A day after the Premier League’s £5.136billion TV deal raised the stakes, Aston Villa decided they could not afford the possibility of relegation. Villa finally sacked beleaguered manager Paul Lambert on Wednesday night after slipping into the drop zone following their dismal 2-0 defeat at Hull City on Tuesday night. When there is even more money for the clubs at English football’s top table, decisions like that become a whole lot easier. Aston Villa have sacked manager Paul Lambert after their woeful Barclays Premier League form Goals - 12 - ranked 20th in the PL Chances created - 188 - 19th
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Aston Villa 'part company' with manager Paul Lambert on Wednesday night
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Lambert, 45, sacked after Villa fell into relegation zone with loss to Hull
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Coaches Scott Marshall and Andy Marshall to take side in the meantime
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Villa face Leicester City in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Sunday
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Question: Dropping down a division would be a disaster financially, and one from which @placeholder may never recover.


(CNN) -- Officials in Panama City, Florida, have beaten construction delays, permit problems and the ever-present threat of hurricanes to arrive at this day: a new airport that will open the region to the world and bring in planeloads of tourism dollars. But as regular air service begins Sunday, authorities never thought they'd have to contend with a new threat: an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that continues to gush thousands of gallons of crude every day. "We've been getting calls ever since the oil spill occurred," said Dan Rowe of the Panama City Visitors' Bureau. "You know, wondering about their vacation plans."
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Florida Gov. Charlie Crist wants BP to pay $35 million for tourism ads
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BP says it will continue using Corexit dispersant to clean up Gulf spill
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Corexit has been rated more toxic, less effective than other EPA-approved products

Question: Charlie Crist asked oil company BP, which owns the damaged well at the heart of the slick, to pay for a $35 million advertising blitz to reassure tourists that @placeholder beaches remain untarnished by the spill.


(CNN) -- In D-Town on business and looking for the best places to eat, drink, sleep and squeeze in a bit of play? This mini-guide highlights the best of the best. Tackle them all and they might just make you an honorary Texan. Fastest, most comfortable airport transport Whether you're headed uptown or downtown, Premier Transportation gets you there in style. The city's largest car service, it handles an average of 250 airport drop-offs and pick-ups a day. Its fleet of 70-plus late-model sedans, vans and more is always stocked with a newspaper, bottled water and a professional driver. Premier has its own smartphone app, which not only lets you make and manage reservations, but also texts you a few minutes prior to your pick-up time with a picture of your driver, the vehicle's license plate, and the car's GPS coordinates so you can see in real time exactly how far away it is.
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The rooftop pool at The Joule juts out over the street below
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The NYLO Dallas South Side hotel is set in a former Sears warehouse dating to 1911
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White Rock Lake has nine miles of paved trails for joggers and bikers
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Dallas' art district, spanning several blocks, is the largest art district in the United States

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Question: Plus it's proof positive to naysayers that there's more to @placeholder than skyscrapers and malls.


(RollingStone.com) -- There was no shortage of drama on Alanis Morissette's debut, "Jagged Little Pill." So much so that the singer is expanding her 1995 LP into a Broadway musical that will encompass all the songs on the album, as well as other tracks from her catalog and new original tunes she will compose for the stage. Tony and Pulitzer winner Tom Kitt, who worked on Green Day's "American Idiot" musical, will provide orchestration and arrangements for the musical, also called "Jagged Little Pill," and Broadway veteran Vivek J. Tiwary will produce the musical with Arvind Ethan David. "Jagged Little Pill" is expected to debut as a workshop production next year.
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Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill" is being expanded into a musical
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The 1995 LP will debut as a workshop production next year
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In album form, "Jagged Little Pill" has sold more than 33 million copies worldwide

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By Ray Massey, Transport Editor PUBLISHED: 04:51 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:58 EST, 12 June 2013 A strike by militant French air traffic controllers has left thousands of British tourists and business travellers stranded across Europe. Most major French cities were affected and the knock-on effect is likely to continue into today. Hundreds of services to and from British airports heading for destinations such as Paris, Lyon, Nice,  Toulouse and Marseilles were cancelled yesterday. Nice airport is one of those affected by the air traffic controller's strike that has left thousands of Brits stranded Flights that cross French airspace were also cancelled or delayed, including holiday destinations in Spain and Portugal.
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French unions striking over fears of job losses and poor working conditions
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All airlines flying to France have been told to scrap half of their flights

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Monica, Rachel, Chandler, Joey, Pheobe and Ross spent endless hours sitting on that familiar orange couch drinking  coffee, and now you can too - if you happen to be in New York this month. A real-life version of the famous Friends hangout Central Perk opened on Wednesday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the hit sitcom series, which premiered on September 22, 1994. A queue stretched down the street as fans waited for their chance to recreate the iconic coffee shop scenes made famous by actors Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry during the show's ten-year run.
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Pop-up replica of fictional hangout will be open until Octoer 18
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Show memorabilia on display including famous orange couch
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Regular performances of Smelly Cat will be held
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Iconic sitcom series premiered on September 22, 1994

Question: Props: Memorabilia from the show are available to view, including @placeholder and Chandler's wedding vows, and Ross' list of celebrities he'd like to sleep with... but eagle-eyed fans may notice something amiss with the list


As Sony Pictures struggles to recover from one blow after another related to the devastating cyber attack, one may overlook the fact that its parent company in Japan has been a popular target of hackers for years. Three years ago, in April 2011, Sony's PlayStation network was shut down for nearly a month when hackers stole the personal information of an estimated 77 million people. That same year, in June, hackers released 150,000 Sony Pictures records including usernames and passwords and claimed to have compromised the private information of more than one million people. In October 2012, hacker group "The Three Musketeers" released a security key that allowed PS3 users to run pirated games.
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Sony in Japan has been a popular target of hackers for years
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PlayStation network was shut down in April 2011 when hackers stole information of 77M people
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Former Sony employees are suing the company for failing to protect their privacy
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Analyst says attack reveals lax cyber-security among Sony's ranks

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By Lizzie Parry Twin brothers who suffered a rare condition which meant they shared the same placenta and blood supply, were saved when doctors performed laser surgery in the womb. Nathaniel and Joshua Cavalier had a condition known as twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, which resulted in an unequal flow of blood from their mother Verena's placenta. The condition - which can be fatal - was diagnosed when their mother went for a 21-week scan at Southend Hospital. The 32-year-old, from Rayleigh in Essex, was rushed to London's King's College Hospital where she underwent pioneering laser surgery the same day. Verena Cavalier's twin boys Nathaniel and Joshua were born in February after doctors performed life-saving laser surgery on the boys while they were still in the womb
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At her 21-week scan Verena Cavalier was told her twin sons had a rare condition known as twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome
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Life-threatening condition causes unequal flow of blood from the placenta
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Doctors rushed the 32-year-old to King's College Hospital in London where they operated on the expectant mother using laser surgery
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Mrs Cavalier and husband Paul told their sons had 33% chance of survival
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Both boys survived but their mother faced nervous six weeks, during which medics said she was likely to suffer a miscarriage
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Nathaniel and Joshua were born on February 12 at Southend Hospital
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Since their birth they have both fought meningitis and blood poisoning

Question: They then went home on March 9 but had to return to @placeholder after catching bacterial meningitis.


Seven years after Three Lions first decorated his white shirt, a young man from Surrey was entrusted with the task of briefly upsetting some of his kith and kin. Yet, when Chris Martin returns to Derby County on Wednesday morning, a fifth Scotland cap in his possession, he will surely do so with a heavy heart and consumed with feelings of deep regret. One of the more recent conscripts to Gordon Strachan’s squad, the 26-year-old was granted his first start in Dark Blue in Steven Fletcher’s injury-enforced absence. Scotland striker Chris Martin, pictured against Chris Smalling, failed to make an impression against England
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Chris Martin failed to make an impression for Scotland on Tuesday
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Former England Under 19 striker was replaced at half-time
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Clash at Celtic Park was Martin's first start in a Scotland shirt

Question: When it finally came, the breath of Chris Smalling was on @placeholder’s neck and the ball was smuggled to safety by the men in white.


Police in Rotterdam are tightening security and drafting in reinforcements ahead of a highly charged second leg of the Europa League match between Feyenoord and Roma. Feyenoord fans rioted in Rome before the first leg last week, damaging a recently renovated fountain, and leaving part of the city's historic center strewn with beer cans and smashed bottles. Fearing that visiting Roma fans may want to take revenge before Thursday's return leg, Rotterdam police spokesman Gijs van Nimwegen said on Wednesday officers will, if necessary, be given emergency powers to eject trouble-making fans from the city. A Feyenoord fan stands in the fountain that was originally made in 1627 but had been recently restored
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Feyenoord fans damaged city landmarks in Rome last Thursday
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Feyenoord were taking on Roma in the Europa League round of 32
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The match ended in a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Olimpico

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You have to hand it to John Terry because he has certainly seen off some threats in his 16 years as a professional at Chelsea. Some, such as the France World Cup winner Marcel Desailly, William Gallas and Ricardo Carvalho, were more serious than others. Khalid Boulahrouz, Alex and Tal Ben Haim maybe not so much, but they were all brought in to the club under Terry’s watch. Better than ever: John Terry has been remarkable this season, featuring in all of Chelsea's Premier League games Terry, in his 16th season as a professional footballer with Chelsea, remains. He is probably playing better than ever.
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John Terry playing better than ever this season under Jose Mourinho
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If he put differences aside with FA he could be on the plane to Brazil
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Liverpool showed faith in veteran Steven Gerrard... will Chelsea do the same with centre back Terry?

