Burnley boss Sean Dyche insists his side have the character to bounce back from their growing streak of disappointments and beat the odds by securing Barclays Premier League survival. The Clarets go in search of their first top-flight win at their ninth attempt against Everton at Turf Moor on Sunday. A second-half lapse cost his men dear against West Ham last week but Dyche is adamant there is still the desire within his camp to turn things round. Sean Dyche (above) admits Burnley are learning as they go, but has praised players desire to improve form Dean Marney (above) could be available for Dyche as an alternative option in midfield after injury recovery
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Burnley boss Sean Dyche admits his side are 'learning as they go'
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Dyche helped by return of midfielder Dean Marney, Steven Reid could play

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(CNN) -- Christine McVie hasn't ventured out on tour with Fleetwood Mac in 15 years, but she's ready to get back on the road. Starting September 30, all five members of Fleetwood Mac -- McVie, her ex-husband John McVie, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood -- are launching a tour called "On With The Show." The trek will begin in Minneapolis and will then stretch across North America with 34 shows in 33 cities. A rep for the legendary band confirmed in January that McVie was rejoining the group after her departure in 1998, and hinted that a tour was in the works.
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Christine McVie has rejoined Fleetwood Mac with "a definite capital yes"
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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Abu Laith al-Libi, a wanted al Qaeda terrorist, was killed in Pakistan by a CIA airstrike, three U.S. officials told CNN Thursday. Abu Laith al-Libi in April 2007 during a videotaped interview by al Qaeda's media wing. Al-Libi was described as a senior al Qaeda leader believed to have plotted and executed attacks against U.S. and coalition forces, including a February 2007 bombing at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan during a visit by Vice President Dick Cheney. He was on a "most wanted" list of 12 accused terrorists which was issued in October by the Combined Joint Task Force-82 -- an anti-terror unit in Afghanistan.
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NEW: Abu Laith al-Libi was killed by a missile from an airplane, officials say
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Al-Libi plotted attacks against U.S. and coalition forces, officials say
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Source: Libyan behind 2007 February bombing of Bagram Air Base
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Official: Al-Libi "not far below the importance" of Osama bin Laden, his top aide

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London (CNN) -- In the months before Vogue China launched in 2005, there were many skeptics, people who said it would fail because China's nascent luxury market was not ready for a world-class glossy magazine -- consumers there were just not sophisticated enough. At the time, the nouveaux riche were in the grip of bling fever, undiscerningly buying the most expensive goods they could afford in order to show off their success, according to a 2005 report by consultants Ernst & Young. But where some saw a problem, Angelica Cheung, Vogue China's editor-in-chief since 2005, saw an opportunity: "We believed that China was going to experience a fast-changing period and consumers would change very quickly," she tells CNN.
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Vogue China editor-in-chief Angelica Cheung: Luxury market "multi-layered"
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Luxury analyst: It's time brands refined products, introduced edgier concepts

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The 99p music download could end after a tax crackdown on online retailers such as Amazon and Apple. The cheap one-click service - which has been credited as killing CD sales - has flourished under previous laws that allow retailers to pay minimal VAT. But now that loophole is being closed by George Osborne in a bid to raise £300million for Government coffers. The age of 99p downloads could soon draw to an end following a tax-crackdown on Amazon and Apple A measure announced in last week’s Budget would force online companies to pay VAT in the UK. Currently Apple and Amazon sell their wares through Luxembourg, where the value added tax is levied at a meagre three per cent.
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Measure announced in Budget will force online retailers to pay VAT
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Amazon and Apple's 99p singles would rise to £1.16
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Tolerance for those who do not pay 'fair share' has gone says Osborne

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Camera-shy pop star Sia Furler enlisted Kristen Wiig and Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler for her Chandelier performance at Sunday's Grammy Awards. The 41-year-old Oscar nominee seemed an offbeat choice of avatar for the Australian 39-year-old, who kept her back turned to the crowd. The SNL veteran donned her signature platinum blonde fringed wig with an unflattering, tear-away jumpsuit for the interpretive dance. Scroll down for video and full winners list Wiigging out! Camera-shy pop star Sia Furler (M) enlisted Kristen Wiig (L) and Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler (R) for her Chandelier performance at Sunday's Grammy Awards Kristen wildly girated in a set resembling a broken-down apartment featuring an overturned mattress and a light bulb-riddled ceiling.
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Elastic Heart star Shia LaBeouf read cryptic letter while introducing the camera-shy pop star's Chandelier performance

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(CNN) -- Teta Isibo had always had a flair for design but she didn't realize she could make a career out of it until the time she asked an artisan to craft a pair of earrings she'd drawn. "My friends all loved them," recalls the Rwandan designer. "So friends started placing orders, and then friends of friends -- so it's gradually evolved through the years from a hobby to an actual full time business." That business is Inzuki Designs, the startup Isibo launched in 2010 after deciding to quit her land management job to embark on her entrepreneurial journey. Fusing traditional craftsmanship with contemporary bold designs, the Africa-inspired fashion brand quickly had people buzzing.
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Rwandan entrepreneur Teta Isibo is the owner of Inzuki Designs
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The fashion brand specializes in handmade jewelry, accessories and interior decor
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Its locally-source products fuse traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:47 EST, 19 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:07 EST, 19 January 2013 Appointed: John Witherow takes over as acting editor of the Times after 18 years at the helm of the Sunday Times A new interim editor of The Times has been announced despite opposition from the newspaper's independent directors. John Witherow, editor of the Sunday Times for the past 18 years, takes over from James Harding, who stood down last month. Mr Witherow is understood to have been the choice of Rupert Murdoch, chairman of The Times's parent company, who is thought to want to merge both titles in a seven-day operation.
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John Witherow takes over after 18 years at Sunday Times
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Murdoch understood to favour a merger of titles in 7-day operation

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(CNN) -- Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan hit the campaign trail Thursday to pitch energy policy and defense spending, as new polls showed President Barack Obama maintaining a slight lead in three key swing states after Romney named the conservative House Budget Committee chairman as his running mate. Four days ahead of the Republican National Convention, certain presidential nominee Romney sought to build momentum with a continued focus on his economic policies mixed with attacks on Obama's handling of a stalling recovery. However, the controversy this week over Republican Rep. Todd Akin's incendiary remarks on "legitimate" rape and pregnancy has dominated the political chatter and raised questions about whether the conservative Christian from suburban St. Louis can unseat vulnerable Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill in Missouri.
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NEW: Romney calls for more oil drilling, less regulation
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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan hit the campaign trail on Thursday
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New polls show President Obama maintaining a slight edge in three key states
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GOP officials say a possible hurricane won't derail Romney's nomination next week in Tampa

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She's made no secret of her desire to conquer the fashion world - even enlisting husband Kanye West to give her wardrobe a makeover - and it seems Kim Kardashian's efforts are paying off. One of the industry's most acclaimed stylists, who works with Miley Cyrus, Rita Ora and Bruno Mars, has hailed the 33-year-old's style as 'flawless'. Speaking to FEMAIL about who she thinks takes the style crown in Tinseltown, Alexis Knox said: 'Kim Kardashian is killing it. 'She isn't putting a foot wrong and everyone I speak to - men and women - all love her and think she's brilliant. There's no one who doesn't think she looks amazing.'
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Alexis Knox worked with Miley Cyrus, Rita Ora and Little Mix
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Kim has become a favourite of style bible, LOVE magazine

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President Barack Obama formally canceled a much-discussed visit to Moscow next month for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing a lack of progress in bilateral relations since Putin regained the presidency a year ago. Obama will still attend a G-20 summit in St. Petersburg in early September, but now will go to Sweden beforehand instead of stopping in Moscow to meet with Putin, the White House announced. "Following a careful review begun in July, we have reached the conclusion that there is not enough recent progress in our bilateral agenda with Russia to hold a U.S.-Russia Summit in early September," a White House statement said.
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Source: No Obama-Putin bilateral meeting planned for the G-20 summit
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President Obama also will not go to Moscow before G-20 next month
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Russia says it is disappointed about the canceled Obama-Putin talks
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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:06 PM on 3rd October 2011 The younger brother of Vice President Joe Biden was hospitalized after he opened a package from India containing a white powder that was initially thought to be anthrax. Francis Biden, 57, was at his Boynton Beach, Florida, home on Saturday when we received the Manila envelope, which was addressed to him. When he opened it, his skin came into contact with a suspicious white powder and he immediately contacted authorities who evacuated the neighbours and took him to hospital, where he was held overnight. Scare: Frank Biden, vice-president Joe Biden's brother, was sent an envelope containing a suspicious white powder
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Suspicious white powder sent to vice-president's brother's home from India
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FBI says the package is 'not threatening'

