Detective Hercule Poirot is set to make a triumphant return in a new thriller - almost four decades after he last featured in an Agatha Christie novel. The Monogram Murders is to be written by poet and crime novelist Sophie Hannah and is set for release on September 8. The publication comes almost 39 years after the last Poirot novel Curtain - which was published in September 1975. Hercule Poirot, pictured here played by actor David Suchet, will return in a new thriller novel called The Monogram Murders. It will be written by crime novelist Sophie Hannah and published on September 8
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Hercule Poirot to make a comeback in thriller The Monogram Murders
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Is first novel featuring the detective since Curtain - published 39 years ago
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Will be written by crime novelist Sophie Hannah and released in September
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Agatha Christie's infamous character has featured in 33 novels since 1920

Question: Novelist and Poirot fan @placeholder (left) said writing the book was 'extraordinary'.


This isn't the first time Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has faced allegations that he's racist. Audio recordings from a conversation full of racist comments attributed to Sterling surfaced over the weekend, bringing national attention to him and his team. But the billionaire real estate mogul has found himself in hot water in the past, denying in court accusations of discrimination tied to the NBA team and to property he owns. A top team executive accused Sterling of running the Clippers with a "plantation" mentality. Federal prosecutors accused his rental company of refusing to lease Beverly Hills apartments to African-Americans. And a group of tenants accused him of "numerous discriminatory statements and housing practices."
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Abdul-Jabbar: "Actions speak louder than words, and Mr. Sterling's actions have been consistent"
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Court documents detail past discrimination claims against L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling
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In a 2009 settlement, Sterling agreed to pay nearly $3 million but denied accusations
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Sterling has repeatedly denied allegations of race discrimination

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By James Rush PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:38 EST, 26 June 2013 Carl Mills, who is accused of killing three generations of the same family after setting fire to their home, pictured arriving at Newport Crown Court A jealous boyfriend killed his own baby daughter, her mother and grandmother after torching their home on the day the child was released from hospital, a murder trial has heard today. Carl Mills, 29, is accused of killing three generations of the same family after setting their home ablaze. Kayleigh Buckley, 17, six-month-old daughter Kimberley and grandmother Kim, 46, were all trapped in their home when it was engulfed in flames.
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Carl Mills is accused of killing three generations of the same family in fire
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Court heard he set fire to home on day his daughter returned from hospital
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The 29-year-old denies three charges of murder

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Question: The court heard how he also sent a string of messages taunting @placeholder about the balloons outside the house - which the prosecution claim places him at the scene.


Amina Begum had never seen a computer until a few years ago, but now she's on Skype regularly with her husband. A woman on a bicycle brings the Internet to her. Dozens of 'Info Ladies' bike into remote Bangladeshi villages with laptops and Internet connections, helping tens of thousands of people - especially women - get everything from government services to chats with distant loved ones. It's a vital service in a country where only five million of 152 million people have Internet access. Window to the world: Info Lady Mehedi Akthar Misty (right) helps Amina Begum, 45, to talk to her husband via Skype in the village of Jharabarsha
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The Info Ladies bike hundreds of miles, bringing laptop computers and internet connections to thousands in impoverished farming villages
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Villagers can contact loved ones via Skype, use social media like Facebook and find out about government services
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Vital service in a country where only five million of 152m have internet access
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Info Ladies also offer advice on health matters and are trained to give blood tests

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(CNN) -- In September 1985 a devastating earthquake measuring 8.1 on the Richter Scale smashed into Mexico City killing 10,000 people and leaving parts of the city in ruins. Since then, the populous Latin American nation of 122 million has invested in one of the most advanced seismic warning systems anywhere in the world. The SASMEX facility came online in 1991 and reacts to data gathered by sensors placed near major fault lines along Mexico's Pacific coast. Receivers dotted around five major cities, including Mexico City and Acapulco, will sound the alarm if they detect an earthquake. It's a system that can buy vital seconds for residents to brace themselves before the tremors begin.
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Grillo is a device that aims to bring a low-cost earthquake warning system to the masses in Mexico
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A number of major fault lines are situated along Mexico's Pacific Coast
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Some say a widespread program of public education is required so people know what to do when seismic activity occurs

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(CNN) -- No one in the Netherlands will be panicking just yet but this isn't how the Dutch wanted to start their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign. The Netherlands -- fresh off an uplifting third-place finish at the World Cup in Brazil -- lost their first Euro or World Cup qualifier since October 2011 after a slumping Czech Republic overcame Guus Hiddink's weakened side 2-1 in Group A thanks to an injury-time effort. It stemmed from a defensive blunder, as Daryl Janmaat's header intended for his keeper Jasper Cillessen went past Cillessen, hit the post and gave Vaclav Pilar an easy finish.
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The Netherlands lose their first qualifier in three years after a 2-1 defeat to the Czechs
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The result came after the Netherlands lost to Italy 2-0 in a high-profile friendly
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Italy wins at Norway for the first time since 1937, cruising in a 2-0 victory in Oslo
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It was the first competitive game in charge for Antonio Conte, who left Juventus in the summer

Question: He wants the players, too, to play with pride in an @placeholder shirt -- a shirt that he wore 20 times during his own career.


By Alex Delmar-morgan PUBLISHED: 08:44 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:20 EST, 27 January 2014 The U.S. threatened targeted sanctions Sunday against those responsible for the worsening sectarian violence in the Central African Republic as at least eight died in fresh clashes. Mob violence in the capital Bangui claimed eight lives Sunday as Christian militia attacked and looted predominantly Muslim neighborhoods, with fighting between religious groups intensifying. On Friday a former Muslim minister was hacked to death by armed groups. John Kerry, the U.S. secretary of state, said Washington was considering ‘targeted sanctions against those who further destabilize the situation, or pursue their own selfish ends by abetting or encouraging the violence’.
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U.S. says it is mulling targeted sanctions against ringleaders of the violence
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Eight more killed in fresh clashes between Christian and Muslim militia
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Two bodies seen burning in the street, witnesses say

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Top officials at the campaign committee for House Republicans said Tuesday they weren't aware of anonymous Twitter accounts that were used ahead of the midterms to share internal polling data with outside groups, potentially violating campaign finance laws. "I don't know anything about it," Oregon GOP Rep. Greg Walden, the chairman of the National Republican Campaign Committee, told CNN Tuesday. CNN reported Monday that NRCC and at least two outside groups -- American Crossroads and American Action Network --  masked their identities through anonymous Twitter accounts to share information about House races. Campaign finance experts said that pushed the limits of election laws that bar coordination between campaigns and outside groups, such as super PACs and nonprofits.
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CNN reported Monday that NRCC, outside groups shared information on anonymous Twitter accounts
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Election experts say the practice could violate campaign finance laws
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NRCC chairman to CNN: "I don't know anything about it"

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By Chris Greenwood PUBLISHED: 21:12 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 06:46 EST, 21 December 2013 Tragic: City worker Elsa Carneau, 25, was discovered face down in the water at Virgin Active in Kensington, West London, two years ago One of Sir Richard Branson’s health clubs has been fined £100,000 after a former model drowned in an unsupervised swimming pool. City worker Elsa Carneau, 25, was discovered face down in the water at Virgin Active in Kensington, West London, two years ago. She was discovered face down in the water at the company’s flagship £145-a-month High Street Kensington branch two years ago.
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Elsa Carneau was found dead in the pool at Virgin Active in Kensington
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The risks which led to death were 'entirely foreseeable', prosecutors said