Question: On July 15 last year, a couple of months after the @placeholder captain celebrated his 33rd birthday, he signed a new two year contract.

Question: Veteran: Steven Gerrard was rewarded with a new contract at @placeholder


(RollingStone.com) -- John Lennon would be turning 70 years old on October 9. At first, Yoko Ono herself didn't realize the significance of that date. "I don't think about age so much," she tells "Rolling Stone". "But I was getting messages from all corners of the world: 'We're celebrating John's birthday as a tribute to him.' I said, 'What is going on here?' It seems like with 70, there's an explosion [of sentiment]." Over the next two months, Lennon's birthday will be commemorated with tribute concerts, reissues, a new documentary, the annual lighting of Ono's Imagine Peace light tower, even an Ono-Lady Gaga summit. Why is all this happening now? "The reason has to do with the social climate, with wanting some of John's energy, power and conviction," says Ono.
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John Lennon would be turning 70 years old on October 9
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Celebrations will include a documentary on his years in New York
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Lady Gaga will be performing with Yoko Ono at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles

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By John Drayton Tiger Woods believes he should be at this year's Ryder Cup - but accepts he may have to do more to convince United States captain Tom Watson. Former world number one Woods is on the comeback trail after a three-month lay-off following a back operation. Woods' appearance at the Open at Hoylake this week was just his second since undergoing surgery in March. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tiger Woods on injury, his form and desire to make Ryder Cup Frustrating: Woods was expected to perform better at the Open despite recently returning from an injury lay-off
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The 38-year-old ended six over par after a frustrating championship for him at Hoylake
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He finished three over par on the final day to recover some pride after lethargic showing
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However he still feels he should be at this year's Ryder Cup
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It was his first performance at a major since back surgery earlier this year

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Duane Vermeulen admits complacency was a factor in South Africa's loss to Ireland, but vowed intensity levels will return for Saturday's Test with England at Twickenham. Little more than a month after beating New Zealand - ending the world champion All Blacks' 22-match unbeaten run - in the Rugby Championship, the Springboks were beaten 29-15 in Dublin. Assistant coach John McFarland was asked if the intensity of Monday's training session was a recognition that the players lacked attitude against the Irish. Duane Vermeulen is hoping for an improved performance against England after his side lost to Ireland Bryan Habana works on his strength during South Africa's training session at Latymer Upper School
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South Africa's Duane Vermeulen believes his side were complacent during their 29-15 defeat against Ireland
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The Springboks take on England at Twickenham on Saturday
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John McFarland has called on his side to make 'big improvements'

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(CNN) -- The German Bundesliga has overtaken the English Premier League as the most profitable in the world, according to financial analysts Deloitte. Despite predicting that the Premier League's revenue will top $2.8 billion in the season just gone, Deloitte said clubs' profitability has more than halved between the 2007-08 season and the 2008-09 campaign. Deloitte's annual review of football finance also showed that the total European football market grew to a record $19.3 billion in 2008-09. According to Dan Jones, a partner in the firm's Sports Business Group, the reason the Bundesliga has leapfrogged the Premier League is due to its clubs' control of wages.
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German Bundesliga overtakes the English Premier League as world's most profitable
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Deloitte say this is due to the German clubs' tighter control on wages
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Premier League revenues set to top $2.8 billion in season 2010-11
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Figures show European football market grew to a record $19.3 billion in 2008-09

Question: But Deloitte's figures show that although @placeholder clubs managed to increase their revenue by three percent in 2008-09, operating profits were reduced from $267 million in 2007-08 to $114 million in 2008-09.


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 06:01 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 06:01 EST, 12 February 2013 Sir Lancelot was prepared to risk his honour as a knight, death at the hands of the villain Maleagant, and even the wrath of his king to win the love of Queen Guinevere. And it seems modern men are little different from the knights of Arthurian legend. A new study reveals that men are willing to take dangerous gambles to get the attention of the opposite sex, and the romantic tendency is apparently firmly rooted in evolution. Sir Lancelot rides off with his lover Guinevere, the wife of King Arthur: A new study reveals that men are willing to take dangerous gambles to win the attention of the opposite sex - and the tendency is rooted in evolution
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Like Lancelot, men are willing to risk all for a woman's love
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Researchers say it evolved because risk-taking helped men attract a mate
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Tests show men are more willing to take risks where romance is involved

Question: One version of the @placeholder legend has the gallant knight falling in love after catching only the briefest glance of King Arthur's wife Guinevere.


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Chelsea's home clash with Hull City... Chelsea vs Hull City (Stamford Bridge) Team news Chelsea Goalkeeper Petr Cech will make his first Barclays Premier League start of the season against Hull on Saturday after Thibaut Courtois suffered a minor injury in training. Playmaker Cesc Fabregas will serve a one-match suspension as Jose Mourinho reverts to the majority of his first-choice line-up.
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Chelsea host Hull City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday (3pm kick-off)
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Petr Cech will make his first Premier League start of season for Blues
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Hull captain Curtis Davies could be recalled to Tigers' starting line-up
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Tigers have never won away at Chelsea in any competition (15 visits)

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(CNN) -- Former Czech President Vaclav Havel showed up at the Chinese Embassy in Prague Wednesday to protest the imprisonment of a Chinese dissident, the official Czech News Agency reported. Havel, himself a former dissident jailed by his country's Communist regime in the 1970s and 1980s, was criticizing the 11-year prison sentence imposed on Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. Havel and two fellow former dissidents wanted to hand a letter personally to a Chinese official in the Czech Republic, but no one opened the door at the embassy, forcing Havel to put the letter in the embassy's mailbox, the agency reported.
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Former Czech President Vaclav Havel protests imprisonment of Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo
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Havel put letter of protest in the mailbox of the Chinese Embassy in Prague
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Liu has been one of China's most prominent dissidents since 1989 Tiananmen Square protest
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Liu was sentenced to 11 years in prison for his role in a separate subversion case

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By Lucy Crossley for MailOnline Property website Zoopla accidentally rated this run-down cul-de-sac in the West Midlands as one of Britain's most expensive residential streets - with prices averaging  £3.6million. A computer software glitch calculated that houses in Crawshaws Road in Castle Bromwich were among the most desirable in the country. The error put the modest neighbourhood above London's most prestigious postcode W8 in Kensington where house prices average £2.78million. Error: Property website Zoopla accidentally rated this run-down cul-de-sac in the West Midlands as one of Britain's most expensive residential streets - with prices averaging £3.6million Price hike: The error put the modest neighbourhood above London's most prestigious postcode W8 in Kensington where house prices average £2.78million
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Crawshaws Road, Castle Bromwich listed as one of most expensive streets
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Glitch puts road above prestigious Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea
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Homeowners shocked as houses apparently rose in value 30 times over
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Zoopla says 'uncommon' flaw in the algorithm which assesses factors such as previous sale values, characteristics and size had led to the mistake

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:29 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:25 EST, 15 May 2013 These pictures of West Highland White Terriers have been designed to cheer anyone up - whatever the weather. The wacky pictures are a new feature of the iPhone app Weather Puppy, which comes free but allows users to buy different themes. But canine-lovers worried about the welfare of these adventurous Westies need not panic, the images have been created using sophisticated digital techniques. British publishers Maverick Arts are behind the pictures and used image-manipulation skills to make it seem as if the dogs are indulging in adrenaline sports.
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Pictures form new theme to feature on iPhone app Weather Puppy
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Shots of dogs waterskiing created using image-manipulation skills
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The app comes free but allows users to buy different themes

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By James Nye PUBLISHED: 08:40 EST, 27 March 2013 | UPDATED: 11:16 EST, 27 March 2013 Sitting on the sidewalk with his head bowed, drunk driver Mark Mullan can't bear to look back at the two covered bodies lying on the Seattle road - whose deaths he was allegedly responsible for. Led away in tears from the scene, Mullan, who has five prior DUI arrests and a suspended license, plowed into doting grandparents Dennis and Judith Schulte while they were out for a walk on Monday morning with their daughter-in-law and their 10-day-old grandson. The much-loved teachers had moved recently from Indiana to the West Coast and were pronounced dead at the scene, while pediatric nurse Karina and son, Elias Ulkiksen-Schulte are currently in a critical condition at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
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Dennis and Judith Schulte were hit and killed by drunk driver Mark Mullan on Monday
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He is being held on $2.5 million bail

