Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi filled the streets of seven Yemeni provinces on Sunday, one day after Hadi escaped house arrest in the capital, Sanaa. Hadi had been under house arrest for a month after he resigned under pressure from Houthi rebels. But he escaped and released a statement saying he is still president, calling all political decisions made since September illegal and invalid. A nephew of the president was kidnapped Sunday by Houthi rebels, two security officials in Ibb province told CNN. The nephew, Nasser Ahmed Mansour Hadi, was heading to the seaport province of Aden, where the President fled after escaping from house arrest in the capital, Sanaa.
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President's nephew kidnapped by Houthi rebels, officials say
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Protesters turn out in support of Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi
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Hadi says he's still president after escaping from house arrest

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 11:03 EST, 4 September 2012 | UPDATED: 03:44 EST, 6 September 2012 Tragic: Amanda Telfer was walking past a building site when a falling window frame hit her on Hanover Square in central London The 13-feet tall window that crushed an 'extremely talented' young lawyer to death weighed more than half a tonne, an inquest heard today. Lawyer Amanda Telfer, 43, was fatally injured as she ate a banana while passing by a construction site on Hanover Square, off Oxford Street in central London. Criminal charges could now be brought after she was killed by the frame that took ten people to pull off her body, the inquest was told.
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A half-tonne 13-feet high window frame had been propped up against a wall when it fell on Amanda Telfer
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Her inquest was opened and adjourned today to allow police and the Health and Safety executive to carry out investigation
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Ms Telfer worked as a lawyer and was described by colleagues as 'extremely talented'
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The accident happened as workmen were installing windows at a new six-storey office block off Oxford Street last Thursday
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A gust of wind was believed to have caused the tragedy and it took ten people to lift the frame off her

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(CNN) -- I love Thanksgiving. I love everything about it: gathering three generations around the table, pausing for a moment with heads bowed to thank God for our abundant blessings, carrying a tradition across the centuries, watching my beloved Texas Longhorns play football. I even love clanging the pots and scraping the plates afterward. And I especially love the eating. We are traditionalists in my family, so it's turkey and stuffing, and three kinds of pie. I am hoping this year to add one more item to the menu: a small serving of conscience. For as we gorge ourselves, Congress is contemplating drastic cuts in food aid for the least of our brethren. Food stamps, formally known as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance for the Poor, or SNAP, help poor people eat -- simple as that.
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Paul Begala: As we gorge at Thanksgiving, GOP House wants to cut food stamps for millions
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He says SNAP gives a small amount of money to the very poor; comes out to $1.50 a meal
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GOP Rep. Fincher, who voted to cut, got $3.48 million in farm taxpayer subsidies, he says
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Begala: Economists say food stamps spur economic growth; GOP should restore them

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By Leon Watson Mobs burned and looted scores of foreign-owned factories in Vietnam in a 1000-strong protest by workers, it emerged today. The unrest in response to China's recent placement of an oil rig in disputed South-east Asian waters is the most serious outbreak of public disorder in the tightly controlled country in years. It points to the dangers for the government as it tries to manage public anger at China while also itself protesting the Chinese actions in an area of the South China Sea it says belongs to Vietnam. Firefighters stand across from the main entrance of Tan Than Industries as the Taiwanese bicycle factory burns, in Di An Town, Binh Duong province, Vietnam
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Unrest is the most serious outbreak of public disorder in years
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Vietnam government is trying to manage public anger at China
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It comes as dispute intensifies over the South China Sea

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By Will Stewart In Moscow British airlines could be barred from flying across Siberia on routes between Europe and Asia, it was revealed today. Russia is considering imposing the curbs on air companies from countries which have targeted Moscow with sanctions over the Ukraine crisis. The 'tit-for-tat' move could hit British and other EU airlines hard, adding costs and time to routes to the Far East. Russia is considering imposing cubs on air companies from countries which have targeted Moscow with sanctions over the Ukraine crisis. The BA Boeing 747 in the picture was grounded in Siberia after a previous emergency during a flight from London-Beijing
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'Tit-for-tat' move could hit British and other EU airlines hard causing delays
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Russia considers restrictions in response to sanctions over Ukraine crisis
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Western airlines have dozens of flights a day using Siberian airspace
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Move follows EU sanctions which targeted Aeroflot offshoot airline, Dobrolet

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By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 16:55 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 16:55 EST, 23 October 2012 Troubles continue for Vernon Winfrey, the 79-year-old father of talk show host Oprah, as he reported to a Tennessee court that he has overdrawn at his bank. Mr Winfrey is in the midst of a contentious divorce from his third wife Barbara , who claims that he both cheated on her and made threats to kill her. Now Mr Winfrey is returning with accusations that Barbara, who is asking for spousal support, makes far more than the $282.33 he makes per month. Divorce battle: Barbara Winfrey, right, made accusations against Vernon Winfrey, left, in divorce papers saying he threatened to kill her and cheated on her numerous times
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Barbara Winfrey claim's Oprah's father Vernon 'cheated on her multiple times and threatened to shoot her'
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Oprah accused of conspiring with her father to force Barbara out of the marital home

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Tony Abbott has promised to 'shirtfront' Vladimir Putin over what he knows about the MH17 tragedy when the two lock horns at the G20 conference in Brisbane. But the Russian President certainly didn't look too nervous about a curtain raiser confrontation with the Australian PM in Beijing, where both leaders will briefly cross paths at the APEC summit. As Mr Abbott touched down in the Chinese capital, Mr Putin was spotted looking typically calm as met with world leaders - shaking hands, smiling for photos and even comparing phones. Mr Putin held bilateral talks with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, met with China's president Xi Jinping and shook hands with Chilean President Veronica Michelle Bachelet Jeria.
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Vladimir Putin touches down in Beijing for APEC Summit
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Putin and Tony Abbott and  will  attend discuss free-trade in the region
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The Australian PM grabbed global headlines after pledging to 'shirtfront' Mr Putin during the G20 leader meeting

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(CNN) -- Stepping on stage after leading her party to its biggest electoral triumph in decades, German Chancellor Angela Merkel almost seemed the antithesis of a modern-day politician. Bouquet in hand and beaming broadly as the adoring crowd chanted "Angie, Angie," the 59 year-old looked more flattered than full of herself. "This is a super result," she said. "I think we can all be proud." It wasn't the royal "we" Merkel was referring to -- a mistake former British Prime Minister and so-called "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher once cringingly made -- but rather some 41.5% of German voters. So much for those who say plainness precludes power.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, heading into her third term, is the antithesis of a modern-day politician
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She is modest and unassuming, and fondly called Mutti -- or mother -- by the German public
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She is often compared the "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher, but her style is quiet different
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(CNN) -- Manchester United's Robin van Persie received a hostile reception on his return to the Emirates Stadium but had the last laugh Sunday by scoring the equalizer in a 1-1 draw against his former club Arsenal. Van Persie's 29 goals this season have fired United to the English Premier League title, grabbing a hat-trick last Monday as they beat Aston Villa to clinch their 20th top-flight crown. He left Arsenal in a $37 million switch to their EPL rivals in close season and the ill-feeling surrounding that move was reflected in the chorus of boos from the home fans every time he touched the ball.
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Arsenal and Manchester United draw 1-1 at Emirates
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Robin van Persie scores United's equalizer on return to his old club
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Chelsea move above Arsenal into third with 2-0 win over Swansea
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Reading and Queens Park Rangers are relegated from EPL

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(CNN) -- A piece of tarp that reads, "Welcome to you, God Bless You" marks a barely-enclosed dirt field. At this orphanage, the only traces of shelter are the few tents that haven't yet been stripped by the strong winds. It's my last day in Haiti, and I'm on a trip to bring food, water and supplies to Haitians still displaced by the 2010 earthquake. The first stop is the orphanage, in the middle of one of Port-au-Prince's largest tent cities. When I step out of the Land Rover, I begin to see the children -- they come out from behind the tarp. They're dusty, sun-burnt, and smiling shyly.
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CNN's Janet Ahn traveled to Haiti to witness the earthquake devastation and help rebuild
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Ahn met Miriam Frederick, who has been volunteering in Haiti for the past 30 years
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Frederick helps care for Lavita, 8, suffering from malnutrition after living in tent city
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Seeing Lavita's recovery encourages volunteers to continue working

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By Iona Kirby PUBLISHED: 12:04 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:02 EST, 14 June 2013 It seems Farrah Abraham has learned the hard way that getting on the wrong side of Charlie Sheen is not a good idea. The angry Anger Management actor has slammed the Teen Mom star in a rather humiliating open letter. Farrah shared text messages between the pair which showed them planning a date, and Charlie is furious at her for leaking the conversation. A bit embarrassing: Charlie Sheen has slammed Farrah Abraham in an open letter published on TMZ.com
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Lashed out at Teen Mom star after she published text messages they exchanged
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Farrah asked Charlie to meet up for a coffee or playdate and also said she wants to guest star on Anger Management
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Farrah has responded to open letter and calls Charlie an 'old train wreck' who has 'mental issues'
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The 22-year-old added that her body and relationship with her daughter 'are both the epitome of perfection'

