Three suspects were charged Tuesday for their alleged roles in a vicious mob beating of a Detroit tree trimmer after a car accident last week. Bruce Edward Wimbush Jr., 17, Wonzey Saffold, 30, and James Deontae Davis, 24, are three of the dozen or so people who attacked Steven Utash after he inadvertently struck a 10-year-old boy who had stepped into a road, Detroit Police Sgt. Michael Woody said. Utash, a 54-year-old grandfather, immediately stopped his vehicle to help the boy and was allegedly "severely beaten" with "fists and feet," Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said in a news release.
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Detroit police chief credits woman for stepping in, possibly saving driver's life
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Three suspects charged for alleged roles in the beating of a driver after a car accident
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Four people are in custody; prosecutors debate whether to charge 16-year-old as an adult
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The driver was severely beaten by a mob after accidentally injuring a boy, officials say

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Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes insists his team can't rely on Celtic crumbling in the Premiership title race. The Dons could move four points clear of the reigning champions with an eighth straight victory when they take on St Mirren in Paisley on Saturday afternoon. Yet McInnes has told his players that they shouldn't be looking to Ronny Deila's men showing any signs of strain. Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is targeting his eighth straight victory as the Dons face St Mirren on Saturday 'I don't think Celtic see it as pressure,' he said. 'That's just part and parcel of being Celtic. They are expected to win things.'
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Aberdeen could move four points clear in the table if they win on Saturday
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The Dons take on St Mirren in Paisley
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Derek McInnes' side are targeting their eighth straight victory

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(CNN) -- "It's like all our memories are gone." That's what my brother said when he called to talk about the devastation Superstorm Sandy wreaked on the Jersey Shore, the summer playground of our youth. With those words I realized that as concerned and sad as I was about the effect of the storm, I was also mourning for a place that harbored so many happy memories for me growing up that may never be the same. My brother still lives in the Northeast, but I have long since moved to Atlanta and married a woman from Siesta Key, Florida. For vacations, we venture out to exotic spots.
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David Vigilante: Jersey Shore, wrecked by Sandy, may never be the same
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Vigilante: The place harbors so many happy memories for me growing up
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Vigilante: The shore is more than a beach; it's a connection that binds generations

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 02:54 EST, 14 April 2012 | UPDATED: 05:04 EST, 14 April 2012 Bookies are running scared today as they face a £10 million hit if a woman wins the Grand National for the first time today. Millions are set to watch sisters-in-law Katie Walsh, 27, and Nina Carberry, also 27, set their family loyalty aside and battle for racing's biggest prize at Aintree. The highly-rated pair, who were bridesmaid and bride two months ago, are both from two racing dynasties and have rode winners at Cheltenham but no woman has ever gone that step further and won the world's greatest steeplechase.
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Question: 'If you’re not in, you can’t win, and hopefully he takes to the jumps,' Carberry added about her horse @placeholder yesterday.


A top advisor to Mitt Romney has accused Colin Powell of endorsing the US president because they are both black - amid new evidence of a widening racial gap in the battle for the White House. John Sununu said he did not believe General Powell, the former Republican Secretary of State under George W Bush, switched parties and endorsed Barack Obama because he likes his policies. He said: ‘Frankly, when you take a look at Colin Powell, you have to wonder whether that’s an endorsement based on issues or whether he’s got a slightly different reason for preferring President Obama.’
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John Sununu claims Mr Powell is supporting the President's election campaign because of their shared race
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Poll show race for White House is racially divided with Obama supported by 80% of black and Hispanic voters but just 37% of whites
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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 19:33 EST, 4 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 5 March 2013 Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has questioned if it is appropriate to give free health care to short-term visitors Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP, put to the bottom of the council house queue and denied access to benefits among emergency measures being drawn up by ministers. A squeeze on access to the Health Service, taxpayer-subsidised housing and welfare is being considered as part of a package designed to limit the number of people who come from Bulgaria and Romania when controls are lifted at the end of this year.
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Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP, put to the bottom of the council house queue and denied access to benefits
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(CNN) -- Police charged an 18-year-old with murder in the case of a University of Florida student last seen eight days ago, a police spokesman said Friday. Officer Ben Tobias announced that the Gainesville police department charged Pedro Bravo with the death of Christian Aguilar. He did not offer further details. Ron Kozlowski, one of Bravo's attorneys, told CNN on Friday night that he has "not been presented with any new evidence thus far." Bravo's family is distraught and worried about the murder charge, Kozlowski added. The 18-year-old Aguilar was last seen about 6 p.m. September 20, according to a police statement.
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Christian Aguilar, 18, was last seen September 20 in Gainesville, police say
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Pedro Bravo told investigators he got into a fight with Aguilar that night and left the scene
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Police announce that Bravo, who was already in custody, is charged with murder

Question: "@placeholder's family is heartbroken, as expected," the police spokesman told CNN by e-mail.


(CNN) -- Over the course of two days, 10.5 million people spent four hours watching Kim Kardashian and NBA player Kris Humphries tie the knot. Since the couple's E! special, "Kim's Fairytale Wedding," which aired on October 9 and 10, the pair has honeymooned in Europe, celebrated Kardashian's 31st birthday in Las Vegas, filmed a new season of "Kourtney & Kim Take New York" and filed for divorce. Citing irreconcilable differences, according to court documents from Los Angeles Superior Court, Kardashian filed for divorce from her husband of 72 days on Monday. Please take this time to pick your jaws up off the floor. Wait, you're not surprised?
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Kardashian files for divorce from her husband of 72 days on Monday
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Reality star cites irreconcilable differences, according to court documents
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Source: Most people probably weren't surprised the marriage failed

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It says a lot about the reputation of Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston among supporters that Roy Chubby Brown is no longer regarded as the most tasteless comedian in the entertainment capital of the north. Somehow one of English football’s great traditional clubs has turned into a laughing stock under Oyston’s stewardship. It has left thousands of fans desperately worried about the future of their famous old club who supplied two of England’s 1966 World Cup-winning squad, Alan Ball and Jimmy Armfield. Laughing stock: Blackpool have turned into something of a mess under chairman Karl Oyston Brave face: Manager Jose Riga has been in dispute with Oyston over the club's transfer policy
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Desperate fans worried about the future of their club after a period of unrest
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Just eight senior players are currently on Blackpool's books
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Supporters concerned about the lack of investment in playing staff
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They were a Premier League club as recently as 2011

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- On the surface, the similarities are striking; they were both princesses born in the 1940s in a foreign land. Young and beautiful, the long-haired brunettes soon fell in love and followed their men to the United States where they built a reputation for steely determination and strength. Diane von Furstenberg's comic book image appears in the window at the London launch of her Wonder Woman collection. Thirty years later, in the 1970s, one was rewarded with her own fashion empire, the other, her own TV show. The only thing really separating them was the magic lasso. Oh, and the invisible plane, and maybe the bracelets that deflect bullets...
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Wonder Woman inspired Diane von Furstenberg's latest fashion collection
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The 1940s comic book character is considered one of America's most patriotic
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Diane Von Furstenberg: "There's a Wonder Woman inside every one of us"
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Proceeds will go to Vital Voices, a group that empowers women worldwide

Question: Of all of @placeholder's superheroes -- and there are many -- Wonder Woman is seen as one of the most patriotic.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 12:01 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 12 December 2013 An aircraft fleet owned by Google's founders and former CEO received improper discounts on jet fuel that saved the three billionaires up to $5.3 million dating back to depths of the Great Recession in 2009, according to a government report released yesterday. The findings by NASA's inspector general surfaced during a review of a government airfield lease for seven planes and two helicopters controlled by Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and the Internet search company's former CEO, Eric Schmidt. The aircraft are managed through a company called H211 set up by the three men through the tremendous wealth that they have accumulated as Google Inc.'s stock price has soared from $85 in 2004 to nearly $1,100.
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Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt saved up to $5.3m on jet fuel dating back to the 2009 recession
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Aircraft fleet owned by the billionaires consisted of seven planes and two helicopters
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They saved on fuel by buying it through an arm of the U.S. Department of Defense at below-market prices and avoided state and local taxes

Question: The discounts given to H211 stemmed from a 'misunderstanding' about the relationship between @placeholder and the aircraft used by the Google executives, according to the inspector general.


A war veteran says he was harassed and humiliated by an employee of a Houston Starbucks who refused to allow him into the store because of his service dog. Yancy Baer was visiting the city on behalf of an organization that trains service dogs which are provided to disabled people. However he found he was a victim of discrimination as a Starbucks worker attempted to force him to prove his disability. Scroll down for video... Standing up for justice: Disabled veteran Yancy Baer was confronted by a Starbucks employee about his service dog Beanz and forced to prove he had a disability in order to be allowed into the store
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Veteran walked into Starbucks but got into a confrontation with an employee who wanted him to prove his disability
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Yancy Baer was in Houston to have a meeting about service dogs
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His own dog was wearing a service vest
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Starbucks have since apologized for the incident but Mr Baer says he will never step foot inside one again

Question: Companion: Service dog Beanz remained loyal throughout but even she doesn't like @placeholder anymore!