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Editor's note: Republican Leslie Sanchez was director of the White House Initiative on Hispanic Education from 2001 to 2003 and author of "Los Republicanos: Why Hispanics and Republicans Need Each Other." She is CEO of the Impacto Group, which specializes in market research about women and Hispanics. Leslie Sanchez says Republicans should treat Hispanics as part of the mainstream of America. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As the members of the Republican National Committee prepare to choose a party chairman to serve for the next two years, the calls for new "Hispanic outreach" initiatives are flying -- in my view, unnecessarily. It is probably true that President Obama's election marks the beginning of a post-partisan, post-racial America, or at least a time when these issues are less divisive than in years past.
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Leslie Sanchez: Republicans are talking about a new outreach to Hispanics
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She says Hispanics are part of the American mainstream with broad interests
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Sanchez: Candidates, including Obama, talked about narrow issues
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She says Hispanics want to be seen as Americans, with a stake in the future

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(CNN) -- The U.S. Agriculture Department cited drought and heat on Wednesday in designating 597 counties in 14 states as primary natural disaster areas. "As drought persists, USDA will continue to partner with producers to see them through longer-term recovery, while taking the swift actions needed to help farmers and ranchers prepare their land and operations for the upcoming planting season," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in a statement. The designations make qualified farmers in the areas eligible for low-interest loans, the agency said. Affected counties have suffered severe drought for eight consecutive weeks, which qualified them for the automatic designation.
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NEW: "This is the worst drought I've ever seen," says 62-year-old Missouri farmer
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The designations make farmers eligible for low-interest loans
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Help kicks in automatically after eight consecutive weeks of severe drought
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597 counties in 14 states are designated primary natural disaster areas

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Historic: What killed Richard the Lionheart? He succumbed to a mystery infection More than eight centuries after he fell in battle, the mystery of what actually killed one of England's most famous kings could finally be solved. Richard the Lionheart succumbed to a mystery infection while being treated for a crossbow wound during a siege of a castle in France on April 6, 1199. But nobody has ever been able to work out what germ infected Richard’s bloodstream, so causing his death at the age of 42. Now Philippe Charlier, a leading forensics expert, is to examine a miniscule sample of the 12th Century king’s heart so as to identify the cause of his death 812 years ago.
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Philippe Charlier is described as the 'Indiana Jones of the graveyards'
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He previously put paid to claims that Napoleon Bonaparte was poisoned by his British captors

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By Mark Prigg Scientists  have identified 101 distinct geysers erupting on Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus. Their analysis suggests it is possible for liquid water to reach from the moon’s underground sea all the way to its surface. They used mission data from Nasa’s Cassini spacecraft taken over seven years to map each geyser eruption. This two-image mosaic is one of the highest resolution views acquired by Cassini during its imaging survey of the geyser basin capping the southern hemisphere of Saturn's moon Enceladus. It clearly shows the curvilinear arrangement of geysers, erupting from the fractures. .From left to right, the fractures are Alexandria, Cairo, Baghdad, and Damascus.
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Analysis suggests it is possible for liquid water to reach from the moon’s underground sea all the way to its surface
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Used mission data from Nasa’s Cassini spacecraft taken over seven years to map each geyser eruption

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 27 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 28 August 2012 Apple has handed a judge a list of eight Samsung products it wants yanked from shelves and banned from the U.S. market after a huge win in a federal copyright infringement case. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh asked for the list after a San Jose jury slammed Samsung with a $1.05billion verdict last week, finding that the South Korean technology giant had 'willfully' copied Apple's iPhone and iPad in creating and marketing the products. Samsung plans an appeal of the ruling.
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Apple hands judge a list of Samsung products it wants removed from stores following court victory last week
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Shares of Apple stock hit record high after judge rules that Samsung 'willfully' copied iPod and iPad designs
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Models include Galaxy S 4G, Galaxy S2 AT&T, Galaxy S2 T-Mobile, Galaxy S2 Epic 4G, Galaxy S Showcase, Droid Charge and Galaxy Prevail
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Apple filed suit in April 2011 alleging that 28 Samsung smartphones and tablets had 'slavishly copied' the iPhones and iPads

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Man of the match Harry Kane hailed one of the 'greatest moments' in his fledgling Tottenham career after helping his side snatch a 2-1 comeback victory over 10-man Aston Villa with a late winner at Villa Park. Villa's five-game and 15-minute wait for a goal ended when Andreas Weimann opened the scoring following a spell of dominance from the hosts as he collected Charles N'Zogbia's cross to slot home from close range. Tempers flared for the second time in little over five minutes after the hour mark and Christian Benteke was shown a straight red card by referee Neil Swarbrick after a tussle with Erik Lamela in which the Belgium international raised his hand to his opponent's face.
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Harry Kane's 89th-minute free kick ensured a 2-1 victory for Tottenham after the visitors were trailing 1-0 early in the second-half
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The 21-year-old striker entered the match with 30 minutes remaining
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Mauricio Pochettino heaps praise on young English forward

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Beijing, China (CNN) -- The Shanghai court trying an Australian Rio Tinto executive on charges of bribery and theft of commercial secrets will deliver its verdict on Monday. Australian consular officials will be in court when it renders its decision on the fate of Stern Hu, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said Thursday. It was not immediately clear whether the court will also announce on the same day the verdict against three other Rio Tinto employees who were tried on the same charges. The three-day trial of the four employees of the mining giant ended Wednesday. Charged in the case were Stern Hu, an Australian citizen of Chinese origin who was the general manager of Rio Tinto's Shanghai office.
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Mining firm executive on charges of bribery and theft of commercial secrets
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Three other Rio Tinto employees tried on the same charges
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Case has raised fears of Chinese government crackdown on foreign companies

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David Cameron vowed to crush Ed Miliband’s ‘1970s-style socialism’ yesterday as he put tax cuts, enterprise and opportunity at the heart of an election campaign to reprise the Tories’ defeat of Neil Kinnock. The Prime Minister condemned Labour’s ‘damaging, nonsensical, twisted economic policy’ and scoffed at what he called ‘Red Ed and his Blue Peter economy’ – saying it would heap ruin on Britain. In an annual conference speech shorn of policy gimmicks and rhetorical flourishes, he repeatedly asked voters to allow the Conservatives to ‘finish the job’ of turning Britain around. Scroll down for video Fighting talk: Prime Minister David Cameron vowed to crush Ed Miliband's '1970s-style socialism' yesterday at the annual Tory conference
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The PM scoffed at what he called 'Red Ed and his Blue Peter economy'
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Voters asked for chance to 'finish the job' of turning Britain around
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He described the prospect of a Labour Government as a 'land of despair'
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Echoing Major and Thatcher, Cameron spoke of 'land of opportunity for all'
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The under-25s may be stripped of state benefits unless they ‘earn or learn’
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Mr Cameron conceded it was a mistake to ignore grass-roots opposition and force through gay marriage laws
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Lord Heseltine branded Ukip ‘racists’ and warned Tories to scrap ideas of an electoral deal.

Question: He dismissed Mr @placeholder’s promises to cut the cost of living as ‘all sticking plasters and quick fixes’.