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(CNN) -- Do comedy writers share notes or do they just think alike? On the day "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno announced he was passing the baton to Jimmy Fallon, he and an old rival shared nearly identical jokes on their late night shows. In his opening monologue on Wednesday, Leno said it had been a tough day for him. "Had a really awkward day today," the late night host said in mock anguish. "Had to call David Letterman and tell him he didn't get 'The Tonight Show' ... again." At nearly the same instant on the "Late Show," Letterman addressed his rival's impending retirement.
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Fallon will replace Leno in spring 2014
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The new "Tonight Show" will also return to New York

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A U.S. citizen quarantined in Ghana suspected of having Ebola has tested negative for the deadly disease. The Ministry of Health said preliminary tests undertaken by the Noguchi Memorial Research Institute proved negative. It said the American, who has not been named, had previously visited Guinea and Sierra Leone - countries where Ebola has killed hundreds. He arrived in Ghana and went to the Nyaho clinic in Accra with a fever. He was then quarantined along with the doctor and two nurses who treated him, Citi News reports. Deadly toll: More than 450 people have died in an Ebola outbreak in West Africa that has raged since February
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The unnamed American reportedly visited Guinea and Sierra Leone

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By Harriet Hernando An ex-soldier was brought back from the brink of death by his pet dogs. Billy Malone, 66, collapsed at his home in Llanfairfechan, North Wales, and banged his head on a radiator knocking himself out. But his pet terrier Rocky and Rhodesian Ridgeback Copa came to the rescue and managed to wake Mr Malone up by licking his face. Former soldier Billy Malone, 66, is recovering in Gwynedd Hospital in Bangor, Wales, after collapsing and knocking himself out Man's best friend: Mr Malone's pet terrier Rocky (left) and Rhodesian Ridgeback Copa (right) managed to wake their owner by licking him after he fell unconscious, so he was able to call for help
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Billy Malone, 66, banged his head on a radiator and passed out when he was home alone
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Furious Swansea boss Garry Monk accused Stoke winger Victor Moses and referee Michael Oliver of cheating his team after a controversial penalty decision at the Britannia Stadium on Sunday. Monk, who now faces an FA disciplinary charge, called for Moses to be punished for diving. The Swansea boss added that if he had ‘dived’ in that manner he would have been too ashamed to face his own family. But when Moses tumbled in the penalty area shortly before the break Oliver was convinced and awarded his second spot-kick of the match. The 29-year-old Northumberland official had earlier upset Stoke by penalising Ryan Shawcross for impeding Wilfried Bony at a corner, and the debate completely overshadowed Jonathan Walters’ 76th-minute winner.
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Wilfried Bony puts Swansea ahead from the spot after controversial decision against Ryan Shawcross
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Stoke defender had dragged Bony to the floor off the ball at a corner
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Charlie Adam equalises for Stoke with another penalty in 43rd minute after Victor Moses went down
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Jonathan Walters scores first Premier League goal of the season to put Stoke 2-1 up after 76 minutes

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Osama bin Laden's son-in-law is being held in a super-secret 'terror wing' of a fortress-like federal prison that has housed some of the most notorious criminals of recent memory. Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, who pleaded not guilty Friday to charges of conspiring to kill Americans on 9/11, is in a cell that's eight feet by 12 feet inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center. He's locked up just blocks from the former site of the World Trade Center where nearly 3,000 people were killed on 9/11. The grim MCC is a mini Guantanamo Bay where prisoners are locked up for 22 hours a day. Hook-handed preacher of hate Abu Hamza, who was deported from Britain to face terrorism charges in the same court, is also in the same jail on the Terror Wing reserved for high risk inmates.
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Al Qaeda spokesman Sulaiman Abu Ghaith pleaded not guilty in federal court on Friday
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He's being held in the 'Terror Wing' at Metropolitan Correctional Center - less than a mile from where World Trade Center stood
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Jail has housed some of the most notorious criminals over the years, including mob boss John Gotti and 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef
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Building looks like a fortress and cells are said to be filthy and comparable to jail depicted in the novel The Count of Monte Cristo

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(CNN) -- Chilean officials are asking fishermen to help save birds caught in nets after thousands of dead fowl appeared along coastal Chile this week. At least 2,300 dead birds were found along beaches between Cartagena and Playa de Santo Domingo, Chile, said Jose Luis Britos, and environment professor and director of the Museum of Natural History of San Antonio, Chile. Many of the birds, which come from several species, had broken wings and bruising on the outside of their bodies -- injuries consistent with getting trapped in fishing nets, Britos said. He said bird deaths from fishing nets occur every year, but never at this level. In a typical year, about 15 to 20 dead birds are found, Britos said.
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Warm waters off Peru have chased away fish, a national center studying El Nino says
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Fish flee south to deeper, cooler waters, leaving 5,000 Peruvian surface-feeding birds dead
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Chilean birds have apparently feasted on such fleeing fish, an environment professor says
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Many of the dead Chilean birds have injuries consistent with getting trapped in fishing nets

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:47 EST, 25 August 2012 | UPDATED: 00:46 EST, 26 August 2012 A Pennsylvania man on the run after shooting dead two young brothers during a drug deal has been arrested for raping a 13-year-old girl. John J. Gonce, 28, of Secane, was charged with killing Christopher Malcolm, 17, and Rohan Bennett, 12, in Philadelphia on July 24 but evaded police and convinced his cousin to let him hide out at her Baltimore, Maryland, home. Three days later he raped a 13-year-old girl and went on to sexually assault her on another two occasions, police said.
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John J. Gonce, 28, charged with gunning down 12 and 17-year-old in Philadelphia last month
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Fled to hide out at cousin's house in Baltimore, Maryland
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Was arrested after raping and sexually assaulting girl, 13, multiple times but claims she consented
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Man bolted from police and hid in rubbish bin before being caught
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'He is someone we are glad to get off the street,' police said

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By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 11:23 EST, 22 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:47 EST, 22 January 2013 Most babies of 12 months of age cannot walk, while their vocabulary might just about stretch to a few goos and perhaps the odd ‘Mum’. However, a new hi-tech tablet for babies will go on sale at a price of £84.99 in time for Christmas. The InnoTab 2 Baby – effectively an iPad for babies – was launched today at the 2013 Toy Fair, a showcase for what manufacturers hope will be the big sellers of the year. Mily La, 2, tries out the £84.99 InnoTab 2, with the help of Charlotte Johnson. The tablet is aimed at babies and children from 1 year to 4 years
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InnoTab 2 Baby can download apps, and comes in a case to protect it from being dropped (and chewed)
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Comes with eBooks and music preloaded
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Revealed alongside dozens of must-have toys at the 2013 Toy Fair

Question: Miss @placeholder said it was far better than simply putting a child in front of a TV screen because it has interactive elements, while it can be used by a parent and child.


(CNN) -- The first refuge of tyrants and buffoons is to blame someone else for the messes they make. On the world stage, that usually means blaming America when things do not go their way. It's an old trick. It's easy to spot. But it doesn't work as well as it used to. Russia's Vladimir Putin is using it to bolster his standing ahead of Sunday's presidential election. The Iranian regime just dusted off the old trick in advance of Friday's election, the first national vote since the disputed, probably stolen, 2009 election. So have Egypt and Syria, blaming "foreign conspirators" for their people's demands for democratic change. Even Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, with elections approaching, has blamed his cancer on the CIA.
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Frida Ghitis: Tyrants like to blame someone else for the messes they make
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Ghitis: rulers in Russia, Iran, Egypt and Venezuela have pointed fingers at the U.S.
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She says this tactic has worked for decades in the Middle East
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Ghitis: But the search for distractions is not working as well as it used to

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Crystal Palace have been told to match Blackburn Rovers’ £5million valuation of Rudy Gestede or forget about signing the striker in the January transfer window. The Premier League club are offering £3.5m for Gestede, but Blackburn have warned that their refusal to accept Hull City’s £10m bid for his strike partner Jordan Rhodes in the summer is proof that they will not be forced into a cut-price deal. Manager Gary Bowyer said: ‘I think the owners have a valuation and until it’s met I don’t think he’ll be going anywhere. They proved that this season with Jordan Rhodes. Blackburn Rovers striker Rudy Gestede sat out his side's draw with Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium
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Rudy Gestede is a transfer target for Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew
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Palace have currently offered £3.5m but Rovers will not sell for that price
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Rovers refused to sell Jordan Rhodes to Hull City for £10m in the summer

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(CNN) -- As 2013 comes to a close, the conventional wisdom is grim: Immigration reform is dead. Expectations ran high; this was supposed to be the year. The President promised action, and the 2012 elections drove home the political imperative. But then, after struggling mightily, Congress failed to get it done -- again. It hardly matters whether you blame the President, House Republicans or the immigration-reform movement. There's still nothing to show for the year. â€ŽBut once again, as so often with immigration, the conventional wisdom is wrong. Politics isn't baseball. The end of the year isn't the end of an inning, wiping out all gains that don't deliver a man across home plate. Passing landmark legislation is more like long-distance running: Momentum builds over the long haul, and progress is cumulative. From that perspective, 2013 was a banner year for immigration reform, and we could still win. Congress could pass a far-reaching immigration overhaul -- in 2014.
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Tamar Jacoby: At 2013 end, immigration reform seems dead, but it's not
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She says the year brought big progress, support from CEOs, evangelicals, even GOP
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She says change slow, but tectonic, likely won't include citizenship, but legal status
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Jacoby: Can House GOP, Dems compromise? It will be tricky, but momentum building

