in seven years. Both leaders described their brief meeting as satisfactory, with Zardari extending an invitation to Prime Minister Manmohan Singhfor a reciprocal visit. "I would be very happy to visit Pakistan on a mutually convenient date," Singh said after hosting Zardari at his official residence. Emerging out of their almost 30-minute meeting on Sunday, Singh and Zardari said their talks covered all bilateral issues between their countries.
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Singh and Zardari discuss bilateral issues in New Delhi
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Zardari is on a private trip to India
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His visit comes amid warming India-Pakistan ties

Question: Zardari's @placeholder visit came amid thawing relations between the two nuclear-armed nations.


Mosul Province, Iraq (CNN) -- Kurdish forces fired mortars and explosives at extremist militants Sunday as the battle to retake a strategic dam in northern Iraq raged on. Smoke rose from the horizon, buildings were ablaze and the sound of massive explosions filled the air near Mosul Dam. By Sunday evening, the Kurdish forces -- known as the Peshmerga -- had taken over the eastern side of the structure, a spokesman for the group said. Clashes were ongoing over the western side, Peshmerga spokesman Halgord Hikmat told CNN. The forces face a daunting challenge: fighting a fierce offensive to retake the dam without damaging it.
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Obama sends letter to Congress, stressing dam's strategic importance
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ISIS wants to keep Mosul Dam working, CNN analyst says
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Peshmerga spokesman: Forces have retaken one side of the dam
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Smoke rises from the horizon, and buildings are ablaze in the battle to retake it

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 12:13 EST, 28 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:13 EST, 28 September 2013 An ultrasound sensor kit could enable people with visual impairments to ride a bicycle independently. The UltraBike unit has sensors to give the rider constant directional feedback of obstacles ahead and at each side, via vibrating buttons beneath each thumb. The device, which is detachable and can be fitted onto the handlebars of any bike, was designed by electronics engineer and entrepreneur Paul Clark. Independence: Visually impaired cyclists line up to use the Ultrabike, which uses ultrasound sensors to give the rider constant directional feedback of obstacles ahead and at each side via vibrating handlebar buttons
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Device uses same ultrasound technology as the award-winning Ultracane
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It gives riders feedback on obstacles ahead via vibrating handlebar buttons
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Makers now working with sports groups to offer cycling events for the blind

Question: Mastermind: Dr Paul Clark, the inventor behind the Ultrabike, poses with his @placeholder device, which uses the same fundamental technology


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 12:01 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 12 December 2013 Police are searching for Kyshan Van Der Zanden, right and his daughter Lylah, centre, after he allegedly snatched her from her mother Gemma Mountney, left Spanish detectives have launched a hunt for a Belgian man who snatched his toddler daughter away from her British mother. Kyshan Van Der Zanden, 22, made sure that his partner Gemma Mountney was out of the house all day by treating her to shopping vouchers and a trip to the spa. He then packed up his and his daughter Laylah's belongings from their Alicante home and fled before the 21-month-old's mother returned.
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Kyshan Van Der Zanden is thought to have taken 21-month-old Laylah
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He told her mother Gemma Mountney that he'd taken Laylah to nursery
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Van Der Zanden distracted his partner with shoe shopping vouchers and a spa trip
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Ms Mountney went to pick Laylah up from nursery and was told she never arrived

Question: Hours later she admitted she 'knew where @placeholder was' but put the phone down and has not been in touch since.


By Harriet Arkell An ostrich-sized bird that is capable of disembowelling a human with its claws has been spotted on the loose in the English countryside. The South American rhea, which stands six feet tall and can run at 40mph, has been on the run since it fled its home in Hertfordshire a month ago. The giant flightless bird, which has six-inch claws and could kill with a single blow, was photographed first by cyclist Ray Murdoch, north east of Stevenage, Hertfordshire. A runaway rhea that fled its Hertfordshire home four weeks ago was spotted in a field at Ansety on Sunday
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Rhea escaped from home in Brent Pelham, Hertfordshire, four weeks ago
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It was spotted on Thursday in a rape field at Nuthampstead, five miles away
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And on Sunday the bird was sighted in a field at Anstey, two miles away
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Cyclists Tim Bradshaw and Ray Murdoch both took photographs of bird
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Mr Murdoch, 66, a retired teacher, said it looked at him and trotted away
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Rheas, which are flightless, have six-inch claws that can deliver fatal blow
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Native South American birds are increasingly popular as pets in Britain
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Owner Jo Clarke says she doesn't know how to recapture it as it's so fast