(CNN) -- Prosecutor Gerrie Nel went on the attack again Thursday, trying to discredit a defense witness for Oscar Pistorius on the last day of testimony before the court takes a two-and-a-half week break. Forensics expert Roger Dixon, on the stand for a third day, was grilled over his interpretation of a reconstruction of the scene where double-amputee runner Pistorius killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in February last year. One key line of questioning dealt with the position of a magazine rack within the toilet room where she was shot. Under pressure from Nel, Dixon directly contradicted Pistorius' version of where he saw the magazine rack when he entered the toilet room after shooting Steenkamp.
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Prosecutor Gerrie Nel seeks to discredit expert defense witness Roger Dixon
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On the stand, Dixon contradicts Oscar Pistorius' testimony over position of magazine rack
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The prosecution says Pistorius intentionally shot and killed Reeva Steenkamp after a fight
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Pistorius denies murder, saying he mistook his girlfriend for an intruder

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A high school student shot in the face by the Washington high school shooter Jaylen Fryberg miraculously escaped with his life after playing dead, MailOnline has learned. Terrified Nate Hatch, 14, dropped to the ground in the cafeteria at Marysville-Pilchuck High School near Seattle, Washington after a bullet tore through his jaw. But instead of screaming out in pain the brave teen lay still on the floor and pretended he was dead as the sound of bullets rang out around him, his grandfather has revealed. Best friends: Nate Hatch, in blue shirt, poses with Jaylen Fryberg, in red shirt, the homecoming prince at Marysville-Pulchuck High School turned killer
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Nate Hatch, 14, was shot by his cousin and best friend Jaylen Fryberg
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Survived after dropping to the ground at Marysville-Pilchuck High School
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A bullet tore through his jaw, but instead of screaming he lay still
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Pretended he was dead as the sound of bullets rang out around him
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Family reveals the emotional toll shooting has taken and how injuries mean he will never be able to play football again

Question: In an ominous indication of the anger that spurred his deadly tirade, @placeholder tweeted last month: 'Dude.


(CNN) -- An Alabama man described as a jihadist "rock star," two Minnesota women and a California man are among more than a dozen people now charged with aiding al Qaeda-linked rebels in Somalia. The Justice Department unsealed a slew of indictments Thursday that accused 14 people of providing "money, personnel and services" to Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group battling Somalia's U.N.-backed transitional government. Most were in Minnesota, where the group has attempted to find recruits from among Somali immigrants. FBI agents have arrested two women in Rochester, Minnesota, about 85 miles south of Minneapolis, on charges of raising money for the insurgents, the Justice Department announced. The rest named in Thursday's indictments are believed to be in Somalia, fighting with the rebels.
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Indictments and arrests took place in Minnesota, California and Alabama
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One expert described an Alabama man charged in the case as a jihadist "rock star"
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One suspect is called a ranking Al-Shabaab member with "operational responsibilities"
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Two women were charged for raising money door-to-door for Al-Shabaab

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Days after being dropped from ESPN's "Monday Night Football," Hank Williams Jr. fired back at that network, "Fox and Friends" and what he called the "United Socialist States of America" in his signature style -- a song bellowing biting lyrics in between guitar licks. "This country sure as hell has gone down the drain," Williams sings in a tune posted Monday on his official website. "We know what we need. We know who to blame." In the song, the 62-year-old son of the legendary country singer Hank Williams did not appear to accept any blame for his part in a recent controversy stemming from an appearance last Monday on "Fox and Friends," Fox News' morning show.
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Hank Williams Jr. compared President Obama to Hitler on "Fox and Friends"
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ESPN dropped use of his songs from its broadcasts, and he apologized
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He blasts ESPN, Fox and what he calls the United Socialist States of America

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(CNN) -- If presidential hopeful Rick Perry should awaken one night in a cold sweat with the Ghost of Republican Past hovering by his bedside, the apparition will likely take the form of Sen. Charles Percy, who passed away on Saturday after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease. Percy's political career ended when he lost his Illinois Senate seat in 1984, the same year that future Texas Gov. Rick Perry won his first election to the Texas House of Representatives as a Democrat. Charles Percy's fall from GOP wunderkind to party outcast offers a vivid illustration of the Republican Party's mutation from a vibrant and diverse coalition to the dogmatic cult of conservative ideology that it has become today.
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Michael Wolraich: In 1968, Charles Percy was a rising GOP star who fought urban poverty, Nixon
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Emerging New Right toppled Percy and other liberal Republicans, he writes
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Wolraich: Percy's career shows how a diverse GOP became lock-stepped in ideology

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London (CNN) -- Authorities arrested eight people Saturday -- including five journalists of Britain's bestselling Sun newspaper -- as part of an inquiry into alleged illegal payments to police and officials. The other three are a police officer, an employee of the Ministry of Defence and a member of the armed forces, the Metropolitan Police said. A search was carried out at News International's offices in east London, the police said, as well as the homes of those arrested. News International, which owns the Sun, is a U.K. subsidiary of media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Following the arrests, Murdoch, chairman and CEO of News Corp, issued a personal assurance to one of his executives to continue to own and publish The Sun newspaper, according to an internal staff memo sent by News International Chief Executive Tom Mockridge.
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NEW: All eight are free after posting bail, police say
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Rupert Murdoch will continue to own and publish Sun, an executive says
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The executive names the five Sun employees who've been arrested
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A police officer, a member of the military and a Ministry of Defence employee were also arrested

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By Lizzie Parry for MailOnline A new study into the benefits of Tai Chi for patients suffering cystic fibrosis is being funded by the family of a woman who lost her life to the disease. Tracie Lawlor died in November 2007 of sepsis, after being admitted to hospital for what should have been  routine treatment for her illness. The 24-year-old was diagnosed with the genetic condition, which causes a build up of mucus in the lungs and digestive system, when she was just a year old. In a cruel twist of fate, her younger brother Joe, born three years later when Tracie was four, was also diagnosed with CF.
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Tracie Lawlor died in November 2007 after being admitted to hospital for treatment to ease her cystic fibrosis
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Tracie's younger brother Joe, was also diagnosed with CF at birth
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After her death he and his family established the Tracie Lawlor Trust
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A new study is underway at the Royal Brompton Hospital to examine the effects of Tai Chi on the symptoms of CF
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A group of friends are taking on the Three Peaks Challenge this weekend to help raise some of the remaining £11,000 needed to finish the study
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Question: The trust has set up a patients' assistance fund, directly paying for or buying equipment for patients, including treadmills, bikes, pulse oximeters, while others get acupuncture and @placeholder.


Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- In the '90s a certain joke became very popular in the streets and homes of Cuba. It began with Pepito -- the mischievous boy of our national humor -- and told how his teacher, brandishing a photo of the U.S. president, launches into a harsh diatribe against him. "The man you see here is the cause of all our problems, he has plunged this island into shortages and destroyed our productivity, he is responsible for the lack of food and the collapse of public transport," the teacher says. After these fierce accusations the teacher points to the face in the photo and asks her most wayward student, "Do you know who this is?" Smiling, Pepito replies, "Oh yes, ... I know him, it's just that without his beard I didn't recognize him."
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While Castro regime blames U.S. for Cuba's ills, many Cubans blame regime
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Sanchez: Cuban politics depends greatly on U.S. presidential elections
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Sanchez: Whoever wins the race to the White House will find Cuba in a state of change

Question: The joke reflects, to a large measure, the polarization of national opinion with regard to our economic difficulties and the restrictions on citizens' rights that characterize the current @placeholder system.