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At its launch event in September, Apple boss Tim Cook said prices for the firm's upcoming watch would start at $349 - but he refused to go into more detail. Now, French website iGen.fr has been told by a 'reliable source' that the stainless steel model will be available from $500, while the gold version will set customers back up to $5,000. And the source also revealed the firm is on track to release its first wearable around Valentine's Day, as per previous rumours - dismissing more recent claims of a spring release. Scroll down for video French website iGen.fr has been told by a 'reliable source' that the stainless steel model of Apple's Watch will be available from $500, while the gold version (pictured) will set customers back between $4,000 and $5,000
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The Apple Watch was unveiled at an event in California earlier this month
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CEO Tim Cook announced prices for the Sport model would start $349
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A source said that Apple is unhappy with the watch's battery life

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The United States has asked China for help battling North Korean hacking of American information systems, such as the Sony Pictures incident, a senior administration official told CNN on Saturday. "We have discussed this issue with the Chinese to share information, express our concerns about this attack, and to ask for their cooperation," the official said. "In our cybersecurity discussions, both China and the United States have expressed the view that conducting destructive attacks in cyberspace is outside the norms of appropriate cyber behavior." North Korea's Internet traffic goes through China. President Barack Obama said Friday, "We've got no indication that North Korea was acting in conjunction with another country."
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U.S. has asked China to help combat North Korean hacking, official says
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U.S. says it's confident North Korea is behind cyberattack
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North Korea warns of "serious consequences" if the U.S. keeps tying it to the attack

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London (CNN) -- The landscape of German politics is changing. Angela Merkel has just been re-elected chancellor and is considered the country's most powerful female politician ever. And now, for the first time in its history, two black politicians are entering parliament. Charles Huber of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Karamba Diaby from the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), were elected in this month's general election to Germany's parliament, the Bundestag. Huber, 56, is a television actor in Germany well-known for starring in the detective TV series "Der Alte" ("The Old Man") for years. He was born in Munich to a Senegalese father and a German mother.
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Charles Huber (CDU) and Karamba Diaby (SPD) are the first two black politicians in the Bundestag.
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Just 5% of all MPs have immigrant backgrounds - while 20% of Germany's population have roots abroad.
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Cemile Giousouf is the CDU's first Muslim Bundestag member.

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Question: Diaby's first priority now that he is a lawmaker in the Bundestag is to tackle the issue of education to ensure that everyone in @placeholder, no matter what their ethnicity, skin colour or financial background, has access to good schooling.


The 80,000 crowd at Wembley were joined by familiar faces as celebrities turned out for Carl Froch and George Groves II. Among those at ringside was football pundit Jamie Redknapp, TV chef Gordon Ramsey, England cricket captain Alastair Cook and former British boxer Frank Bruno. The rematch, fighting for the super-middleweight title, has been fuelled by a war of words between Froch and Groves, and certainly caught the imagination of some well-known figures. VIDEO Scroll down for Carl Froch's post fight reaction Spotted: Jamie Redknapp ringside to see Carl Froch and George Groves battle it out Ringside: Tamara Ecclestone looks on in the seats at Wembley
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Football pundit Jamie Redknapp, England cricket club Alastair Cook and former British boxer Frank Bruno there for Froch-Groves II
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For architecture buffs numbed by the ongoing global battle to crank out record-breaking tall buildings, here's something innovative to spark the imagination. The South Korean government has granted approval to begin construction on the world's first "invisible" tower. Designed by U.S.-based GDS Architects, the glass-encased Tower Infinity will top out at 450 meters (1,476 feet) and have the third highest observation deck in the world. The project is backed by Korea Land & Housing Corporation, a state-owned land and public housing developer. The invisibility illusion will be achieved with a high-tech LED facade system that uses a series of cameras that will send real-time images onto the building's reflective surface.
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Tower Infinity will be 450 meters high and have the third highest observation deck in the world
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The invisibility illusion will be achieved with LED facade system
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Tower Infinity will be built near Seoul's Incheon International Airport

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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Leaders of the NAACP on Saturday called for the firing of the New York Post cartoonist whose drawing lampooning the federal stimulus bill has drawn charges that it's racist and encourages violence toward President Obama. NAACP's Benjamin Todd Jealous says the  organization will take issue "national" if Post cartoonist isn't fired. Speaking at the civil rights group's annual meeting in New York, NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous said that if Sean Delonas is not fired, the group will call for protests of the paper and Fox television affiliates, which are owned by Post parent company News Corp.
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NAACP threatens to protest paper and Fox television affiliates if cartoonist is not fired
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The drawing, which lampoons federal stimulus bill, has drawn charges of racism
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Post offers qualified apology accusing some of jumping at chance to attack the paper

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(CNN) -- "Veronica Mars" was canceled after only three seasons in 2007, leaving fans hungry for some kind of closure. While creator Rob Thomas and Kristen Bell have teased the idea of a "Veronica Mars" movie in the years since, that possibility seemed to die when the studio passed on the project. But fans -- or "Marshmallows" as they're known -- wouldn't let executives keep their beloved characters from them a second time and saved the project by donating more than $5.7 million to a Kickstarter campaign for the film earlier this year, reaching far more than the $2 million Warner Bros. required to make the movie. (Time Warner is the parent company of both Warner Bros. and CNN).
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Kristen Bell visited Comic-Con for "Veronica Mars" movie
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"I like that fans are my boss," she told CNN

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(CNN) -- The Czech Republic has apologized for a controversial art installation it commissioned to mark its six-month presidency of the European Union. David Cerny attends the 'Entropa' exhibit with Czech Deputy Prime Minister Alexandr Vondra. The work, "Entropa," frames various representations of each member state as components of a giant multimedia model kit. With Bulgaria depicted as a Turkish toilet and Romania as a vampire theme-park, the work by Czech artist David Cerny has provoked an angry response from some member states. Betina Joteva, spokesperson for Bulgaria's permanent representation to the EU, said in comments reported by EUObserver.com: "It [the work] is preposterous, a disgrace. It is a humiliation for the Bulgarian nation and an offence to [our] national dignity." Look at images of European nations »
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Czech Republic assumed six-month presidency of European Union this month
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Czech artist, govt. apologized for artwork that sparked diplomatic protests
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"Entropa" was officially unveiled at EU HQ in Brussels Thursday
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Bulgarian EU representative: A humiliation for the Bulgarian nation

Question: The statement adds that Cerny and his colleagues initially wanted to use 27 @placeholder artists for "Entropa", but fell short due to lack of time and money.


San Diego (CNN) -- You may have heard that a group of Republicans in Congress -- including GOP rock star and possible vice presidential pick Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida -- are getting ready to introduce their version of the DREAM Act.You also may have heard that Democratic lawmakers and liberal advocacy groups despise the Republican alternative and derisively label it "DREAM Act Lite." As someone who has written about immigration for more than 20 years and hammered Democrats and Republicans (including Rubio) when appropriate, I call the GOP approach to the DREAM Act something else: A common sense solution. It could break a stalemate and improve millions of lives. And it could only be opposed for ugly partisan reasons.
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Ruben Navarrette: GOP plan to float new version of DREAM Act a step in right direction
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He says plan would let kids who are undocumented be legal but not citizens if in college, military
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He says Dems don't like this, as they want to claim DREAM Act and loyalty of Latinos
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Navarrette: Some Dems faltered on pushing issue through; time to give new plan a chance

Question: If hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant students could gain legal status, many of those people would become loyal @placeholder voters for life.


(CNN) -- The first person to be diagnosed with Ebola on American soil went to the emergency room last week, but was released from the hospital even though he told staff he had traveled from Liberia. "A travel history was taken, but it wasn't communicated to the people who were making the decision. ... It was a mistake. They dropped the ball," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. "You don't want to pile on them, but hopefully this will never happen again. ... The CDC has been vigorously emphasizing the need for a travel history," Fauci told CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper."
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NEW: U.S. official to CNN: The situation is a "screw-up"
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Dallas mayor: The patient came into contact with up to 20 people
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Hospital says symptoms 'did not warrant admission' last week
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NIH official on hospital: "They dropped the ball"

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(CNN) -- In what must be the most extraordinary statement of his presidency, Barack Obama on Monday blasted the possibility that the United States Supreme Court might overturn the Affordable Care Act. Obama said the court would take an "unprecedented, extraordinary step" if it overturns the law, because it was passed by "a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress." Setting aside the point that the ACA did not pass with an overwhelming majority, but by a party-line vote in the Senate and seven votes in the House, and without the support of a single member of the Republican Party, the most astonishing thing about Obama's diatribe was the fundamental misunderstanding of our constitutional tradition it revealed.
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President said top court would break with precedent if it overturns the health care law
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Stephen Presser says Obama, who taught constitutional law, should know better
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He says the Supreme Court has long exercised power to overturn unconstitutional laws
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Presser: Judicial review doesn't usurp Congress' power; it maintains the rule of law

Question: But if the @placeholder's individual mandate is rejected, this will be fully within the legitimate exercise of judicial powers.