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Rickie Lambert may tire of the fascination with his work with beetroot, but his personal journey from the factory where he screwed lids on jars to playing for England at the World Cup will inspire a generation of rejected footballers to fight back. He is the 21st-century standard- bearer for the rise from part-time football to the very top of the professional game. This season, at Liverpool, he will venture into the Champions League as others try to emulate his progress. Among them are three English strikers who, like Lambert, arrive in the Barclays Premier League via promotion, rather than because top-flight clubs took a chance on some of the unsung talent in the lower leagues.
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Charlie Austin, Danny Ings and Jamie Vardy have arrived in the Premier League after playing non-League football
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Rickie Lambert took a similar route before completing a move to Liverpool
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Manager Danny Wilson took a chance on QPR striker Austin at Swindon
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Burnley bought Austin for £1m before selling and replacing him with Ings
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Vardy was signed by Halifax after being released by Sheffield  Wednesday
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Vardy was at Fleetwood before joining Championship winners Leicester

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More than a year has passed since Kate Middleton's father Michael walked her up the aisle to meet her groom Prince William. Today the Duchess of Cambridge watched her father give away another beautiful bride as the Middleton family attended a society wedding. Michael Middleton walked family friend Thierry Kelaart into St Bartholomew's church and down the aisle, standing in for her late father. Sophisticated: The Duchess of Cambridge chose a pale blue knee-length dress and her trademark nude heels for the wedding, while sister Pippa wore a beige dress topped off with a jacket and matching fascinator The elegant brunette tied the knot with groom Patrick Heathcote-Amory, a relative of Tory politician David Heathcote-Amory - whose career was marred by an expenses scandal in which he billed the cost of manure to the taxpayer.
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Kate, sister Pippa, and parents Carole and Michael attended the wedding of Thierry Kelaart and Patrick Heathcote-Amory in Oxfordshire
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Michael Middleton gave the bride away at the ceremony in St Bartholomew's Church near Henley-on-Thames

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Washington (CNN) -- Backers of a comprehensive new farm bill held a campaign-style rally Wednesday on Capitol Hill, cranking up the political heat on House Republican leaders struggling to balance competing election year and ideological pressures. "All of us gathered here today ... share one common and resounding message," said Bob Stallman, head of the American Farm Bureau Federation. "Congress, for our farm and ranch families, their communities and for our nation, pass the farm bill now." Stallman was cheered by a boisterous crowd at the Capitol Reflecting Pool. "We are out here to let our congressmen know it is important that they pass the farm bill," Julie Taylor, an independent voter from Indiana, told CNN. "It is frustrating. ... Knowing that we don't know what to do or what to plan for is very difficult."
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Farm bill backers rally on Capitol Hill
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House Republicans are sharply divided on the issue
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Failure to pass a comprehensive farm bill could result in major political and economic fallout
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The Senate passed a new farm bill with a bipartisan vote in June

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(CNN) -- Exxon Mobil will pay all of the costs related to last week's oil spill in an Arkansas neighborhood, a company spokesman said Wednesday. Between 3,500 and 5,000 barrels of heavy crude leaked from a ruptured pipeline -- not 12,000 barrels, as previously reported, according to Exxon Mobil spokesman Alan Jeffers. The company has no timeline yet for when the cleanup around the two dozen homes in a Mayflower, Arkansas, subdivision would be completed, Jeffers said. Excavation of the contaminated soil is under way, weather permitting, he said. He did not have an estimate of the costs of the effort.
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Between 3,500 and 5,000 barrels of heavy crude leaked from a ruptured pipeline
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No timeline yet for the cleanup around two dozen Arkansas homes
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Excavation of contaminated soil is under way, weather permitting

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By Louise Cheer His brilliant pictures have already won him 11,000 followers and made him Queenland's king of Instagram. So it's hard to believe that Alex Korica only turned 20 yesterday and is an entirely self-taught photographer who started uploading his pictures to the social media site in January 2013. His account is now away with eye-wateringly bright photographs of Australia, from stunning seascapes to brilliantly lit inner-city streets. The pictures have seen him lauded as one of Esquire's top travel photographers to follow on Instagram. Alex Korica captures the many attractions of Australia in vivid photographs posted on Instagram: 'Bird-Cage Alley' in Sydney (officially known as Angel Place) and the glowing interior of St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne
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Alex Korica has more than 11,000 followers on the social media site
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The Brisbane man started posting photos in January 2013

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By James Rush PUBLISHED: 14:54 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 18 September 2013 A shopping centre had to be evacuated and 62 people required medical treatment after a suspected gas leak from a faulty supermarket fridge. Hazardous materials officers were called to the retail centre at Hedge End, in Southampton, after staff and shoppers at a Sainsbury's fell ill at the checkout. A neighbouring Marks and Spencer store also had to be evacuated last night. Officers from Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service entered the building in protective clothing and found the gas was a refrigerant.
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Shopping centre in Southampton evacuated following suspected gas leak
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At least 62 people have also been left requiring medical treatment
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Alarm was raised shortly after shoppers started to fall ill at the check-outs
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Firefighters entered in protective clothing and found gas was a refrigerant

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By Richard Shears and Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 10:24 EST, 18 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:27 EST, 18 December 2013 Cleared: British multi-millionaire entrepreneur Gregory Cox (pictured at court this week) was today found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman, 21 A British tycoon accused of forcing a woman to perform oral sex on him on Australia's Bondi Beach was today found not guilty. Gregory Charles Cox, 32, faced two charges of sexual intercourse without consent with a 21-year-old tourist on the iconic beach in Sydney. The holidaymaker from Bermuda claimed Cox had said: ‘You can tell the police, you can tell whoever you like but this will never go anywhere – I’ve got a lot of money.’
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Greg Cox, 32, was accused of attacking a 21-year-old on the Sydney beach
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He was charged with two counts of having sexual intercourse without consent
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He denied the charges and was today found not guilty by a jury
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Cox is head of British loan firm called Quintessential Finance Group

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It was deja vu all over again for President Obama and his outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder. Eyes glistening with tears, Obama bid an affectionate farewell to Holder Friday for a second time, but this tribute came with a soulful surprise. 'Eric is really just milking this departure thing for everything that it's worth,' Obama quipped at a Justice Department ceremony to unveil the outgoing Cabinet member's official portrait. 'I mean, golly.' But even Obama got upstaged this time. Scroll down for video Men do cry: President Obama (left) and outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder (right) both teared up during Friday's ceremony paying tribute to the the nation's top law enforcement officer
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Obama attended ceremony to unveil Holder's official portrait at the Department of Justice Friday
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The president joked in his remarks that Holder was 'milking' his departure
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Aretha Franklin made a surprise appearance to perform America the Beautiful, which left both Obama and Holder in tears
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Obama called Franklin, 72, a 'Queen' and the 'Natural Woman' singer gave him a fist bump
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Holder's six-year tenure makes him the third longest serving attorney general, and he is the first black man to hold that job

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Demands: Andrea Leadsom MP is leading a Tory backbench attack on Brussels Britain should have the power to give a ‘red card’ to EU proposals and existing laws and limit the right to freedom of movement across the Continent, according to the leader of a group of 100 Eurosceptic Tories. Andrea Leadsom, co-founder of the Fresh Start group of  Conservative MPs, said that without such changes there would be overwhelming calls for Britain to exit the EU. Her intervention comes ahead of a major speech tomorrow by George Osborne on Britain’s future in a reformed Europe. David Cameron is struggling to maintain Tory unity on the issue, with more than 90 backbenchers this week backing a call for  Parliament to gain a unilateral veto over new EU laws.
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Group of Eurosceptics want to limit free movement across continent
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Group headed by Andrea Leadsom, who says without change there would be 'overwhelming' calls for Britain to exit EU
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In MailOnline piece, MP outlines what Fresh Start group are pressing for
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George Osborne will tomorrow speak about the country's future in Europe

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Independent Melbourne musician Chet Faker didn't just win the top gong for his song, Talk is Cheap, in triple j's Hottest 100 for 2014 - he also scored the seventh and eight position in the top ten. But the real moment every music fan had been waiting for was whether US pop sensation Taylor Swift managed to sneak into the world's biggest music poll as rumours spread that the singer being banned from the annual countdown was part of a hoax. Despite the huge online campaign, #tay4hottest100, to include the American star's smash hit, Shake it Off,  in the prestigious countdown - the chart topper, who garnered so much support that her single was expected to be voted in at number 12, was disqualified due to her affiliation with KFC following triple j's strict policy on artists not benefiting from commercial ventures that could influence votes from fans.
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Chet Faker won triple j's Hottest 100 for 2014 with his song Talk is Cheap
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Taylor Swift was disqualified from appearing in the annual music poll
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A viral campaign encouraged members of the public to vote for Swift so she could top the Australia Day countdown
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The triple j website crashed a minute after an article explaining the decision was posted
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KFC jumped on the #tay4hottest100 campaign to include Taylor Swift in the annual triple j Hottest 100 countdown
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The move may breach the strict voting rules, which disqualify artists who offer fans encouragement to vote for them
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Former triple j presenter Angela Catterns said Swift had been excluded based on 'a fast food chain be involved in the process'

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Question: Earlier on Tuesday, an unofficial poll shed some  insight into who might take home the coveted @placeholder crown, with Swift making the cut despite the controversy.