By Stephanie Linning for MailOnline Historian Monika Siedentopf believes that Nazi spy chief Herbert Wichmann, pictured, wanted the German invasion to fail Germany sent 12 Nazi spies to Britain in September 1940 to gather information ahead of Hitler's planned invasion. But most of the agents who arrived as part of Operation Lena were arrested without having come close to completing their mission 'because of their own stupidity', according to official records. One was arrested when he tried to order cider at 10am - not knowing that he could not be served before lunchtime during the war - while another two were spotted cycling on the wrong side of the road.
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Germany sent 12 Nazi spies to Britain as part of Operation Lena in 1940
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Many of them were caught 'because of their own stupidity'
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Historian believes they were sent to sabotage Germany's plans to invade

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Two Michigan State Rep. were blocked from speaking on the House floor yesterday after using the words ‘vagina’ and 'vasectomy' while opposing a proposed anti-abortion bill the day before. Lisa Brown, D-West Bloomfield, was told that she was not allowed participate in Thursday's debate because of her earlier ‘offensive comments’ and ‘unprofessional conduct’, according to CBS. While Rep. Barb Byrum, D-Onondaga, claims she was also prohibited from speaking on Thursday for using the word 'vasectomy' during Wednesday’s debate. Scroll down for video Banned: Lisa Brown, D-West Bloomfield, was told that she was not allowed participate in Thursday's debate because of her comments on Wednesday
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Rep. Lisa Brown and Rep. Barb Byrum banned from speaking after their 'unprofessional conduct'
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:50 EST, 29 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:00 EST, 30 August 2013 Zurich Insurance confirmed today that former finance director Pierre Wauthier left a suicide note naming the firm's then-chairman Josef Ackermann. The Swiss company said today that the letter documents the relationship between the pair but said that it would be 'inappropriate' to elaborate further. Mr Ackermann quit as chairman yesterday after saying he had come under pressure to take 'my share of responsibility' following the apparent suicide of Mr Wauthier. Chief Financial Officer Mr Wauthier, who had worked for the company for 17 years and had joint British and French citizenship, was found dead at his home on Monday.
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Pierre Wauthier, 53, was found dead at his home on Monday
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Josef Ackermann has resigned from board with immediate effect
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He said he had been under pressure to take 'my share of responsibility'
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Claims Wauthier's family has made 'unfounded' allegations against him

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By Ryan Gorman and Sam Creighton PUBLISHED: 22:21 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 11:26 EST, 17 March 2014 The mother of the one-year-old baby who nose was bitten of by his father, according to police, to stop him from crying has finally broken her silence. Angelika Riggins, 16, of Fairfield, California, says she is heartbroken after father Joshua Cooper, 18, also of Fairfield, was charged with biting his own baby's nose off out of frustration at the infant's crying. 'I didn't see no anger that morning,' Riggins told KGO. 'I didn't see no stress that morning. He was up playing with [Ta'jon].'
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Mother Angelika Riggines says she doesn't believe father Joshua Cooper's reason for what cops say was him biting off part of the baby's nose
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She will go to family court Tuesday to fight to get her son back from state child protective services

Question: Evil act: Police say Joshua Cooper (left) bit off baby @placeholder's (right) nose, and that he told then he did it to stop the baby from crying


England fans travelling to next summer's World Cup in Brazil have been warned to protect themselves against a terrifying holiday bug which can kill. Organisers FIFA and their sponsors are being urged to spell out the risks of mosquito-borne dengue fever after a study showed cases could peak in three of the twelve host cities. It usually produces flu-like symptoms but severe forms cause internal bleeding - claiming 20,000 lives every year. Warning: England fans travelling to next summer's World Cup in Brazil have been warned to protect themselves against a terrifying holiday bug which can kill Dengue is endemic in over 100 countries with 100 million people struck down annually.
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Organisers FIFA and sponsors are being urged to spell out the risks
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Mosquito-borne dengue fever could peak in three of the twelve host cities
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The bug claims 20,000 lives every year

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The father of a boy of 12 who drowned after being swept out to sea during a family holiday last night relived the desperate battle to rescue his son from the waves. Isaac Nash was swimming off the coast of Anglesey, North Wales, with his brother Xander on Friday when they got into difficulties. Their father Adam was able to swim out to save ten-year-old Xander, but Isaac was carried away. Today Isaac's mother, Zoe, 35, a teacher, paid tribute to her 'amazing, special' child who 'packed his life to the full'. Desperate: Isaac Nash was swimming off the coast of Anglesey, North Wales, with his brother Xander on Friday when they got into difficulties. His father Adam, pictured with Isaac, was able to save Xander
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Isaac Nash was swimming off the Anglesey coast with his brother Xander
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The pair got into difficulties after going further out to look at barnacles
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Their father Adam was able to save Xander, 10, but Isaac was carried away
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A huge wave pulled Isaac from his grandfather's grip as they clung to rocks
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His mother, Zoe, 35,  said she 'thanked God' for her 'amazing, special boy'

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By Associated Press and Ashley Collman and Will Payne In Waukesha, Wisconsin The parents of the 12-year-old stabbed 19 times in a violent attack by two of her classmates after a sleepover last weekend, say their little girl is a 'fighter' and recovering in strides every day. The unidentified middle-schooler was lured into the woods on Saturday by 'friends' Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, also 12, who planned to kill her in order to gain access to the world of the mythical 'Slender Man'. However, the girl survived the brutal stabbing and was able to crawl out of the woods and to safety where a bicyclist found her and called 911.
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The unidentified girl's condition went up from 'critical but stable' to 'fair' on Wednesday
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She miraculously survived being stabbed 19 times by two classmates after a sleepover
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Suspects Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, also 12, were arrested and have been charged as adults with first-degree intentional homicide
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The victim's parents have set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for her medical bills and have received more than $14,000 as of Thursday
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They are asking friends, family and supporters to respect her privacy by not naming her in social media posts or to the press

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Amir Khan will give Floyd Mayweather Jnr until the end of the week to agree to fight him. The Bolton welterweight had been confident that his dominant victory over Devon Alexander last month would set him up for the Las Vegas mega-fight. But he has grown frustrated after his efforts to negotiate a deal with the best boxer in the world drew a blank. Amir Khan, pictured beating Devon Alexander, wants to fight Floyd Mayweather next Khan has given Mayweather a deadline of five days to decide if he wants to fight The pound-for-pound boxing king shakes hands with LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant
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Amir Khan is desperate to set up a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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Khan has given the American until the end of the week to decide
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Other options for Khan are Manny Pacquiao and Kell Brook

Question: ‘If Mayweather doesn’t take the fight then maybe the @placeholder fight will be more interesting for me,’ Khan said.


(CNN) -- Has the new president turned around America's image in other countries? You could call it step one, with many more to go. Then-candidate Barack Obama gave a major speech in Berlin, Germany, in July of 2008. In 2004, President Bush visited Canada and faced massive protests and shouts of "George Bush go home!" But on Thursday, President Obama got a different reception when he crossed the northern border: adoring throngs of Canadians shouting, "Yes we can!" The new president vowed during the campaign to remake the image of the United States in the world. Last summer, for example, candidate Obama traveled to Europe and addressed thousands in Berlin, Germany.
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Schneider: "The world loves Obama. But does the world love the United States?"
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Obama visits Canada on Thursday to throngs of cheering crowds
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Obama vowed during the campaign to remake the image of the United States
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Americans appear confident world opinion can change under Obama

Question: Canada -- where on Thursday Obama made his first foreign trip as president -- is one country where opinion may be shifting in @placeholder's favor.