Fernando Torres is digging his heels in at Chelsea and the Stamford Bridge club will have to pay £16million for him to leave. The £50m flop has attracted interest from the likes of Roma, but any buying club will struggle to pay Torres' £150,000-a-week wages. The Spanish striker therefore wants Chelsea to pay up the two years remaining on his deal - totalling around £16m - if he is to leave the club. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Fernando Torres take on the ice bucket challenge In or out? Fernando Torres is digging his heels in at Chelsea and it will cost £16million for him to get gone
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Chelsea will have to pay £16million for Fernando Torres to leave Stamford Bridge as two years left on deal will earn him £150,000-a-week
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Roma are interested in the striker but cannot afford his expensive salary
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Torres didn't make the bench for Jose Mourinho's side's 2-0 win over Leicester on Saturday in Premier League

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Three alleged members of a Mexican drug cartel are in jail after allegedly bringing their brutal tactics north of the border and using them on a South Carolina man who owed them a $200,000 drug debt. The FBI says the men kidnapped a 23-year-old from his hometown in St. Matthews, South Carolina, on July 9 and held him for nearly a week while they tried to extort up to $400,000 from his family. He was rescued mostly unharmed early Tuesday from a home in rural Roseboro, North Carolina, where he was found chained to the floor and blindfolded. Authorities say the man was a drug runner, responsible for distributing marijuana and cocaine across North and South Carolina for a Mexican drug cartel.
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23-year-old was kidnapped outside his home by three alleged drug traffickers posing as cops
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Cartel members say he ripped them off of 200lbs of marijuana worth $200,000
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Gang members tried to extort man's family of up to $400,000
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FBI says up to 500 agents and officers worked to free the man
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He does not face any charges and is being treated as the victim of a crime

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(CNN) -- Universal Pictures debuted new footage from the upcoming film "Kick-Ass 2" during a panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The stylized, violent clip introduced fans to the sequel's aesthetic and revealed several new characters, including Colonel Stars and Stripes, played by Jim Carrey. Although Carrey -- who has withdrawn his support for the film over the violence - was not on hand, Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick-Ass), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Red Mist) and director-screenwriter Jeff Wadlow spoke with the convention-goers. Chloe Grace Moretz, who plays fan favorite Hit-Girl, made a special appearance via satellite to discuss her character's arc. The cast and director didn't reveal too much about the film's actual plot, although it was clear from the footage that Hit-Girl's path takes her to high school and deals with her issues following the death of her father (played by Nicolas Cage) in the first "Kick-Ass" film.
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"Kick-Ass 2" cast and director don't reveal too much about the film's actual plot
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Actors who portray Kick-Ass, Hit-Girl and Red Mist appear via satellite
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Jim Carrey withdrew his support from the movie because of its extreme violence
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"This is not a rinse-and-repeat sequel," says director-screenwriter Jeff Wadlow

Question: @placeholder's character takes on a much bigger role as the villain in this new film.


By Sadie Whitelocks PUBLISHED: 09:15 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:26 EST, 20 September 2013 A teenage girl with Down Syndrome has realized her childhood dream of becoming a model. Karrie Brown, 17, from Collinsville, Illinois, was picked to star in a new campaign for the girls' fashion label, Wet Seal after a Facebook photo of her wearing items from the brand attracted public attention. The image, posted to her Fan Page, 'Karrie Brown - Modeling the Future', garnered more than 200 Likes and saw her number of followers rocket to 18,914. Scroll down for video Dream come true: Karrie Brown, who has Down Syndrome, was picked to model for the girls' fashion label, Wet Seal after this Facebook image of her wearing items from the brand attracted public attention
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Karrie Brown, 17, from Collinsville, Illinois, was picked to star in a new campaign for girls' fashion label, Wet Seal
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Wet Seal's CEO says it was high school junior's 'enthusiasm and passion for fashion' that caught their attention

Question: Ms Brown says this is 'particularly touching' because when @placeholder was


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Hillary Clinton was sworn in as the 67th U.S. secretary of state Wednesday afternoon after the Senate approved her nomination by a vote of 94-2. Hillary Clinton gets sworn in Wednesday in her Senate office by Judge Kathryn Oberly. Former President Clinton and her Senate staff looked on as Clinton's childhood friend and D.C. Court of Appeals Associate Judge Kathryn Oberly swore her in on a Bible belonging to the former first lady's late father in a ceremony in her Senate office. The senators who opposed Clinton's confirmation were Jim DeMint, R-South Carolina, and David Vitter, R-Louisiana.
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NEW: Sen. John McCain urges colleagues to confirm Hillary Clinton
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Childhood friend swears in Clinton on Bible belonging to her late father
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Clinton submits letter of resignation from the Senate
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Former President Clinton pledges to limit foreign donations

Question: "I think we ought to let Sen. @placeholder, who is obviously qualified and obviously will serve, get to work immediately."


Spanish champions Atletico Madrid still owe £84m in unpaid tax according to the latest figures released by Spain’s football league (LFP). Clubs in Spain have worked hard at driving down their tax debt and Atletico Madrid are sticking to a repayment scheme that has seen the sum they owe halved in the last two years. But their debt remains at £84m and the total owed for Spain’s top two divisions is still a staggering £339m. Real Madrid and Barcelona, along with Osasuna and Athletic Bilbao, both enjoy a different tax status to the rest of the clubs in Spain and as part of that deal there is no public record of their fiscal situation though both big clubs are understood to be debt free.
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Atletico Madrid still owe £84m in unpaid tax according to latest figures
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Spain's football league releases chart with clubs still in debt
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Deportivo and Espanyol next on the list
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Many clubs in Europe believe there has been various state assistance with Barcelona and Real Madrid

Question: Deportivo de la Coruña, who won the league in 2000, and the city of @placeholder’s second club, Espanyol, come in second and third in the league of shame.


(CNN)For Formula One fanatics it was a thrilling  spectacle  -- the sport's top two drivers going head-to-head for the drivers' championship title. That Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton were teammates, from the Mercedes stable, made it all the more enthralling. Not only did they go corner-to-corner on the circuit, they also traded verbal volleys away from the pit lane. For Rosberg, who was ultimately beaten to the world title by the Briton and had to deal with plenty of criticism along the way, it wasn't the first time he'd felt like an outsider. As testing for the 2015 season continues, he says last term provided some trying moments but he insists he can't think of a better teammate than Hamilton.
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Mercedes' Nico Rosberg admits to dark times during the 2014 F1 season
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Rosberg and F1 champion Lewis Hamilton had fractious relationship last season
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The 29-year-old says their partnership will continue to be an intense one

Question: Prior to last season's runner-up berth, @placeholder's best finish in an F1 season was sixth back in 2013.


Roma are considering a bid for Stoke City defender Ryan Shawcross. The Italian side were dumped out of the Champions League by Manchester City on Wednesday night and that could yet have a bearing on the timing of their bid but they have been watching the 27-year-old Stoke captain for three months. Although Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa signed from Newcastle on loan with view to a permanent deal he has failed to convince after a promising start and they want a defender who can prove more consistent to play alongside Kostas Manolas. Stoke City captain Ryan Shawcross celebrates at the final whistle after the victory over Arsenal on Saturday
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Roma are pondering a bid for Stoke City captain Ryan Shawcross
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The Italian club have been watching Shawcross for three months
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Anderlecht striker Aleksandar Mitrovic was watched by Newcastle on Wednesday night
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Newcastle goalkeeper Jak Alnwick is wanted by Queens Park Rangers
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Aston Villa and Sunderland are showing interest in Darren Fletcher
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Dinamo Moscow are the latest club to show interest in Lukas Podolski
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Ajax striker Arkadiusz Milik the subject of interest from Premier League

Question: Roma have already made discreet soundings over @placeholder and now what remains is whether they bid in January or the summer.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- When I was a child in Adelaide, Australia, I loved games with clear, unambiguous rules; puzzles that were tough but fair; and the clean, abstract, simplicity of numbers and symbols. So it is perhaps not surprising that I have been drawn to mathematics for as long as I can remember. For much of my childhood, playing with mathematical problems, equations and facts was one of my favorite activities; I even went so far as to compete in international high school mathematics competitions, racing to solve tricky sets of problems in a few hours. I still remember the realization in college at Flinders University in Australia that mathematics was not just an abstract game of symbols, but could be used as a tool to analyze and understand the modern world.
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When he was a boy in Australia, Terence Tao says, he loved games, puzzles, math problems
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Once he realized that math could answer questions about the world, he was hooked, he says
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At 16 he came to U.S. to study for Ph.D; split life between U.S. and Australia; married in U.S.
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Tao: I'm husband, dad, citizen of both countries now, but my identity is as a mathematician

Question: By 2002, I was married to an American -- we were married in the United States -- and last year I became a U.S. citizen (while retaining @placeholder citizenship).


By Heidi Parker Andi Dorfman looked very put together on Tuesday, the day after it was announced she chose former baseball player Josh Murray as her fiancé on ABC's hit reality series The Bachelorette. The 27-year-old lawyer glowed as she showed off her diamond Neil Lane engagement ring to Kelly Ripa on Live With Kelly & Michael. Her good spirits were impressive considering less than 12 hours earlier in Los Angeles, the brunette beauty suffered a major embarrassment when the runner up Nick Viall told the audience at the After The Final Rose ceremony that they had 'made love' in the Fantasy Suite.
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Andi Dorfman took fiancé Josh Murray on two morning shows in NYC on Tuesday
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It had been less than 12 hours since the couple appeared on After The Final Rose
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She said she was 'uncomfortable' with Nick Viall's admission they had sex on show
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The 27-year-old showed off her Neil Lane diamond engagement ring to Kelly Ripa
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The oval rock is three carats with 154 small round diamonds surrounding it
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The couple told Good Morning America they want to wed in the spring of 2015

Question: 'Meet my beautiful fiancé and the love of my life @andi_dorfman,' @placeholder wrote.