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter The mother of a three-month-old Maine girl who died while in the care of a baby sitter has filed a lawsuit against the caretaker and her 12-year-old daughter. The suit filed by Nicole Greenaway in Kennebec County Superior Court alleges negligence on the part of the Fairfield woman who was entrusted with the care of Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway and seeks unspecified damages. The baby sitter's daughter Kelli Murphy, who was 10 at the time, had faced a manslaughter charge, but pleaded guilty last month to several misdemeanors. Her mother Amanda Huard was never charged.
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Nicole Greenaway filed a suit against Kelli Murphy, 12, and her mother Amanda Huard seeking damages
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Huard was babysitting Greenaway's three-month-old baby girl Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway in 2012 when the baby died
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Her daughter Kelli Murphy pleaded guilty to several misdemeanor charges in a plea deal
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She was the youngest person charged with manslaughter in the state in more than 30 years, but those charges were dropped as part of the deal
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She was only 10 years old when first charged in the 2012 death of three-month-old Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway
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Foss-Greenway had traces of Murphy's ADHD medication in her system and may also have been suffocated
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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 07:55 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:36 EST, 31 January 2013 A paradise holiday to Thailand has ended in horror when a taxi taking three British women to the airport crashed leaving one of them with a broken back. Kayleigh Waugh, 27, is laid up in a Bangkok hospital recovering from a number of fractures to her back, which has had to be pinned and screwed back into place. Family of the two friends that she was travelling with, Ruth Ginn and Natasha Smith, both 27, said they were extremely lucky to escape the smash with minor whiplash injuries.
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Kayleigh Waugh, 27, was on her way to airport when crash happened
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Her and friends Ruth Ginn and Natasha Smith were due to fly home
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Family said  they were extremely lucky to escape with minor injuries

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President Obama was back on the golf course today as he enjoyed yet another 18 holes amid deepening concerns about the spreading terrorist rampage of extremist group ISIS. The President played a round with former NBA basketball star Alonzo Mourning and Cyrus Walker, cousin of White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, at Farm Neck Golf Club, in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts on Saturday. His hours on the golf course during a two-week break on the resort island of Martha's Vineyard have his detractors teeing up as they highlight the slew of foreign policy crises currently facing the U.S. Scroll down for video
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The President played a round with former NBA basketball star Alonzo Mourning and Cyrus Walker, cousin of White House adviser Valerie Jarrett
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The group teed off at Farm Neck Golf Club, in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts on Saturday
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Obama under fire from critics for his hours on the golf course during a two-week break on the resort island of Martha's Vineyard
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Obama spokesman suggested the president needs to blow off steam with 8 rounds of golf on vacation
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Obama was slammed this week for grinning and fist-bumping through 18 holes just minutes after delivering somber remarks about James Foley's execution at the hands if ISIS terrorists
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Secretary of State John Kerry was spotted sailing off Nantucket while the Pentagon answered tough questions about the Middle East

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(CNN) -- Kyle Davis was 100% boy. He loved going with his grandpa to see Monster Trucks, and would hoot and clap whenever one of those giant things would roll over and crush a smaller car. Because he was a good kid and got A's and B's, his family would sometimes reward him with a trip to the lake and let him ride his four-wheeler around. The 8-year-old was a force on the soccer field. His stocky build earned him a nickname: "The Wall." "Kids just bounced off of him," Davis' grandfather Marvin Dixon said Wednesday. "He just loved being with his Pawpaw and I loved being with him. I'm just going to miss him."
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Kyle Davis, 8, was a good student who loved soccer and his older sister
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Tawuana Robinson called her daughter as twister hovered, telling her she was in closet
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Christopher Legg loved sports, horsing around with his Dad

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(CNN) -- Raising the minimum wage continues to be a top Democratic economic priority, insisting that higher pay is critical to helping lift the working poor out of poverty. Some members of Congress put their money where their mouth is. Rep. Tim Ryan of Ohio is one Democratic lawmaker who took the "live the wage challenge" -- to live on pay of $7.25 per hour for one week. The effort promoted by Americans United for Change, an advocacy group funded in large part by labor unions, was established to mark the fifth anniversary of the last federal increase in the minimum wage.
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Rep. Tim Ryan of Ohio took the minimum wage challenge
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His family of five lived off the minimum wage for one week
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Some were critical of his efforts, saying it pales in comparison to what low-wage workers face
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Obama and Democrats have pushed to raise the minimum wage

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By William Cook PUBLISHED: 13:54 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:14 EST, 12 November 2012 A Lithuanian man has been handed a life sentence for strangling his ex-wife in Peterborough before taking her dead body to Poland and dumping it in a shallow grave. Rimas Venclovas, 47, murdered Vitalija Baliutaviciene, 29, after discovering she had started a new life with another man. Her body was discovered in a remote wood in western Poland by a mushroom-picker more than two months after she disappeared from her home in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Murdered: Vitalija Baliutaviciene, left, was strangled in Peterborough by ex-husband Rimas Venclovas, right
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Lithuanian Rimas Venclovas, 47, had already been investigated by UK police for assaulting Vitalija Baliutaviciene, 29
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Warned victim's mother that her daughter would be 'kidnapped and sold'
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Converted Mercedes van to transport body to Poland, where it was buried in shallow grave and discovered by mushroom picker
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Pleaded not guilty, but jailed for life with minimum term of 20 years

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By Rob Cooper Last updated at 2:40 PM on 20th December 2011 A young man tracked down two muggers on Facebook after they robbed him at knifepoint while he was sitting in his car. Daniel McGill, 21, and Gordon Alexander, 30, were jailed for a total of 19 years after Daniel Kaye found them on the social networking site. The pair threatened the victim, 18, with a blade and demanded that he hand over his mobile phone and cash when he pulled over to answer a call. Jailed: Daniel McGill, 21, and Gordon Alexander, 30, were both caught after being tracked down on Facebook
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Daniel McGill, 21, and Gordon Alexander, 30, given a total of 19 years behind bars
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Victim Daniel Kaye, 18, ordered to take off his shirt by muggers so they could get rid of fingerprints

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Question: After being traumatised by the attack, Mr Kaye searched Facebook for the people he thought were responsible for robbing him and found a picture of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Syria's nearly 3-year-old civil war saw more bloodshed Thursday, and perhaps a moment of peace. Fighting at a huge prison in the volatile city of Aleppo brought conflicting rebel claims on whether they controlled all or part of the facility. Meanwhile, the United Nations and the United States confirmed an agreement announced by rebels and the government of a planned cease-fire in the besieged Old City of Homs that would allow some people to flee and humanitarian aid to arrive for the first time in over a year. "We welcome the news that a deal has been reached," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said of what she called "a local humanitarian pause" to begin Friday.
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The Syrian conflict is nearly 3 years old

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The Malibu-based playboy son of an African dictator is being forced to surrender more than $30million worth of his assets after allegedly stealing money from his own country. Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the Equatorial Guinea president, must sell his mansion in California, his Ferrari and most of his Michael Jackson memorabilia under the settlement. However, he will be able to keep the singer's famous crystal-encrusted 'Bad Tour' glove, a jacket used during the 'Thriller' tour and a $38.5million Gulfstream jet, as they remain outside the U.S. Playboy: Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue (above), the son of Equatorial Guinea president, must sell his Malibu mansion, a Ferrari and his Michael Jackson memorabilia under a settlement with the U.S Government
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Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue will surrender more than $30m in assets
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These include mansion in Malibu, Ferrari and Michael Jackson memorabilia
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But he will able to keep singer's famous crystal-encrusted 'Bad Tour' glove
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This is because item remains outside the U.S., alongside his 'Thriller' jacket
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Instead, 42-year-old must pay further $1million to cover value, say officials
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Most of 750,000 people in Equatorial Guinea are currently living in poverty

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraqi police and soldiers on Saturday launched major raids in a once-notorious insurgent stronghold west of Baghdad. Saturday's raids in Falluja by Iraqi forces were similar to U.S.-led sweeps in the city in 2004, shown here. A police official in the Anbar province city of Falluja told CNN that a large number of security forces were scouring its Sinaie district for an array of weapons -- machine guns, mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and small arms. The Sinaie area, in Falluja's southeastern section, is an industrial district with factories, scrap yards and large, abandoned yards. The area used to be a stronghold of the insurgency in Falluja until the militants were driven out in major military operations five years ago.
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Iraqi police official says security forces were scouring Sinaie district of Falluja
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U.S. military: Marines and area police assisting in combined cache sweep
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Anbar province is vast and violent scene of U.S. and al Qaeda in Iraq encounters