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By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 15:29 EST, 9 August 2012 | UPDATED: 09:27 EST, 10 August 2012 A family returned home from their summer holiday to discover their teenage daughter lying dead inside. The parents and brother of outgoing Fiona Wilson had to force their way into the house and discovered the 19-year-old's body. The cause of death of the former head girl at Arbroath Academy, Angus, remains a mystery and has floored her family. Dead while family on holiday: Fiona Wilson, 19, was discovered dead in the family home when her parents and brother returned from holiday
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Cause of Fiona Wilson's death remains a mystery
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Outgoing Fiona due to start role as teaching assistant

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Although NASCAR driver Tony Stewart is not currently facing criminal charges in the death of another driver, he is not officially in the clear. "This is an ongoing investigation, and all options remain available," Sheriff Philip C. Povero of Ontario County, New York, said Monday. "We're continuing to gather and analyze every piece of evidence we can." Stewart hit and killed another driver who was walking on a track during a dirt-track race in upstate New York on Saturday night, authorities said. Kevin Ward Jr., 20, died from injuries suffered in the incident at the Empire Super Sprints series event at the Canandaigua Motorsports Park.
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"All options remain available," sheriff says
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Video shows Stewart's car hitting Kevin Ward Jr. as he walked on track near vehicle
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Tony Stewart says he can't describe how sad he is after the accident

Question: "There aren't words to describe the sadness I feel about the accident that took the life of Kevin Ward Jr.," Stewart said Sunday, according to a written statement tweeted by @placeholder.

Question: "@placeholder was unhurt, but a fellow competitor lost his life.


Former President Bill Clinton returned to Arkansas on Monday to boost his party's sluggish fortunes and urge voters not to tie liberal politicians too closely to their unpopular fellow Democrat in the White House with an angry 'protest vote' in November. Clinton, a five-term Arkansas governor before he won the presidency in 1992, said in the town of Conway he has become 'sick and tired of people trying to stir people up, make them foam at the mouth and vote for what they're against instead of what they are for.' 'How many times have we seen people do something they knew better than to do just 'cause they were in a snit?' he asked while he stumped for Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor.
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Former president was in Arkansas to stump for Dems caught in the path of a potential Republican landslide
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He blamed the GOP for running 'a pretty good scam' by tying Democratic pols to the president and his flagging approval numbers
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Urged a crown of Arkansans to vote 'for what you are for, not for what you are against'
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Obama hasn't appeared in public with many Democratic Senate candidates, but he has headline 56 private fundraisers that benefit them

Question: The president has found himself relegated to the role of private fundraiser, appearing at 56 high-dollar events that benefit Democratic Senate candidates even as few of them want to be seen with @placeholder in public.


LAS VEGAS (CNN) -- Seven Republican presidential candidates engaged in a sometimes contentious debate Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, as bad blood boiled between front-runners and the surging Herman Cain found his opponents taking aim at his tax plan. Here are five things we learned from the debate: Why 9-9-9 was No. 1: A rise in the polls brings more scrutiny, so we knew that Cain's "9-9-9" tax plan would come under attack from his rivals. And we didn't have to wait long for the full frontal assault. In response to the first question of the debate, from an audience member asking the candidates their "position on replacing the federal income tax with a federal sales tax," the other candidates were quick to pile on and rip apart Cain's much-touted proposal to reform the country's tax code, a plan which has helped the former Godfather's Pizza CEO surge in the polls. The six other candidates sharing the stage with Cain fired away, terming the plan as risky and simplistic.
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GOP contenders attack Herman Cain's "9-9-9" tax plan
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Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney took some verbal jabs from opponents, but threw some as well
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry did better in this debate than previous ones

Question: "The reason that our plan is being attacked so much is because lobbyists, accountants, politicians -- they don't want to throw out the current tax code and put in something that's simple and fair," responded @placeholder.

Question: After the debate, @placeholder said he was happy with his defense of his plan, but promised a more comprehensive proposal would follow, and he added that the attacks on him are proof that he's now a front-runner in the race for the nomination.

Question: @placeholder admitted that a landscaping company he hired did employ illegal immigrants, but he said he fired the company when he found out.