By Rebecca English, Royal Correspondent PUBLISHED: 10:38 EST, 21 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:46 EST, 22 April 2013 The Duchess of Cambridge welcomed in the first signs of spring today in a mint green coat. Kate was at Windsor Castle attending the National Review of the Queen's Scouts for the first time in place of the Queen, who is celebrating her 87th birthday privately. A volunteer in the Scout Association, Kate, 31, who is expecting her first baby in July, looked obviously pregnant for the first time in an extremely short pastel Mulberry coat, fawn pill box hat and her favourite nude LK Bennett heels.
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Duchess of Cambridge attended the National Review of the Queen's Scouts
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First time she attended in place of Queen, who celebrates her 87th birthday
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Kate looked obviously pregnant for the first time at Windsor Castle event
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Wore short pastel Mulberry coat, fawn pill box hat and nude heels
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Scout Association credited the Duchess for rise in volunteers
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Kate volunteers with a Cub Scout group close to her home in North Wales

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The U.S. military formally handed authority over Baghdad's "Green Zone" to Iraqis on Thursday as new pacts governing the mission of international troops replaced a U.N. mandate. An Iraqi honor guard parades outside the former palace of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad on Thursday. Iraqi troops took over checkpoints around the heavily protected district, formally known as the International Zone, which houses Iraqi government offices and the U.S. Embassy. Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace, which served as U.S. headquarters in Baghdad after the 2003 invasion that ousted Iraq's longtime strongman, was among the facilities handed over in Thursday's ceremony.
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U.N. mandate authorizing foreign troop presence expired Wednesday
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New bilateral pact covers U.S. presence until 2011
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U.S. troops to leave Iraqi cities by end of June

Question: Perkins said American troops will continue to fight alongside @placeholder -- "but the Iraqis will be in the lead."


Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- A jury convicted former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on 45 of 48 counts related to sexual abuse of boys over a 15-year period, ending a painful chapter for victims and the Penn State community. Jurors delivered the verdict around 10 p.m. Friday after deliberating for 21 hours. There were convictions related to all 10 sexual abuse victims, with the three not-guilty verdicts applying to three different individuals. Sandusky stood slightly hunched, looking down with his hand in his pocket but showing no visible emotion as the guilty verdicts were read out in court. His wife, Dottie, blinked back tears.
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NEW: Penn State: "No verdict can undo the pain and suffering caused by Mr. Sandusky"
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Sandusky's lawyer calls the outcome "expected ... because of the overwhelming evidence"
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The ex- coach is guilty on 45 of 48 counts for sexually abusing boys over 15-years
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He says he is not guilty, admitting to showering with boys but not abusing them

Question: After a week of testimony, during which time witnesses graphically described sexual encounters with Sandusky that they said occurred during their boyhoods, jurors made their decision without ever having heard from @placeholder on the witness stand.


By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 10:19 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 13 May 2013 An American man was murdered in the Bahamas over the weekend while attempting to help a woman who was being mugged. Kyle Bruner was in Nassau, Bahamas pursuing his dream of working on tall ships, a type of sailboat. Bruner was a private sailor serving aboard a tall ship that was docked in the island port when he reportedly witnessed a woman being mugged and tried to stop the men as they attempted to snatch her jewelry. Tragic: Kyle Bruner was in Nassau, Bahamas working as first mate on a tall ship when he was shot in the neck and killed while trying to help a woman who was being robbed
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Kyle Bruner of Chicago was working as a first mate on a private ship docked in Nassau when he was shot in the neck and killed Sunday

Question: ’Snatch-and-grab’ crimes are common occurrences in @placeholder and are on the rise along with violent crimes in the country.


(CNN) -- A Philadelphia law firm filed suit against Blackwater USA on Thursday on behalf of the families of Iraqis killed and injured in last month's shooting in Baghdad's Nusoor Square. In this September 24 photo, an Iraqi looks at a car that was destroyed during the September 16 incident. The suit calls the incident a "senseless slaying" and claims it was part of "Blackwater's lengthy pattern of egregious misconduct in Iraq." "This was a summary execution, an execution without a trial," said Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights which is part of the legal team. The September 16 shooting in western Baghdad left 17 Iraqis dead, according to Iraqi officials who called the incident "premeditated murder" in a report released this month.
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Federal suit filed in Washington on behalf of slain and injured Iraqis
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Suit: September shooting a "senseless slaying" and part of a "pattern"
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Blackwater has maintained that it acted "acted lawfully and appropriately"
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Iraqi officials say 17 were killed in Baghdad's Nusoor Square on September 16

Question: But the @placeholder shootings have put contractors' role in the 4-year-old war under new scrutiny.


(CNN) -- Federal agents have backed up al Qaeda captive Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's confession in the killing of journalist Daniel Pearl by using photographs of the veins in his hands, according to a new report released Thursday. Mohammed confessed to beheading Pearl after his 2003 arrest in Pakistan. But the U.S. admission that he had been subjected to "waterboarding" -- a practice historically treated as torture -- while in CIA custody cast doubt on the reliability of his confession, according to a lengthy investigation of the Pearl case by the Center for Public Integrity. According to the report, the FBI and CIA used stills from the video of Pearl's killing to match the patterns of the veins in Mohammed's hand in 2004 and repeated the process in 2007, after Mohammed repeated his confession during a hearing at the U.S. prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Officials used 'vein-matching' to tie Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to Pearl's killing, report says
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Mohammed has said he killed the journalist, but has not been charged
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The report is a result of a three-year investigation

Question: Mohammed and one of his nephews remain in U.S. custody, another man is being held in Pakistan on unrelated charges and another of @placeholder's nephews is believed to be in custody, "but his whereabouts cannot be confirmed."


New York (CNN) -- A judge ruled Thursday that the World Trade Center's developers cannot collect billions in damages from companies whose planes were commandeered in the September 11 terrorist attacks. World Trade Center Properties, or WTCP, first sued United Airlines, American Airlines and other aviation companies in 2004, claiming their negligence resulted in the 9/11 terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center towers. U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein agreed with the airlines, who argued the developers were in essence trying to "double dip" by getting money from the airlines after collecting from their insurance policies. Last month, Hellerstein -- who frequently hears cases related to 9/11-- denied a motion by the airlines to have the case dismissed based on the $4.9 billion in insurance payouts to WTCP since 2001.
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The judge says the World Trade Center developers were trying to "double dip"
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The developers had sought damages from the airlines involved in 9/11
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The airlines argued insurance payments had already covered the losses

Question: In the complaint, @placeholder claimed that the aircraft lacked proper cockpit doors that would have prevented unauthorized people from entering, as well as an alarm system that would have notified the government of such events.

Question: In court, the aviation defendants argued that insurance payments were made to compensate @placeholder for economic loss after the destruction of the towers and that the same economic loss is what the WTCP was seeking damages for, thereby making their claims invalid.


Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic can't stop playing classics. Two months after their five-set thriller at the French Open, Nadal beat Djokovic 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 to reach the Rogers Cup final in Montreal. In a contest with memorable baseline rallies that routinely got the crowd off their feet, it was Nadal -- just like in Paris -- who prevailed to set up a clash with home favorite Milos Raonic. Nadal stormed to a 6-0 lead in the tiebreak and when Djokovic sent a forehand long on Nadal's third match point, the Spaniard recorded his first win on hard courts over the Serb in three years.
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Rafael Nadal edges Novak Djokovic at the Rogers Cup to reach the final
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The last time Nadal beat Djokovic on a hard court was three years ago
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He faces Milos Raonic in Sunday's final after Raonic beat fellow Canadian Vasek Pospisil

Question: The big-serving @placeholder suffered a dip in his game the past couple of months but has awoken at home and will now crack the top 10 -- a first for a Canadian man in singles.


By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 07:32 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:32 EST, 5 March 2013 Jobless Stuart Worvell, 22, is accused of murder and attempted murder A naked man wrapped only in a towel murdered a passer-by who disturbed his bath-time, a court heard today. Stuart Worvell, 22, was listening to loud music in the bathtub at about 9pm when he heard a series of loud knocks on his front door. Passer-by Thomas Sutton, 20, heard the bath-time music and thought there was a party going on in Worvell's house. The court heard Worvell went down wearing nothing but the towel then allegedly flew into rage before stabbing Sutton nine times.
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Stuart Worvell, 22, allegedly stabbed Thomas Sutton with 15cm knife
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Accused of stabbing passer-by nine times at home in south Wales
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Mr Sutton thought there was a party going on because music was so loud
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Worvell denies attempted murder and murder at Cardiff Crown Court
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Accused of attacking Mr Sutton's best friend who tried to save his life
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Claims he acted in self-defence after duo 'attacked him with pieces of wood'

Question: @placeholder, a trainee groundsman, was rushed to hospital but declared dead on arrival.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:21 EST, 10 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:07 EST, 10 September 2013 ‘I prayed and prayed it would be me,’ said Jonathan Buchanan, 15, from Chandler, Arizona. He is reminiscing the day doctors tested him to see whether his bone marrow was compatible with that of his twin brothers, Jordan and Josh Buchanan, 16. The identical twins have sickle-cell anemia, a hereditary disease that affects the red blood cells, and have been suffering through a life of pain every day since they were born. Twin brothers Jordan and Josh Buchanan, left, were both born with sickle-cell anemia, a hereditary disease that affects red blood cells. Brother Jonathan, right, was not
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Jonathan Buchanan, 15, was the only sibling out of three who was the perfect match
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Twins Jordan and Josh Buchanan, 16, will be cured from the disease with the transplant
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Sickle-cell anemia is a hereditary disease that affects the red blood cells
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It causes a lot of pain as the cells cannot pass through the body properly
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Jonathan said he would give his bone marrow a million times over to save his brothers
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It can take up to 10 days for the body to accept the new bone marrow

Question: @placeholder will also have to be weaned off the painkillers, just as his brother was.