By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 10:50 EST, 19 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:30 EST, 19 July 2013 Runaway school girl Faye Jones gave her first TV interview today and revealed she feels ashamed of her behaviour and must now take responsibility for her 'selfish outburst'. The teenager from Cramlington, Northumberland, went missing earlier this week after fleeing from her mother with Murat Can Ertani, 22, while on holiday at the Turkish holiday resort of Marmaris. She was found by police four days later trying to hitch a ride with Can more than 40 miles from where they was last seen. She was reunited with her distraught mother Rhonda, 39, right away and, now back in the UK, the pair appeared on ITV's This Morning.
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Teenager appeared on This Morning with mother, Rhonda
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She said she hadn't planned to run away but did so in a 'selfish outburst'
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Getting into Murat Can Ertani's car was a 'thrill'
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She later became too 'ashamed' to ring home and wanted to be found

Question: The Turkish waiter, who has been to prison six times, has been released by police after @placeholder decided not to press charges.


Three babies have been declared HIV-free after being treated with a revolutionary new drug only hours after they were born. The fourth child only has 'a very low level' of the virus after receiving the same treatment. The findings, to be announced at the AIDS 2014 conference in Melbourne from July 20, are a major breakthrough in the fight against AIDS with scientists hoping it could lead to a cure if treatment his received early enough. Four Canadian babies have been cleared of having HIV after being born to HIV-positive mothers, due to being given a high dose of three different antiretroviral drugs
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Three Canadian born babies have been declared HIV-free after receiving treatment straight after their births
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The method was adopted by the doctors after a similar case led to an infant in Mississippi being cured of the virus in 2013
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The major breakthroughs will be discussed at the AIDS conference in Melbourne from July 20-25

Question: It's not yet known how old the babies are now but more is expected to be released when 14,000 delegates from nearly 200 countries descend on @placeholder to share their research and the latest scientific advances in the field.


By Sarah Womack PUBLISHED: 05:30 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:06 EST, 27 January 2014 Millionaire Chinese businessmen wanting to settle in the UK has led to a surge in the number of British visas given to wealthy foreigners from outside the EU. Investor visas issued to the wealthy Chinese jumped from 95 to 171, for Americans from 19 to 66 and for Russians from 99 to 125. The visas allow migrants to invest £1 million, £5 million or £10 million in government bonds or British business. The rise in those issued to Chinese millionaires comes after David Cameron, on a trade trip to Beijing last month, encouraged Chinese entrepreneurs to put their cash in the UK.
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Special visas for rich foreigners rises 25%
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Demand from Chinese millionaires drives the surge in last 12 months
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Number of wealthy Egyptians has nearly doubled
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Applicants must have at least £1m, to be invested in UK in three months

Question: They come to @placeholder because they feel their wealth is better protected in a democratic and transparent country.


(CNN) -- For all her experience and accomplishments, the Senate confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor could hinge on one sentence she uttered more than seven years ago. Sonia Sotomayor's opponents are attacking a 2001 remark she made at the University of California, Berkeley. The sentence constitutes 32 words of the almost 4,000 she delivered during a speech at the University of California, Berkeley. Read by itself, it seems to imply that Latina women make better judges than white men. "I would hope that a wise Latina woman, with the richness of her experiences, would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a white male who hasn't lived that life," she said October 26, 2001.
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White House says 2001 remark being taken out of context
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Sotomayor: She hopes "wise Latina woman" would judge better than white male
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In same speech, she said Latinas making progress "in the old-boy network"
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GOP heavyweights call Sotomayor "racist" in denouncing her nomination

Question: Despite widespread criticism over Sotomayor's remark, those defending her say they hope the @placeholder will judge her by her qualifications and not her 2001 Berkeley speech.


By Guy Adams PUBLISHED: 23:31 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 23:32 EST, 17 September 2013 During the early Eighties, the legendary jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie was introduced to the son of a wealthy London lawyer called Walter Houser, who co-owned Ronnie Scott’s club in Soho. ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ he asked Houser’s child. The boy, who was not yet a teenager, did not have to pause long to dream up his answer. ‘A bank robber,’ he replied. That child’s name was Sam Houser. Fast-forward 30 years and — while he hasn’t quite realised that lofty ambition — the once-shy youth has perhaps managed to achieve what he regards as the next best thing.
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Sam and Dan Houser founded Rockstar Games and wrote Grand Theft Auto
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By Ryan Gorman and Associated  Press Reporter Almost 50 Russian diplomats and members of their families have been charged in a massive health care fraud scheme, officials announced Thursday. Federal officials allege that 58 of the 63 births to Russian officials living in New York between 2004 and 2013 were fraudulently paid for by Medicare at a cost of roughly $1.5million to US taxpayers. The Russians were applying for these benefits while emptying their pockets at famed stores such as Bloomingdale’s, Jimmy Choo’s, Prada and Tiffany & Co, officials said. Scroll down for video Pressing charges: United States Attorney Preet Bharara (L) speaks next to FBI's Assistant Director in Charge for New York George Venizelos at an unrelated press conference earlier this year
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Almost 50 diplomats and family members took part in the scam
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Incomes, citizenship and relationships were falsely stated to obtain Medicare benefits
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Diplomats and wives dropped tens of thousands in high-end Manhattan stores while receiving benefits

Question: ‘Being a diplomat does not give you the right to commit health care fraud,’ @placeholder special agent in charge of the New York field office George Venizelos said during a Thursday news conference detailing the allegations.


Treasurer Joe Hockey has pointed the finger at his Abbott government colleagues over speculation that he's going to be dumped as treasurer in favour of Malcolm Turnbull. Mr Hockey said he faced a tougher job than any other treasurer in the past 15 years and said his ministerial colleagues were also responsible for spruiking the budget to the public. It comes amid reports of growing support within senior ranks for Mr Turnbull to take the treasurer position if government support is the same come next year, according to the Daily Telegraph. Treasurer Joe Hockey said his ministerial colleagues were also responsible for spruiking the budget to the public amid speculation the treasurer position could be handed to Malcolm Turnbull
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Joe Hockey said speculation over his colleagues losing faith in him as treasurer was 'part and parcel' of the job
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It comes amid reports of growing support for Malcolm Turnbull to take over from Mr Hockey come next year
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Mr Hockey said he has faced a tougher job than any other treasurer in 15 years and he wasn't the only one responsible for selling the budget
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott came to Mr Hockey's defence on Thursday saying he was one of the country's greatest treasurers

Question: Mr @placeholder has faced several blunders this year, including when he was filmed smoking cigars on the night before the budget was released and comparing the $7 GP co-payment to the cost of beer and cigarettes.


By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 19:35 EST, 1 December 2013 | UPDATED: 19:35 EST, 1 December 2013 China's rise to world dominance is one of the ‘defining facts’ of our age and we must ‘like it or lump it’, David Cameron says today. In an article that risks angering other European leaders, he will offer to be Beijing’s strongest advocate in the West - saying no country is ‘more ready’ than Britain to welcome China to the ‘top table of global affairs’. The Prime Minister, who is leading Britain’s largest ever trade delegation to China, suggests the country is on the brink of becoming the leading global economic superpower and it is pointless to see it as a ‘threat’.
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Prime Minister is leading Britain's largest ever trade delegation to China
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Mr Cameron will propose a free trade deal between the EU and China
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He intends to offer to be Beijing's strongest advocate in the West
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But leaders of other EU countries fear this could lead to China flooding the West with cheap, fake goods

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By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 19:29 EST, 14 September 2012 | UPDATED: 21:11 EST, 14 September 2012 A police officer and former U.S. Marine who survived two tours of duty in Iraq was gunned down on Thursday while pursuing a hit-and-run driver in Plymouth Township, Pennsylvania, a day before his 35th birthday. According to officials, Brad Fox was running down a suspect, identified as 44-year-old Andrew Charles Thomas, following a car accident when he was shot in the head - becoming the first officer from his department to be killed in the line of duty. Thomas was later found dead after apparently turning the gun on himself, according to police.
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Officer Brad Fox was shot in the head one day before his 35th birthday
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Served two tours of duty in Iraq before joining the police force
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Suspected killer Andrew Charles Thomas took his own life
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Thomas was questioned by police in the 1999 disappearance of his fiancée

Question: @placeholder and his fellow officers followed the SUV as it slammed into another vehicle and drove off, according to investigators.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 13:19 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 4 April 2013 A Missouri family is celebrating giving birth to rare identical triplets, bringing their family to seven. But two weeks after the arrival of their daughters - Sonja, Sylvia and Scarlett - on March 19,  Laura and Brad Partridge are still unable to tell the girls apart, so they have devised a nifty plan. 'Everyone has a signature colour,' Laura, from Des Peres, told MailOnline. 'Pink for Scarlett, purple for Sylvia and yellow for Sonja, and they have corresponding outfits. 'A friend is even getting me non-toxic nail polish for their toenails so that way we know for sure who's who in the middle of the night or during a bath.'
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Estimates for the chances of giving birth to identical triplets range from one in 60,000 to one in 200 million
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By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:56 EST, 16 March 2014 A teenager has died from drowning, and two others were rescued, after 'getting into difficulty' swimming in a park river near a lake. West Midlands ambulance service received a call saying three young boys were experiencing trouble at Arrow Valley Country Park lake in Redditch, Worcestershire. While the other two teenagers were treated and released on the scene, 15-year-old Richard Fellows, a schoolboy from Brockhill, eventually died in Redditch's Alexandra Hospital. Arrow Valley Country Park lake, near where the young boys were swimming in the lake, before they found themselves in difficulty and the ambulance, fire and police services were called
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One teenager died, while two treated for minor injuries on the scene
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Richard Fellows, 15, was swimming with friends in River Arrow
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Air ambulance and hazard team were dispatched when they got call
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Call described teenagers getting into difficulty in lake near Redditch
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Two hour search of lake found the third teenager in the water
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He was taken to Alexandra hospital in Redditch in Worcestershire
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Pronounced dead at the hospital after they attempted resuscitation
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Question: The 2.5 mile-wide country park features walkways and a play area and is a popular attraction with families and youngsters with the large 29-acre man-made @placeholder at its centre.