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(EW.com) -- Animated movies have topped the box office for the past four weekends, but this time around, audiences were ready to embrace something a bit edgier. As such, Warner Bros.' horror film "The Conjuring" easily topped a crowded weekend with an eye-popping $41.5 million. The $20 million James Wan-directed title garnered the best horror debut of the year, trumping The Purge's $34.1 million bow in May. It also had the second-best debut ever for an R-rated horror film, trailing only Paranormal Activity 3, which opened with $52.6 million in 2011. The film notched a powerful $14,306 per theater average, and if it receives strong word-of-mouth (which seems likely), it could become a $100 million smash. Audiences, which were 53 percent female and 59 percent above the age of 25, issued The Conjuring an excellent "A-" CinemaScore grade — an especially impressive rating given the fact that the horror genre that has seen its fair share of "D" and "F" grades.
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"The Conjuring" is the best debut by a horror film so far this year
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"Turbo" had a lackluster debut

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(CNN) -- The St. Louis Cardinals finished their improbable run Friday night with a convincing 6-2 win, beating the Texas Rangers and giving the franchise another World Series championship. Instead of the furious comebacks the Cards have been known for this year, the Cards grabbed a commanding lead in the fifth inning Friday and held on. "We got it. It is unbelievable," outfielder Allen Craig said. "This is an unbelievable group of guys. I am just glad to be a part of this." Craig, who caught the last out of the game, was more than a part of it. He hit a home run in the third inning of Friday's game and stole a home run from Ranger Nelson Cruz leaping over the wall to bring the ball back.
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The St. Louis Cardinals win 6-2 in Game 7
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The win gives the Cardinals 11 World Series championships
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Cardinals' David Freese named World Series MVP
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"This is a dream come true," Freese says

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Question: The @placeholder were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.


(CNN) -- China's plan to guarantee its economic future depends on empowering and enriching the most downtrodden of its citizens: migrant workers. These are the approximately 250 million people from the countryside that now live and work in Chinese cities but they cannot access government healthcare, education and other social services once they leave their home villages and towns. These migrants are handcuffed by the Soviet-inspired "hukou" system of housing registration. Introduced in the 1950s, it aimed to prevent farmers and peasants from flooding into the cities and during the Mao years such a move was nearly impossible. Since reforms began in 1980, however, the government has allowed farmers to migrate to the cities to fill jobs at factories, construction sites, restaurants, hotels, shopping centers and the like.
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China's economic future depends on empowering migrant workers
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Making migrants legal urban residents will create a new wave of consumers
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West Ham United fans were booing at half-time but what a difference 45 minutes makes. Three goals, three points, no jeers, just cheers. You have to wonder what West Ham boss Sam Allardyce was thinking as he went off at the break. In the corresponding fixture against Hull City last season the Hammers were booed off after winning - a reaction that triggered Allardyce’s now infamous hand-cupped-to-the-ear gesture. West Ham United beat Hull City 3-0 in their Premier League clash at the Boleyn Ground on Sunday afternoon Andy Carroll breaks the deadlock early in the second half after mistake from Hull City goalkeeper Allan McGregor
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Andy Carroll opened the scoring for West Ham after Alan McGregor spilled Enner Valencia's shot
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James Collins picked up an injury in the second half and had to be replaced by Winston Reid
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By Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 19:38 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:46 EST, 30 October 2013 Ed Miliband was accused of playing ‘political games’ over HS2 by Nick Clegg yesterday. His intervention stepped up pressure on the Labour leader as his party appeared to change its stance to back the £50billion rail project. The Deputy Prime Minister added that he would not compromise on HS2 in any future talks with Labour about forming a government. Under fire: Nick Clegg accused Labour leader Ed Miliband of 'playing political games' with the HS2 project Mr Clegg said the idea was inherited from Labour and it was ‘pathetic... that when it becomes politically convenient to play games with it, they start playing games with it’.
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Nick Clegg ' will not compromise' on £50billion rail project
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Deputy PM accused Ed MIliband of playing games with HS2
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David Cameron also attacked Labour leader over 'flip flopping'

Question: @placeholder then upped the pressure by indicating that support for the rail link would be a red line in any coalition discussions with Labour at the next election, if the final decision falls after 2015.


Washington (CNN) -- Political fireworks over a little-noticed Supreme Court appeal and a separate whistleblower lawsuit had U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and a longtime congressional adversary exchanging harsh words at a House committee hearing Wednesday. Holder, testifying before the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee, sparred with GOP Rep. Darrell Issa of California over congressional requests for private e-mails of top Holder aide Thomas Perez, who is President Barack Obama's nominee to be Labor Secretary. Issa suggested Holder had political motives for delaying release of the electronic messages. The two repeatedly talked over each other, and Holder concluded the exchange with a personal attack.
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Attorney General Holder calls GOP Rep. Darrell Issa's conduct "shameful"
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Issa and Holder spar over emails involving aide Thomas Perez, a Cabinet nominee
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Issa led the effort to cite Holder for contempt of Congress last year in another case
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Holder answers questions by the House Judiciary Committee

Question: However, Republican legislators had issued a subpoena for @placeholder's private e-mails, saying he may have used personal accounts to arrange the deal.


The former prime minister said it Ed Miliband must not win any votes by taking a tougher line on immigration and Europe. He said changing course now would only 'confuse' voters Tony Blair this morning launched a furious assault on Ukip in the wake of the party's European election triumph - describing it as 'nasty and unpleasant'. The former Prime Minister urged the Labour leader Ed Miliband to 'stand up' and take on Nigel Farage. He said Mr Miliband had to 'stand firm' in the face of growing demands to promise an in-out referendum on Europe and ignore pleas from within his party to take a tougher stance on immigration.
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Former PM says Ukip 'pretty nasty and unpleasant' under its facade
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Veteran Tory Ken Clarke says Ukip supporters are 'blaming foreigners'

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Fear for his life: Edward Snowden has allegedly received death threats from  Pentagon and NSA officials American intelligence leaker Edward Snowden fears for his life and needs stronger security, his Russian lawyer claimed on Tuesday. Explicit threats to kill him have been made anonymously by Pentagon and National Security Agency officials, alleged Anatoly Kucherena. ‘There are real threats to his life out there that actually do exist,’ he told Russian news channel Vesti. ‘These statements call for physical retribution against Edward Snowden.’ Snowden, 30, has taken refuge in Moscow to evade treason charges after disclosing U.S. state secrets on NSA intelligence gathering involving the monitoring of millions of phone calls and emails.
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Edward Snowden has received anonymous death threats, his lawyer says
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This NSA whistleblower now fears for his life and safety in Russia
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Article quotes Pentagon source wanting to 'put a bullet in his head'

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A massacre. A kid. A videotaped "manifesto." As the news broke, inevitably, the discussion turned to the Second Amendment. But as I watched the killer's video, questions about the First Amendment began to rise. What are Elliot Rodger's post-mortem First Amendment rights? Does his screed belong in the marketplace of ideas? What about those who capitalized on it? Where does the First Amendment leave off and ethics begin? The video was initially on YouTube, which immediately -- and presumably automatically -- used it as an opportunity to sell adwords. That struck some people as distasteful. After all, Google -- which owns YouTube -- has the unofficial credo "Don't be evil." Profiting from the hateful ravings of a mass murderer might easily be described as evil.
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Marc Randazza: Shooter's video rant is legal to post, but is it ethical?
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Randazza: Was YouTube right to show video when it would make money from it?
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He asks: Does the video motivate others to murder? Or does it show how repulsive he is
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Randazza: Facebook took down page praising him after initial refusal: a hypocritical decision

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Long Beach, California (CNN) -- Taylor Wilson is going to create a safer source of nuclear energy, help reduce the world's stockpile of nuclear weapons, screen container ships for weapons and power manned missions to other planets. But first ... he has to graduate high school in May. Jack Andraka is going to bring his 3-cent screening test for pancreatic, ovarian and lung cancer to market -- an alternative to a standard $800 test. But Jack, 16, hasn't been to high school much lately and isn't even sure he'll graduate. The two teenagers with Justin Bieber style haircuts wowed the 1,400 people who attended TED2013 this week, fitting the conference's theme: "The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered." They were among a number of youthful speakers who Time magazine's Ruth Davis Konigsberg called "some of the biggest showstoppers at the annual event."
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TED2013 conference theme was "The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered"
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Speakers included a mix of young and older voices, many with ambitious ideas
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One 18-year-old with nuclear reactor experience proposed a different power plant design
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Older voices expressed concern about economic and political challenges facing America

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 06:47 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:02 EST, 15 May 2013 A 17th century Grade II listed mansion that inspired DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover has gone on the market for £1million. The stunning Teversal Manor, near Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, was put on sale by owners Janet and John Marples after they spend more than a decade restoring it. In DH Lawrence's 1928 tale, Constance Chatterley creeps from Wragby Hall, the home she shares with her paralysed husband Clifford, at night to conduct an affair with gamekeeper Oliver Mellors. The country house widely thought to have been the inspiration behind Wragby Hall in DH Lawrence's notorious novel, Lady Chatterley's Lover, is up for sale - for £1million
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Janet and John Marples put Teversal Manor, near Mansfield, on sale
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It is widely thought to have been the inspiration for Wragby Hall
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In DH Lawrence's 1928 novel, Constance Chatterley lives there