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Click here to see how Scotland manged to find the net for their freak opener and all of the other stats that matter from Ibrox Progress doesn’t need to be pretty all the time. Thanks to an untidy own goal Scotland secured vital victory from the first game for two years in which meaningful tournament qualification points were fully expected – and, mercifully, delivered. Scotland utterly bossed the 110th ranked team in the world and fully merited a more emphatic margin of success from their play that was pleasing on the eye for much of the action. But a clinical presence deserted the team, particularly Steven Naismith on his return to Ibrox, and Gordon Strachan was grateful for an inside job. The errant leg of Akaki Khubutia proved to be the scrappy lock-breaker on 28 minutes.
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Gordon Strachan's Scotland claimed their first win in  Euro 2016 qualifying Group D against Georgia
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Scotland took the lead with a 28th-minute own goal coming after Shaun Maloney's drive was saved and deflected
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Georgia keeper Giorgi Loria stopped Maloney's strike but it bounce off Akaki Khubutia's leg and dribbled in
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Scott Brown had a chance to make it two but his side-footed shot from 15 yards was deflected wide
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Stand-in skipper Steven Naismith's heavy touch when one-on-one with Loria was a squandered chance
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Steven Fletcher's back-heel found Naismith again but his shot from eight-yards went wide
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Irakli Dzaria had Georgia's best chance after 80 minutes but dragged his shot wide
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Scotland face Poland on Tuesday in Warsaw

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(CNN) -- King Juan Carlos I is stepping down from the Spanish throne after nearly 40 years, handing power to his son after a series of scandals that has dented the royal family's popularity. The King said Crown Prince Felipe, a former Olympic yachtsman, has "the maturity, the preparation, and the sense of responsibility necessary" to serve as king and "to lead to a new stage of hope using his experience and the drive of a new generation." Prince Felipe, 46, is regarded as being untouched by the accusations of corruption and excess that have plagued the royal family as many Spaniards continue to struggle to find jobs and pull themselves out of financial ruin.
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Spain's King Juan Carlos I abdicates throne after nearly 40 years
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King's only son Felipe, a former Olympic yachtsman, to be sworn in within weeks
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Georgetown-educated Crown Prince married former CNN+ anchor Letizia Ortiz in 2004
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Spain's monarchy dogged by allegations of corruption and excess in recent years

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A woman murdered her  parents and buried them in  their back garden with the help of her husband – then told their neighbours and relatives they had moved to Ireland for the ‘good air’, a court heard. William and Patricia Wycherley were each shot twice before being wrapped in bedding and ‘stacked’ one on top of the other under the lawn. Their debt-laden daughter Susan Edwards, 55, and her husband Christopher, 57, buried them after watching the Eurovision song contest on a bank holiday weekend in 1998, the court heard. Scroll down for video Accused: Susan Edwards, 56, (left) and her husband Christopher, 57, (right) are accused of shooting dead her parents Patricia and William Wycherley, burying them and stealing from their bank account, while tricking relatives into thinking the couple were still alive
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Susan and Christopher Edwards deny murdering her parents
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Bodies of William and Patricia Wycherley found in makeshift grave in their back garden last October
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Bodies wrapped in bedding, and post mortem tests showed they were shot
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Defendants accused of 'diverting' £245,000 of couple's money to themselves
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Letters and Christmas cards sent to relatives saying Wycherleys were travelling in Ireland 'because of the good air'
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Susan Edwards admits manslaughter of her mother on basis of provocation
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Claims Mrs Wycherley killed Mr Wycherley, and she then shot her mother
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Police told Mrs Wycherley claimed to have had an affair with Mr Edwards
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Both defendants admit obstructing a coroner in the executive of his duty
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Christopher Edwards claims they buried bodies after watching Eurovision
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They also admit stealing a credit balance but each deny murder

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:31 EST, 13 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:35 EST, 14 September 2012 Smiling, laughing and looking like they were without a care in the world, these photographs of soldiers guarding one of Nazi Germany's key outposts in 1944 were never meant to see the light of day. But this life through a lens on the idyllic Dutch island of Walcheren was grabbed by a British war hero in a daring raid behind enemy lines and its incredible contents have been published for the first time today. Green Beret Arthur Thompson, 89, was part of a 47 Royal Marine Commando smash and grab sortie on November 1 1944 to the island, in an attempt to punch a hole through the enemy's defences.
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Green Beret Arthur Thompson was part of a team raiding the occupied Dutch island of Walcheren in 1944
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While inside a German bunker he found a camera and took it
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After carrying it around until the end of the war - and taking his own snaps - he had its contents developed
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It contained pictures of Germans having fun and the images have been released for the first time today
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'I was amazed when I got them developed. I still remember in detail the moment I found the camera,' he said

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By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 04:01 EST, 20 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:27 EST, 20 January 2014 Anne Hidalgo, who until recently was President Francois Hollande's Socialist culture minister A leading French politician described London as a ‘suburb of Paris’ today as the two cities continued a war of words over which is the most popular in the world. Anne Hidalgo, who until recently was President Francois Hollande’s Socialist culture minister before running for mayor of the French capital, said there was more crime in the English capital, less entrepreneurial businesses starting up, and fewer foreign visitors.
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Comments were made by Anne Hidalgo, who until recently was President Francois Hollande’s Socialist culture minister
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Said there was more crime in London and less foreign visitors

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(CNN) -- Every spring, a yellow blanket of pollen descends upon America, eliciting complaints from allergy sufferers already fed up with watery eyes, stuffed-up sinuses and excessive sneezing. If you're wondering exactly what that is covering your car, it's pine pollen, which usually comes out in mid- to late-April. But believe it or not, it's probably not what's causing your symptoms. "Amazingly enough, most people are not allergic to the stuff you can see," CNN meteorologist Sean Morris said. Instead, it's microscopic particles in the spring air that are hell-bent on causing misery. Most seasonal allergies are caused by smaller tree pollen and mold spores, according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.
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Most people aren't allergic to the yellow pollen you see, which is from pine trees
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More than 60 million Americans suffer from allergic rhinitis every year
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Warm, dry climates have the highest pollen levels, according to Pollen.com

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(CNN) -- For actress Kyra Sedgwick, it's the public's approval that makes it worth being away from her family for six months to tape her critically acclaimed series "The Closer." Kyra Sedgwick and her husband, Kevin Bacon, at the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards this month. But she may be getting more approval from her peers, too. Sedgwick will walk the red carpet again Sunday night at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, where she is nominated for a fourth consecutive year for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series for her role as Deputy Chief Brenda Johnson. She's also won a Golden Globe for her performance, in 2007.
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TNT resumes Sedgwick's series "Closer" where it left off in September
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Sedgwick expects to be in the executive producer's role for at least two more years

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A former beauty queen and nine of her family members narrowly avoided boarding AirAsia flight 8501 after they failed to check an email telling them that their flight time had changed. Miss Indonesia runner-up 2008 Anggi Mahesti was supposed to board the lost plane, from Juanda International Airport, in Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore, on Sunday at 7.30am. Fortunately she and her family didn't see an email on 15 December, or answer calls from the airline, telling them their departure time had been brought forward to 5.35am. They arrived at the airport in two separate cars, just as the final boarding call was ringing out. Only 42 minutes later, the flight disappeared off the radar.
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The family thought their flight to Singapore was at 7.30am on Sunday
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They were meant to fly on AirAsia flight QZ8501
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Were told at 9am that the plane had gone missing over the Java sea

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Pope Francis greeted women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military during World War II during a Mass at the end of his tour in South Korea. In a poignant moment at the start of the service, Francis bent down and greeted seven women, many sitting in wheelchairs, who are pushing for a new apology and compensation for their ordeals. One gave him a pin of a butterfly - a symbol of these 'comfort women's' plight - which he immediately pinned to his vestments and wore throughout the Mass. Francis said in his homily that reconciliation can be brought about only by forgiveness, even if it seems 'impossible, impractical and even at times repugnant.'
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Francis met seven women demanding apology and damages from Japan
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Ended first trip to Asia by calling for countries to resolve their differences
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Called on the Koreas to reject the 'mindset of suspicion and confrontation'

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By Associated Press and Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 15:00 EST, 11 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:41 EST, 11 February 2013 An Army veteran who was today awarded the Medal of Honor for his courageous leadership during a daylong firefight in Afghanistan wept as President Obama named his fallen comrades. Former Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha took a moment to compose himself after Obama read the names of the eight Americans who died in the 2009 firefight. At a White House ceremony attended by the military's top leaders and former Medal of Honor recipients, Obama recounted the dramatic battle at an outpost in the mountains near the Pakistan border where U.S. troops were far outnumbered.
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Clinton Romesha, 31, of Minot, North Dakota, helped fight off one of the largest attacks against U.S. forces in Afghanistan
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Romesha is become the fourth living service member to receive the nation’s highest award for valor for overseas duty in Afghanistan or Iraq
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His son Colin charmed attendees ahead of the ceremony by hiding behind President Obama's lectern

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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- An English tourist kidnapped from a remote Kenyan resort is being held by pirates in a remote corner of Somalia, according to experts and security analysts in Nairobi. "Gangs from Southern Somalia took her up the coast and then moved her several times," said Andrew Mwangura, a piracy expert and maritime editor of Somalia Report, an independent online publication. Judith Tebbutt was abducted by armed men from a remote safari lodge near to the Somali border earlier this month. Her husband, David Tebbutt, was killed in the attack when he resisted, according to Kenyan police.
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NEW: A Kenyan man is charged in connection with the attacks
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Judith Tebbutt was taken from a Kenyan lodge earlier this month
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Officials believe she is being held in a remote corner of Somalia
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Analyst believes this is the work of Somali pirates