By Daniel Miller Last updated at 9:23 AM on 5th October 2011 One of the 20 skulls returned home to Namibia after being taken to Germany for experiments over a century ago Hundreds of jubilant Namibians turned out to welcome home 20 skulls which had been taken to Germany to prove theories of white racial superiority more than a century ago. The fragile skulls, consisting of four females and 16 males, including a young boy of about three, had been kept at Berlin's Charite University. Namibian Prime Minister Nahas Angula told the crowd at the country's Windhoek airport that the skulls were a 'testimony to the horrors of colonialism and German cruelty against our people.'
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Celebrations in Namibia as hundreds turn out to welcome their arrival
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Heads had been preserved in formaldehyde with faces still intact
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'Germany still owes us reparations' say tribal leaders

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(CNN)I had to see the movie "American Sniper." Not because of the Oscar buzz but because of the vicious anti-Muslim and anti-Arab comments posted by some on social media after seeing the film. As Samer Khalaf, the president of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, noted, there have been hundreds of violent messages on Facebook and Twitter directed against Arabs and Muslims made by people who had seen "American Sniper." For example, tweets such as, "Great f*@##@* movie and now I really want to kill some f*@##@* ragheads," "Nice to see a movie where the Arabs are portrayed for who they really are-vermin scum intent on destroying us" and  "American Sniper made me...hate Muslims 1000000X more."
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Dean Obeidallah: "American Sniper," touted by right as pro-war movie, has inflamed some anti-Muslim rhetoric
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He says it's really a powerful anti-war film. Director Eastwood shows the damage wrought by senseless war

Question: The usually tight-lipped @placeholder recently commented, "contrary to public opinion, I abhor violence."

Question: That doesn't mean I don't wish @placeholder made a more balanced film that would let audiences see the brutality and suffering of both sides in the conflict.


Atlanta (CNN) -- Robert Samija can't forget the date: April 16, 1993. As fighting raged between Croatians and Muslims in the central Bosnian town of Vitez, he saw the execution of a Muslim police chief -- the father of a classmate. "I saw him get on his knees, begging for his life, and they shot him point blank," he said. "Some people were cheering. But it was horrible." Now, another date will burn bright in Samija's mind: May 26, 2011, the day Serbian army commander Ratko Mladic was arrested after eluding capture for more than 15 years. Mladic, the highest-ranking war crimes suspect who was still at large from the Balkan wars of the 1990s, is wanted on charges including genocide, extermination and murder by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
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Robert Samija saw the execution of a classmate's father
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He says Mladic's arrest will help people move forward

Question: One haunting memory typifies the humiliation: A @placeholder soldier made him repeatedly get up on and jump down from a trailer and put a gun to his head.


The NFL boasts some of the world's most recognisable sportsmen, and now their top stars are being given a makeover to look like characters from TV's most recognisable show. Artist Adrien Noterdaem, who specialises in his depictions of famous faces in the Simpsons style, has come up with a novel idea to celebrate the programme's 25th anniversary. Noterdaem teamed up with Bleacher Report to depict nine of the NFL's biggest stars as characters from the show. Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning has won a superbowl ring and been NFL MVP five times Jay Cutler has been the Chicago Bears quarterback since 2009 after making the 2008 Pro Bowl at Denver
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Top players drawn as Simpsons characters by artist Adrien Noterdaem
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Last year's Superbowl winners Richard Sherman and Marshawn Lynch feature
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Five quarterbacks among the famous faces turned yellow

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Madrid (CNN) -- The Spanish nurse's assistant who contracted Ebola after treating a patient with the deadly virus is feeling a little better and says she would treat Ebola patients again if she is cured, a family friend and spokeswoman said Wednesday. Teresa Romero Ramos is being treated at the Carlos III Hospital in Madrid, the same hospital where she contracted the illness while helping to care for an infected missionary who had been brought back from West Africa. She spoke to her husband, Javier Limon, by phone for 10 minutes, family spokeswoman Teresa Mesa told journalists outside the hospital Wednesday.
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Spanish nurse's assistant Teresa Romero Ramos speaks to her husband by phone
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Romero says she'd treat Ebola patients again if cured, a family spokeswoman says
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She is doing better and has been able to drink some water; doctors are hopeful
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Spain is considering a U.S. request to use Spanish bases in mission to fight Ebola

Question: "Javier told me she is such a fool that when she gets out of here, she will do it again," @placeholder said

Question: @placeholder, who has been kept under observation in a hospital as a high-risk contact, has criticized authorities' handling of the Ebola crisis.


(CNN) -- A little over two days. That's how long the grand jury deliberated before deciding not to bring an indictment against Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri on August 9. St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch announced the grand jury had heard more than 70 hours of testimony from 60 witnesses before reaching its decision, which he said was supported by physical evidence. Sadly, the grand jury's failure to return an indictment of Wilson was not surprising. But don't blame the grand jury; blame McCulloch. He oversaw the proceedings and bears responsibility for their outcome.
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Raul Reyes: Grand jury decided not to indict Officer Darren Wilson; prosecutor key in this
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He says Robert McCulloch compromised grand jury from start, should have recused himself
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His giving grand jury voluminous evidence made it seem he was acting to protect Wilson
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Reyes: Decision an affront to the fundamental American value we are all are equal under law

Question: The fact that @placeholder did not get an indictment for a killing that shocked the nation raises questions about whether he really wanted an indictment.


(CNN) -- World No.1 Novak Djokovic ended up on the losing side in the Hopman Cup final Saturday just 24 hours after it was announced that the ATP 250 tournament he owned back in his native Serbia had folded. Djokovic and former World No.1 Ana Ivanovic were beaten in the deciding mixed doubles 6-4 7-5 by Fernando Verdasco and Anna Medina Garrigues as Spain won the final 2-1 to claim the trophy at the mixed team event in Perth. Djokovic beat Verdasco in the opening rubber 6-3 7-5 but Ivanovic suffered a surprise 6-4 6-7 6-2 defeat to veteran baseliner Garrigues in their singles tussle as Spain drew level.
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Novak Djokovic's Serbia beaten by Spain in Hopman Cup final
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Djokovic and Ana Ivanovic beaten in deciding mixed doubles in Perth
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Tournament Djokovic owns in Serbia has been axed from 2013 ATP schedule

Question: Last year, the @placeholder duo reached the final, but an abdominal injury to Ivanovic ended their chances.


(CNN)What do you get when you combine Japanese culture, rock and musical theater? Chaos. Or more precisely KAO=S -- a band of spellbinding musicians presenting vivid visual performances unlike anything you may have ever seen. Following the devastating tsunami in 2011, the trio came together with the mission of creating something beautiful out of the turmoil. The result is an unusual musical style that blends the vocals and raw acoustic guitar of frontman Shuji Yamagiri with traditional Japanese instruments like the three-string Tsugaru-shamisen played by a musician known as Jack. The two instrumentalists are accompanied by powerful sword dancing from "Lady Samurai," aka Kaori Kawabuchi.
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KAO=S is a Japanese band formed in the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami
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Made up of three members, the band fuses Japanese culture with music
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Performances include masks, kimonos and samurai sword dancing
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The trio hope to create a new Japanese style by elevating their live performance

Question: It's like I tell a story by using my body," @placeholder says of dancing with a samurai sword known as a katana.


(CNN) -- In the seven years since its founding, Twitter has become a go-to place for news updates, witty one-liners, political one-upmanship and even absurdist storytelling. It's also become a go-to place for intolerant bile. On Sunday night, Nina Davuluri, an American of Indian ancestry, was named Miss America. Immediately, the Twitterverse started spewing. "This is Miss America... not Miss Foreign Country," said @MeredithRoanell. "Congratulations Al-Qaeda. Our Miss America is one of you," posted @Blayne_MkItRain. What is it about Twitter? Whether the events are earthshaking or trivial, the site of more than a half-billion accounts has something to say -- and often, it's upset.
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The crowning of Miss America on Sunday led to angry, often bigoted tweets
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Twitter has become a go-to place for online anger
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Such behavior is less common on Facebook, where people interact mostly with friends

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When Amanda Knox was convicted again on Thursday, Americans reacted with bafflement. The appeal was the third round through Italy's grinding, multi-level legal system, with its numerous checks and balances. But the saga is also confusing because, while the crime is simple, the case built around it is a grand spectacle combining aspects of national pride, sexist archetypes and race. Knox and her co-defendant, Raffaele Sollecito, were first convicted by a jury in 2009 for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in 2007. An appellate judge overturned the conviction in 2011 and Knox returned to the United States after four years in jail. The prosecutor then appealed the acquittal to the Italian Supreme Court, which sent the case to the new appellate panel that reinstated the conviction.
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Nina Burleigh: Guilty verdict-- again--for Amanda Knox baffles Americans for good reason
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She says Italian prosecutors still lack evidence, but unwilling to admit mistake, reframe case
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She says far more ties just Rudy Guede to murder. Prosecutors choose to pursue Knox
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Burleigh: Men hurting women almost banal; Italian prosecutors prefer tale of white women, sex

Question: From that interview and many more, I pieced together a picture of a young man who seemed to be acting out some sort of fantasy of a home, a fantasy that perhaps abruptly cracked when @placeholder came home unexpectedly while he was burgling her house,  and unwittingly locked herself into the house with him.