(CNN) -- Last week, Iraq's second-largest city of Mosul fell to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. In a few hours, the city's security forces had dropped their weapons and uniforms and fled. Since then, the militants introduced a political charter in Mosul and marched south, seizing additional towns en route to the capital, Baghdad. In taking Mosul alone, ISIS gained as much as $425 million in cash, an unspecified quantity of gold bullion, huge amounts of light and heavy weaponry (mostly U.S.-made) and probably hundreds of new recruits from three main detention centers, all which were overrun.
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Charles Lister: ISIS gaining recruits, cash and weapons in inevitable offensive in Iraq
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Lister: ISIS gains from what has become a Sunni uprising, but its ties to Iraq's Sunnis unstable
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He says once ISIS brutality starts, support may change and ISIS will be forced back
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Lister: ISIS a formidable, fanatical force bent on rapid results but may fail in long term

Question: ISIS has substantial roots in @placeholder, where it managed to remain a potent force during and after the U.S. troop "surge."

Question: Considering recent events and its march to @placeholder, this objective might not be so inconceivable.


Gwyneth Paltrow has won numerous awards for her acting, but speaking apparently came with some difficulty Thursday with President Barack Obama standing beside her. 'You're so handsome that I can't speak properly,' the actress, singer and food writer gushed after introducing Obama to several hundred supporters seated on white fold-out chairs in the lush backyard of her home in the movie star haven of Brentwood, a neighborhood in Los Angeles. In a not-so-subtle reference to her 'conscious uncoupling' earlier this year from husband Chris Martin, Paltrow said it was a 'profound honor' to have Obama in the home she shares with Apple and Moses, her two children with the Coldplay lead vocalist.
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The $19M/year actress thanked Obama for helping push for equal pay for women, an issue 'very important to me as a working mother' she said
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Stars at the event included Julia Roberts and Bradley Whitford
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Around 200 supporters attended the reception and 50 sat for the $15,000 per plate dinner

Question: As focus of the event, @placeholder managed to draw much of the pre-show ire on Thursday.


Seven of 15 men detained during Sydney's terror raids were members of a Muslim street preaching group,  led by wanted terrorist Mohammad Al Baryalei, it has been claimed. The men were volunteers for the Parramatta Street Dawah group, which 'reverts' random members of the public to Islam in spontaneous ceremonies on the street, according to Fairfax reports. The local council, assisted by police, had recently banned the group from operating on the streets of Parramatta in Sydney's west, after the council received complaints that the group was preaching and handing out pamphlets. The manager of Parramatta Mosque, Neil El-Kadomi confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that the seven young men who were detained prayed at Parramatta mosque, and were often seen professing their faith on the streets.
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Seven men detained in Sydney's terror raids were reportedly members of a Muslim street movement in Sydney's west
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The men were involved in 'Parramatta Street Dawah Group'
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The group had recently been banned from operating on Parramatta streets
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Reports one of group's leaders is wanted terrorist Mohammad Ali Baryalei
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Baryalei is believed to still be a huge influence on the group's volunteers
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Claims five members of the western-Sydney based movement have been killed whilst fighting in Syria and Iraq
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The group has more than 12 thousand followers in Sydney

Question: 'The government and the police is not doing enough to come and talk to the community and explain what's going on,' said Mr @placeholder.


By Steve Nolan and Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 19:47 EST, 7 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:38 EST, 10 December 2013 Meet Nigella Lawson's Team Cupcake - the PR, lawyer and family member helping the TV chef win the public sympathy battle against her ex-husband Charles Saatchi. She may have admitted snorting cocaine and smoking cannabis as she gave evidence in court this week, but it seems she hasn't lost many fans over the revelation. According to a survey, 'Domestic Goddess' Nigella has actually gained public sympathy since dramatically giving evidence at the trial of her two former assistants accused of fraud.
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Almost 40 per cent have more sympathy with Miss Lawson following drug
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She admitted taking cocaine seven times as she gave court evidence
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Public feel much less sympathetic for her ex-husband Charles Saatchi, according to YouGov poll
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Nigella Lawson admitted snorting cocaine seven times as she gave evidence
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She was supported in court by 'Team Cupcake' - which consists of PR advisers, lawyers and family members
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Mr Saatchi, 70, had no-one at his side as he gave evidence to the jury

Question: Around two thirds of people surveyed by @placeholder said her drug confession made no difference to their opinion of her with and only 20 per cent thought less of the 53-year-old because of it.