A young mother and cartoonist who survived the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris today said she had let the suspected Al Qaeda killers into the magazine office. Corrine Rey said she had returned from picking up her young daughter from a kindergarten when she was confronted by two heavily armed men wearing balaclavas. 'I had gone to pick up my daughter at day care, arriving in front of the magazine building, where two masked and armed men brutally threatened us,' said Ms Rey, who draws under the name 'Coco'. Scroll down for video Desperate: Corrine Rey, who's a cartoonist for Charlie Hebdo, hid underneath a desk with her daughter to escape the terrorists who killed her colleagues
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Corrine Rey and her daughter saw two other cartoonists being killed
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They threatened her into giving them entry code for the office building
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She says men 'who spoke perfect French'  claimed to be Al Qaeda terrorists
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Attackers were reportedly heard shouting: 'the Prophet has been avenged'
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The masked men asked people's names before killing editor and cartoonist
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'There were several corpses on the floor,' said office worker from building
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He entered room right after attackers had gone to see 'blood everywhere'

Question: Showdown: There was a fire-fight between @placeholder police and the two attackers, who claim to be from Al Qaeda, outside the building


CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- A magistrate judge on Monday granted bail for an Illinois man accused of surreptitiously taping sports reporter Erin Andrews in the nude and posting the videos on the Internet. ESPN reporter Erin Andrews was allegedly stalked by a man who posted nude videos of her on the Internet. Michael David Barrett, 48, will return to California to face a federal charge of interstate stalking. U.S. Magistrate Judge Arlander Keys agreed Barrett would be released on bail. However, Keys ordered that Barrett be confined to his home and subject to electronic monitoring, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Barrett, an insurance company employee from Westmont, Illinois, is accused of taping Andrews, an ESPN reporter, while she was nude in two hotel rooms. He then made seven videos that he posted on the Internet, according to a criminal complaint filed in the case.
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Bail granted for man accused of secretly taping ESPN reporter Erin Andrews
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Authorities say Andrews was filmed through peephole in hotel rooms
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Videos were later posted on Internet, according to FBI
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Michael David Barrett faces interstate stalking charge

Question: However, he said, in reviewing the affidavit, @placeholder' "concern returned, unfortunately, in spades, so to speak, because of the extent of the charges as outlined by the FBI (and) the fact that this has been going on for several months in numerous locations.


By Nick Pisa Last updated at 4:33 PM on 9th September 2011 Relief: Amanda Knox at her appeal court hearing in Perugia Jailed Amanda Knox today spoke of her relief that 'finally they believe me' as her hopes rose she will be cleared of the murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox, 24, is serving 26 years for the brutal killing of the 21-year-old British student, who was found semi naked and her throat slashed in her bedroom of the house they shared with two other women. Also convicted with her was her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, 27, who was given 25 years.
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American student confident she will cleared of the murder of Briton Meredith Kercher
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Case 'falling apart at the seams' because of shoddy and unreliable forensic investigation
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'Meredith was my friend I could never hurt her'

Question: The experts have also questioned the reliability of DNA evidence found on @placeholder's bloodied bra clasp which was found at the scene and then 'missed' for six weeks.


(CNN) -- Four more people have died in Germany, health officials said Sunday, bringing the total number of deaths from an E. coli outbreak to 35. All but one of the deaths were in Germany, with the other occurring in Sweden, according to the World Health Organization and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control. The number of people infected with E. coli as of Sunday was 3,256, according to the European center (ECDC). Of those, 812 have the severe form of the intestinal illness. All but five people had traveled to or lived in Germany during the incubation period for infection, typically three to four days after exposure, the WHO said.
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Health officials say the cause of contamination is still unclear
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All but one of the deaths are in Germany
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The number of cases is at 3,256
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The infection has been traced to a Lower Saxony producer

Question: German authorities have indicated that food items including bean sprouts and other vegetables originating from a producer in @placeholder, Germany, are the most likely source of the infection.


(CNN) -- While European carriers are facing turbulent times, some Asian airlines are hoping that a cut-price long-haul model will find a ready market in Asia's growing middle class. Globally, low-cost carriers have been the industry's success story over the past decade, with their market share rising from 8% of all seats sold in 2001 to nearly 26% this year, according to the Centre for Aviation. Budget airlines have largely focused on short- to medium-haul routes, with their success in winning passengers through low fares forcing many full-service "legacy carriers" to launch their own low-cost options in response. Efforts to apply the low-cost model to longer-haul travel -- most notably on trans-Atlantic routes -- have repeatedly met with failure, as witnessed in the collapse of Laker Airways in 1982, and Zoom Airlines in 2008.
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Four budget airlines in Asia will be flying long-haul routes by 2013
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Skeptics doubt that the low-cost, long-haul model will work
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But backers say the formula is already proving successful, and will spread elsewhere

Question: And, in a prediction likely to be welcomed by travelers the world over, he said that other low-cost, long-haul carriers were likely to follow in @placeholder, and in other regions when market conditions were right.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Heidi Newfield goes into Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards with five nominations. It's more than any other female, but she still considers herself the dark horse -- and in many ways, she is, especially since she's up for top female vocalist against such heavyweights as Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift. Heidi Newfield says she considers herself an underdog at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards. For 10 years, Newfield was the lead singer of the honky-tonk trio Trick Pony. Her soulful debut solo album, "What Am I Waiting for," was released in August to stellar reviews -- many from critics who scoffed at the high-energy antics of her former band.
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Heidi Newfield is up for five Academy of Country Music Awards
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Newfield pursuing solo career after being lead singer of Trick Pony
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Singer doesn't want to be a diva but takes advice about not being so nice

Question: It's much more introspective and mature, whereas @placeholder's music was brash and not as multidimensional.


By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 06:58 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 15 October 2012 A three-year-old boy who suffered a massive stroke in the womb has stunned doctors by learning to walk, talk and see in time for his first day at nursery. Liam Maule was delivered six weeks early in August 2009 after midwives could not find his heartbeat.While twin sister Laura was born healthy, Liam had experienced massive bleeding in the left side of his brain and was severely brain damaged. The stroke could have killed an adult and mother Rosie, 34, and father Jason, 37, from Swindon, were warned he would not develop normally.
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Mother told she had to prepare to let her son go, after he suffered a brain bleed five days before he was born
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Doctors said he was unlikely to ever walk or see, but Liam achieved both milestones by the age of three
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Children up to seven years old have greater brain plasticity so can swap brain functions from one side to the other following a stroke

Question: @placeholder, from Swindon, said: 'As far as I knew, I had been carrying healthy twins, until I had a routine checkup when they couldn’t find his heartbeat.

Question: @placeholder has been advised that Liam, who needs constant care and medication to control his various health conditions, is unlikely to live beyond 30 years old.


German leaders are furious with Greece. Yet again they have to go back to their electorates asking for more billions to throw down the black hole that is the Hellenic Republic. They have now become so angry that they are even openly proposing that Greece's fiscal affairs be deferred to some European Commissioner, preferably one of a Teutonic disposition. Greek leaders, meanwhile, have seized upon this German "transgression" with glee. For it offers them a wonderful excuse to put on domestic display their patriotic fervor at a time when they are running low on legitimacy in the eyes of a battered, demoralized electorate.
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German and Greek politicians are at odds over who should control Greece's budget
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Greek political economist Yanis Varoufakis says both are guilty of failing to grasp the real problem
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Varoufakis says both countries mislead voters in agreeing an unsustainable rescue package for Greece

Question: Thus, @placeholder leaders, unwilling to confront their bankers and the fault lines developing throughout the eurozone, pretended to believe that the problem was Greece and that Greece could be "cured" by means of loans and austerity.

Question: It is, instead, generating Teutonic wrath among the hard working @placeholder (whose living standards have been under constant pressure for a decade, and who are now told they must guarantee even more zillions for the Greek state) and unbearable Sisyphean pain for Greeks caught up in a vicious cycle (from which no amount of hard work or innovative thinking can help them escape).