By Martin Robinson Hacker: Glenn Mulcaire said today that he believed he had the 'blessing of police' when he intercepted voicemails from Milly Dowler's phone Hacker Glenn Mulcaire believed he had 'the blessing of the police' to legally hack the voicemails of missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler, the Old Bailey heard today. Mulcaire, who was paid £100,000-a-year by the News of the World, says he believed the tabloid was trying to find the 13-year-old using her mobile and PIN number given out by Surrey detectives. Arguing why he should not be jailed when he is sentenced along with Andy Coulson and three others on Friday, Mulcaire thought he was the police's 'lead eye' and did not believe hacking voicemails was illegal.
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£100,000-a-year hacker said police gave NotW schoolgirl's number and pin
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'He was led to believe his work had the blessing of the police', his QC said
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Mulcaire in court with Andy Coulson and four NotW staff guilty of hacking
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Coulson 'utterly corrupted' tabloid with the help of senior staff, court told
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Accused of paying corrupt police for two phone books from royal household

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Spain coach Vicente del Bosque is feeling positive about 2015 despite the shock failure at this year's World Cup and is confident he can successfully shepherd the team through qualification for Euro 2016. Spain were dumped out in the group stage at the finals in Brazil after embarrassing defeats by Netherlands and Chile. A surprise loss to Slovakia in Euro qualification Group C also set back their bid for a place at the tournament in France in 18 months time. Spain were embarrassingly dumped out of this summer's World Cup in Brazil at the group stage Vicente del Bosque is in good spirits as Spain hope to qualify for Euro 2016
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Spain were knocked out of the World Cup at the group stage
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Vicente del Bosque's side were beaten in Brazil by Holland and Chile
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The Spain boss is feeling positive about Euro 2016 qualification

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A Nebraska man described by one prison psychiatrist as a 'psychopath' and 'one of the most dangerous people' the doctor had ever evaluated was found guilty Wednesday of shooting dead four people last summer. Nikko Jenkins, 27, who is representing himself, filed a handwritten motion to the Douglas County District Court last week stating his intention to plead guilty to all felony counts against him. But on Wednesday, he pleaded no contest to the murder counts, eight weapons counts associated with the killings and two separate counts of being a felon with a gun. Judge Peter Bataillon found him guilty of all charges.
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Prosecutors say Nikko Jenkins, 27, shot Juan Uribe-Pena, Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz, Curtis Bradford and Andrea Kruger in three separate Omaha ambushes over 10 days last summer
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Jenkins, who is representing himself, filed a handwritten motion to the Douglas County District Court last week stating his intention to plead guilty
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Wednesday he switched to no contest, which doesn't admit guilt
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Jenkins said he did not remember killing anyone, only that an Egyptian god named Ahpophis ordered him to kill the four as human sacrifices

Question: Then, on August 21, police say, Jenkins pulled @placeholder from her SUV as she drove home from work and shot her four times before speeding off in her vehicle.


(CNN) -- Former Finnish Finance Minister Sauli Niinisto emerged victorious in the nation's presidential election Sunday, according to preliminary results. According to Finland's Ministry of Justice, with 100% of votes counted, Niinisto defeated the nation's first openly gay presidential candidate, Pekka Haavisto, with 62.6% of the vote compared to Haavisto's 37.4%. Both were vying to succeed Tarja Halonen, Finland's first female president, who cannot run for re-election. In the first round of voting on January 28, the conservative Niinisto took just under 37% of the vote. Haavisto, a pro-European Green League candidate, got 18.8%, claiming the No. 2 spot and narrowly edging out euro-skeptic Paavo Vayrynen, who had 17.5%.
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NEW: Sauli Niinisto gained 62.6% of the vote, preliminary results show
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Opponent Pekka Haavisto is Finland's first openly gay presidential candidate
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The vote pits a former finance minister against an ex-environment minister
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Both candidates are pro-Europe at a time when the EU is in crisis

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By Dan Bloom PUBLISHED: 13:35 EST, 6 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:09 EST, 7 February 2014 Tragedy: Joanna Hall, 35, lay dying for five hours after she was stabbed by Steven Williams A woman whose frenzied boyfriend stabbed and slashed her 40 times named him as the culprit from her hospital bed, then slipped into a coma and died. Joanna Hall, 35, begged unemployed chef Steven Williams to dial 999 as she lay bleeding on the floor but he waited five hours - then laughed down the phone to the operator. Williams told police a mystery knifeman had broken in while he was shopping at Sainsbury's.
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Joanna Hall was killed by out-of-work chef Steven Williams in Tenby, Wales
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The 30-year-old knifed her 40 times then went out to buy whisky
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He laughed down the phone when he finally dialled 999 five hours later
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Joanna, 35, named Williams as her killer before slipping into a coma
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Jury convicted him by 10-2 after hearing of her deathbed accusation

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Earth appears as an insignificant-looking pale blue dot below Saturn's majestic rings in a breathtaking new image from the Cassini spacecraft. The picture was captured on July 19 by the probe's wide-angle camera from a distance of 900 million miles. Magnifying the image five times reveals not only the Earth but also the moon, a fainter smudge to the right of the planet. The images were taken by the Cassini spacecraft, which has been orbiting the ringed giant since its arrival in the Saturn system in 2004, and astronomer Carolyn Porco, who oversees the Cassini imaging team at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado said: 'The whole event underscores for me our 'coming of age' as planetary explorers.'
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Photos taken from Saturn by Nasa's Cassini spacecraft show Earth as a tiny pale blue dot
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The images have been transmitted from 898 million miles away on the outer edge of our solar system

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By Ian Parkes, Press Association Lewis Hamilton has vowed to win this year's Formula One world title after clear-the-air talks with Mercedes team-mate and bitter rival Nico Rosberg. Mercedes have taken 'suitable disciplinary measures' against Rosberg after he 'acknowledged his responsibility' for the collision with Hamilton in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. The Brackley-based marque have also confirmed the duo can continue to race for the title, without intervention from the team, providing they keep it clean over the closing seven races. Damage:  Hamilton (left) and Rosberg clashed on the second lap in Belgium forcing the Brit out of the race
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'Championships have been won from further back' says Lewis Hamilton
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Nico Rosberg has been fined a six-figure sum for colliding with his teammate in Belgium Grand Prix last week
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Hamilton says the incident is now behind him as drivers move on to Italy
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British driver refuses to place blame on Rosberg for their split
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Both drivers agree to put the team first as they fight for the title

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The 16-year-old took to the stand for the first time in Jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit against AEG Prince admitted his sister Paris has struggled the most in the wake of his death, adding: 'Paris was my dad's princess' By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:58 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:30 EST, 26 June 2013 Michael Jackson's eldest son recalled the moment Conrad Murray informed him of the pop star's death. Prince, 16, took to the the stand for the first time in the Jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit against AEG in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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The 16-year-old took to the stand for the first time in Jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit against AEG
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Prince admitted his sister Paris has struggled the most in the wake of his death, adding: 'Paris was my dad's princess'

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(CNN) -- Just out of high school, my young developing mind couldn't resist the temptation of the Marine recruiters: They promised challenge and hardship, in comparison to the other armed services, which promised money and travel as their main recruiting incentives. So, on September 24, 2003 -- my 18th birthday -- I enlisted in the Marine Corps while my parents were away on vacation, a trip they promptly returned from upon hearing the news. My time in the Marine Corps offered an escape from the isolated Midwest upbringing that I'd experienced. Once my training was completed, I found myself stationed in Okinawa, Japan's sacrificial prefecture to the American Empire.
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Richard Stroder joined the Marines at age 18
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He says he was the target of harassment and, later, sexual assault
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Stroder suffered from PTSD and was disappointed with VA treatment
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He believes ayahuasca could help more vets suffering from PTSD

Question: My initial two-year tour of duty in @placeholder was regularly marked with frequent physical and mental abuse at the hands of noncommissioned officers within my unit, several of whom exhibited signs of post-traumatic stress.

Question: It was clear to me that the @placeholder was there to placate, not to heal veterans.