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By Mark Duell Last updated at 4:43 PM on 13th February 2012 A former U.S. soldier who survived eight months on tour in Iraq lost both legs in an accident back home while he was helping an injured motorist. Army specialist Jeremy Gilley, 27, of Palermo, Maine, watched in agony as his legs were crushed by a minivan in Augusta, Maine, two months ago. He had pulled over to help another driver, but a 16-year-old on the road didn’t see the accident and struck the driver’s pickup truck and Mr Gilley. Iraq veteran: Jeremy Gilley, 27, of Palermo, Maine (pictured with girlfriend Rachael Turcotte), saw his legs crushed by a minivan in Augusta, Maine
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Jeremy Gilley spent eight months with Army in Iraq
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Both legs crushed by teenager's minivan in Maine
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Recovering and wants to walk again with prostheses

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London, England (CNN) -- Daily doses of vitamin B can halve the rate of brain shrinkage in elderly people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), which can be a precursor to Alzheimer's, researchers at Oxford University said Thursday. The two-year clinical trial is the largest to study the effect of vitamin B on MCI and one of the first disease-modifying trials in the Alzheimer's field to show positive results, the researchers said. The study followed 168 volunteers with mild memory problems, half of whom took a high-dose vitamin B tablet for two years and the other half who took a placebo.
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Vitamin B could halve the rate of brain shrinkage in those with mild cognitive impairment
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MCI can be a precursor to Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia
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Researchers caution that further and larger studies are needed to confirm the results

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(CNN) -- Air New Zealand's latest in-flight safety video, released Tuesday, is already another viral hit but is encountering some turbulence over its use of several bikini-clad Sports Illustrated models. View the video here Previous versions of the video -- starring anything from Hobbits to Bear Grylls to New Zealand's all conquering All Blacks rugby team -- have revolutionized the on-board safety message airlines deliver to passengers. The most recent effort though is being criticized by some as neither ground-breaking nor as creative, after the airline teamed up with Sports Illustrated magazine to produce what it's calling "the world's most beautiful safety video."
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'Safety in Paradise' released February 11, already has 120,000+ YouTube views
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It features models Ariel Meredith, Chrissy Teigen, Hannah Davis and Jessica Gomes
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Air New Zealand says it has been done "tastefully"

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By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 05:04 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:09 EST, 19 June 2012 A school pupil who dyed her hair red has been banned from lessons for a week until the colour ‘settles down’. Teachers took action against Kirsty Crooke's 'extreme' hair colour after she arrived at Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College in West Yorkshire with deep crimson roots. The 14-year-old GCSE student’s furious mother Natalie Bussey, insists the school has overreacted by banishing her daughter to a 'green room' away from other pupils while the colour loses its impact. Too bright: Kirsty Crooke, 14, has been banned from the classroom by teachers until the colour of her dyed red hair 'settled down'
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Kirsty Crooke, 14, was ordered out of the classroom for a week until the vivid colour subsides
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Mother Natalie Bussey said her hair was first dyed red a year ago but the school only took action when she recently retouched the roots
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School insists it is enforcing its 'high standards in uniform'

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(CNN)  -- The last of six Texas A&M University mariners who went missing in the Gulf of Mexico was found dead Sunday afternoon, the Coast Guard said. The other five crewmates were rescued earlier in the day. Members of the Texas A&M Offshore Sailing Team are shown in this photo from the team's Web site. The deceased mariner was identified by the university as Roger Stone, the vessel's second safety officer. The survivors -- four university students and a safety officer -- told the Coast Guard they were forced off their sailboat after it took on water and capsized. "The flooding was so fast that the thing flipped over," Coast Guard Capt. William Diehl told CNN.
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Deceased mariner identified by the university as Roger Stone
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Coast Guard rescues five sailors reported missing
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Texas A&M sailboat was taking part in regatta from Galveston to Veracruz, Mexico
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Boat's six-person crew missed 8 a.m. radio check Saturday

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There are no words. How do you even begin to start reporting what happened at Stamford Bridge. If you think the FA Cup is dead, an after thought; you are wrong. Hugely wrong. Mark Yeates beats the Chelsea defence and slots home past Petr Cech to make it 4-2 to Bradford Yeates (centre on his knees) celebrates scoring the winning goal as his Bradford team-mates enjoy the moment Andy Halliday calmly slots home to make it 3-2 and cap a remarkable comeback for Bradford Bradford's players mob Halliday after he puts the League One side in the lead for the first time
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Gary Cahill and Ramires had put Chelsea 2-0 up after 38 minutes at Stamford Bridge
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Bradford's goals came from Jon Stead, Felipe Morais, Andy Halliday and Mark Yeates
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Andre Schurrle left out of Chelsea squad, fueling speculation he is set to to leave the club

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Question: Latching on to @placeholder's lay-off, Halliday's career flashed in front of his eyes in the 82nd minute.


One of the reported architects of the interrogation program blasted in a scathing Senate Intelligence Committee report has tough words  for the authors. "It's a partisan pile of bull----," James Mitchell told CNN in an interview. Mitchell said he could not confirm or deny whether he was one of the key players referred to pseudonymously in the report -- citing a non-disclosure agreement he signed with the federal government. "If they were truly interested in getting the truth out, they would release me from it," said Mitchell, adding that he would be happy to talk. The report describes two psychologists who developed the interrogation program, and later had received $80 million from the government to run it despite the fact that neither had "specialized knowledge of al-Qa'ida, a background in counterterrorism, or any relevant cultural or linguistic expertise."
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Reported 'architect' of CIA interrogation techniques slams torture report
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James Mitchell says CIA agents gave their lives for the American people

Question: "The suggestion that the men and women of the @placeholder who put their lives on the line after 9/11 lied to the Senate, lied to the President and used bogus intelligence for some nefarious reason that's unknown," he said.


Money worries and a 'Hollywood ideal' of relationships are among the reasons counselling service Relate expects a spike in calls in the new year. Some couples and families will have had a 'really difficult time' over the festive period, with so much expectation to have a great Christmas, and for some people issues 'add up and become this big pressure cooker that just explodes'. Calls to Relate's national phone line rose by 53 per cent on the first Monday of January 2014 compared with the first Monday of December 2013, with appointment bookings increasing by 86 per cent. Couples feel pressured by 'perfect' relationships depicted by Hollywood, says counsellor Priscilla Sim
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Christmas  creates high expectations and puts pressure on relationships
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40 per cent of marriage troubles are caused by money worries

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By William Turvill With wooden wheels, a top speed of 21mph, three horsepower and an electric engine, this is hardly the sort of model you'd associate with a renowned car maker. But this vehicle, resembling a wooden crate on wheels, was the first car ever designed by the founder of Porsche, Ferdinand Porsche, when he was 22 years old in 1898. The model, released more than 30 years before the Porsche brand was founded in 1931, was recently discovered in an Austrian garage, where it had remained untouched since 1902. Scroll down for video This car, resembling a wooden crate on wheels, was the first model designed by the founder of Porsche
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The P1 was designed by Porsche founder, Ferdinand Porsche, in 1898
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The model, designed more than 30 years before the car brand was founded, was discovered untouched since 1902 in an Austrian garage
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The car, which has wooden wheels, is on display in the Porsche Museum

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(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton's leadership as secretary of state regarding the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram could become at least as serious an issue as her decisions surrounding the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi. Much of the attention Thursday was on the announcement that the House will create a select committee to investigate Benghazi, but the same day, Daily Beast reporter Josh Rogin revealed details about her time as secretary of state that raise significant questions about her broader record on issues of terrorism. Rogin reported that from 2011 through early 2013, the Clinton State Department repeatedly rejected efforts to designate Boko Haram as a terrorist organization. In recent weeks, the group has exploded onto the world stage by kidnapping more than 250 girls at a Nigerian boarding school.
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Newt Gingrich: Hillary Clinton could be questioned on Boko Haram as on Benghazi
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He says State Dept. under her leadership rejected requests to designate group as terrorists
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Justice Dept., FBI, CIA, and military officials asked for terrorism designation, Daily Beast reported
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Gingrich: Was Hillary Clinton aware of the requests? If not, should she have known?

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Question: @placeholder tweeted: "Access to education is a basic right & an unconscionable reason to target innocent girls.


(CNN) -- Federal agents can't account for more than 1,400 guns after a widely criticized operation aimed at tracing the flow of weapons to Mexican drug gangs, sources with knowledge of the investigation tell CNN. Of 2,020 guns involved in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives probe dubbed "Operation Fast and Furious," 363 have been recovered in the United States and 227 have been recovered in Mexico. That leaves 1,430 guns unaccounted for, the sources said. The ATF operation was intended to build cases against Mexican drug cartels by allowing firearms to go from the United States into Mexico. The hope was by tracing the guns in Mexico, agents would be able to determine the structure of various cartels and then bring them down.
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"Operation Fast and Furious" involved more than 2,000 guns, sources tell CNN
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Fewer than 600 have been recovered in the United States and Mexico, they say
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The operation has been sharply criticized by members of Congress

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Jordan Henderson feels criticism of Steven Gerrard this season is totally unjustified. The Reds captain's perceived waning influence has been highlighted as a factor in Liverpool's shaky start to the campaign. But Brendan Rodgers' side were much more dynamic in Saturday's Merseyside derby and Gerrard's free-kick in the 65th minute appeared to have sealed victory until Phil Jagielka struck a stunning late equaliser to earn a 1-1 draw. Steven Gerrard scored a superb free kick on Saturday to put Liverpool 1-0 ahead against Everton The Liverpool captain has scored nine times against Everton, the most of any player in Merseyside derbies
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Steven Gerrard scored brilliant free kick in 1-1 draw against Everton
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Former England captain has been criticised for early season displays
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'I don't think he deserves any criticism' says Jordan Henderson

Question: Instead, their bubble was well and truly burst by Jagielka's wonder strike and it was the @placeholder fans left singing in the stands at the end.