By Joel Christie A school psychologist is facing federal charges after allegedly being intercepted by Homeland Security and traded child pornography online from a remote town on the Canadian border. Federal prosecutors contend William Brook downloaded hundreds of child rape photos and videos at his home in Point Roberts, a small Whatcom County community located on a peninsula with no land access to the United States. Officials say Brook was working as a psychologist for the Delta School District, which overlooks 24 elementary and seven secondary schools and is based in British Colombia. Homeland Security agents received a tip in mid-April that Brook had been buying child pornography online, according to Seattle P.I.
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William Brook is a school psychologist for the Delta School District, which encompasses 24 elementary and seven secondary schools
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He was arrested Wednesday after allegedly being caught with 334 images and videos of young children being raped
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On an online chat profile he had declared his 'love' for pre-pubescent boys under 14
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It is not believed any of the data seized involved students
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Brook lives in Point Roberts, a remote town that is part of Washington state but not accessible from the United States

Question: @placeholder is considered a part of the United States and Washington state, but can only be accessed through Canada.


(CNN) -- Security has been stepped up around a prominent Australian Muslim leader after Twitter threats from a Sydney-based militant seen in recent photos clutching severed heads in Syria. In a tweet that's since been deleted, a man believed to be Mohamed Elomar offered $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of Dr. Jamal Rifi and his five children. "Anyone in Sydney who can give me the details of Habashi dog Dr Jamal Rifi, anything, house details, wat area am willing to pay $1000," the tweet said. Rifi is a general practitioner and outspoken community leader who this week condemned shocking images posted on social media by convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf of his seven-year-old child holding a mutilated head.
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Australian tweets bounty for information on outspoken Muslim leader
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Mohamed Elomar is believed to be in Syria, fighting with ISIS
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Elomar posted photos of himself holding severed heads of fighters
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Sharrouf shocked world with photo of young son holding mutilated head

Question: Mohamed's father would support him "100%," @placeholder said, though he added he hadn't spoken to him since the threats were made.


Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)A huge explosion killed at least 23 people and wounded 48 others during a Houthi gathering in the central Yemeni province of Ibb on Wednesday, Yemen's Interior Ministry said. The explosion took place in the local cultural center, where the Houthis were preparing for the celebration of the Prophet Mohammed's birthday, which will take place Saturday. The governor of Ibb was present at the location of the attack but fled unharmed. The injured were taken to Al Thawra and Al Manar hospitals. Police officials said the number killed had risen from an earlier tally of 16 after several of the critically injured died from their wounds.
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The death toll from the blast is now 23, with 48 wounded, Interior Ministry says
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The explosion targeted a Houthi gathering in Ibb province
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Ibb's governor survived the blast and fled, unharmed
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Houthis have taken control of Yemen's capital and won territory from al Qaeda fighters

Question: Local security officials told CNN the attack had the hallmarks of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- A Paris court has ordered eBay to pay $63 million damages to luxury goods company LVMH for allowing copies of its goods to be sold on the Web auction site. Louis Vuitton took eBay to court for selling a range of fake luxury goods online. The fashion company -- home to brands including Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Fendi, Emilio Pucci and Marc Jacobs -- complained it had been hurt by the sale of fake products on eBay. Pierre Godet, an adviser to LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, said the  court's decision was "an answer to a particularly serious question, on whether the Internet is a free-for-all for the most hateful, parasitic practices."
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Paris court orders eBay to pay $63 million in damages to luxury group LVMH
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The group sued eBay over sale of fake luxury goods online
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Brands affected include Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Fendi and Givenchy
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eBay said LVMH was trying to protect uncompetitive commercial practices

Question: The case pit two pillars of their industries -- one old, one new -- in a country whose courts often challenge @placeholder companies on matters protected elsewhere by freedom of speech.


(CNN) -- A week ago, 10-year-old Braydon Nichols started to think about his dad and how much he missed him. Army Chief Warrant Officer Bryan Nichols, a helicopter pilot, had been deployed for two months in Afghanistan. The little boy, in the car with his mother running errands, brushed back his dirty-blond hair and ran his hand over his cheek. Jessica Nichols looked over when she heard sniffles. Her son was crying. "When is Dad coming back so we go camping?" he asked her. Soon, she assured him. "Your dad is off fighting for this country." The boy replied, "As soon as he gets home, we're going to go on a camping trip, just me and him."
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Last week, Braydon Nichols asked his mom when his dad was coming home
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Bryan Nichols was one of the soldiers who died in a Chinook helicopter crash on Saturday
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Braydon was upset his dad wasn't mentioned on the news, and asked his mom for help
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His iReport post about his father went viral online and on media outlets

Question: On Monday night, Braydon's mother told him that a lot of people were talking about his @placeholder.


By Lewis Smith PUBLISHED: 18:00 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 05:45 EST, 4 June 2013 Eight amazingly preserved log boats have been hailed as ‘more important than the Mary Rose’ after being dug up from a silted-up river. The boats, the largest of them 28 feet (8.5m) long, are thought to have been used for ferrying cargo and passengers in the Fens some 3,500 years ago. They are now being preserved for future study and as a tourist attraction using the same conservation techniques that saved the Mary Rose from falling apart when raised from the Solent. Ian Panter, of the York Archaological Trust and the log project's conservationist, inspects one of the eight Bronze Age log boats dug out of the ground at a quarry near Peterborough. The vessels, thought to be up to 3,500-years-old would most likely have been used to transport people and cargo
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The boats, the largest of them 28 feet long, are thought to have been used for ferrying cargo and passengers in the Fens some 3,500 years ago
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Now being preserved for future study and as a tourist attraction
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Log boats from the Bronze Age have been found before, but never have so many been found in the same place
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Each of the boats was hewn from a single tree trunk, six of them oaks, one alder and one lime
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The log boats resemble the elegant vessels used in the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge Universities

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Singapore (CNN) -- With all the attention on the Facebook IPO, people have been wondering "Where in the world is Eduardo Saverin?" The co-founder of Facebook, whose falling out with CEO Mark Zuckerberg was immortalized in the film "The Social Network," moved from the U.S. to Singapore in 2009. It was also recently revealed that Saverin, who was born in Brazil, gave up his U.S. citizenship a few months ago and became a permanent Singapore resident. Why Singapore? According to his spokesman, Saverin's move was just "practical" as he plans to invest in companies "that have strong interests in entering the Asian markets. Accordingly, it made the most sense for him to use Singapore as a home base."
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Eduardo Saverin, co-founder of Facebook, moved to Singapore in 2009
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Recently renounced his U.S. citizenship and is a now a permanent Singapore resident
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Saverin's spokesman denies the move was done for tax reasons
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Spokesperson: Asian investments "made the most sense ... to use Singapore as a home"

Question: So depending on the size of his actual stake in @placeholder, Saverin stands to realize substantial tax savings on any stock sales.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:05 EST, 10 January 2014 | UPDATED: 22:05 EST, 10 January 2014 A 32-year-old Seattle man faces more than two years in prison after pleading guilty to charges that he stole a 480-ton passenger ferry and set sail in Elliot Bay last month. When first confronted by police - while still aboard the vessel - the apparently drunk man would only identify himself a pirate named 'Zero.' Further, 'Pirate Zero' asked that authorities bring him a woman. Yarrr! Samuel Kenneth McDonough faces more than two years in prison for stealing a commercial ferry near Seattle
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32-year-old Samuel McDonough identified himself to police as 'Pirate Zero'
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He asked authorities for safe passage to somewhere where he wouldn't get in trouble for stealing the boat
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The boat was a 480-ton commercial ferry worth $8 million
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Authorities found wine and liquor bottles on the boat when 'Pirate Zero' was arrested

Question: and ripped it from the dock at the @placeholder waterfront in the predawn


(CNN) -- The United States finally claimed a gold medal in figure skating ice dance as Meryl Davis and Charlie White produced a stunning world record display in Sochi on the tenth day of action. Having taken team bronze on day two of the Games, and a silver in Vancouver four years ago, Davis and White saved the best for last as they completed their Olympic medal set. The two-time world champions scored 116.63 points for their free skate, to Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's 'Scheherazade', which created an overall total of 195.52 when added to their record display in the short dance on Sunday.
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Davis and White set a world record as they claim a first U.S. gold in ice dance
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Russia win bobsleigh gold, as Belarus celebrates double gold
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Germany's ski jumpers fly to success in the team event
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Canada and U.S. to meet in women's ice hockey final for 4th time in 5 years

Question: The @placeholder had won 14 figure skating gold medals before, all of which came in either the men's or women's singles.