Shaker Aamer has been detained at the US detention facility without trial or charge since 2002 Amnesty International today launches a major petition demanding the release of Shaker Aamer. The global human rights organisation said the ‘terrible farce’ of his continued detention had ‘gone on too long’. The petition launch coincides with the 13th anniversary of the opening of the infamous US detention facility in Cuba on Sunday. In almost all that time, Mr Aamer, who has resident status in Britain and whose British wife and children live in South London, has been held in Guantanamo without charge. The new petition calls for Mr Aamer to be released and returned to the UK ‘without delay’, and for an immediate investigation into his allegations of torture and other ill-treatment.
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Amnesty International's petition launch coincides with 13th anniversary of opening of infamous US detention facility in Cuba
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Father-of-four Mr Aamer, 46, has been detained at the US facility without trial or charge since 2002
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Supporters for his release have called on David Cameron to raise issue with President Barack Obama in talks later this month
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Five former detainees were released from the prison at  end of December

Question: ‘It’s been 13 shameful years since the US authorities took those first orange-jumpsuited detainees to @placeholder, and Shaker’s been there almost for the duration.


Samantha Lewthwaite – the ‘White Widow’ being hunted in the wake of the Nairobi mall massacre – is secretly married to a former officer in the Kenyan Navy, a confidential Scotland Yard file on her reveals. The dossier throws new light on the shadowy world of the mother of four who converted to Islam as a schoolgirl and is now the world’s most wanted woman. As well as being the suspected mastermind behind the Westgate mall attack, which killed 67 people and left 71 missing and 200 injured, she is sought for earlier plots in her role as a major player in Al Qaeda’s Somali offshoot, Al Shabaab.
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Samantha Lewthwaite is married to a former officer in the Kenyan Navy
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Abdi Wahid was in Afghanistan protecting westerners from the Taliban
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While she is wanted, he can travel freely and is currently in Europe
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Lewthwaite has made several calls to woman described as her ‘aunt’,

Question: His relationship with Lewthwaite has baffled detectives, given his military background and because he once worked as a private security officer in @placeholder, guarding westerners against attack from the Taliban.


Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, pictured, has warned of the risks to cross-border healthcare in the event of a Yes vote in the referendum A vote for independence would create a 'Hadrian's Wall of health' between England and Scotland, the medical director of NHS England warns today. Writing exclusively in today's Mail, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh warns of the risks to cross-border healthcare - with 44,000 Scottish patients treated in England last year alone. In a separate warning, Scotland's struggling NHS is facing devastating cutbacks of £450million under the SNP, an explosive secret dossier has revealed. The confidential paper seen by the Scottish Daily Mail, kept under wraps in the run-up to the referendum, shows that health board chiefs are preparing to make huge savings in 2015 and 2016.
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Yes vote would create barrier between between England and Scotland
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Claim made by medical director of NHS England Professor Sir Bruce Keogh
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Report shows Scotland's struggling NHS faces £450m cutbacks under SNP
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Gordon Brown accuses SNP of 'perpetrating a lie' about the health service

Question: Now, a document released to the Mail shows how Scotland's @placeholder chiefs discussed 'significant challenges' and further cutbacks at a meeting on August 6.


(CNN) -- It was a frigid June night at Pickstone Mine in Zimbabwe when 67-year-old Angela Campbell -- soaking wet, her arm broken and a gun to her head -- signed a document vowing to give up the fight for her family's farm. Angela Campbell, 67, was beaten and kidnapped days after Zimbabwe's runoff election. The kidnappers demanding her signature at gunpoint were "war veterans" from President Robert Mugabe's heyday as a liberation hero, and they made it clear that her refusal would mean more beatings. Though Campbell signed the document, her son-in-law said she has no intention of giving up her battle; Campbell's family will be in Windhoek, Namibia, on Wednesday to present arguments to a Southern African Development Community tribunal.
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Farmers kidnapped, beaten days after election for challenging land confiscation
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Dozens of farmers appeal to 14-nation tribunal for relief from Zimbabwe land grabs
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Ben Freeth recalls being beaten with a shambock, a whip made of hippo hide
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Mike and Angela Campbell -- 75 and 67 -- still recovering from June beating

Question: The men tied up @placeholder, he said, and took him to where his in-laws were lying bound on the gravel outside their home.

Question: It was during this time that their captors made @placeholder sign a document promising to drop the case scheduled this week before the tribunal.