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In the Crystal Palace boardroom on Saturday there were hushed tones and quiet conversations taking place between the club’s owners. It was the first time they had met since the resignation of sporting director Iain Moody on Thursday and the decision to pull the plug on the potential appointment of Malky Mackay. They are numb, shocked by the nature of the allegations and disappointed that a valued member of the technical set-up at Selhurst Park has left. Still, they have vowed to fill the void. Decision maker: Steve Parish (right) will choose Tony Pulis' successor when the right candidate comes up
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Former Eagles boss Tony Pulis left 48 hours before Palace's league opener
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Sporting director Iain Moody resigned  following Sportmail's exclusive story
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Fabio Cannavaro is interested in replacing Pulis in the Selhurst Park hotseat
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Keith Millen remains in temporary charge of the south London outfit
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Tim Sherwood likens race to replace Pulis to the Grand National

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Weekly attacks: Katie Fant experienced severe allergic reactions to mould As the autumn damp sets in, the temptation is to stay inside and turn up the radiator. But if there's not enough ventilation, you could be creating the perfect environment for mould to grow. Mould can trigger breathing problems and may even, in rare cases, be life-threatening - as Katie Fant discovered. Last November, the 17-year-old was at school when she suddenly started struggling to breathe. 'I was sitting in class and my throat began to close up and then my tongue started to swell - I ran to the first aid room,' recalls Katie who lives in Bexley, Kent, with her mother Roberta, 43, a teacher, stepfather Gary, 40, a cab driver, and younger siblings, Rachel and Daniel.
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Mould spores can cause nasal stuffiness, itchy eyes, coughing, eczema
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4% of the population reacts to the spores, which can cause lung damage
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Mould thrives in the damp; if your house is tepid, mould will grow there

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Gauteng, South Africa (CNN)"I was in a position to see exactly what happens in the human hand. I got the basics of what it's all about and thought yeah, I'll make my own." Richard van As is recalling the moment in May 2011 when he sat in a Johannesburg hospital waiting to hear if his fingers could be stitched back on. Just an hour earlier, he had been in his carpentry workshop sawing wood when the saw slipped and ripped diagonally through the four fingers on his right hand. "It all happened too quickly to know what actually happened," he remembers.
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Robohand makes cheap artificial hands and arms using 3-D printers
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Founder Richard van As lost four fingers in a carpentry accident
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Robohand's designs are open source so others can download and print them

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Would he ever fly again, now that his feet and right hand were gone? That was among the first things amateur pilot Brian Thomas wondered after he awoke from surgery in 2009. A blood disease similar to hemophilia forced doctors to make him a triple amputee, removing his right hand and the ends of his feet. A blog post by amateur pilot and journalist Miles O'Brien revealed this week that the former CNN anchor was also the victim of a medical condition that required amputation. O'Brien lost his left arm, sending concern throughout the online news and aviation communities. O'Brien, a correspondent for PBS "NewsHour," appeared on CNN for 17 years, mostly focusing on science, technology and aerospace coverage.
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Amputees can be certified to fly solo as pilots
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Brian Thomas lost his feet and right hand and still flies once a week
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Thomas said former CNN anchor Miles O'Brien could be back piloting "in no time"
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O'Brien posted on his blog that his left arm was amputated after an accident

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By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 21:26 EST, 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:50 EST, 20 December 2012 A globetrotting automotive consultant has become a real-life Ryan Bingham - the character played by George Clooney in the film Up In The Air - by clocking up a million miles in a single year. Tom Stuker took his love of travel to new heights by becoming the first customer of United Airlines to achieve the feat. Mr Stuker, who divides the little time he spends outside of a plane between New Jersey and Chicago, was recognised for his record on December 6 United Flight 949 from London to Chicago.
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Tom Stuker works as automotive consultant traveling to Australia and Asia
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Became first person in July 2011 to fly 10 million miles on United
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Airline honored Stuker by putting his name on Boeing 747
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Stuker was on 400 flights in 2012 alone
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Single nonstop flight of a million miles would land 73 days after takeoff

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Washington (CNN) -- In the emotional aftermath of the Trayvon Martin killing last year, Attorney General Eric Holder signaled the unlikelihood of filing federal hate crimes charges against admitted shooter George Zimmerman. "For a federal hate crime, we have to prove the highest standard in the law," Holder said in April 2012, 45 days after Zimmerman shot the African American teenager in what was depicted by civil rights groups as a racially motivated killing. In words that now sound prescient, Holder described to reporters that day how "something that was reckless, that was negligent does not meet that standard." "We have to show that there was specific intent to do the crime with requisite state of mind," he said.
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President Obama will have no role in deciding on federal charges
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Federal hate crimes laws require proof of racial motivation, legal experts say
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AG Holder has called that a high legal bar; says Monday that facts and law are paramount
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The jury in the George Zimmerman case rejected state criminal charges

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Aston Villa have made a late charge to steal MK Dons wonderkid Dele Alli from under Newcastle's noses. It is understood Paul Lambert has launched an ambitious attempt to land the 18-year-old midfielder before Monday's transfer deadline. As revealed by Sportsmail last week, Newcastle have made Alli a primary transfer target this month. Aston Villa have made a late charge to steal MK Dons wonderkid Dele Alli from under Newcastle's noses The Magpies have been locked in talks with MK Dons in recent days and a £5million deal - which would see Alli head back to the League One club - has now been agreed.
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Newcastle have made Dele Alli a primary transfer target this month
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Magpies have agreed a £5million deal for the MK Dons midfielder
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18-year-old would be loaned back to League One club for rest of season

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A four-year-old boy who has been kept in a sterile 'bubble”' is going to spend Christmas day with the family he hasn’t seen for four months. Samuel Freeman has a rare condition which means he has no immunity to any germs. He has spent the past few months with his mother Sadie as doctors at the Great North Children’s Hospital, in Newcastle, prepared him for a bone marrow transplant. Samuel, from Long Clawson, Leicestershire, has not been able to see his father, Adrian, or older brother, Benjamin, six. Battle: Samuel Freeman (with his mother Sadie) has a rare condition which means he has no immunity to any germs. He has spent the last four months in a sterile 'bubble' while doctors prepare his body for a bone marrow transplant to give him a new, healthy immune system
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Samuel Freeman has no immunity to any germs due to rare condition
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Has spent the last four months in a sterile 'bubble' while doctors prepare his body for a bone marrow transplant to give him a new immune system
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Not been able to see his father or brother for 4 months due to infection risk
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But if they can stay 'germ free' they can all spend Christmas together

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It's the scene of some of the most crucial developments in British history, where RAF commanders masterminded the defeat of the Nazis during the Battle of Britain. The bunker was home to the division of Fighter Command responsible for striking down the enemy between July and September, 1940, after Hitler launched his campaign for superiority over the British air forces. Known as the Battle of Britain bunker, the base in Uxbridge, west London, is now open to the public, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the Britain's wartime past with its restored operations room and accompanying museum. The flight operations room at RAF Uxbridge fought off more than two thirds of enemy aircraft during the Battle of Britain in 1940
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Bunker at RAF Uxbridge was base of No 11 Group who fought off two thirds of Nazi aircraft during three-month long battle
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Restored operation room and accompanying museum are open to the public on weekends until end of month
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RAF base inspired one of Winston Churchill's most famous wartime speeches

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(CNN) -- They've been in the banking business for more than 200 years, Pictet and Company came to prominence when Europe was booming, specializing in personalized, discrete banking services. Senior managing partner of Swiss bank Pictet & Cie, Ivan Pictet talks to CNN's Andrew Stevens. Since 1980, the company has grown five-fold to be one of the biggest banks in Switzerland. But growth hasn't changed tradition says Ivan Pictet. CNN's Andrew Stevens met with Ivan in China to talk about leading the banking dynasty into today's tumultuous financial water and what really defines Swiss banking. Pictet: I think Swiss banking has changed, it still has a very strong position in the world's banking, but it has changed. Banking secrecy has evolved toward the new legislation on money laundering and so on, so confidentiality is not defined the same way today as it would have been, or not protected today as it would have been 25 years ago.
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Pictet & Cie has been in business 200 years, is one of Switzerland's biggest banks
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Known for discrete banking, new legislation has changed the bank's operations

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By Jessica Jerreat and Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 00:48 EST, 21 July 2013 | UPDATED: 09:20 EST, 21 July 2013 Last July, Eugene Han and Kirstin Davis found themselves cowering in terror under their seats in an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater as a crazed gunman was spraying bullets into the audience. On Saturday, a year to the day after the deadly attack, the happy couple got married in a small church just 3 miles from the cinema where they had nearly perished. Han, 21, and Davis, 22, were among the 58 injured in the shooting that left a dozen dead. Friends who also survived the rampage took part in the ceremony at Village East Baptist Church in Aurora as senior pastor Robert McClendon prayed for the couple and for those still grieving.
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Eugene Han, 21, and Kirstin Davis, 22, were among 58 wounded in shooting
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Wedding held one year after attack just 3 miles from Century 16 multiplex
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Three members of wedding party also survived the rampage