Dr. Ben Carson, a pediatric surgeon-turned-politician, emerged as a major conservative darling on Saturday in Iowa by harping on the Obama administration's immigraton and health care policy – and saying a new approach to energy could put Russian Presdient Vladimir Putin 'back in his little box.' The long-shot potential White House hopeful drew the biggest ovations by far at the morning session of the Iowa Freedom Summit, as GOP presidential hopefuls jockeyed for position. 'We need to use our natural resources' to generate a new economic recovery, Carson said. 'We're the number one producer of oil now, on 3 per cent of the land! The federal governmnt has no business owning all this land. This is craziness!'
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America should drill for more oil and gas, and sell public lands to do it, said the African-American presidential long-shot with a cult-like following
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'The federal governmnt has no business owning all this land,' Carson said' 'This is craziness!'
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Former UN Anmassador John Bolton said 'the Russians live hand to mouth with their oil revenues'
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Carson and Bolton are part of a Saturday GOP cattle-call in Iowa, organized by hometown conservative Republican Rep. Steve King

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Grand Rapids, Michigan (CNN) -- Vote for me or burn in hell. I can't imagine someone running for office saying that. And yet four candidates -- Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Rick Perry and Rick Santorum -- have said they had a sense that God was leading them to run. How far can we be from "vote for me or burn in hell" when it seems we're already comfortable with "vote for me, I've been called by God"? There was a time when if a candidate wanted to inject faith into a campaign he or she would be photographed going to church or shaking the Rev. Billy Graham's hand.
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LZ Granderson: Four GOP candidates say they felt called to run
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Candidates have grown bolder about using their religious faith to justify their campaigns, he says
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He asks why people don't push back and question claims of divine intervention
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Granderson: Democrats as well as Republicans wrongly inject faith into politics

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(CNN) -- He is the player whose heart stopped beating for 78 minutes and who subsequently retired at the age of 24. Now the welfare of footballers is top of Fabrice Muamba's agenda and he has urged FIFA to put the wellbeing of players at the center of any decision on the scheduling of the Qatar 2022 World Cup. FIFA president Sepp Blatter announced on Twitter last month that no decision on the staging of the 2022 World Cup -- be it in Qatar's summer or winter -- would be made until after the 2014 tournament in Brazil. "I hope FIFA will have a second thought because playing in those conditions is very dangerous for people," the 25-year-old told CNN.
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Fabrice Muamba wants FIFA to put player welfare at the center of Qatar 2022 decision
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The former England Under-21 midfielder's heart stopped for 78 minutes
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No decision on the scheduling of Qatar 2022 will be made until after 2014 World Cup

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Somewhere in South America right now a head-banger is getting very excited. The crowd went wild when Iron Maiden took to the stage in Colombia earlier this year. They're going back in March, 2009. Veteran hell-raisers Iron Maiden have announced five new tour dates in Brazil, within months of playing to capacity crowds in some of country's biggest music venues. Last March, they packed  the 40,000 capacity Palmeiras Stadium in Sao Paulo. Next March, they'll be following in the formidable footsteps of Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton, rock band Kiss and the Pope, no less, to wow the crowds at the Autodromo de Interlagos.
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Heavy metal icons Iron Maiden announce new tour dates for South America
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Concerts in four extra countries to be announced soon, including two debuts
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Extra dates follow string of sell-out concerts earlier in 2008 in Latin America

Question: Tickets for concerts in @placeholder are due to go on sale next week -- along with seats for four concerts which are still to be announced, in four more countries, two of which will host Iron Maiden for the first time.

Question: You are not going to love @placeholder just for one summer."


(CNN) -- Yousef is two years old and lives in a refugee camp in Iraq. Her mother tells comedian and UNICEF ambassador Eddie Izzard that she wants to return to her country, but will not jeopardize her children's safety. With every day that passes in their life as a refugee, she fears that they are losing another day of their childhood. Yousef (not his real name) is two years old and lives in a shack that once sheltered animals. He arrived in Northern Iraq from Syria a few months ago. In Syria he lived in a nice home, in a nice area - full of middle-class comforts. But planes began to whirr through the skies and bombs began to fall in his region. The power supply diminished and the police disappeared.
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Two-year-old Yousef fled to Northern Iraq from Syria with his mother and sister for their safety
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They moved into a large settlement of improvised homes, near Dohuk
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Eddie Izzard says three quarters of refugees do not live in formalized camps
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"The needs in these communities are dire," writes Izzard

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Washington (CNN) -- The National Republican Senatorial Committee pushed its first TV spot in a $1 million ad campaign in South Dakota to attack the Republican nominee's top two opponents in what has become a competitive three-way race for the seat. The 30-second spot, which hit South Dakota airwaves Tuesday, links Democratic opponent Rick Weiland and Republican-turned-Independent former Sen. Larry Pressler as holding the same positions on gun laws, energy and Obamacare and comes less than a week after Democrats announced their own $1 million campaign to attack Republican nominee former Gov. Mike Rounds. Republicans also deployed two political operatives to South Dakota to boost Rounds' campaign operation.
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The GOP launched its first of $1 million in TV ad days after Democrats announced a similar buy.
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The spot ties the leading independent and Democratic candidates to each other.
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The DSCC's $1 million investment will go to attacking GOP hopeful Mike Rounds.

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JERUSALEM (CNN)  -- Jerusalem authorities said Friday they hoped a court ruling would end three nights of protests by Israel's ultra-Orthodox community. Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest an arrest and the opening of a parking lot on the Sabbath in Jerusalem on Thursday. The decision by Jerusalem's Magistrate's Court will allow an ultra-Orthodox woman suspected of starving her 3-year-old son to be released from police custody and serve a temporary house arrest instead. The woman, whom police have not named, is from a radical sect of ultra-Orthodox Judaism known as Toldot Aharon, whose members believe that the modern state of Israel and its laws are a man-made creation beneath the religious teachings of the Talmud, the authoritative body of Jewish religious traditions.
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Jerusalem Magistrate's Court to allow woman suspected of child abuse to go home
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Police had arrested ultra-Orthodox woman, accused her of starving 3-year-old son
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Arrest sparked protests, rioting in Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods
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City plan to open parking garage on Sabbath has also led to protests

Question: The case and the riots highlight the existence in Israel of extreme @placeholder religious groups that are awaiting the return of a messiah and that reject modern secular culture.


(CNN) -- It is a gruesome scene, even in a country that has seen its share of violence: three men, beheaded, with wounds peppering their bodies on all sides. The most surprising part? The attack happened inside a jail. A Brazilian newspaper on Tuesday released a video of this stomach-turning scene inside the Pedrinhas jail in Brazil's northeastern state of Maranhao. The video was recorded on December 17, the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper reported, describing how "other prisoners pose with the bodies, showing them off like trophies." A union of jail workers gave the gory footage to the newspaper.
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A newspaper releases a video of a gory scene
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Three inmates were decapitated inside a jail
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Brazil's jails face problems of violence and overcrowding

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Tony Blair is backing Chuka Umunna to become the next Labour leader, it was claimed today. The former prime minister is said to think the shadow business secretary is the 'natural heir' to his New Labour project. It comes after he took an apparent swipe at Ed Miliband, complaining that too few of today's party leaders have experience of life outside politics. Scroll down for video Tony Blair is said to be backing Chuka Umunna as a Labour leader, believing he is the 'natural heir' to his own legacy Many Labour MPs expect Mr Miliband to be ousted as leader if he fails to become Prime Minister in May next year. Several potential successors are already said to be jockeying for position.
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Ex-PM wants shadow business secretary to be next Labour leader
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Friends say the two men speak regularly to discuss the political scene
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Today he renewed attack on 'fundamental con' of Ukip immigration policy

Question: In particular, Mr @placeholder has been outspoken in defence of immigration and has repeatedly criticised Ukip.


By Australian Associated Press and Candace Sutton and Leesa Smith The International AIDS Conference in Melbourne will open with an on-stage tribute to the MH17 victims as thousands are expected to sign a condolence book at the event on Sunday. 'We are all devastated -  it is a moment of deep sadness for the world,' International AIDS Society president Françoise Barre-Sinoussi said when asked to describe the mood among conference leaders In Melbourne on Saturday. 'The extent of our loss is hard to comprehend and express,' she said. 'Our colleagues were travelling because of their dedication to bringing an end to AIDS.'
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Melbourne AIDS Conference to hold an on-stage tribute to MH17 victims
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Thousands expected to sign condolence book on Sunday
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Six delegates, not the previously reported 100, have been confirmed as aboard flight MH17 en route to an international AIDS conference
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International AIDS Society president Françoise Barre-Sinoussi said there 'might be a few more' than the six confirmed delegates
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Meanwhile, Ukrainian Australians held a candlelit vigil in Melbourne to mourn MH17 victims and to denounce Russian President Vladimir Putin

Question: The sisters described their horror on learning of the tragedy on @placeholder soil, and their anger when Mr Putin had blamed Ukraine for the missile strike.


(CNN) -- The American woman who sent her adopted son back to Russia must pay $150,000 in child support, a Tennessee judge reaffirmed Friday. Torry Hansen's attorney, Ed Yarbrough, told CNN he will file a motion within a few weeks asking the court to modify or terminate the support, which was first ordered earlier this year. The United States and Russia last year signed an agreement to strengthen procedural safeguards for adoptions following the 2010 incident. Grandmother: Adopted boy sent back to Russia was violent Artyem Saveliev, adopted from a Russian orphanage, was put on a plane back to Moscow. The Shelbyville, Tennessee, family claimed they feared for their safety after a series of violent episodes from the boy, then 7.
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Tennessee family adopted Russian boy
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Mother contended he was mentally unstable
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Judge ruled she must pay $150,000 in child support

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Question: In May, the association said Artyem is still a @placeholder citizen and under Tennessee law Hansen is legally considered to be his mother.