By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Jose Mourinho was last night simmering on the subjects of ‘respect’ and ‘freedom’ after Chelsea’s attempts to move the title clash at Liverpool were flatly rejected. Chelsea asked the Barclays Premier League, Sky TV and Liverpool if they would agree to hold the game today rather than tomorrow. While the broadcasters were said to be open to the idea, the Premier League ruled it out without consulting Liverpool. Mourinho refused to retract his threat to rest players from the Anfield game, claiming Chelsea had not received the respect they deserved as England’s most successful European team of the last decade.
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Jose Mourinho has accused the Premier League of a 'lack of respect'
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Chelsea boss wanted to move the Liverpool game to help his team prepare for the Champions League semi-final second leg against Atletico Madrid
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Mourinho believes the Blues are the most important British team in Europe
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Chelsea boss has been charged with by the FA for  improper conduct after sarcastic remarks made after the Sunderland defeat
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The Portuguese ridiculed the idea he might want the Man United job

Question: @placeholder fans would like Chelsea to get the respect Chelsea deserves.


The cardinals who must pick a successor to Pope Benedict XVI after he steps down on February 28 could meet to make the decision sooner than thought, a Vatican spokesman said Saturday. The conclave, the meeting which will bring together the 117 cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church, could start before March 15 if all the cardinals are already in Rome, Father Federico Lombardi said. Lombardi had previously said the conclave was likely to start between March 15 and 19. But he gave new details Saturday, saying that because the pope had resigned rather than the conclave being triggered by his death, there was scope for the time frame to be brought forward.
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Benedict could stay in the summer papal residence till April or May, Vatican aide says
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Guidance on the protocol for what comes next should be issued soon, he says
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The cardinals could meet sooner than March 15 if they are all in Rome, Lombardi says
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Benedict XVI announced Monday that he will step down on February 28

Question: Benedict is the first pope to step down in nearly 600 years, throwing the @placeholder into some confusion.


MEXICO CITY (CNN) -- The death toll in a plane crash that claimed the life of Mexico's interior minister and two other high-ranking officials has risen to 13, Mexico City prosecutor Miguel Angel Mancera said Wednesday, according to Mexico's state-run Notimex news agency. The scene of Tuesday night's plane crash in Mexico City was one of panic and confusion, a witness says. The small plane carrying Interior Minister Juan Camilo Mourino and seven others crashed in central Mexico City on Tuesday night. A witness described "moments of panic and confusion" after the crash, as burning people asked for help and others ran from the scene.
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Death toll in Mexican plane crash rises to 13, report says
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Mexico's interior minister and two high-ranking officials among those killed
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Interior minister is country's second most-powerful post

Question: An audio recording released Wednesday of what @placeholder officials said was dialogue between the pilot and the airport control tower did not appear to have an emergency call from the aircraft.


(CNN) -- Comprehensive immigration reform has so far eluded President Barack Obama. But with his re-election victory in battleground states propelled by strong Latino support, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have a stronger interest in cultivating support from a group with growing political clout. Here are five reasons why the time may be right for immigration reform to take hold in Washington. 1) The voters have spoken Immigration reform may not have been the biggest issue in the election -- the economy was paramount -- but it is very important to a key segment of voters. Latino voters turned out in force and helped to tip battleground states in Obama's favor. The number of registered Latinos has increased by 26% in the past four years to 12.2 million, or 8.7% of all voters. That means this demographic will only increase its political power. Issues important to this minority logically will become increasingly important to both major political parties.
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Barack Obama promised but couldn't deliver comprehensive reform
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Latinos factored heavily in Obama's re-election, giving them more political clout
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In defeat, Republicans may see immigration reform as politically smart

Question: The Democrats will have to work with @placeholder if they want to reform an immigration system both parties agree is broken.


(CNN) -- One brief window of opportunity when all the elements align themselves. The light, the look - it all comes together. Point and click: Richard takes a lesson from Magnum photographer Raghu Rai in Delhi. And then -- the click. A fleeting magical moment come and gone, then lost forever. But preserved in one picture. This month Richard Quest goes in search of the perfect photo. "Get me Demarchelier!" One of the orders barked by the infamous editor in "The Devil wears Prada." Patrick Demarchelier was indeed worth that special mention in the film. Richard visits this uber fashion and portrait photographer. In New York Demarchelier teaches Richard the techniques involved in composing the perfect picture.
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Richard Quest goes in search of the perfect photo
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He meets Patrick Demarchelier, Steve McCurry, Frans Lanting and Anne Geddes
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Quest puts his new skills to the test by photographing a colony of elephant seals

Question: Then it's off to @placeholder to meet the legendary Raghu Rai

Question: Then it's off to Delhi to meet the legendary @placeholder


President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up their Sunnyland summit Saturday with a late-morning stroll in the California desert. Obama declared the visit "terrific." Over two days, the two leaders met for a total of eight hours at the Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands, just outside Palm Springs in California. The summit, held just four months after Xi took office, was meant to launch a close new relationship with a new Chinese leader. The backdrop was unusual. Opinion: Obama, talk about political reform with Xi Sunnyland is a private estate of the Annenburg family. It is better known for hosting Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack, and Ronald Reagan spent New Year's Eve 18 times there.
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President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping wrap their Sunnyland summit
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Aides say the location offered the two leaders a quiet place to work through a range of issues
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Discussed North Korea, cyber attacks and climate change issues
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Obama agreed to hold a similar informal summit next in China

Question: Obama gave the Chinese leader a parting gift: a bench made of @placeholder wood.


San Diego, California (CNN) -- Billionaire Warren Buffett has been thinking about the inequities in the U.S. tax system at least since June 2007. I know this because, during PBS' Democratic presidential debate in which I served on a panel of journalists, I asked the eight Democrats, including Barack Obama, what they thought of comments Buffett had made about the unfairness of a tax system where his secretary paid a higher percentage of her income in taxes than he did. I asked Obama if he agreed with Buffett that the rich weren't paying their fair share, and what he would do about it.
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Ruben Navarrette: Gallup Poll finds majority favor raising taxes on corporations and the rich
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"Buffett Rule" would set minimum tax rate for people earning more than $1 million a year
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Navarrette says this is an election gimmick because Obama knows it won't pass
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Navarrette: In a fair system, everyone would pay the same percentage of income in taxes

Question: The current system, the one @placeholder complains about, is inequitable.


(CNN) -- This is all we know for sure: Kari Bowerman, 27, and Cathy Huynh, 26, were backpacking in Vietnam while on break from their jobs teaching English in South Korea. On July 30, the friends were admitted to Khanh Hoa General Hospital in Nha Trang. Both were vomiting, had difficulty breathing and showed signs of severe dehydration. Huynh was eventually released from the hospital. She returned later that night to hear the devastating news -- three hours after being admitted, Bowerman had gone into respiratory failure and died. Two days later, Huynh was dead. What we don't know for sure is what triggered their deaths.
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Kari Bowerman, 27, and Cathy Huynh, 26, died in Vietnam on July 30
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Their symptoms matched others' who have died in Asia: vomiting, low blood pressure, dehydration
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Experts suspect pesticide poisoning from a spray used to combat bed bugs in the region

Question: The cause of death in every case was eerily similar to the one written on @placeholder's death report: "not yet determined."


(CNN) -- Sri Lanka have booked their place in the semifinals of the Cricket World Cup with an emphatic 10-wicket win over England in Colombo. Openers Tillakaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga both made centuries as they overcame England's total of 229 for six with more than 10 overs to spare. Earlier, England won the toss and elected to bat and got off to a steady start as Ian Bell joined captain Andrew Strauss at the top of the order. But both were out in quick succession. Strauss bowled by Dilshan for five with the score on 29, while Bell fell two runs later for 25, caught by Thilan Samaraweera off the bowling of Angelo Mathews.
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Both openers score centuries as Sri Lanka beat England in the cricket World Cup quarterfinal
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Tillakaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga pass England's total of 229 with 10 overs to spare
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Victory sets up meeting with New Zealand in Tuesday's semifinal

Question: Afterwards, England captain, @placeholder conceded his team's total was always going to be difficult to defend.