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After a week of live episodes to celebrate the 30th anniversary of EastEnders, the 'Who Killed Lucy?' storyline came to an emotional end. Bobby Beale was revealed as the killer on Thursday night, though Jane tried to take the blame for her murder when finally confronted by Ian. But the tearful father realised his new wife was protecting his youngest son, and decided to protect their murderous secret anyway - as Bobby doesn't even realise he killed his sister. Tragic truth: Ian Beale discovers his son Bobby killed Lucy in the finale of the EastEnders live week Show boss Dominic Treadwell-Collins said: 'He thinks she got up and walked out the door, and that is what Jane has said to him.'
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Bobby was revealed as the killer of his half-sister Lucy but doesn't know he did it
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His mother Jane covered up the murder but revealed the truth to her family during the final live episode
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Storyline has been ongoing for last 10 months - 77 suspects at one stage
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'EastEnders Live week' organised to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary
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Viewing figures peaked at 11.9million for dramatic unmasking episodes
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More than one million posts on Twitter last night in relation to conclusion

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By Mark Prigg Apple is believed to be preparing to unveil its iWatch alongside a new update to its TV box allowing it to download apps at an event in June announced today. The annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will be held in San Francisco from June 2nd. It is expected boss Tim Cook will unveil the much anticipated iWatch concept, which is believed to have health tracking capabilities. Scroll down for video Apple fan and artist Martin Hajek created these incredible lifelike mockups of an iWatch, whcih he believes could come in two version, with the top of the range being the iWatch S, which has a metal body and leather strap
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Annual Worldwide Developers Conference will be held June 2-6 in San Francisco
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Reports claim the first-generation Apple iWatch will be wirelessly charged
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New version of Apple TV to take on Amazon's Fire expected

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LAGOS, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria has set its sights on making multibillion-dollar oil deals with China amid peace moves with militants. Hundreds of militants have laid down their weapons in exchange for a pardon and a job. Lawmakers in the west African country -- one of the world's top producers of oil -- are crafting new money-making changes for its state oil corporation, as officials negotiate multibillion-dollar oil deals with China. At the same time, the government is brokering peace with bandits whose attacks have cost the oil industry millions. Nigeria's minister for state of petroleum, Odein Ajumogobia, talked this month about the developments.
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Nigeria aims to make huge oil deals with China and peace with militants
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Government brokers peace with bandits whose attacks cost oil industry millions
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Chinese oil company negotiating with Nigeria over $30 billion oil deal, reports say

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(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova kept alive her hopes of finishing the year as world No. 1 when beating Italy's Sara Errani 6-3 6-2 in her opening match of the WTA Tour Championships in Istanbul. The Russian, who won the event in 2004, has called attaining the status her 'biggest priority this week' at the season-ending tournament. The 25-year-old needs to win at least two matches in Istanbul while hoping that Victoria Azarenka, the Belarusian who currently holds the title of the world's best, slips up in the Red Group if she is to finish the year on top. Sharapova, whose victory margin was identical to her only previous meeting with Errani, who she beat in the final of this year's French Open, was delighted to make an impact at the WTA Championships after injury forced her early withdrawal last year.
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Maria Sharapova beat Italy's Sara Errani in straight sets to win opening match in White Group
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Serena Williams returns to action for first time since U.S. Open win, beating Germany's Angelique Kerber

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'Everything is ready for execution' of Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran says the Death Island prisons boss,  'we are waiting for them'. Ahmad Yuspahruddin, chief of the Indonesian Justice Ministry’s Central Java penitentiary division which governs the prisons on Nusakambangan Island told Daily Mail Australia that preparations are in place to put the two Australians to death by firing squad. 'Nothing problem, everything is okay here,' Mr Yuspahruddin said, 'Whenever the Bali nine duo will be coming we have prepared it for some days ago. We are waiting for them.' Scroll down for video 'Everything is ready for execution - we are waiting for them': The 'death island' prisons boss Ahmad Yuspahruddin (pictured), chief of the Central Java penitentiary division which governs Nusakambangan Island is prepared to execute Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran
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Prisons boss for 'death island' says 'everything is ready to execute Bali 9 duo
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Ahmad Yuspahruddin says 'we are waiting for' the Australian drug smugglers
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He says isolation cells will be ready for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran
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The two men will be held in Batu prison on Nusakambangan island in central Java
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Local police chief says the firing squad is primed and ready for execution
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Security around the island has been tightened as media focus intensifies

Question: Condemned men: Myuran Sukumaran (pictured in a @placeholder holding cell) are desperately waiting for a reprieve from their scheduled transfer to central Java and execution.


When Hayley Waddell's 18-month-old daughter Lily refused to wear pink frilly knickers, instead insisting upon Bob The Builder pants, she put it down to her being a bit of a tomboy, simply less girly than her three sisters. But as Lily grew older and continued squirming in dresses, playing only with cars and actually insisting she was a boy - even cutting her blonde hair short at the age of five - Hayley, 48, a hairdresser from Lowestoft, Suffolk, wondered if this was more than just a phase. And when, at the age of nine, Lily said, 'You're not taking me seriously! I don't want to be a girl anymore! ', Hayley knew something had to change.
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Leo Waddell, 12, from Lowestoft, Suffolk, was born Lily
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He has been certain since the age of five that he was meant to be a boy
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He is now one of the UK's youngest gender dysphoria patients
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Leo has appeared on ITV's This Morning with mother Hayley
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Social services visited after complaints Hayley was forcing Lily to be a boy

Question: But having never heard the word 'transgender', @placeholder was at a loss as to how to act, and simply lived day by day, letting Leo be their guide.


(CNN) -- Mohsen Rezaie may have little chance of winning Friday's presidential election in Iran, observers say, but they believe he's running with a purpose: getting rid of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Mohsen Rezaie could garner enough conservative votes to swing Iran's election, experts say. "He came there just to defeat Ahmadinejad. He didn't come to win," said Mehdi Khalaji, a senior fellow with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Hardliners disappointed with Ahmadinejad and reformers eager for new leadership are both glad Rezaie is running, Karim Sadjadpour wrote in a recent article for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, where he is an associate.
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Presidential candidate Mohsen Rezaie led Revolutionary Guard for 18 years
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His only goal in campaign is to undermine incumbent, Iran expert says
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Rezaie led Revolutionary Guard during war with Iraq, Beirut bombing
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He tells newspaper he would seek to improve relations with United States

Question: I saw dead people and crushed children, families destroyed and fleeing from their homes, here in @placeholder but also there in Iraq.


By Corey Charlton Incoming Centrica boss Iain Conn will receive a pay and perks package worth up to £3.7m when he begins Bills are to be reduced by £12 a year on average after new price controls were agreed by five of the six companies that run Britain’s electricity network. Regulator Ofgem said the cut has been driven by £2.1billion of savings it has secured from the companies’ business plans since last year. The distribution part of the energy bill - which accounts for 8% of an annual dual fuel bill - will be on average £12 a year lower than it is today from 2015 - 2023.
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Energy bills to fall by £12 a year after firms agree on new price controls
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But new British Gas boss is being handed a £3.7m pay and perks package
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The huge welcoming package has been branded 'insulting' by critics

Question: Since then, companies have identified £700 million of savings and @placeholder has ruled out a further £1.4billion following further analysis.


(CNN) -- Lavish weddings on soap operas are commonplace -- beautiful, wealthy characters united amid copious tears, heaps of flowers and exquisite attire. Actresses Tamara Braun and Eden Riegel take part in the wedding as depicted on ABC's "All My Children." Monday's ceremony on ABC's "All My Children" was much the same, except for the couple: Bianca Montgomery and Reese Williams, both wearing designer dresses, united in daytime television's first lesbian wedding. "When my character did first come out of the closet, there was a lot of negative reaction," said Eden Riegel, the actress who plays Bianca. Her character is the daughter of Erica Kane, a longtime mainstay on the show played by Susan Lucci.
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"All My Children" episode features characters who take part in a lesbian wedding
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Ceremony features both women wearing designer dresses and holding red roses
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Gay and lesbian groups hail the televised wedding as a victory
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At least one religious group expresses its disapproval of the nuptials

Question: "I promise to love you and devote myself to you," says a tearful @placeholder, played by Tamara Braun, during the ceremony, her hands in Bianca's.

Question: Lucci said, "Once Bianca came out and said she was gay, @placeholder said, 'But no!