By Paul Revoir Tv Correspondent PUBLISHED: 19:27 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 20:02 EST, 15 May 2013 Popular: Audience figures show Chris Evans has almost doubled his lead over Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw He was hired to win over a younger audience, but it seems Nick Grimshaw is having the opposite effect. Hundreds of thousands of listeners have been switching off his Radio 1 breakfast show – and turning over to Radio 2 rival Chris Evans instead. The latest audience figures show Evans has almost doubled his lead over the Radio 1 programme since this time last year.
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Evans posted record results of 9.8m in the three months to end of March
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It is up 600,000 from the 9.2m Radio 2 listeners in same period last year
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Grimshaw has lost more than a million of Chris Moyles' listeners

Question: brave face on the drop in listeners for @placeholder and also for the


By Arthur Martin Asif Hussainkhil, 33, from Kabul, pictured with his makeshift tent in Calais, France, where he was returned by coastguards after trying to sail a homemade raft across the Channel to England Coastguards told him he could have drowned and his friends think he is crazy. But even though his attempt to cross the Channel on a flimsy raft ended in disaster, Afghan migrant Asif Hussainkhil is determined to try again. After recovering from hypothermia brought on by his failed bid to reach Britain, he told the Mail: ‘I will keep trying because it is my destiny to get  to England.’
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Afghan migrant Asif Hussein Khail rescued after trying to cross Channel
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He paddled through the water on a makeshift raft to start a new life in Britain
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Mr Khail had already tried to swim the dangerous waters twice before
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The 33-year-old said: 'I am going to keep trying my luck, by any means'

Question: ‘I want to work really hard in @placeholder and show the people there how I can be of service to their society.’

Question: There are currently up to 1000 migrants living rough in @placeholder, with up to 650 around the port area alone

Question: The migrants play a nightly game of cat and mouse with the police as they try their luck at getting to @placeholder.


By Chris Hastings Inspiration: Lady Carnarvon in her nurse's uniform at her own makeshift hospital during the Great War The socialite who was the inspiration for Downton Abbey’s Lady Cora refused an honour recognising her work caring for the wounded during the First World War. Almina, the 5th Countess of Carnarvon, who trained as a nurse and turned Highclere Castle into a military hospital, apparently did not think she merited the CBE offered in the 1920 Honours List. Her decision is recorded in Cabinet Office papers obtained by The Mail on Sunday. They reveal she was one of several female aristocrats who declined to be honoured.
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Lady Almina Carnarvon turned Highclere into hospital and worked as nurse
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Did not think she merited the award offered in 1920 Honours List
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Officers treated described 'paradise' of being served cold beer by footmen

Question: She dug deep into her own fortune and equipped Highclere – where @placeholder is filmed – with an operating theatre in one of the bedrooms and a recovery room next door.


By Lillian Radulova for Daily Mail Australia An Australian camera crew have captured endearing footage of the devastating effect of the Ebola virus in one of the hardest hit areas of Sierra Leone. The team of journalists, who were the last camera crew in the area before a government lock down forced them to leave, were recording the stories of a number of Australian volunteers working alongside the infected and their families at an emergency centre near the borders of Liberia and Guinea. Since the most recent outbreak in March of this year, the Ebola virus has killed more than 1427 people in West Africa, according to the World Health Organisation. This figure continues to grow and appears to be close to dwarfing the total number of deaths recorded in outbreaks between 1976 and 2012; 1590.
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A team of journalists and a camera crew documented conditions at a crisis coordination centre in Kailahun, Sierra Leone
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They followed Australian medical volunteers assisting patients with Ebola, as well as their families
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Since the outbreak in March, the Ebola virus has killed more than 1427 people in West Africa
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The story will unfold on ABC's foreign correspondent Tuesday night at 8pm

Question: But amongst the tragedy there are stories of remarkable survival, including a little two-and-a-half-year old girl who lost 17 members of her family to @placeholder but endured and conquered the illness herself.


(CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will not use the term war to describe Washington's impending military action against the jihadist group ISIS in Syria and Iraq, but others in the Obama administration aren't shying away from the word. What's in a name? On Wednesday night, the war-stopping, Nobel Peace Prize-winning President used a nationally televised address to announce a plan to "dismantle and ultimately destroy" the Sunni jihadists who have taunted America by beheading two captive U.S. journalists. "We will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are," he said. "That means I will not hesitate to take action against ISIL in Syria, as well as Iraq."
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John Kerry will not use the term war to describe Washington's impending military action
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Others in the Obama administration are describing it as war, in a certain way
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State Department spokeswoman: "It will not involve American combat troops fighting on foreign soil"

Question: The administration, of course, prefers the term @placeholder while many others go with ISIS, but that's another story.

Question: The administration, of course, prefers the term ISIL while many others go with @placeholder, but that's another story.