Several times a day, helicopters land and take off from the helipad above Seattle's Fisher Plaza. But this time was different. The sound -- what the lead investigator described as an "unusual noise" -- gave away Tuesday morning that something was amiss. What followed immediately afterward proved it, as a news helicopter tumbled to the ground and burst into flames, with those flames spreading to several parked cars in its path. "I looked and the helicopter was almost immediately pitched sideways and off balance," construction worker Bo Bain told CNN affiliate KING. "And he kind of just nose-dove over the trees, and clipped the top of the trees and crashed just on the other side of the street there."
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Lead NTSB investigator says helicopter made "unusual noise" before crash
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President of helicopter company offers condolences, help to NTSB
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Mayor knew one of the victims, calls the deaths "very personal"
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The incident occurred near the 605-foot Space Needle; one person is in critical condition

Question: The area was already abuzz with commuters heading to work but few tourists, since the @placeholder was still more than two hours from its scheduled opening.


(CNN) -- Maybe marriage to Kate Winslet isn't all that bad. Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski star as a couple on the road in the comedy "Away We Go." After cruelly dissecting marital malaise in "American Beauty" and again, just six months ago, in "Revolutionary Road," Winslet's husband Sam Mendes takes a slightly more optimistic view of family life in the edgy comedy "Away We Go." Not that he's offering a whole-hearted endorsement of the institution. Burt and Verona (John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph) aren't legally bound -- she staunchly resists his repeated proposals -- but nevertheless they're a couple about to go nuclear: She's six months pregnant.
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John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph star as a couple expecting a baby
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Their onscreen relationship feels touchingly true
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Director Sam Mendes brings out a great performance from Rudolph
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Movie's loose-limbed, spontaneous quality is a good part of its appeal

Question: @placeholder is so fresh and alert, she can't help but doubt herself as they trail from one family disaster to the next and wonder what kind of parents they are going to make.


Washington (CNN) -- The U.S. Senate voted on Thursday to overcome a Republican-led filibuster against tougher gun laws, clearing the way for a major congressional debate on a package of proposals sought by President Barack Obama in the aftermath of the Connecticut school massacre. The procedural vote followed a breakthrough by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, and Pat Toomey, R-Pennsylvania, who reached a compromise on broadening background checks to include private purchases at gun shows and on the Internet. Because of the bipartisan deal, Senate Democrats backing the legislation received support from enough Republicans to approve the cloture motion, 68-31, setting up debate on the proposals and amendments expected to last for two weeks.
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NEW: Speaker Boehner stops short of promising a House vote on gun measures
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The NRA says it "unequivocally" opposes legislation coming up for debate in the Senate
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16 Republicans join Democrats in overcoming a GOP-led Senate filibuster
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Proposals backed by the White House would expand background checks, take other steps

Question: Both proposals were part of Obama's desired legislation, but were dropped from the package brought to the Senate because they would have prevented Democrats from overcoming the @placeholder filibuster.

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder said there were aspects of the Manchin-Toomey compromise that he would like to see strengthened.

Question: Failing to pass new gun laws would be a stinging defeat for Obama and @placeholder.


By Duncan Gardham A British jihadi who went to  Syria plotted to launch a major terrorist atrocity after returning to the UK, The Mail on Sunday can reveal today. The Muslim fanatic is suspected of planning a murderous gun and bomb attack in London on the orders of a terrorist ‘mastermind’ he met while in the Middle East. Security sources claim it could have been the most serious terrorist strike since the bombings in London on July 7, 2005, which killed 52 people and injured hundreds more. However, the plot was foiled and the man was detained at gunpoint in the capital.
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Unnamed British man suspected of planning attack on London
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Could have been most serious terror strike since 7/7 bombings
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The man was stopped in time and detained in the capital

Question: Tension: Security at @placeholder airports is being stepped up amid claims that terrorists are intent on smuggling bombs that cannot be detected by scanners


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:08 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 20 May 2013 Celebrating: Talhat Rehman gives the V for victory sign at Southwark Crown Court after he was spared jail today A butcher Tasered by police outside Buckingham Palace as he held a carving knife to his own throat while demanding to deliver a letter to the Queen has been spared jail today. Talhat Rehman, 55, sparked terror among tourists after holding the eight-inch blade to his throat during the Changing of the Guard ceremony screaming 'I want to die'. Rehman then pressed a second knife to his chest while threatening to kill himself and this afternoon was given a year of mental health treatment instead of a prison sentence.
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Talhat Rehman shot with 50,000-volt Taser after threatening to kill himself
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The 55-year-old pleaded guilty to two counts of having knife in public
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Has history of psychotic episodes and held in a secure hospital
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Was trying to deliver letter to Queen claiming that he was defrauded
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Rehman says man stole £168,000 from him, which judge says sent him 'mad'

Question: ‘Police armed themselves with @placeholder and tried to get the defendant to calm down and thrown down the knives.


(CNN) -- Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden ripped into recent comments by his Republican counterpart that suggested that some places in the U.S. are more "pro-America" than others. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin holds a rally Friday in West Chester, Ohio. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin told a fundraiser in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Thursday night: "We believe that the best of America is in the small towns that we get to visit, and in the wonderful little pockets of what I call the real America, being here with all of you hard-working, very patriotic, very pro-America areas of this great nation," she said.
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NEW: Joe Biden: "It doesn't matter where you live, we all love this country"
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John McCain: Next president "won't have time to get used to the office"
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Barack Obama in Virginia blasts McCain's Medicare plan
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CNN Poll of Polls has Obama leading McCain by 6 points, 49 percent to 43 percent

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New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- Three weeks after BP plugged its crippled Macondo oil well in the Gulf of Mexico with cement and mud from above, crews are "fishing" for pieces of drill pipe that need to be removed from inside the well's blowout preventer before crews can move on to the "bottom kill" -- the permanent fix for the well. Once those pieces of drill pipe are retrieved, crews will be able to replace the Macondo well's old blowout preventer with a new one awaiting use on the nearby ship, the Development Driller II, BP spokeswoman Catherine Hill confirmed Thursday.
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NEW: Florida calls off state of emergency for several peninsula coastal counties
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Crews in the Gulf are trying to remove three pieces of drill pipe from the sunken well
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The work was delayed by a chemical buildup that jammed the entryway to the well
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Once the drill pipe is removed, crew can move on to a permanent shutdown of the well

Question: Two days later, the platform sank and oil from the @placeholder well underwater started gushing into the Gulf.


By Victoria Woollaston and Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 05:42 EST, 29 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:42 EST, 29 August 2013 Facebook has published its first Transparency Report that reveals the amount of requests made by governments for the personal information of its users Facebook has published its first Transparency Report that reveals the amount of requests made by governments for the personal information of its users during the first half of this year. The U.S government topped the list, requesting information on 21,000 users, while India asked for data on 4,144 users in second place, and Britain came in third with 2,337 requests.
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Facebook has published its government data requests up to June 30
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U.S tops the list with 21,000 requests for information
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India came second with 4,144 requests while the UK asked for 2,337
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UK had a third of its requests turned down however

Question: However, not all of these requests were granted; Facebook handed over information in only 79 per cent of @placeholder requests, half of India's requests and 69 per cent of the demands from the UK.


(CNN) -- It's been a great week for Cleveland. On Monday, the Republican National Committee announced its intention to hold the 2016 GOP convention in Cleveland. Then on Friday, LeBron James said he was "coming home" to the Cavaliers. While sports analysts have universally praised the decision by "King James," political observers have not been as kind to the Republicans. The consensus is that the location of political conventions doesn't affect elections. To a degree, this conclusion is supported by the political science literature, particularly a 2004 study by Richard Powell at the University of Maine, which found that parties gained no significant electoral benefits in states where they held conventions.
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Paul Sracic: The selection of Cleveland to host the GOP convention makes a lot of sense
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Ohio has been a key state in presidential elections, and every little bit helps, he says
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Three counties -- Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton -- will likely determine the next president

Question: It is not that @placeholder have to actually win in any of these counties to win Ohio (they lost two out of three in 2004).

Question: A convention in Cleveland will allow the Ohio GOP to remind Cuyahoga County voters, and urban voters throughout Ohio, that they once supported @placeholder.


(CNN) -- I've always found amusement parks very unamusing, for it's hard to justify standing in a hot, 40-minute roller-coaster line so I can promptly lose my car keys and barf up a churro. That's what whiskey is for. But lots of people dig this kind of entertainment. And it seems all the theme parks around the world try to out-amuse each other with technologically advanced new rides promising wild and exciting fun. "Hey kids! Come try The Agonizer! It will literally give you second-degree steam burns to the face!" You see, when it comes to roller coasters these days, they have to be super-Ã¼ber extreme to stand out. And, right now, thrill seekers on the Web are all talking about Full Throttle at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California.
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Full Throttle coaster goes 70 mph and up to 160 feet in the air
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The coaster opened at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California on June 22
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Full Throttle prides itself on having the world's first ever "top hat" loop

Question: So, if you're an adrenaline junkie and you make it out to California, make sure you head over to @placeholder to give this thing a shot.