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 19 February 2014 | UPDATED: 20:47 EST, 19 February 2014 A once-prominent Aspen, Colorado socialite charged in the 1996 Tucson car bomb killing of her ex-husband had nothing to gain from his death and is the victim of overzealous authorities who failed to follow other leads, the woman's lawyer said on Wednesday during opening statements in her trial. Prosecutors, however, described Pamela Phillips as a gold digger who hired a former boyfriend to kill businessman Gary Triano to collect on a $2 million life insurance policy. They say she wanted the payout to maintain her lavish lifestyle as her finances dwindled.
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Prosecutors argue that Pamela Phillips arranged for her ex-boyfriend to kill her ex-husband in order to collect a $2 million life insurance policy
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It's been nearly two decades since Gary Triano died when his car exploded as he was leaving a Tucson-area country club after playing golf
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Authorities say Phillips paid ex-boyfriend Ronald Young $400,000 to carry out the hit
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Young was convicted in 2010 and sentenced to two life terms in prison
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$2 million is a hell of a motive,' prosecutor Nicol Green said

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CLICK HERE to see full details of the Champions League last 16 draw After being pitted against Manchester City in the last 16 of the Champions League, Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi joked that he is looking forward to playing against his close friend Sergio Aguero... as he always beats him at FIFA video games. The Premier League champions were drawn against Barcelona for the second consecutive season - losing 4-1 on aggregate last term - after edging second place behind Bayern Munich in their qualifying group. Messi took to Facebook after the draw was made in Nyon on Monday to express his excitement at the tie and gently tease his childhood friend over his ability with video games.
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Manchester City have been drawn against Barcelona in Champions League
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Sergio Aguero is currently sidelined with injury but is expected to return
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Lionel Messi wants to face his Argentina team-mate as he 'always beats him' when playing FIFA video games

Question: It'll be really nice to face my friend Sergio Aguero as I always beat him at @placeholder, but let's see what happens on the pitch.'


(CNN) -- Uganda's President has declined to sign a bill that would punish certain homosexual acts with life in prison, but the move was not designed to protect the civil rights of gays and lesbians. President Yoweri Museveni believes that parliament illegally passed the bill, and gays and lesbians are "sick people who need help," his spokesman said. A Ugandan lawmaker first introduced the bill in 2009 with a death penalty clause for some homosexual acts. It was briefly shelved when Britain and other European nations threatened to withdraw aid to Uganda, which relies on millions of dollars from the international community.
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President's spokesman: "There was no quorum, and homosexuals are sick people"
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Lawmakers downgraded punishment for "aggravated homosexuality" to life in prison
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Law also proposed prison time for those who counsel, reach out to gays and lesbians
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Parliament reconvenes next month, and the bill could pass without President's signature

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:19 EST, 14 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:45 EST, 14 January 2013 A millionaire property developer and his wife, who say they were ruined because of a simple banking error, have lost their High Court claim for more than £3milion in damages. Michael and Carol Ann Gatt are now faced with a £1million legal bill after they were left living in a bungalow on a building site near their former home - £4million Melksham Court, a Cotswold country estate once sought after by the actor Hugh Grant. The couple, both 66, claimed Barclays wrongly told credit reference agencies Mr Gatt was over his agreed overdraft limit, ruining his credit rating and killing their business.
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Michael and Carol Ann Gatt were left living in a bungalow on a building site
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They claimed Barclays wrongly told credit agencies Mr Gatt was overdrawn
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Judge rejected claims and Mr Gatt and his wife - who says she has £30 remaining in her account - now face legal bill of £1m

Question: The judge allowed a counterclaim by the bank for the repayment by @placeholder of £847,287 in outstanding loans and overdrafts, as well as £80,000 in costs.


Authorities are cracking down on Islamic fundamentalist preacher Junaid Thorne after they ordered him to face charges in court following allegations he has travelled between Sydney and Perth using false names. The controversial self-styled sheik was on Thursday issued with a notice to appear in a Perth court at a later date, an AFP spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. AFP officers conducted a search warrant on a home in Bass Hill, south-west of Sydney, on Thursday and the 25-year-old was subsequently informed of the notice. He will face charges in court for using a carriage service to book a ticket under a false name and the second for using the ticket to travel interstate, the West Australian reports.
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Junaid Thorne has been ordered by Federal Police to face charges in court
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Self-styled sheik was on Thursday issued with a court attendance notice
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It was a result of AFP officers carrying out a search warrant in Bass Hill, south-west of Sydney
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Thorne sparked outrage last week after he said insults to the Prophet Mohammad were 'not allowed' following the Paris terror massacre
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Outspoken politician Jacqui Lambie called for him to be jailed for treason following his controversial comments

Question: While police only released few details of the raid in @placeholder, Thorne could reportedly face further charges.


By Michael Powell A doctor’s toddler daughter drowned after she slipped off his shoulders while he was taking photos and plunged into a swollen river. Coventry-based anaesthesiologist Megha Reddy screamed for help as 18-month-old Manvi disappeared under the water and was washed downstream in strong currents. A frantic search was launched for the girl and rescue divers pulled her body out of the river more than four miles away. Tragedy: Eighteen-month-old Manvi Reddy drowned after she slipped from her father's shoulders into the River Musi in Hyderabad as he took photos during a month-long family holiday to India Looking: Witnesses said Dr Reddy (left), 42, and his wife Pratibha, who emigrated to Britain 15 years ago, were said to be in a state of shock and being comforted by family members following the accident
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Girl, 18 months, was swept away in the River Manvi in Hyderabad
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Parents said to be in state of shock following incident on Thursday

Question: The doctor and his family had travelled to Hyderabad last month to attend a family wedding, and were scheduled to return to @placeholder next Wednesday.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Amid the crush of migrant workers who gathered to see Aung San Suu Kyi in Bangkok Wednesday was Sein Htay, a Burmese worker who has been in Thailand for 17 years. He took his son, two-year-old Waiyanmin, to greet the Burmese opposition leader on her first visit outside Myanmar in more than 20 years. They gathered with thousands of others outside a migrant center on the outskirts of the Thai capital where Suu Kyi spoke to an elated and emotional crowd, many of whom said they never thought the day would come. "There's no better feeling in the world than what happened," Sein told CNN through migrant rights activist Andy Hall. "He said he's happy beyond words, cannot describe the feeling. So positive," said Hall.
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Thousands of Burmese migrants brave heat to see Aung San Suu Kyi in Thailand
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Sein Htay has worked in Thailand for 17 years after crossing the border from Myanmar
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U.N. report says millions of Burmese workers are exploited and abused in Thailand
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Many say they want to return to Myanmar, but are worried about the lack of jobs

Question: However, one @placeholder expert said more changes needed to be made within the country before many Burmese migrants would consider going home.


Bill Clinton and Sean Penn attended a hotel opening in Haiti on Tuesday during a charity trip to the impoverished country as the Hollywood actor remained silent on the row over his xenophobic Oscars remarks. Penn was criticized after remarks he made about Mexican-born Alejandro Inarritu's 'green card' status as he presented the director's Academy Award on Sunday. Penn declined to speak to reporters in Haiti over the furor. The actor attended the opening of a new 175-room, Marriott Hotel in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince along with the former president in what backers and officials hope will spur further economic development in the impoverished country.
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Penn was slammed after joking about Mexican-born Alejandro Inarritu's 'green card' status as he presented the director's Academy Award
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The actor attended the opening of a new Marriott Hotel in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince along with Clinton - but refused to speak to reporters
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As Penn presented the Academy Award for Best Picture, he said of Inarritu: 'Who gave this son of a b**** his green card? Birdman'

Question: @placeholder directed Penn in his 2003 film, 21 Grams, and the pair remain friends.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:31 EST, 10 July 2012 | UPDATED: 14:10 EST, 11 July 2012 US tycoon Donald Trump struck the first ball on his new luxury golf course in Scotland on Tuesday, teeing off in a ceremony alongside golfing great Colin Montgomerie. However, the real estate mogul looked decidedly stout as he hit the green, wearing a pair of belted khaki trousers and a white golf shirt. Trump has famously dated only svelte, stunning women, often years his junior. Included in that list is former wife Ivana Trump, former first lady of France Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, and actress and socialite Marla Maples.
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Was in Aberdeen, Scotland to open new golf course
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Teed off wearing tight-fitting white golf shirt and khaki trousers

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Question: What's good for golf is good for Scotland because @placeholder is the home front for golf.'


Orlando, Florida (CNN)  -- A former astronaut who was accused of assaulting a romantic rival in the parking lot of the Orlando airport will avoid prison after pleading guilty to lesser charges as part of a plea agreement. Citing Lisa Marie Nowak's lack of a criminal history, Orange County Circuit Judge Marc Lubet sentenced her to a year of probation. She was given credit for the two days she served in the county jail after her arrest. Nowak, 46, must also perform 50 hours of community service and have no contact with the victim in the case, former Air Force Capt. Colleen Shipman.
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Lisa Marie Nowak, a former astronaut, accused of assaulting a romantic rival
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Florida judge sentences Nowak to year on probation, community service
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Prosecutors say she drove 900 miles  in diapers, wore disguise, followed woman through airport

Question: She must also send @placeholder a letter of apology within 10 days, "a sincere letter of apology, not one of these vanilla things that I see from other defendants," Lubet told Nowak.