By Jason Groves for the Daily Mail Ukip last night warned they will target Boris Johnson over his support for a migrant amnesty if the Conservatives try to use him to erode their support. Tory sources yesterday confirmed that the London Mayor will be deployed as a ‘Ukip killer’ in next year’s general election, following confirmation that he wants to return to parliament. Mr Johnson has agreed to carry out a tour of key marginal seats, where Conservative strategists believe he may be able to persuade traditional voters who have defected to Ukip to return to the Tory fold. Nigel Farage, right, has warned the Conservative Party that he will target Boris Johnson over migrant amnesty
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Tories plan to use Boris Johnson as a 'Ukip killer' during the 2015 election
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Nigel Farage plans to counter that threat by raising the migration issue
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The Ukip leader believes the current London mayor is soft on immigration

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A man in Georgia last week stumbled across what he now calls 'the best hunting story of my life'. Out looking for deer in the woods near his home in Chattahoochee Hills, Casey Sanders said he heard a shout before seeing a naked young man stranded by a creek. Shocked and suspicious, Sanders announced that he was armed and started filming the bizarre encounter, which took place on October 2. He soon figured out the confused twenty-something had attended the electronic dance festival TomorrowWorld, which was set on a 500-acre property not far away, but had finished four days earlier.
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Naked reveler was found by a stream in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, on October 2
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The TomorrowWorld festival took place on a nearby property from September 26-28
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Hunter stumbled across the man and started filming the encounter
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Suspicious hunter eventually helped him to safety
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Police were not involved
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Over 120,000 people attended TomorrowWorld, headlined by Tiesto, Avicii and David Guetta

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Forty-six years ago this month, my father joined Cesar Chavez in Delano, California, to share the Eucharist and end Chavez's 1968 fast for farm workers' rights. It took another nine years, but the state of California would go on to answer Chavez's call for justice and pass its groundbreaking Agricultural Labor Relations Act. That law surged California forward in the global labor movement, but New York never had a Cesar Chavez. And so today -- in the state where my father served as senator and where I now live -- our farm workers suffer from the leftover Jim Crow laws that California addressed nearly half a century ago.
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Farm workers suffer from laws California addressed nearly half a century ago
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Kennedy: You should see how farm workers are treated
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Passing new bill is first step to addressing human rights violations
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All of us have the opportunity to join the struggle today

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(CNN) -- When President Barack Obama said this weekend that bombing Syrian targets is the right thing to do, and then asked Congress to approve it, the international crisis took a turn toward a fierce domestic battle. There are so many moving parts to this complicated story that it can become quite difficult to keep up. Let this Q&A bring you up to speed on the dizzying developments. Is the U.S. going to war with Syria? No -- at least not yet. Even though Obama said he wants to strike Syrian targets after the regime allegedly used chemical weapons on a rebel stronghold last month, he says he wants to wait for Congress' blessing first.
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Congress won't be back until September 9
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Poll: 80% of Americans feel Obama needs Congress' permission
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Some decry the alleged chemical weapons attacks, but don't want another Iraq
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Syria says it is ready to confront any challenge

Question: "In the end, no one will pay the price but the @placeholder people."

Question: And even though @placeholder can launch a military attack unilaterally, he'd prefer to have Congress' approval first.


Washington (CNN) -- Being president pays; $400,000 a year, in fact. That salary has increased over time. President Harry Truman left office in 1949 making $100,000. When Richard Nixon entered the White House in 1969 the salary went up to $200,000. It remained there for 30 years, until Congress doubled the presidential salary effective in 2001, when President George W. Bush took office. Aside from the pay, there's the free transportation in the presidential limousine, Marine One and Air Force One. And don't forget the free housing in Washington's most famous mansion, complete with a killer view of the Washington Monument, along with other perks (a personal chef, for one).
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Ex-presidents receive an annual pension, health care, paid official travel, an office
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Recent former presidents have made millions after leaving office by writing books
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Since 2001, former president Clinton has earned $75.6 million giving speeches
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President Obama's "Dreams From My Father" was only a modest success initially

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a long-delayed inhalable diabetes medication to help patients control their blood sugar levels during meals. The FDA cleared MannKind Corp.'s Afrezza, a fast-acting form of insulin, for adults with the most common form of diabetes, which affects more than 25 million Americans. The approval decision comes more than three years after the agency first asked MannKind to run additional clinical studies on the drug. Inhaler: The device, which is about the size of a referee's whistle, could replace injectable insulin Tiny: Other, similar devices have been much larger - some the size of a tennis ball - than the Afrezza device
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Afrezza is a fast-acting form of insulin that can be inhaled rather than injected - to control blood-sugar levels
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Diabetes affects more than 25 million Americans
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Billionaire philanthropist Alfred E. Mann has lost hundreds of millions of dollars developing the drug

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By Kieran Gill Follow @@kie1410 Diego Lopez released an emotional farewell letter to Real Madrid after the goalkeeper joined AC Milan in a switch from Spain to Italy. The Spaniard, who also had stints with the B and C sides of Real more than 10 years ago, took to Twitter to thank all those at the 'best club in the world'. The 32-year-old doesn't hide his passion for Real in the heartfelt letter, and signs off: 'From a Madrid fan, Diego Lopez.' CLICK HERE to start picking your Fantasy Football team NOW! There's £60,000 in prizes including £1,000 up for grabs EVERY WEEK...
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Diego Lopez released heartfelt note on Twitter to thank those at Real Madrid
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The 32-year-old had three spells at Real, playing for the B and C sides too
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Goalkeeper signs off emotional  letter with: 'From a Madrid fan, Diego Lopez'

Question: Moving on: Lopez will have a fresh start at @placeholder after making the switch from homeland Spain to Italy


By Harriet Arkell Former soldier Jeremy Green, 26, was sentenced to life in prison today after admitting murder and attempted murder A former Army officer who killed an estate agent after imprisoning her and her flatmate for hours while he tortured them has been jailed for life. Jeremy Green, 26, held 32-year-old Nicole Waterhouse and 23-year-old Karen Browne hostage while he tortured them, stabbing them and slashing their throats. Miss Waterhouse died as a result of the attack at the York flat, while Miss Browne, who worked with Miss Waterhouse at Hunters Estate Agents, suffered devastating injuries. Miss Waterhouse's family sobbed in court today as they told how Green had 'destroyed all of our lives'.
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Jeremy Green, 26, attacked Nicole Waterhouse, 32, and Karen Browne, 23
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Miss Waterhouse suffered 65 injuries and died after hours of torture
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Miss Browne suffered 19 wounds and survived with devastating injuries
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Sandhurst-educated Green had served with the Yorkshire Regiment
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Leeds Crown Court hears he stabbed, smothered and slashed the women
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Green jailed for life today after admitting murder and attempted murder

Question: Speaking outside court, Miss @placeholder's father said: 'Our love for each other will help us to continue without her.


After three months of closure, the Lindt Chocolate Café at the centre of the Sydney Siege is set to reopen in a matter of days. The scene of one of Australia’s most infamous terror attacks, workers at the Sydney CBD café said the café told The Daily Telegraph the shop will reopen by the end of the week. The café made headlines around the world in December when Islamic extremist Man Haron Monis held staff and patrons hostage there for about 17 hours. Repairs are currently under way at the Martin Place cafe after it was damaged during the siege that claimed the lives of cafe manager Tori Johnson and barrister Katrina Dawson in December.
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Lindt will reopen its Martin Place cafe in March after repairs are finished
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It was damaged during the siege that claimed the lives of cafe manager Tori Johnson and barrister Katrina Dawson in December
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Cafe is organising a memorial to honour 'bravery' of hostages
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Lindt say they spoke with cafe staff before deciding whether to reopen

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Question: A permanent tribute will be put in place at the @placeholder cafe in Martin Place when it reopens to honour the memory of the victims, Tori Johnson (pictured) and Katrina Dawson


(CNN) -- Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon will be sidelined for three months following successful back surgery in Milan. The Juventus player underwent the operation on Sunday to repair a herniated disc in his back, and said afterwards he is in no hurry to return to action. "I feel relieved now," Buffon told Juventus' official website. "The intervention went well and this gives me faith and serenity. I must not hurry. "I need to take the due time to come back with no trouble and no risk of recurrence." The 32-year-old suffered the injury in Italy's opening World Cup match against Paraguay in Group F, which forced him to miss the rest of the tournament in South Africa.
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Italy star Gianluigi Buffon aims for a successful recovery following a back operation
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Goalkeeper played only one game at World Cup due to a herniated disc
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He has been appointed Italy's next captain by new coach Cesare Prandelli
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Juventus announce the season-long loan signing of Marco Motta from Udinese

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Tampa (CNN) -- Perhaps it was because Rep. Michele Bachmann was in her element at the CNN/Tea Party Republican Debate. With her campaign flagging, the founder of the Tea Party Caucus in Congress delivered a surprise body blow to the GOP front-runner, Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Challenging Perry on his 2007 executive order that required Texas schoolgirls to receive vaccinations against the sexually transmitted HPV virus, Bachmann suggested the governor acted for purely political reasons. "I just wanted to add that we cannot forget that in the midst of this executive order there is a big drug company that made millions of dollars because of this mandate. We can't deny that," Bachmann said.
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Most of debate centers on Texas Gov. Rick Perry -- usually a sign a candidate is winning
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Rep. Michele Bachmann goes after Perry on his HPV vaccine order for schoolgirls
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Ex-Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney again attacks Perry on Social Security
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Perry's status as GOP front-runner remains intact, at least for the moment

Question: @placeholder tried to pin down his arch rival on what exactly that overhaul would look like.