President Obama today presented 24 Medals of Honor to commemorate acts of bravery by servicemen - most of whom were previously overlooked because they were Hispanic, Jewish or African-American. 'Today we have the chance to set the record straight,' the president said at the rare ceremony at the White House on Tuesday. The 24 recipients span three wars - from World War II to Korea to Vietnam - and just three of the veterans are still alive. The two dozen servicemen were identified following a congressionally mandated review to ensure that recipients of the country's highest recognition for valor were not bypassed due to prejudice.
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Two dozen veterans - including Hispanic, Jewish and African-American men - were honored in a special ceremony on Tuesday
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They were amed after a congressionally mandated review to made sure recipients of the honor were not bypassed due to prejudice
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Only three of the veterans are still alive and attended the White House

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(CNN) -- Pressure is inescapable in the cauldron of Ryder Cup competition -- pressure and ping pong. The intense rivalry played out on the course between the world's top players from Europe and the United States in golf's ultimate team test is only half the story. Away from the heat of battle on the greens and fairways, there is a wiff-waff war raging in the American team room, one Rickie Fowler can't wait to get stuck into. "Once the Ryder Cup actually starts it's just fun from there -- very intense," Fowler tells CNN's Living Golf show. "I enjoy the off-course too -- just being in the team room, spending time as a team, hanging out, playing ping pong!
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Rickie Fowler says 2014 Ryder Cup is one United States "need" to win
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Fowler finished in the top five of all four major championships in 2014
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The 25-year-old enjoys pressure and playing ping pong with U.S. teammates
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Californian made his Ryder Cup debut in 2010 at Celtic Manor in Wales

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two popular anti-smoking drugs will now carry warnings about the risk of severe mental health problems, the Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday. "Smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death," an FDA official said. The FDA said Chantix and Zyban will carry the warnings to alert consumers to the risks of depression and suicidal thoughts when using the drugs. The drugs also have been reported to cause changes in behavior, hostility and agitation in users, whether users had a history of psychiatric illness or not. In many cases, side effects started shortly after use began and ended when the medication was stopped. The FDA does not know what is causing the changes and said people taking these products should be monitored by their doctor.
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FDA: Chantix and Zyban will carry warnings about mental health risks
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Risks include depression and suicidal thoughts when using the drugs
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Drug makers must conduct study how often these serious symptoms occur
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Some symptoms could be the result of nicotine withdrawal

Question: The FDA says that since @placeholder was approved in 2006, the agency has had reports of 98 suicides and 188 attempted suicides.


Cristiano Ronaldo would be a perfect match for Monaco. It should be no surprise they tried to lure him to a poser’s paradise where security is as high as the tax is low, and where the yachts are as big as the dogs are small. You can picture the hair gel glistening in the sun as his Ferrari glides by Casino Square. It is not so easy to envisage him performing to sparse crowds at the Stade Louis II, but maybe one day it will appeal. ‘It’s true we met Ronaldo,’ nodded Vadim Vasilyev, Monaco’s vice- president and right-hand man to billionaire owner and president, Dmitry Rybolovlev. ‘I know Ronaldo, but it was not quite on.
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Monaco have been bankrolled from the French third division into the Champions League by  billionaire owner Dmitry Rybolovlev
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand have all been targets
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However, Ligue 1 club's days of signing players like Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez are over, admits vice president Vadim Vasilyev
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French side meet Arsenal in the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday

Question: ‘@placeholder is a historic club — one of the major clubs in France — and the ambition was always to give back this identity,’ said Vasilyev.


Hailey, Idaho (CNN) -- In the days after Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was released from nearly five years in captivity, yellow ribbons and banners celebrating his release decorated the main street, red-bricked storefronts of his hometown. A sense of relief and excitement filled the air: Bergdahl would soon be home. But more than four months after Bergdahl returned to the United States, the ribbons and banners are gone. This town's relationship with the saga of their homegrown prisoner of war is complicated. "We're done. We're over it," Hailey Mayor Fritz Haemmerle said as he denied CNN's request for an on-camera interview. "We stood by the Bergdahl family to get Bowe home but we need to move on."
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Bergdahl, held captive in Afghanistan, has been free since May
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People in his Idaho hometown worked to publicize him while he was hostage
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But his freedom came with questions and town mayor says it's time to move on

Question: Bergdahl grew up among a tight-knit community of families in @placeholder that home-schooled their children.


(CNN) -- At least one person was killed as a 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck Monday morning in southern Mexico's Chiapas state near the border with Guatemala, authorities in Chiapas said. The quake happened at 6:23 a.m. (7:23 a.m. ET), about 1 mile from Puerto Madero, Mexico, which is on the country's Pacific coast. Strong shaking was felt in southern Chiapas state and western Guatemala, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. In the Chiapas town of Huixtla, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) to the north of the epicenter, a person died after a wall fell on him, Chiapas' state civil protection system said on Twitter on Monday.
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NEW: One person killed in Mexico, authorities say
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Quake strikes in southern Chiapas state, near Guatemala
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Temblor happened at 6:23 a.m. local time

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HOLLYWOOD, Florida (CNN) -- The slot machines are ringing, music is blasting at the crowded poolside bar, and people are dancing to celebrity DJs at hip nightclubs. But this is not a scene on the Las Vegas strip. This action is taking place on an Indian reservation. Richard Bowers Jr. says the Native American Group is intended to help tribes with basic needs. Business at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida, is booming and contributing to the Seminole Indian Tribe's great wealth. Now the Seminoles are taking that wealth -- and the power that comes with it -- and using it to do something that has not been done before: organizing Native American tribes with the intent of spreading economic opportunities across Indian Country.
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Seminole Tribe owns Hard Rock properties, looks to help unify Native Americans
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The Native American Group is a consortium of various tribes
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Keeping the dollar within Indian Country seen as way to help less fortunate tribes
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Group now includes more than 100 Native-owned businesses

Question: "Trash bags, everybody uses trash bags -- so just for an example, let's all get together and order trash bags and it's going to be cheaper on all of us," Bowers says, pointing out that there is a @placeholder trash bag supplier.


(CNN) -- Two residents of Pawnee will soon bid farewell: Rob Lowe and Rashida Jones are exiting "Parks and Recreation" during the show's sixth season, EW has confirmed. (Buzzfeed first reported the news.) The pair will depart about halfway through the season, in the 13th episode. Jones has been with the show since it launched, starring as Ann Perkins, the unlucky-in-love, loyal best friend of Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler). Lowe came aboard late in season 2 in a guest arc as Chris Traeger, the super-upbeat state auditor, and wound up becoming a series regular. Chris and Ann dated in season 3, and were trying to have baby at the end of last season.
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Rob Lowe and Rashida Jones will exit during season six
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The TV couple will try for a baby in the remaining episodes
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Season premiere features guest stars Heidi Klum, Henry Winkler

Question: Rashida was one of the very first people we knew we wanted in the cast, and as important as Ann is to @placeholder (and vice-versa), she'll certainly never be far from Pawnee.


Barack Obama last night threw David Cameron a political lifeline by following his lead in giving US politicians the chance to veto air strikes on Syria. In an unprecedented move, the President said he was determined to bomb Syria – but not until Congress voted on the matter. In theory, as Commander-in-Chief of US forces, he could ignore any Congress vote against military action, but having invited them to do so it is considered highly unlikely. President Obama has declared the US should take military action against Bashar Al-Assad's regime Speaking at the White House rose garden, President Obama said he would seek congressional backing for any intervention
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President Obama has said the US should take military action against Syria
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Decision throws political lifeline to humiliated David Cameron
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Source close to the PM says it 'vindicates' his choice to go to Commons
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UN weapons inspectors left the war-torn country this morning
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(CNN) -- By now the story has become familiar, though it's no less gut-wrenching: A grown man is accused of hurling a racial insult at a crying toddler on an Atlanta-bound flight and then slapping the child when he won't quiet down. Joe Rickey Hundley of Idaho has been charged with assaulting 19-month-old Jonah Bennett and has lost his job. Hundley turned himself in to authorities on Tuesday and was released on bail. His first court appearance has not been set. Hundley's attorney, Marcia Shein, said her client is being unfairly portrayed. A good deal of the conversation surrounding the incident involves the fear that the youngster may be "traumatized forever." How likely is it that little Jonah will remember this incident or be affected by it long-term?
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Joe Rickey Hundley is accused of slapping 19-month-old Jonah Bennett on a flight
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Hudley was charged with assault after incident, in which he allegedly used racial slur
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Many CNN commenters wondered whether the child would be traumatized
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Experts say a one-time incident of this nature is not likely to have lasting effects

Question: What's really important is how @placeholder's family is dealing with the incident.


Manchester City defender Matija Nastasic is poised to wrap up his move to Schalke over the coming days. Sportsmail revealed Schalke's interest last month and that of AC Milan. The Italians have failed to follow up with any substantial bid as they push their finances towards other priorities and Schalke are hopeful of concluding an initial loan with a view to a permanent £10million signing. Nastasic, 21, has 16 caps for Serbia and was considered to have a promising future when he arrived from Fiorentina for £12m. However, he has failed to establish himself and the arrival of Eliaquim Mangala has limited his prospects further.
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Matija Nastasic has failed to establish himself at Manchester City
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The Serbia international is set to join Schalke over the coming days
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Inter Milan are keen on signing Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva
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Miralem Pjanic has been linked with the Reds but is not keen on moving
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Sampdoria owner Massimo Ferrero wants Everton forward Samuel Eto'o

Question: The big obstacle for Sampdoria is his wages with 33-year-old @placeholder reputed to be earning £2.35m a season.