(CNN) -- In an age where many school children are ferried to school in their parents' SUV, the idea of having to swim to school over open ocean or wade through muddy mangrove swamps to get to class might seem part of a cruel and long-forgotten past. But in some of the fishing communities near Zamboanga City in the Philippines, swimming half a mile of open water in school uniform while carrying school books tied up in plastic bags on their heads is still a daily reality. "Their bags notebooks and papers always get soaked. If we forget to put their things in a plastic bag we have to hang their things out later to dry," said Ruhayna Mawadi, the mother of one of the pupils at Talon Talon Elementary School. "Many of the children don't graduate and that's very sad and hard for us -- we want them to graduate because it's for their future."
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Children in remote villages in southern Philippines have to swim to school
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Families can't afford second boat to ferry children to class
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Foundation supported by social networks started called Yellow Boats of Hope
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School boats and more social initiatives have transformed the prospects of whole villages

Question: "Around @placeholder they had to wade to school from their stilt houses where their parents are seaweed farmers.


A fist-pumping run down the line, a win and a red card. Life is rarely dull for Neil Lennon and his start to life as a manager in England was no different. He waited six months for this chance, first eyeing a position in the Premier League and then, in time, Cardiff and Fulham. Some of his calls were ignored, a few were answered. Ultimately, no-one seemed to want a man who led Celtic to a win over Barcelona. So here is at Bolton. They were bottom of the Championship going into this one; they finished it with only their second win of the season.
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Neil Lennon was appointed as Bolton boss on Sunday
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Matt Mills' first half header gave the Trotters victory at St Andrew's
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Craig Davies missed a late penalty after being fouled by Darren Randolph
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Birmingham keeper Randolph was shown a red card for his foul
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Victory sees club move off bottom of the Championship above Blackpool

Question: Lennon swapped his gilet for a tracksuit top and @placeholder dug in.


Washington (CNN)New allegations have emerged from the man described as the 20th 9/11 hijacker, alleging members of the Saudi royal family supported al Qaeda. Zacarias Moussaoui, who pleaded guilty in 2005 to six terror-related charges, makes the allegations in a sworn statement contained in a brief submitted Tuesday as part of an ongoing civil case by the families of 9/11 victims. In the late 1990s, Moussaoui says, he was tasked by Osama bin Laden to create a digital database cataloging al Qaeda's donors. Every day for two or three months, he says, he entered names of the group's donors into a Toshiba computer, along with how much they gave.
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Zacarias Moussaoui says members of the Saudi royal family supported al Qaeda
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The so-called 20th hijacker in the 9/11 terrorist attacks makes allegations in a brief that's part of a case by 9/11 victims' families
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Moussaoui, who's been in U.S. custody for more than 13 years, has had his credibility questioned before

Question: The Sept. 11 attack has been the most intensely investigated crime in history and the findings show no involvement by the Saudi government or @placeholder officials."


(CNN)  -- Every time I think the Republican Party cannot get any more tone-deaf on issues involving race and equal rights, someone in leadership proves me wrong. In case you missed it, a group of Republican senators -- Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Jefferson "Jeff Davis" Sessions of Alabama and Jon Kyl of Arizona -- have decided that we might need to revisit the 14th Amendment's provision granting citizenship to people born in the United States. This development, in response to illegal immigrants whose children are born in the United States, is simply stunning and reckless.
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Sophia Nelson: GOP, once progressive, now tone-deaf on race and ethnicity
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Immigration woes won't be helped by GOP revisiting 14th Amendment, she says
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GOP helped pass 14th Amendment granting citizenship to those born in U.S.
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Nelson: Tinkering with Constitution wrong; would alienate blacks, Hispanics

Question: Even once-sensible conservatives like Graham have drifted to a hard-right ideology so extreme that people of color, in this case @placeholder, will be hard-pressed to find a home in the GOP.


(CNN) -- In the star-studded world of supergroups, where musical acumen and bloated egos often co-exist, it's not unheard of band members to not talk to each other. But in the case of AfroCubism, the all-star band consisted of renowned Malian and Cuban musicians, the reason for the group's lack of verbal communication is much more straightforward: the band's members simply don't understand each other's language. "We cannot even speak together on stage," says kora maestro Toumani Diabate, one of Mali's premier musicians and a member of AfroCubism. "Music has created its own language -- it's the music message, and I think the message is true to the audiences [and] to the world also at the same time."
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Kora master Toumani Diabate is one of Africa's most famous musicians
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His newest band, AfroCubism, blends together the sounds of West Africa and Cuba
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The long-awaited band received a Grammy nomination last year for "Best World Music Album"
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Diabate's mission is to keep the sound of the kora alive

Question: The old musicians from Mali, the old stars, it's like, 'OK, I'm here, I'm playing,' and the @placeholder also say the same.

Question: "In the 1960s a lot of countries in Africa got their independence and we had a very good relation with @placeholder -- musicians from Mali were taken from Mali, going to Cuba to study how to write and to read the music -- not to play the music because we already knew how to play the music -- and we still have this kind of relation still running about culture and style."


The Pentagon said on Thursday it is too early to say that the U.S.-led coalition is 'winning' against Islamic State, pointing to the group's continued access to financing, volunteers and weapons even after being bombed in Syria and Iraq. 'Your question gets at ... How do you know you're winning? And what I'm telling you is, it's going to take us a while to be able to say that,' Pentagon spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby told reporters. 'Even after the hits they've taken and they have been hit ... they still have financing at their fingertips. They still have plenty of volunteers. They still have plenty of weapons and vehicles and the ability to move around,' he said.
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Airstrikes focus on oil refineries, a source of revenue for ISIS
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U.S. thinks it has identified militant in beheading videos
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113 soldiers are dead and 78 are missing following ISIS attack, officials say
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A military analyst and Syrian resident say ISIS is infiltrating the civilian population

Question: Without @placeholder intervention, the current war will likely rage on.


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- American radio talk-show host Michael Savage said he wants an apology from Britain's home secretary and his name removed from a list of people banned from entering the United Kingdom. American radio talk-show host Michael Savage calls the British government's description of him "demented." "I've heard from British attorneys who are salivating to set the record straight and win quite a large settlement should she not remove my name from the list," Savage said in an interview broadcast Thursday on CNN's "American Morning." Savage was referring to Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, whose office recently excluded 22 people from entering the country because the government feels they have been "stirring up hatred."
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Radio talk-show host Michael Savage wants British home secretary to apologize
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Savage, 20-plus others banned from entering Britain for "stirring up hatred"
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"I'm a patriotic American, and if that's a crime in England, God help us all," he says
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Savage known for controversial remarks on homosexuality, illegal immigrants, Islam

Question: @placeholder has said she is determined to keep those who "spread extremism, hatred and violent messages" out of the country.