Four cancer-stricken children died at Great Ormond Street Hospital after a series of failures in stem cell transplants at the world-renowned hospital, an inquest has heard. The young patients, aged between one and 12, were among eight children whose transplants failed when the stem cell freezing system - used in life-saving operations - inexplicably stopped working. Four children went on to recover. But well-known charity fundraiser Sophie Ryan Palmer, 12, one-year-old Ryan Loughran, four-year-old Katie Joyce and Muhanna al-Hayany, also four, died between July and October last year. The children's hospital has now admitted that Katie might have survived if it had acted more quickly to resolve the problems.
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Patients, aged one to 12, among eight children whose transplants failed
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Concerns arose in 2013 after operation on fundraiser Sophie Palmer, 12
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Hospital says Katie Joyce, 4, could have been saved if quicker action taken
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Doctors 'regret' not stopping sooner but decision seemed right at time
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Ryan Loughran, 13 months, and Muhanna al-Hayany, 4, also died last year
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Seventeen months on, investigations are still ongoing into exact cause

Question: Concerns were first raised in June 2013 when @placeholder, who had acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, failed to make progress after her transplant.


By Leon Watson A British man who saved hundreds of Jewish children from the Holocaust is to be given the highest honour of the Czech Republic. Sir Nicholas Winton, who celebrated his 105th birthday last week, organised the transport of 669 children – mostly Jewish – from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. Independently of Operation Kindertransport, which did not include the children of Czechoslovakia, he ensured that over the course of nine months before the Second World War broke out in September 1939 they made their way to Britain. Sir Nicholas Winton, organised the transport of 669 children - mostly Jewish - from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, at the Czech Embassy in London
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Sir Nicholas Winton  organised the transport of 669 children to the UK
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Without him, they would almost certainly have been killed by the Nazis
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Almost all of their parents went on to die in Nazi concentration camps
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He forged documents and bribed officials before he could get them out
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Winton, who is now 105, kept his story quiet for nearly 50 years
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Even the children he transported did not know he had saved them
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Now the Czech Republic will honour him for saving its children

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ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- In an elaborately choreographed ceremony broadcast live on television, the leaders of Iraqi Kurdistan began pumping oil from Kurdish-controlled oil fields in northern Iraq through a pipeline to neighboring Turkey. A worker at the oil refinery near the village of Taq Taq in the province of Irbil. It is the first time Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region has officially exported oil out of the country. For years, the central Iraqi government in Baghdad has been at odds with the Kurds, arguing they do not have the right to exploit oil in territory under Kurdish control. Kurdish officials have ignored Baghdad's warnings, and signed dozens of agreements with small foreign oil companies.
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First time Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region has officially exported oil
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Turkish company says only 40,000 barrels of oil would be exported a day
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Could increase to as many as 450,000 barrels a day
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Iraqi government will get the bulk of the earnings from Kurdish exports

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Question: In the past, the Turkish government has vehemently opposed any move by the Iraqi Kurds to develop oil resources, because of Turkish fears that the oil revenues would allow the @placeholder to establish an independent state.


As one Spaniard was announcing his arrival in Manchester on Monday, another was reflecting on a spectacular start to his career here just a few hundred yards across the fields of Carrington. Alvaro Negredo cost Manchester City significantly less than the £37million their neighbours have paid for Juan Mata, but it is hard to think of anyone who has had a greater impact on the Barclays  Premier League this season than the man they call The Beast. Negredo, 28, has been a vital cog in City’s goal machine, contributing 23 goals in 33 games to a team now dreaming of the Quadruple. It has earned him cult status with his new supporters and spread fear among opponents.
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Man City's powerful striker eager to pick up silverware in debut season
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Alvaro Negredo reveals he admires Manuel Pellegrini for telling him to leave for Sevilla during his time at Real Madrid
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Spain hitman kisses tattoos dedicated to family members after each goal
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Eager to battle for his place in Vicente del Bosque's World Cup squad
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Family man Negredo's father still works as a taxi driver

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An ex-principal and former Australian of the Year finalist who fraudulently claimed millions of taxpayers' dollars for a top Indigenous school will not spend anymore time behind bars. In an 11th-hour plea last Monday, Jean Illingworth admitted defrauding the state and Commonwealth by inflating student numbers to get $3.4 million in extra funding for Djarragun College, near Cairns, between 2010 and 2011. On Friday, the 67-year-old appeared in the Cairns District Court where she was sentenced to three years' jail on one charge of obtaining property by deception, and two and half years' on one charge of fraud. Jean Illingworth, a former Queensland principal, has been released from serving any more time in jail for defrauding millions
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Jean Illingworth defrauded millions of dollars in funding from Federal government for Djarragun College near Cairns
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Illingworth has been released from jail immediately and will not have to pay back any of the taxpayers money
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Paid an almost $300,000 salary until this year despite being sacked in 2011
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Supporters have raised over $30,000 to defend her
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Was named the Queensland Senior Australian of the Year in 2009

Question: The fundraising website 'Defend @placeholder' claims: 'Jean Illingworth worked tirelessly at Djarragun College for ten years, turning a small dysfunctional school into a flagship example of successful indigenous education.'


Cairo (CNN) -- Cairo braced for a third day of protests despite stifling heat Monday, as Egyptians vent anger over the trials of former top officials accused of ordering demonstrators killed during last year's revolution. Former President Hosni Mubarak and his Interior Minister Habib El Adly were sentenced to life in prison, while six top interior ministry officials were cleared of the charges. Protesters flooded into Cairo's Tahrir Square, the symbolic heart of Egypt's revolution, in the wake of the verdict, outraged at the clearing of the ministry officials and angry that Mubarak escaped the death penalty. The protesters chanted "Down with SCAF," the military council that has ruled the country since Mubarak was toppled last year, and shouted that the court ruling was illegitimate.
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Demonstrators vow to continue protests despite stifling heat in Cairo
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Prosecutors charge Mubarak's sons with money laundering
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Five of Mubarak's aides have been freed; his sons remain in prison
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Hundreds of people gather in Tahrir Square after Mubarak escapes the death penalty

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:32 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 09:32 EST, 7 August 2012 It has been a long four years for Jenn Suhr, whose dramatic journey had her fighting back from a debilitating illness and other injuries to defeat the Russian favourite and come out on top with Olympic gold in the pole vault. Suhr, 30, had a tough foe in Yelena Isinbayeva, of Russia, who was aiming to be the first woman in track and field history to win the same individual event in three straight Olympics. She was Jenn Stuczynski back in 2008 when she competed against Isbinbayeva in the pole vault at the Beijing games.
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Jenn Suhr bounced back from Celiac disease, an Achilles injury and a torn quadriceps muscle to achieve Olympic gold
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Husband Rick said he recalled the 1980 U.S. hockey team, who also beat the odds against their Russian rivals
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Suhr beat Russian Yelena Isinbayeva's in her bid for a third-straight Olympic title

Question: Achievement: Following her success, @placeholder was congratulated by her husband and coach Rick


(CNN) -- The United States has injury worries on the track while the basketball team worries about a familiar foe. Here are five things to watch at the Olympics on Friday: 1) Men's 4x400 relay: U.S. hopes to continue streak The United States is lucky to be in the final, lucky, that is, that Manteo Mitchell found a way to finish his opening leg despite a broken fibula. The United States will have to find a replacement for him as they challenge the Bahamas for the gold. Also keep an eye on Great Britain, which will have most of the 80,000 fans at Olympic Stadium cheering for them.
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The U.S. relay team has three injured runners
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American men's basketball team faces an Argentine team packed with veterans
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BMX racing has been crash-filled at London
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U.S. women's sprint relay teams are looking to make up for bad races in 2008

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By James Nye PUBLISHED: 11:11 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:27 EST, 25 October 2012 A 90-year-old body-building, World War Two veteran who was shot in the face during a home invasion is being sued by the alleged burglar for firing back. Former Greenbrae deputy sheriff Jay Leone is accused of 'negligently shooting' 31-year-old Samuel Cutrufelli three times and causing him 'great bodily injury' as the older man defended his own home. Filing his claim yesterday in California, Cutrufelli, who is currently being tried for two counts of attempted murder against Leone, said that the injuries caused led to his financial ruin, the loss of his his home and the eventual dissolution of his marriage.
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Former deputy sheriff and war veteran Jay Leone shot 31-year-old alleged burglar Samuel Cutrufelli three times with one of the five handguns he kept in his bathroom
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Meth addict Cutrufelli is now suing 91-year-old Leone for financial distress accusing him of causing him financial distress, the loss of his home and the break-down of his marriage

Question: Samuel Cutrufelli (left) is suing Jay Leone (right) for negligently shooting him during an alleged home invasion carried out by Mr. @placeholder


(CNN) -- Even as they trade barbs publicly -- and even as artillery shells and accusations continue to fly in Syria -- the United States and Russia could take solace Friday in at least one respect: They are still talking. Discussions between the two in Geneva -- centered around Moscow's proposal to have Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government hand over its chemical weapons stockpile -- were supposed to end Friday. They continued through the night and were extended into Saturday for a reason, U.S. officials said. "If there was no opening, we wouldn't still be here," a senior State Department official said.
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NEW: U.N.-Arab League calls the Kerry, Lavrov talks "extremely important"
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NEW: A Russian spokesman says U.S. is "unaccustomed" to competition
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Official: Two sides are "closer to agreement" on scope of Syria's chemical weapons

Question: Russia has stood by its longtime ally @placeholder, challenging the validity of the U.S. claims.