Washington (CNN) -- A majority of justices raised questions in oral arguments Wednesday about the federal Defense of Marriage Act, indicating the Supreme Court may strike down a key part of the law that denies legally married same-sex couples the same benefits provided to heterosexual spouses. A ruling is expected within three months on the constitutionality of the 1996 law that defines marriage for federal purposes as only between one man and one woman. Wednesday's arguments concluded two days of presentations before the high court on one of the most prevalent social issues of this era -- the right of gay and lesbian couples to wed and receive the full benefits of law provided to heterosexual couples.
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NEW: "I think it's gonna be good," says Edith Windsor, the focus of the DOMA challenge
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The court appears divided on the questions of discrimination and state authority
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Justice Anthony Kennedy refers to states' "power to regulate marriage"
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The Defense of Marriage Act denies benefits to same-sex couples

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For nearly half a century, it has been the nerve-centre of some of the country’s most high profile police investigations – including the IRA’s mainland bombing campaign in the 1970s, the disappearance of Lord Lucan and the July 2005 terror attacks. With its famous revolving sign outside, New Scotland Yard has also become one of London’s most iconic buildings, a popular destination on the tourist trail and served as a backdrop to thousands of TV crime reports. But not for much longer, after it was announced today today that the office block has been sold to an investment company in Abu Dhabi for £370million as part of a radical cost-cutting plan which will see the new HQ located in a much smaller building a few miles away.
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Photos from Met Police move in 1967 provide fascinating insight how force operated prior to the digital revolution
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Images show crates of paperwork detailing criminal records and what was once state-of-the-art policing technology
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It was announced today New Scotland Yard office block near St James's Park has been sold to Abu Dhabi company
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The Met Police headquarters, along with its famous revolving triangle sign, will shift to Victoria Embankment

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(CNN) -- An overwhelming vote by residents of the Falkland Islands to remain under British rule didn't quell claims from Argentina on Tuesday. President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner called this week's two-day referendum a "parody" and maintained that the territory, which Argentina calls Las Malvinas, rightfully belongs to her country. "It is as if a consortium of occupiers had voted on whether to continue illegally occupying a building," she said at an event in Buenos Aires. "The results were fixed." Asked whether they wanted to remain a British Overseas Territory, more than 99% of voters who cast ballots said yes, according to a Falkland Islands government spokesman. Just three people voted no, spokesman Darren Christie said.
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NEW: Argentina's president calls the Falkland Islands referendum a "parody"
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Britain will always defend the people of the Falklands, Cameron said
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Overwhelming percentage of voters said they want the Falklands to remain a territory
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Argentina, which knows the islands as Las Malvinas, disputes British sovereignty

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Andy Murray has warned the Australian Open it risks damaging the reputation of tennis after players were forced to play in searing heat in Melbourne. Canadian player Frank Dancevic and a ball boy both collapsed on court while China's Peng Shuai vomited then suffered cramp during her defeat as temperatures soared above 40C. Czech veteran Radek Stepanek also retired with heat exhaustion against Slovenian Blaz Kavcic. 'Inhumane': China's Peng Shuai (above) vomited then suffered cramp as temperatures soared above 40C during her defeat in the Australian Open In bad shape: Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan receives treatment by trainers during her first round match
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Canadian Frank Dancevic blasts the 'inhumane' conditions after collapsing
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A ball boy also collapses and China's Peng Shuai vomits during her defeat
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Andy Murray says tournament bosses risk damaging reputation of tennis

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London (CNN) -- Armed with a silky-smooth voice and an uncompromising spirit, Nigerian singer/songwriter Ola Onabulé has won admirers around the world. With a career spanning nearly two decades, the Nigerian singer has often been described as one of music's best-kept secrets. Onabulé says that although he can hear "the hidden compliment" in that phrase, he works hard to do even better. "It's not right that I should be a secret, I mean this isn't a profession in which to be kept a secret," he says. "You stand on a stage and put it out there because you want as many people as possible to hear your song or your idea or your message."
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Ola Onabulé is an acclaimed Nigerian singer and songwriter
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He blends Afro beats with jazz and soul while his lyrics often tackle tricky issues
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He's blazed his own trail in a career that has produced seven albums

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The mother of one of the men suspected of butchering a British solider on a London street desperately battled to turn him against extremism after becoming concerned by his behaviour, it has been claimed. Friends say Juliet Obasuyi was worried Michael Adebowale was turning against the family and wanted him to have 'spiritual guidance' before he radicalised himself. The 43-year-old was often left in tears after speaking to her son and would approach neighbours and friends for help. Worried: Juliet Obasuyi, the mother of one of the men suspected of butchering a British solider on a south London street, desperately attempted to turn him against extremism
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Juliet Obasuyi became increasingly concerned about Michael Adebowale
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43-year-old mother was often left in tears after speaking to him
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She wanted him to have 'spiritual guidance' before he radicalised himself
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'He is turning against the family' she tearfully told a friend
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Father of murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor 'mentored' Adebowale
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Adebowale and Michael Adebolajo arrested after death of Lee Rigby

Question: The videos appeared to be labelled as football matches but one line of inquiry for police is likely to be whether Adebowale was interested in the type of jihadi videos watched by the July 2005 @placeholder bombers.


They have graced the silver screen for many years. Watching them at the Golden Globes, however, you might have mistaken them for young ingenues. Despite being well into their forties and beyond, with their plump cheeks and smooth complexions some of Hollywood’s elder stateswomen look suspiciously younger than their years. Julianne Moore, who picked up the Golden Globe for best actress for her performance in the film Still Alice, barely seemed to have changed since her first victory at the ceremony 21 years ago. The actress, 54, has previously said she wants to age as ‘naturally as possible’ but her persistently glamorous looks have started to raise a few eyebrows.
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Julianne Moore appears unchanged since her first victory 21 years ago
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Wrinkle-free Calista Flockhart look much younger than her 50 years
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Jennifer Aniston, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Jennifer Lopez, all 45, also turned heads with their fresh faces

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Cindy Crawford’s children have proved themselves a chip off the old block by collaborating on a stunning photo shoot featuring a series of images of Cindy’s 13-year-old daughter Kaia, which were taken by her 15-year-old son Presley. In the photos, which were shared on the family’s Instagram account @kyyp, Kaia can be seen modeling a number of her mother’s most recognizable outfits, including a colorful Roberto Cavalli number first worn by Cindy at the Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards in New York City in 2003. In another, which Ms Crawford shared with the caption 'Love seeing my my kids work together for @kbyp #proudmama,' Kaia wears a flowing fuchsia frock by Calypso St. Barth that her mom wore in a recent commercial for her signature furniture line.
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In the candid photos, 13-year-old Kaia can be seen wearing a number of her mom’s most recognizable dresses, including a vintage Cavalli number
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Cindy commented on the Instagram images, proclaiming herself a 'proud mama'

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A council made an embarrassing error when it installed a plaque commemorating a visit to a town by King Charles I in 1663 - despite the fact he was executed 14 years earlier. North Tyneside Council erected the blue plaque at the Governor's Tree half way between North Shields and Tynemouth after a previous one was stolen. But they made a mistake with the date as Charles I was beheaded for treason on January 30, 1649 - and had actually visited the spot in 1633. Can you spot the mistake? North Tyneside Council made an error when it installed this plaque
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North Tyneside Council erected plaque after previous one was stolen
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It commemorated a visit to a town by King Charles I in 1663
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But Charles I was beheaded for treason on January 30, 1649
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The council admitted there was a mistake and said it will be changed

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This is the picture which last night intensified pressure on the head of the Government’s child abuse inquiry to resign. It shows Fiona Woolf with Lady Brittan, the wife of former Home Secretary Lord Brittan, at an awards ceremony in October 2013. This is despite Mrs Woolf telling MPs that she had had no social contact with the Brittans since April 2013. Victims of sexual abuse, their lawyers and MPs last night called for Mrs Woolf to resign over her dinner-party links to Lord Brittan, who is likely to be called to give evidence to the inquiry about allegations – which he denies – that he was at the centre of an Establishment cover-up of sex abuse claims.
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Theresa May appointed Fiona Woolf  after her original choice quit
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Lady Butler-Sloss stepped down because her brother was attorney general
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But Woolf admitted she is a dinner party friend of top Tory Leon Brittan
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Brittan rejects claims he failed to act on 1980s dossier of abuse allegations
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Lawyer for victims said Mrs Woolf was 'beyond the pale' over links
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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg distances himself from Mrs Woolf
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Victim of child sex abuse launches legal challenge to her appointment
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A group of victims launched a legal challenge to Mrs Woolf’s appointment on the grounds her friendship with the Brittans undermined her impartiality;
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A senior Tory minister admitted Mrs Woolf would have to show she had the confidence of victims and ‘time would tell’ if she had that;
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An abuse victim on the inquiry panel admitted it had got off to a ‘very difficult start’;
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Labour said her position was ‘not viable’.