(CNN) -- American airstrikes earlier this month during a western Afghanistan battle with Taliban militants may have killed up to 30 civilians, an interim U.S. military report said on Wednesday. Villagers sit near the graves of victims of airstrikes in Garni, in western Farah province. The report is part of an ongoing investigation into a fight in Farah province, where villagers reported civilian casualties as a result of U.S. bombing runs on May 4. "A review of the physical evidence is inconclusive in determining the exact number of civilian and insurgent casualties," the military said in a statement detailing the report.
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U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan killed 30 Afghan civilians, U.S. says
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Deaths of civilians in airstrikes this month were "likely" accidental, U.S. says
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Civilian casualties politically sensitive for government of President Karzai

Question: Afghan and @placeholder forces remained in the area until morning and saw the return of villagers who fled the area before fighting.


(CNN Student News) -- November 12, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • South Korea • New York, New York 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: Fridays are awesome! And we're not the only ones who think so. You're gonna meet some other people who totally agree in just a few minutes. I'm Carl Azuz. CNN Student News starts right now! First Up: G-20 Summit AZUZ: And we begin today at the G-20 Summit, where there is talk of war! But not the type of war most of us think of. No guns, no missiles. This is a currency war, a war over money. It has to do with something that both China and the U.S. are accused of: currency manipulation. This is when a country changes the value of its currency on purpose. Usually, it means making your currency weaker. Why would someone want to do that? Well, if your currency's less valuable, then your exports, the products that you make and sell to other countries, are cheaper. Cheaper products usually means more sales, which means more money for the country. Thing is, if one country is selling more products, that means other countries are selling fewer products. Stan Grant looks at how a couple cases of currency manipulation are causing tension in the global economy right now.
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Learn about the tension caused by accusations of currency manipulation
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Discover how some Americans paid tribute to their country's veterans
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Find out why some people around the world choose to live near volcanoes
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Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories you saw on CNN Student News

Question: And @placeholder, let me tell you why they should be.


By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 07:57 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:25 EST, 21 October 2013 In a scene that wouldn't look out of place in a science fiction blockbuster, researchers have unveiled the world's first walking, talking bionic man complete with circulatory system and a beating heart. Called Frank, short for Frankenstein, the six-foot robot is made up of artificial body parts donated by various research centres from around the world, has 200 processors and is covered in over a million sensors. It was designed by Dr Bertolt Meyer from the University of Zurich, built by a team of engineers at Shadow Robot in London and is currently on display at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington as part of The Incredible Bionic Man exhibition.
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Frank, short for Frankenstein, has 200 processors and a million sensors
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It also features a functioning circulatory system fitted with a beating heart
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The bionic body is made up of 28 artificial parts from around the world
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Six-foot tall Frank can walk and talk with the help of a remote control

Question: @placeholder's did tell reporters: 'A female bionic companion would be great.


(CNN) -- Arsenal have signed Moroccan international striker Marouane Chamakh from Bordeaux on a free transfer. Chamakh, 26, joins the London club on a "long-term contract," the English Premier League team said in a statement on its Web site. His contract with the French club had run out, allowing him to move without a transfer fee. Chamakh scored 14 goals as Bordeaux ended Lyon's seven-year reign as French champions in 2009 and helped the southwest France club reach the quarterfinals of Europe's Champions League this season. "Chamakh is a striker of real quality and has all the attributes suited to come to England and do very well," said Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
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Arsenal sign Marouane Chamakh from Bordeaux for an undisclosed fee
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Chamakh helped Bordeaux win the French League in 2009
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Arsene Wenger says Chamakh has "all the attributes" to do well in England.

Question: "My goal was to join Arsenal out of the all the @placeholder clubs because it is a club that makes me dream and I have been a fan since I was a child," said Chamakh.


Thousands of ethnic Hazara women are refusing to bury their loved ones until the Pakistani government takes action against plotters who bombed a market and killed 89 people. Shia Muslim Hazaras say they receive no protection from the police or the army in the face of repeated attacks on their minority group. Saturday's blast in a food market was the second large-casualty attack on the group in a month. Today, thousands of women took to the streets to demand protection from the Sunni militants who have long targeted them because they do not view them as 'real Muslims'. The refusal of the Hazara women to follow the customary Islamic ritual of burying the dead as soon as possible is seen as 'the last stand' of the persecuted minority.
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Estimated 15,000 Shiites protested over Saturday's bomb in a food market
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Ethnic Hazara women furious at lack of protection from Quetta authorities
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Their protest started after they took bodies of dead to mosque yesterday

Question: Hundreds of protesting @placeholder paralysed key areas of the city by blocking major roads, including the one that leads to the airport.