Question: At the same time, and as the threat of @placeholder-led strikes loomed, Moscow raised its proposal on Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles and working through the U.N. -- this after, time and again, blocking U.N. action involving Syria.


(CNN) -- Spanish soccer giants Real Madrid increased the value of their club by 76% over the past year to usurp Manchester United as the world's most valuable football team. A study by financial experts Forbes found that Real Madrid's value now stands at $3.3 billion, knocking the English Premier League champions elect off the top of the list for the first time since the study began in 2004. Confounding the increasingly difficult economic conditions in Spain, Real, managed by Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, have increased revenues to $650 million. Their operating income of $134 million is second only to the $227 million amassed by the NFL's Dallas Cowboys, which is the highest of all sports teams.
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Real Madrid are the world's most valuable football club according to Forbes
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Spaniards claim top spot from English club Manchester United for first time
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Real's value increased by 76% over the past year to stand at $3.3 billion
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Barcelona are ranked third in the list, Arsenal fourth and Bayern Munich fifth

Question: @placeholder, on the brink of securing a record 20th English top flight title, increased their value by 42% to $3.17 billion, according to Forbes.


Madrid, Spain (CNN) -- A total of 37 former Cuban political prisoners landed in Madrid on Friday from Havana, boosting to 115 the number of former Cuban prisoners who have come to Spain since last July, a Spanish Foreign Ministry statement said. The latest group includes Cuban dissident Orlando Fundora, arrested in 2003 among a well-known group of 75 dissidents. He was released later and has now decided to seek medical help in Madrid, said a Foreign Ministry diplomat, who by custom is not named. The other 36 released this week include dissident Nestor Rodriguez, the diplomat said. The latest arrivals are the last of a group of political prisoners whose release was negotiated last year among the Cuban and Spanish governments and the Cuban Catholic church, the statement said.
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Latest group includes 37 former Cuban political prisoners and their relatives
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They are the last of a group of political prisoners whose release was negotiated last year
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They boarded buses headed for 15 destinations around Spain

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Stephenville, Texas (CNN)A former deputy testified last week that he overheard the defendant in the "American Sniper" murder trial explain why he killed two men. Gene Cole, who worked for the Erath County Sheriff's Office at the time, testified Friday that on June 22, 2013, he "heard Mr. [Eddie Ray] Routh say, 'I shot them because they wouldn't talk to me. I was just riding in the back seat of the truck and nobody would talk to me. They were just taking me to the range so I shot them. I feel bad about it, but they wouldn't talk to me. I'm sure they've forgiven me.'"
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Deputy said he heard Eddie Ray Routh say he killed the men because they wouldn't talk to him
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Routh's uncle said he and Routh smoked marijuana on the day of the slayings
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Chris Kyle, whose story was told in "American Sniper," and Chad Littlefield were shot to death on February 2, 2013

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Question: The prosecution appeared to be attempting to establish that @placeholder and Kyle were defenseless when shot.


By MailOnline Reporter Michael Strahan's fiancée Nicole Murphy has ended the couple's five year engagement. The pair started dating in 2007 and the former New York Giants proposed two years later. 'They love each other very much, but with the distance and work schedule it has been hard to maintain the relationship,' a  spokesperson for Strahan told People magazine on Friday. Scroll down for video Over: Michael Strahan and Nicole Murphy, pictured here in May, have split The 42-year-old's TV career has certainly increased of late. The LIVE! With Kelly And Michael host took on a part-time role with Good Morning America in April, and besides that he continues to fly to Los Angeles on weekends to co-anchor Fox NFL Sunday before hopping aboard a red-eye flight back to New York in time for for his morning show gigs.
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Former New York Giants star to be inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday

Question: Good Morning America: Michael's already had the first of his two daily workouts before he works his magic as co-anchor on @placeholder


Two female bank employees were subjected to years of sexual harassment and bullying by managers and clients, a tribunal heard. Maria Rayworth and Deena Rosario Al Bazi claim they were subjected to lewd behaviour by customers and were not backed up by bosses at the Arab National Bank in London. In one incident, Mrs Bazi, 57, kneed a former chairman of the bank in the groin to stop him making advances to her in a lift. ‘As soon as the doors of the lift closed, he threw himself against me and tried to kiss me,’ she said. ‘I managed to bring one of my knees up and knee him in the private parts. I was very scared but also really shocked.’
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Two employees claim they were subjected to lewd behaviour by customers
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Mrs Rayworth and Mrs Bazi worked at the Arab National Bank in London
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The women claim that they were not backed up by their bosses
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In one incident, Mrs Bazi kneed a former chairman of the bank in the groin
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Mrs Rayworth said she was bombarded with lewd texts by a client

Question: Mrs @placeholder, who was the bank’s £39,000-a-year relationship manager, said that on another occasion a customer, who knew her husband was dying of motor neurone disease, asked intimate questions about her sex life.


(CNN) -- Silently huddled on the water's edge, waiting hours on end for a hint of action, may not be everyone's idea of a pleasurable pastime. But the joy of fishing -- much like its catch -- comes in many shapes and sizes. From wrestling ferocious Amazonian amphibians, to casting a reel in the shadow of Cinderella's Castle, here are our top five aquatic expeditions to expand the mind and get your pulse racing. Pretty fly fishing A luxury Aspen hotel gives new meaning to the term "fly-fishing" by offering helicopter rides over the dramatic Rocky Mountains to a secluded lake.
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A look at the top five fishing expeditions from across the world
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Includes hunting for ferocious peacock bass in Amazon, while aboard traditional riverboat
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Perfect opportunity for family bonding at one of Disney World's lakes
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Not just fish, but lobsters, mussels and oysters also on the menu at British hotspots

Question: But if the promise of the great outdoors and quality time with the folks isn't enough to lure youngsters outside, perhaps @placeholder is.


Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has described Australia’s Jarryd Hayne as ‘an incredible athlete and a great competitor’ and the prospect of recruiting him is ‘an exciting thought.’ The NRL player’s manager says the Seahawks aren’t the only club showing an interest, claiming they are being flooded offers from NFL clubs interested in meeting Hayne. ‘There is literally hundreds of emails I am trying to answer,’ Hayne’s manager, Wayne Beavis, told SMH. Scroll down for video Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, discussed Jarryd Hayne at a media conference on Thursday (pictured), describing the recently-retired NRL player as 'an incredible athlete and a great competitor'
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Seattle Seahawks coach indicated they are interested in meeting with recently-retired NRL star Jarryd Hayne
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Pete Carroll described Hayne as 'an incredible athlete, great player'
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Seahawks camp hosed down rumours, insisting Carroll had been joking
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Jarryd Hayne's manager says he is being inundated with NFL offers
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'There's literally hundreds of emails, exceeding our wildest expectations'
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The 26-year-old's mother Jodie is so happy her son can 'follow his dreams'
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Parramatta Eels superstar quit the NRL this week to play American football
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'It's always been a dream of mine to play in the NFL'
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He has not signed a contract yet
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Described it as the 'hardest decision' he has ever made

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(CNN) -- Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has until May 27 to respond to the National Basketball Association, which on Monday "initiated a charge" seeking to terminate all ownership rights in the franchise, the NBA announced in a written statement. Sterling, who owns the team with his wife, Shelly, through a family trust, will also be allowed to make a presentation at a special Board of Governors meeting scheduled for June 3. However, attorney Maxwell Blecher has demanded on behalf of Sterling that the NBA give the longtime owner a three-month extension to prepare his response, Sports Illustrated reported Monday night. The magazine, which like CNN is owned by Time Warner, said the NBA would reject the request.
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NBA owners seem united since his Anderson Cooper interview, CNN's Rachel Nichols says
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Sterling, an 80-year-old lawyer and billionaire investor, has said he is not a racist
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Sports Illustrated reports Sterling wants a three-month delay
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Shelly Sterling's attorney said she is innocent victim, should keep her half of team

Question: "Based on our initial assessment, we continue to believe there is no lawful basis for stripping Shelly Sterling of her 50 percent ownership interest in the @placeholder.

Question: In his interview with @placeholder, Sterling repeatedly denied he is a racist but admitted he made a mistake making the remarks that were recorded.


(CNN) -- Longtime "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell said he'll be leaving the popular Fox talent show at the end of the season, the network announced Monday at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, California. Cowell's popular U.K. talent show, "The X Factor," will be coming to the United States in the fall of 2011 with the acerbic critic in tow, according to Fox. "I want to leave 'Idol' this year bigger and better than it was in the past," Cowell said at the TCA tour Monday. Cowell will be both executive producer and judge on "The X Factor."
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Simon Cowell leaving "American Idol" after this season
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Cowell's "The X Factor" coming to U.S. in 2011
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Cowell's acerbic commentary has been a big reason for "Idol's" popularity

Question: Unlike judges on many @placeholder talent shows, Cowell didn't sugar-coat his criticisms to contestants.