Question: Home Secretary @placeholder has insisted the inquiry can go ahead, despite the chairman's links to Leon Brittan (right, with his wife)


(CNN) -- Rubbished, reviled, rejected. Rafa. As he posed on the Amsterdam Arena pitch with the glistening Europa League trophy in his hand, Rafael Benitez might have wondered what all the fuss had been about. Branislav Ivanovic's dramatic late winner secured a 2-1 win victory over Benfica and left Chelsea's interim manager with every right to feel proud. When he replaced Champions League-winning coach Roberto Di Matteo last November, he was welcomed into a cauldron of hate by Chelsea supporters. Despised by those in blue following his time with Liverpool, the new interim manager was mercilessly mocked, abused and verbally attacked in the stands and on radio phone-in shows.
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Chelsea wins the Europa League following 2-1 win over Benfica
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Branislav Ivanovic scored in the final minute of stoppage time
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Fernando Torres had given Chelsea the lead on 59 minutes
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Oscar Cardozo equalized from penalty spot before late Ivanovic winner

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Marouane Fellaini says that he was always confident he could help Belgium win against Algeria from the bench if called upon - and he did just that as he came on to score in their 2-1 comeback victory. Strikes from Fellaini and fellow substitute Dries Mertens turned the match around after Sofiane Feghouli had scored Algeria's first World Cup goal in 28 years from the penalty spot to put the Africans into a shock 24th-minute lead. And Fellaini has revealed he knew he would be able to contribute positively if coach Marc Wilmots turned to him. VIDEO Scroll down for Team Profile: Belgium
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Fellaini says he was always confident he could make the difference
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Goals from Fellaini and fellow substitute Dries Mertens for Belgium
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A Sofiane Feghouli penalty had put Algeria 1-0 up after 24 minutes
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Fellaini says that Belgium 'got what we deserved' in the end
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He hopes World Cup can help him forget horror year at Manchester United

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A Maryland woman and two teens are facing multiple charges for attacking the woman's ex-boyfriend with a tire iron after he complained about the trio having a threesome in his home, police say. Glenda Rodriguez, 32, and Luis Figueroa, 18, of Silver Spring are facing a slew of felony charges including attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault for the early December attack on 32-year-old Andres Hernandez. An unnamed 16-year-old, Figueroa's girlfriend, has also been charged. Attack: Glenda Rodriguez, 32, (right) and Luis Figueroa, 18, (left) are facing a slew of felony charges including attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault for the brutal attack on 32-year-old Andres Hernandez
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Glenda Rodriguez, 32, Luis Figueroa, 18, and Figueroa's 16-year-old girlfriend have been charged with first-degree attempted murder for attacking Rodriguez's ex-boyfriend with a tire iron
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The victim caught the trio having a threesome in his home and began 'bad-mouthing' them
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Rodriguez lured her ex-boyfriend to a location to have sex and Figueroa and the 16-year-old jumped out of a nearby porta potty and attacked the man with a tire iron, police say

Question: The three lovers were so offended by @placeholder's words that they devised a plan.


Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson resigned from the force because of threats against his colleagues, his lawyer said on Sunday, as it emerged he will not receive any severance pay. Mr Wilson, 28, whom a grand jury chose not to indict in the shooting death of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown in the St Louis, Missouri, suburb on August 9, officially quit the force on Saturday. On Sunday, his lawyer, Neil Bruntrager, revealed he chose to resign after being made aware of threats that his fellow officers would be harmed if he stayed in the force. It comes as Ferguson Mayor James Knowles has announced that Mr Wilson will not receive further pay nor benefits following his resignation, which he deemed a 'personal', not official, matter.
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Darren Wilson, 28, resigned from Ferguson Police Department Saturday
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Attorney has revealed he quit after learning of threats against colleagues
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'When Darren was told that, he simply said, "That's enough" says lawyer
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Mr Wilson, who shot dead Michael Brown, will not receive severance pay
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Comes as Mayor James Knowles has announced new scholarship scheme
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Proposal will aim to recruit more African-Americans into the police force
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Earlier this week, a grand jury chose not to indict Mr Wilson in shooting
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Decision has sparked violent protests across over 170 cities in America

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(CNN) -- The United States will talk to North Korea, but only if the country gets serious about negotiating the end of its nuclear weapons program, Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday during a visit to South Korea, a key U.S. ally. "North Korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power," Kerry said after arriving in Seoul. His trip to South Korea -- part of an Asian swing that also includes North Korean ally China -- came a day after a Pentagon intelligence assessment surfaced suggesting North Korea may have developed the ability to fire a nuclear-tipped missile at its foes.
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NEW: U.S. says it "stands vigilantly by" South Korea
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NEW: North Korea denies responsibility for hacking South Korean computers in March
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U.S. will talk to North Korea, but Pyongyang has to talk giving up nukes, Kerry says
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Ballistic missiles may be able to carry nukes, a U.S. defense intelligence assessment says

Question: Kerry now plans to visit @placeholder and tell leaders there that Pyongyang, as one senior administration official said, is "putting China's own interests at risk."


Shocking waiting lists in the Welsh NHS mean patients are dying before they can be treated, it emerged last night. Others become too ill for doctors to save their lives because of the length of time before tests or surgery. Faced with the potentially fatal delays, many Welsh patients end up raiding their life savings to pay for private treatment. Fears: Jeremy Hunt demanded that international watchdogs be allowed into Wales to carry out a comparative study of healthcare around the UK amid fears over the quality of care Nearly 1,400 patients annually wait at least a year for an operation, figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats show. In England, which is 17 times larger, only 574 people suffer the same delay.
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Long waiting lists means patients become too ill to be saved
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Many are spending life savings to get private treatment
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Nearly 1,400 patients annually wait at least a year for an operation
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In England - 17 times larger - only 574 people suffer the same delay.

Question: 'What I have been saying all along is that it's morally wrong for patients in @placeholder to wait such a lengthy time – in some cases it is the difference between life and death.


Editor's note: Do you have great pictures and stories to tell about your latest or favorite amusement park ride? Please let us know at CNN iReport's latest travel snapshot assignment: Theme Park Thrill Rides! (Travel and Leisure) -- As you speed along the ship's top-deck raft ride, waves break at the ocean's surface 150 feet below. It's an acrophobe's nightmare -- and could be the most thrilling moment of your next cruise vacation. We've come a long way in the century since the Titanic, when that ship's heated swimming pool was a mind-boggling luxury. Now it's AquaDuck, the cruise industry's first water coaster, that's making a splash on board the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy.
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RideHouse in Beijing is made up of 12 slides
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The 66-foot-tall Wild Vortex debuted in Tennessee in June
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The $26 million Divertical in Italy is the world's tallest water ride

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Bastrop, Texas (CNN) -- Firefighters southeast of Austin, Texas, battled strong winds Monday as they struggled to gain ground against a fast-moving wildfire that has so far scorched some 25,000 acres and destroyed close to 500 homes. Another fire in eastern Texas killed a mother and her 18-month-old child when flames engulfed their mobile home Sunday near Gladewater, the Gregg County Sheriff's Department said. "We got a long way to go to get this thing contained," Gov. Rick Perry said about the fire raging near Austin. "I have seen a number of big fires in my life. This one is as mean looking as I've ever seen."
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Another fire breaks out near Houston
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Gov. Rick Perry cautions Texans: "We got a long way to go"
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A fire southeast of Austin has destroyed close to 500 homes
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Two people are killed in a separate, eastern Texas wildfire

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With Ann Curry reportedly falling victim to the ratings war between GMA and the Today show, her colleague Hoda Kotb has emerged as the front-runner to replace her as anchor. Sources at NBC claim that Curry could leave as early as next week and Kotb, who hosts the fourth hour of Today with Kathie Lee Gifford is being touted as the Curry's replacement to sit alongside Matt Lauer. Kotb, who has been with NBC since 1998 is said to be seen by executives at the Peacock network to offer a seamless transition for Today, as it battles to re-establish its 16-year-long supremacy over GMA in the ratings.
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Hoda Kotb has worked at NBC since 1998
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Her easy rapport with current co-anchor Matt Lauer is seen to be key to the rumoured decision
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Kotb scored highly with focus groups after she went through a public battle with breast cancer in 2007
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Today's 16-year ratings winning streak over Good Morning America ended in April and the two shows have been neck-and-neck for months
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Ann Curry to be removed from anchor chair before July 27th Olympic coverage