Arsenal eased to a 2-0 away win over Manchester City on Sunday afternoon courtesy of goals from Santi Cazorla and Olivier Giroud. NEIL ASHTON provides an assessment of each player at the Etihad Stadium. MANCHESTER CITY: Joe Hart - Went the right way for Cazorla penalty, but it was struck hard and true. Appeared to have no chance with Giroud strike in second half. 6 Pablo Zabaleta - Poor in the first half, barely got forward into his customary attacking positions. 5.5 Vincent Kompany - Could not believe he had conceded a penalty. Later booked for foul on Giroud. 5
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Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 away win against Manchester City
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Santi Cazorla opened the scoring for the north London side with a penalty
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Striker Olivier Giroud secured all three points with a second-half header
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Sergio Aguero scores but fails to make an impact following injury

Question: Coquelin - Worked hard in the boiler room, sat in front of @placeholder back four to mop up everything.

Question: Olivier Giroud makes the game safe as he heads Arsenal's second of the game past keeper @placeholder

Question: Giroud - Towering performance, led the line brilliantly and and made @placeholder’s defence work hard.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- A racially charged demonstration against the Israeli government's handling of immigration from Africa turned violent Wednesday night as protesters attacked foreign workers, shattered car windows and vandalized a shop owned by a Sudanese migrant. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said 17 men were arrested in the event and brought to a Tel Aviv court Thursday morning. They are charged with attacking residents and Israeli police and damaging property. The demonstrators carried signs with the slogans "Infiltrators get out of our houses" and "Tel Aviv -- a refugee camp." They were accompanied by three members of the Knesset, Israel's parliament.
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Protesters smashed windows and attacked foreign workers during the protest
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Netanyahu condemned the attacks and said he'd fight illegal immigration "responsibly"
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Knesset speaker blasts members who took part in the demonstration

Question: Tensions between local residents of @placeholder's working class neighborhoods and illegal African immigrants have seen new highs this month following a couple of highly publicized cases in which Sudanese migrants were arrested on charges of sexual assault against young Israeli women.


Concern: William Hague warned that Israel's plans to build 3,000 more settlements would cast doubt on their commitment to peace with the Palestinians The Foreign Secretary William Hague today urged Israel to abandon plans to build 3,000 more settlement homes in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank, warning that going ahead with the move would cast doubt on Israel's commitment to achieving peace with the Palestinians. The proposals to build the thousands of new homes were revealed yesterday, one day after the UN voted to recognise a Palestinian state. Mr Hague warned that going ahead with the plans would make a two-state solution 'difficult to achieve'.
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Foreign Secretary warns that the building the 'illegal' settlements would cast doubt on Israel's commitment to peace with Palestinians
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The development will be built in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank
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The Palestinian Authority says they will not resume pace talks until building stops

Question: '@placeholder settlements are illegal under international law and undermine trust between the parties.


(CNN) -- Adam Levine has pulled a musical coup on "The Voice." The Maroon 5 frontman has proudly welcomed legend Stevie Nicks to his "team" on the NBC singing reality competition. "#TeamAdam, welcome the incredible Stevie Nicks as your Season 7 advisor!" said a post on "The Voice's" Instagram July 9. One of NBC's most popular shows, "The Voice" regularly updates its roster of celebrity talent. After starting off with Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green and Levine as its quad of mentors, recent seasons have also featured Usher and Shakira in those spinning red chairs. For season 7, which will launch in the fall, the coaching lineup will be Levine and Shelton along with new mentors Gwen Stefani and Pharrell Williams.
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Stevie Nicks has joined Adam Levine's team on "The Voice"
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She'll serve as his adviser in Season 7
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Nicks: "I just think it's a great show"

Question: "And I know (@placeholder) would never still be sitting here seven years later if this wasn't a great show."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:44 EST, 16 January 2013 | UPDATED: 17:13 EST, 16 January 2013 Passing of a legend: Diff'rent Strokes star Conrad Bain has died at the age of 89 on Monday, it was reported on Wednesday Diff'rent Strokes star Conrad Bain has died aged 89. The Canadian-American actor, who was famous for playing the father figure Phillip Drummond on the hit sitcom, died on Monday in Livemore, California, or natural causes. The actor's daughter Jennifer praised on Tuesday, telling TMZ:: 'He was an amazing person. He was a lot like Mr Drummond, but much more interesting in real life. He was an amazing father.'
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By Darren Boyle The mystery man who took almost 500 selfies over a 30 year period has been identified as photobooth technician Franklyn Swantek. Mr Swantek was owner of Swantek Photo Service which described itself as 'Michigan's largest operators and distributors of Photomatic'. The 455 images form part of a exhibition at Rutgers University's Zimmerli Art Gallery in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Franklyn Swantek took the 455 images over a 30 year period between the 1930s to 1960s Mr Swantek, right, was identified by his nephew Tom Trelenberg who spotted a story about the mystery man on the internet Curators at the gallery were unaware of Mr Swantek's identity until his nephew Tom Trelenberg from Minden, Nevada logged on to the internet and saw a story about the mysterious man.
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Franklyn Swantek took the photographs between the 1930s to the 1960s
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The Michigan man was a distributor for Photomatic in the mid-west
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His nephew Tom Trelenberg identified his uncle after seeing the photographs
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The images are part of a major exhibition in Rutgers University, New Jersey

Question: His uncle even visited Mr Trelenberg's home in @placeholder until his death in in the mid 1980s, even visiting a casino.


When Commissioner Adam Silver speaks to the media Tuesday about the NBA's findings in the investigation into racist remarks attributed to Clippers owner Donald Sterling, the league's players hope it includes the most severe penalties. "When a hint of cancer is shown, you have to cut it out immediately, and I feel that's where the players are today," Kevin Johnson, the former all-star who is the chairman of the National Basketball Players Association's executive committee, told CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront." Johnson said the players trust that the new commissioner, on the job for less than three months, will find the right penalties for Sterling, who has owned the Clippers for almost 30 years.
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Players hope Donald Sterling will have to give up Los Angeles Clippers
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Opposing NBA coach calls for Clippers fans to boycott playoff game Tuesday
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NBA commissioner will speak about investigation on Tuesday
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State Farm, airline Virgin America cut ties to the L.A. Clippers

Question: The coach, in his first year with the @placeholder, said he believes that Sterling did make the comments but said he wanted to find out if the recording was doctored.


(CNN) -- Former England defender Sol Campbell has told CNN World Sport he is baffled by England coach Roy Hodgson's decision to omit Rio Ferdinand from the forthcoming Euro 2012 tournament. Hodgson insisted he had decided to exclude the 33-year-old Manchester United center-back from his 23-man squad for purely footballing reasons. But Campbell, who won 73 caps and played in three World Cup campaigns for his England, thinks Hodgson's call has more to do with off-field concerns. Former England captain John Terry has been included in the squad, despite awaiting trial on charges he racially abused Rio's brother Anton during an English Premier League match in October. Terry denies the allegations.
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England coach Roy Hodgson omits Rio Ferdinand from Euro 2012 squad
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Former England defender Sol Campbell tells CNN he's baffled by the decision
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John Terry, the former England captain, is selected in the 23-man squad
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Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will captain the side, Hodgson reveals

Question: "But you can't say for football reasons @placeholder shouldn't be going because he's experienced, he knows how to play football, he's an excellent defender, he's been fantastic for his club and country, especially in the last three months."


(CNN) -- Here is the question: Can it be called a Michael Bay film if there are no explosions? With "Pain & Gain," the director best known for action-packed films such as the "Transformers" franchise and "Armageddon" goes decidedly smaller, though no less hefty in the over-the-top nature. The film -- which opens Friday -- stars Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Anthony Mackie as a trio of hapless bodybuilders who launch a harebrained kidnapping scheme. An action-comedy, it's based on the true story of a murderous gang in Florida in the 1990s, which included a group of bodybuilders.
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"Pain & Gain" is not your usual Michael Bay fare
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His new dark comedy had a smaller budget and crew

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By Emma Glanfield for MailOnline Dame Helen Mirren has told how she was 'insulted' not to have been a victim of the iCloud hacking which saw 101 female celebrities have their nude and explicit photos leaked online. The 69-year-old actress, who won an Oscar for her portrayal in The Queen (2006), said she was disappointed not to be among those targeted because 'you weren't anybody if your phone hadn't been hacked'. Her comments come after nude images of up to 101 famous faces including Hunger Games actress Jennifer Lawrence, model Cara Delevingne and former Downton Abbey star Jessica Brown Findlay were circulated on the internet.
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Dame Helen Mirren spoke out after 101 celebrities were targeted by hackers
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Nude and explicit photographs circulated online after Apple iCloud hacking
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Actress, 69, said: 'You weren't anybody if your phone hadn't been hacked'
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The Oscar winner also said hacking was 'infantile', 'offensive' and 'insulting'

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