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San Diego (CNN) -- Now that we have Sonia Sotomayor, a Latina, on the Supreme Court, the esteemed body will soon find itself in the middle of a telenovela. The storyline involves the contentious issue of affirmative action, which is central to Fisher vs. University of Texas, a case that is scheduled to come before the court this fall. It will cast a spotlight on two of the court's justices: Sonia Sotomayor and Samuel Alito. Affirmative action seems to be intensely personal to both of them, though for very different reasons. First, let's take a minute to note just how similar Alito and Sotomayor are in terms of their background. Both are baby boomers, born just a few years apart. Alito is 61 years old and Sotomayor is 57. They grew up in neighboring states. Alito is from New Jersey and Sotomayor is from New York. Both came from ethnic, working-class families. Alito's parents were teachers, Sotomayor's father was a tool-and-die worker and her mother was a telephone operator. Finally, both went to Princeton University and Yale Law School, where both served as editors of the Yale Law Journal.
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments for Fisher vs. University of Texas
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The case will determine the fate of affirmative action in public universities
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Ruben Navarrette: Samuel Alito and Sonia Sotomayor will likely take the issues personally
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Navarrette: The ways we see issues are often shaped by personal experiences

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(CNN) -- The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, UK has acquired two models of the world's first 3D-printed gun. The 'Liberator' pistol is the invention of Cody Wilson, a Texan law student whose company Defense Distributed caused a furore in May when it made blueprints for its firearm freely available on the internet. The distribution of the designs led to Wired magazine naming Wilson as one of the '15 Most dangerous People in the World'. In theory, once downloaded, the designs would allow anyone with access to a 3D printer to make their own gun. Video shows test firing of 3-D printed handgun
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London museum acquires world's first 3D-printed gun
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The firearm is the invention of Texan law student Cody Wilson
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The U.S. State department banned Wilson from distributing the gun's plans in May

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By Paul Sims Last updated at 1:23 AM on 23rd December 2011 As Europe’s largest military base, it is home to more than 12,000 Army personnel and their families. So it must have come as a surprise to the soldiers of Catterick Garrison when they discovered that the Military Wives charity single was nowhere to be seen in their local Tesco. Not least because the whole idea for the record came from a member of the garrison’s own Wags choir of servicemen’s wives and girlfriends. The Military Wives on Oxford Street on Tuesday. Their charity single 'Wherever You Are' is currently outselling the rest of the top 20 combined
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Store at Catterick Garrison says it is 'too small' to sell the charity CD
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But it does stock X Factor winners Little Mix's single
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Single has already sold over 390,000 copies

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(CNN) -- Mexican migration to the United States may have stalled, as a new study shows, but the political and social debates over immigrants living in the United States aren't going anywhere, experts say. The immigration debate is reflected in a number of policies and proposals, most recognizably state immigration laws that are being challenged. Oral arguments are scheduled at the Supreme Court on Wednesday as the justices decide whether Arizona can enforce its controversial immigration law. A bill in Mississippi that would require police to check the immigration status of all those arrested died in the state Senate this month.
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NEW: "It's not the United States it was 30 years ago," one immigrant says
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A new study says net flows from Mexico into the United States have stopped
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Better conditions in Mexico mean less desire to emigrate to the United States
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But future demand means the controversial debates will continue

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(CNN) -- Two U.S. lawmakers have urged U.S. Army Secretary Peter Geren to recognize 350 American soldiers held as slaves by Nazi Germany during World War II, saying "these heroes have not received the recognition and honor they deserve." Bernard "Jack" Vogel died in a Nazi slave camp in the arms of a fellow U.S. soldier, Anthony Acevedo, in 1945. "As Anthony Acevedo, one of the soldiers chosen, recently described to CNN, the Nazis picked those soldiers who looked Jewish, had a Jewish name or were considered 'undesirable,' " Reps. Joe Baca, D-California, and Spencer Bachus, R-Alabama, said in a letter sent to Geren last week.
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350 U.S. soldiers were held as slaves at camp in Germany during World War II
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CNN recently reported on the captivity of one soldier held at Berga an der Elster
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Congressmen urge Army secretary to honor the "sacrifices made by those detained"
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"As proud Americans, we wish to recognize and honor them for their service"

Question: "At Berga, captured soldiers were forced to endure inhumane conditions and suffer from the @placeholder policy of physical destruction through labor," Baca and Bachus said in their letter to Geren.


(CNN) -- The United States operates an air base in Kyrgyzstan. The keystone of the Pentagon's Northern Distribution Network, it keeps essential matériel moving into Afghanistan for NATO troops, notwithstanding steady disruption on the roads out of Pakistan. Russia, which insists that Kyrgyzstan is in its "sphere of influence" and claims a special right to protect ethnic Russians living there, has its own air base only a few miles away from the one used by the Americans. In theory, both of these installations serve the mutual security interests of Kyrgyzstan and its great power allies. In theory, the bases demonstrate shared security interests between Russia, the United States and Kyrgyzstan. Today Kyrgyzstan faces the most severe crisis of its history -- and the United States and Russia should act together to help alleviate it.
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Kyrgyzstan violence has claimed many lives, forced many from their homes
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Scott Horton, Baktybek Abdrisaev say U.S., Russia have done little in response
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They say the two nations have responsibility to help ease the suffering
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Coordinated action could end the humanitarian crisis, they say

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(CNN) -- It might not have been a royal procession, but Ted Ligety's tag as "King of Schladming'"is undeniable after he reigned supreme in Austria Friday. The 28-year-old successfully defended his world giant slalom title to become the first male skier in 45 years to win triple gold at a single world championship. Ligety has enjoyed a stellar week on the slopes, winning the opening super-G before claiming gold in the super-combined. Having already won four of the five giant slalom events so far this season, Friday's victory was not so much of a surprise, but it catapults the U.S. star into the history books and crowns an outstanding past seven days.
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Ted Ligety won his third gold of world championships at Schladming
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U.S. star becomes first male skier in 45 years to win triple gold at a single world championship.
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Austria's Marcel Hirscher claimed silver and Italy's Manfred Moelegg took brone

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Newcastle summer signing Remy Cabella struck two minutes from time as the Toon rescued a 2-2 draw at Championship side Huddersfield in a pre-season friendly. Daryl Janmaat made his debut for Alan Pardew's side while Facundo Ferreyra also made his first start since joining on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk. The duo would both play 55 minutes at the John Smith's Stadium against a plucky Terriers side who fielded two different teams for each half. VIDEO Scroll down for  Janmaat scoring a great goal for Feyenoord Staring role: Facundo Ferreyra made his first start for Newcastle following his loan move from Shakhtar
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Daryl Janmaat featured in Newcastle debut while Facundo Ferreyra appeared for first start since joining on loan from Shakhtar
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Emmanuel Riviere scored third-pre season goal with strike in 16th minute
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Radoslaw Majewski equalised 20 minutes later for Championship side
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Jon Stead came off the bench to give Terriers lead in 66th minute
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Remy Cabella equalised with two minutes to play following neat chip

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(CNN) -- Two superb goals from Arjen Robben sunk England at Wembley as the Netherlands secured a last-gasp 3-2 win in Wednesday's busy schedule of international friendlies. It was cruel on England's stand-in manager Stuart Pearce, who had seen his experimental side battle back from 2-0 down only for the Bayern Munich star to grab the winner in extended injury time. An entertaining game burst into life just before the hour mark as Robben surged forward and drove home a low shot past England goalkeeper Joe Hart. Less than a minute later and the 2010 World Cup runners-up were two ahead as striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar bravely headed home Dirk Kuyt's perfect cross from the right.
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Arjen Robben scores superb double as Dutch beat England 3-2
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Stand-in Stuart Pearce took charge of England in place Fabio Capello
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France stun Germany 2-1 in Bremen with Olivier Giroud scoring the opener
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Lionel Messi hat-trick as Argentina beat Swizerland 3-1

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By Ian Parkes Four-times Formula One world champion Alain Prost fears Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton risk damaging their relationship in the heat of this year's intense fight for the title. Hamilton and Rosberg have known one another since their karting days, even working as team-mates, before reuniting last year following the former's arrival at Mercedes. The duo have always been civil and cordial towards one another, but as time has worn on this season that has shown signs of slowly changing. Scroll down for videos... Frenemies: Lewis Hamilton (R) and Nico Rosberg (L) could fall out in race for the Driver's Championships
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Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg risk a bust up, warns Alain Prost
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Hamilton leads the German by three points in the Drivers' Championships
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Prost had an intense intra-team rivalry with Brazilian Ayrton Senna

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Washington (CNN) -- A day after the United States published a blacklist of alleged Russian human rights abusers, whom Washington slapped with personal sanctions, the Kremlin answered with a list of its own. It slaps alleged American rights violators with similar sanctions, official Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported Saturday. The U.S. list is part of a December 2012 law, the Magnitsky Act, which imposes visa bans and freezes assets of Russian officials believed to be connected to the death of whistleblower Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who uncovered the country's largest known tax fraud. U.S. releases blacklist tied to alleged Russia rights abuses
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Russia answers a U.S. human rights law with revenge sanctions on 18 Americans
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The U.S. law already drew an angry response when signed into law in December
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Friday, Washington published a list of alleged Russian human rights abusers
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Russia's blacklist includes members of a New York district court and FBI and a DEA agent

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By Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:55 EST, 14 September 2012 | UPDATED: 00:55 EST, 14 September 2012 A U.S. citizen sentenced to 22 years in prison in Nicaragua on drug-trafficking charges walked out of jail a free man on Thursday after his conviction was thrown out by an appeals court in a case that rallied international rights activists. Jason Puracal, 35, left La Modelo prison in Tipitapa, just east of the capital, Managua, on Thursday afternoon after the appeals court that heard his case last month ordered he be set free. Puracal was found guilty of drug trafficking and money laundering by a Nicaraguan trial judge last year, along with 10 Nicaraguan co-defendants, after being detained in 2010. He has maintained his innocence.
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U.S. citizen jailed after he was found guilty of drug trafficking and money laundering in 2010
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Appeals court ordered 22-year sentence be annulled after judge excluded evidence and didn't substantiate ruling
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Jason Puracal had worked as Peace Corps volunteer and in real estate

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Eighteen errors lines up to cause last summer's catastrophic derailment of a runaway train in the Quebec town of Lac-Mégantic, Canadian accident investigators said Tuesday, concluding an investigation that has revealed serious safety lapses in the transport of crude oil through Canada and the United States. Among the factors: a "weak safety culture" in the railroad that transported the oil; a government agency that required safety plans from industry but did little to check them; and a train that consisted almost entirely of substandard tanker cars. Those tanker cars -- known as DOT 111s -- still carry the bulk of the oil from the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota to ports on the east coast of the United States and Canada, although both countries -- spurred by the Lac-Mégantic tragedy -- are taking steps to phase them out.
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The Lac-Mégantic rail disaster of July 2013 killed 47 people,
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Canadian safety agency report faults railroad, government and train itself
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TSB: Accident may have been avoided if any one of 18 factors were not present
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Recent spike in rail shipments of oil surprised even government regulators, says TSB chair

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A retired policeman who swapped his panda car for a beaten-up old tractor to travel 8,000 miles  to the northern tip of Norway has completed his epic journey. Peter Matheson averaged just 10mph in his 1972 Massey Ferguson, and was hit by fourteen punctures as he braved mountain ranges and gale force winds along some of Europe's most spectacular roads. He is raising funds for the Tom Bowdidge Foundation - in memory of a 19-year-old who died of stomach cancer - and Unicef. Retired policeman Peter Matheson poses with his companion Amber the Labrador in front of the 1972 Massey Ferguson tractor that took them to Europe's northern tip and back
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Former PC Peter Matheson averaged 10mph on his 1972 Massey Ferguson tractor
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He was raising funds for the Tom Bowdidge Foundation supporting young people with cancer
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Encountered gale force winds as he crossed treacherous mountain ranges on the six-month trip
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Now back home in Scotland he plans to write a book about his adventure

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Two sisters have sued the founders of Snapchat for using their images without permission to promote the popular app. Sarah and Elizabeth Turner, who both live in Georgia, say cofounders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy caused them 'emotional distress, embarrassment and the loss of pecuniary value of the use of their photographs, images and likenesses’ when they led them to believe that their pictures, which they took for free in 2011, would be used for a 'class project'. In most of the pictures, the girls - who were 18 and 19 years old at the time - are shown on the beach in bathing suits. One of the images, however, is cropped to make them appear naked, as if one sister is pulling the other one's top off, according to the lawsuit.
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Sarah and Elizabeth Turner’s images appears in Google after a search for 'Snapchat sluts,' the lawsuit says
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They pair was reportedly told their pictures would be used for 'a school project' when they were taken for free in 2011
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The popular app was recently valued at $10billion

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By Bianca London Her commitment to her son's career is legendary. She gave him his first tennis racket when he was two and coached him until he was 11. She even sacrificed her marriage to follow him around the world. So after watching her son in an epic display of resilience, perseverance and sheer guts to become the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936, it was no surprise that Judy Murray wanted to celebrate in style. And the 53 year old, who has often been criticised for being one of the toughest women in tennis, couldn't hide her happiness as she dazzled watching her son Andy collect the Gentlemen's Singles Trophy during the Winner's Ball last night.
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Andy Murray celebrated historic win with family and girlfriend at Ball in London
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Judy, 53, dazzled in £1,680 Jenny Packham gown
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Said she has never worn a long dress before but this was a special occasion
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Murray beat Novak Djokovic 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 on Centre Court to become the first British men's champion in 77 years

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(CNN)The family of James McNair, the late comedian known as "Jimmy Mack," has settled a lawsuit with Walmart over the auto accident that killed him and injured fellow comedian Tracy Morgan, McNair's family says. McNair's sister, Pamela McNair, said the amount agreed upon is confidential, but was satisfactory to all parties. "There is no value, no dollar amount, on my brother's life at all," she said. "But in terms of finances, it will assist the family a great deal to continue living life." McNair was the father to 26-year-old Jamel and 19-year-old Danita and was the oldest of seven siblings he "cared for greatly," Pamela said.
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Wreck with Walmart truck killed James McNair and injured Tracy Morgan
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James McNair performed under the name "Jimmy Mack" and was Morgan's friend

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Question: @placeholder continues to work with others involved in the accident and we will continue to do what's right."


By Rebecca Seales PUBLISHED: 06:12 EST, 8 April 2012 | UPDATED: 06:46 EST, 8 April 2012 Trapped: Mrs Shah - who has adopted a pseudonym for her own protection - was forced into marriage at just five years old, despite living in an ordinary British town (picture posed by model) A successful businesswoman has told of her agony after being forced into an abusive marriage at the age of five - despite living in Britain. Samina Shah, who is now in her 40s and too frightened to reveal her real name, spoke out after revelations that Britain's Forced Marriage Unit had handled the case of another five-year-old girl last year.
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Victim tells how her childhood was shockingly ended by the ceremony she mistook for a birthday party
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Forced abroad to live with her husband in Pakistan, she suffered years of abuse before finally finding the strength to seek a divorce
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The women are too afraid and ashamed to show their faces or have their real names used. They have been driven to sell their bodies to put food on the table for their children -- for as little as $8 a day. Suha, 37, is a mother of three. She says her husband thinks she is cleaning houses when she leaves home. "People shouldn't criticize women, or talk badly about them," says 37-year-old Suha as she adjusts the light colored scarf she wears these days to avoid extremists who insist women cover themselves. "They all say we have lost our way, but they never ask why we had to take this path."
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Aid workers: Violence, increased cost of living drive women to prostitution
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Group is working to raise awareness of the problem with Iraq's political leaders
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Two Iraqi mothers tell CNN they turned to prostitution to help feed their children
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"Everything is for the children," one woman says

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Washington (CNN) -- The Obama administration raised the stakes in the health care debate Monday, releasing a new blueprint that seeks to bridge the gap between measures passed by the Senate and House of Representatives last year. If enacted, the president's sweeping compromise plan would constitute the biggest expansion of federal health care guarantees since the enactment of Medicare and Medicaid more than four decades ago. The White House said it would extend coverage to 31 million Americans. Among other things, the White House said it would expand Medicare prescription drug coverage, increase federal subsidies to help people buy insurance and give the federal government new authority to block excessive rate hikes by health insurance companies.
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NEW: House GOP leader: Health care summit has "all the makings of a Democratic infomercial"
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Administration plan seeks to bridge gap between House, Senate bills
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President Obama's plan doesn't include public option
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Plan would seek to block excessive rate hikes by health insurance companies

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Question: The @placeholder bill, in contrast, would have imposed a fine of up to 2.5 percent of an individual's income.


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama fought back and Republican challenger Mitt Romney mostly stood his ground in a bruising, argumentative debate three weeks before Election Day. With a third and final debate to go, both candidates appeared likely to secure their standing in an already tight race that portends a cliffhanger presidential vote. Read a version of this story in Arabic On Wednesday, both campaigns will continue their focus on battleground states considered crucial to winning the White House. Obama heads to Iowa and Ohio and Vice President Joe Biden campaigns in Colorado and Nevada, while Romney will go to Virginia and running mate Rep. Paul Ryan stops in Ohio.
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Analysts, CNN/ORC poll gives President Barack Obama the nod in second debate
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Obama says voters "can't buy" Mitt Romney's sales pitch on taxes
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Romney says Obama failed in his four years as president

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4: Neymar (Brazil) 3: Thomas Muller (Germany), Arjen Robben (Holland), Robin van Persie (Holland), Enner Valencia (Ecuador), Karim Benzema (France) 2: Mario Mandzukic (Croatia), Lionel Messi (Argentina), Andre Ayew (Ghana), Gervinho (Ivory Coast), James Rodriguez (Colombia), Clint Dempsey (USA), Tim Cahill (Australia), Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Ivan Perisic (Croatia), Memphis Depay (Holland) The 2014 version of the Brazil national football team is so full of holes it remains distinctly possible that somebody could yet give them a rather embarrassing hiding over the next fortnight. Nevertheless, in the shape of their remarkable forward Neymar they boast a young footballer who seems determined to make this World Cup his own.
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Neymar scores twice to help Brazil into the World Cup last 16 with a win against Cameroon
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Fred grabbed his first World Cup goal in eight years to put Brazil into a 3-1 lead
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Joel Matip put Cameroon level in the first half
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Cameroon crash out of the summer tournament

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