(CNN) -- A health care worker worker who just returned from West Africa is under a mandatory quarantine at a New Jersey hospital. New York, New Jersey and Illinois implement mandatory Ebola quarantine policies as the federal government considers a similar move. The 101st Airborne Division assumes control of the U.S. mission to fight Ebola in Liberia. Here's the latest on the Ebola outbreak: U.S. DEVELOPMENTS Health worker quarantined in New Jersey A health care worker who just returned from West Africa does not have Ebola, according to a preliminary test, New Jersey officials said Saturday. But Kaci Hickox, a nurse who cared for Ebola patients while on assignment with Doctors Without Borders in Sierra Leone, will remain in quarantine at Newark's University Hospital for at least 21 days under a controversial new state policy.
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Fiancee of Ebola-infected New York doctor returns home
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The 101st Airborne assumes mission in Liberia
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U.S. Ambassador to U.N. Samantha Power travels to West Africa
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FDA authorizes use of two new Ebola tests

Question: The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations traveled to @placeholder.

Question: All but one district in Liberia and all districts in @placeholder have now reported at least one case of Ebola since the start of the outbreak, WHO said.


By Chris Hastings Letters between James Bond creator Ian Fleming and his friend Denis Hamilton have gone on sale for £160,000 As the creator of James Bond, Ian Fleming was a master of dreaming up death-defying situations from which the super-spy only just manages to escape. But Fleming himself owed his life to the prompt actions of one of his closest friends who spotted he was having a major heart attack. In previously unseen letters, published for the first time today, Fleming also admitted his impending marriage would cause a ‘Fleet Street sensation’ – and reveals that he regards the genteel pastime of gardening as a ‘death trap’.
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Letters between James Bond creator Ian Fleming and his friend Denis ‘CD’  Hamilton are on sale for £160,000
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They reveal Fleming had a heart attack at a Sunday Times editorial meeting
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He also confided his plans to marry Ann Rothermere after her divorce
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Fleming predicted the news would cause a 'Fleet Street sensation'

Question: Ann had first met @placeholder in 1936, and had thought him, then aged 28, ‘a handsome, moody creature’.


By Anna Hodgekiss and Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 28 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:22 EST, 28 October 2013 A British couple are to become parents of two sets of surrogate twin babies created from the same batch of embryos - a phenomenon known as 'twiblings'. The children, due in March next year, are being carried by two Indian women after a deal was arranged at a Mumbai clinic. The 'professional' couple, from Bedfordshire, do not want to be named. They decided to embark on fertility treatment in India after a series of failed treatments in the UK and two miscarriages, according to the BBC.
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The unnamed couple had IVF in India after struggling with fertility problems
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Six eggs were successfully fertilised and three embryos were implanted into each surrogate woman - both became pregnant with twins due in March
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This extremely rare phenomenon is known as 'twiblings'
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In the UK, embryos from same batch would not be implanted into two surrogates - guidelines recommend only one embryo is implanted at once

Question: This means the mother's eggs were harvested from her ovaries and were then fertilised in a lab with her husband's sperm before being implanted into the @placeholder surrogates.


By Darren Boyle An elephant which appeared in Oliver Stone's epic movie Alexander has been killed by poachers in Thailand.. The 50-year-old elephant was poisoned by poachers who then sawed-off its tusks at the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace. As well as appearing in the movie starring Colin Farrell and Angelina Jolie the elephant named Klao was found dead yesterday at the nature reserve. The elephant was found on Friday at the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace after it was attacked by ivory poachers The elephant was worth £70,000 according to local media reports. The Bangkok Post reported that Thai police arrested one man who is believed to be a drug addict in connection with the crime.
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Klao the elephant appeared in hit movie Alexander alongside Angelina Jolie
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The 50-year-old beast was poisoned before poachers hacked-off its tusks
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13 tonnes of elephant ivory has been seized heading to Thailand since 2008
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Domesticated Asian elephants can be killed legally for their tusks in Thailand

Question: Staff at the @placeholder believe that poachers poisoned the beast before hacking-off its tasks


(CNN) -- A California man was on probation when he was arrested then released for public intoxication, hours after which he allegedly killed a Roman Catholic priest in a church rectory. The terms of slaying suspect Gary Lee Bullock's probation -- which were for three years tied to a November 2012 arrest for cocaine possession -- did not mandate that he should have remained behind bars after his arrest in southern Humboldt County, California, on New Year's Eve. But had he stayed in custody, or if Eureka police officers detained him again after being tipped off about a suspicious man shortly after his release at the coastal city's St. Bernard Church, the gruesome story may have turned out differently.
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Murder suspect Bullock was on probation when he was arrested for public intoxication
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He pleaded guilty to cocaine possession tied to a 2012 arrest, got three years probation
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It wasn't the type of probation that should have kept him detained, lieutenant says
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Authorities say Bullock killed a California priest hours after his release from jail

Question: One of Bullock's relatives eventually tipped off police to his whereabouts, leading to his arrest midday Thursday, according to the @placeholder police chief.


By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 06:30 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:44 EST, 25 September 2013 Audrionna Rhoades, 21, told family she left the boy sleeping on a futon in her mobile home A mother from Michigan has been charged with murder following the death of her two-year-old son from heatstroke after he was left in a minivan in 70 degree heat. Audrionna Rhoads, 21, appeared upset during her arraignment for second degree murder and child negligent abuse, which carry a life sentence and a 15 year sentence respectively. She was arrested yesterday after the body of her son James Nelson was found still buckled in to his car seat at 6pm on Tuesday, September 3rd.
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Audrionna Rhoads has been charged with second degree murder and child negligent abuse over the death of her son
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Claims she left the boy asleep on futon in her mobile home in Shelby Township, near Detroit, Michigan
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But police believe she routinely left him in the minivan while working day shifts at Hollywood Markets
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In a separate incident an Arizona father has also been charged with murder after his one-year-old died in a hot car in Scottsdale

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(CNN) -- Several years ago, Martha and Dennis Disberger and their three kids found themselves running desperately through a busy airport. "Mom, are we late?" asks one of the children. "I have no idea, just keep running," says Martha. "But don't lose Dad, because I have no idea what our connecting flight is!" That family story pretty much sums up the Disbergers of Morton, Illinois, who arguably rank among America's most traveling families. Over the past two decades, the Disbergers have turned the airline getaway into an art form. The three children have virtually grown up as international travelers. Joel was 5 when the family started its flying lifestyle; Kara was a year old and Monica wasn't even born yet. Seriously, how many toddlers have their own frequent flier accounts?
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The Disberger family of Morton, Illinois, has flown 7.5 million miles since 1990
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Five-member tribe offers tips on how they pulled off 243 family trips
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Travel has opened their minds, widened their experience and bonded them

Question: If anybody's to blame for all this it's @placeholder.

Question: @placeholder's job as a registered nurse offers her a schedule that's flexible for travel.


(CNN) -- Another summer, another iPhone hardware update. This one's worth getting, too -- especially if you have an original iPhone or the iPhone 3G. A self-admitted tech geek, Chris Pirillo is president of Lockergnome.com, a blogging network. If you keep holding out because the iPhone doesn't have everything you want, it may be time to re-evaluate your position. This isn't just a phone -- it's a mobile communications device that boasts few true rivals in the marketplace. Instead of waiting in line at an Apple or AT&T store, I simply ordered mine though Apple, and that process was amazingly simple. I was guaranteed delivery by the June 19th launch date, and indeed, my 32GB (black) iPhone 3GS was handed to me on Friday morning. No muss, no fuss. Kinda.
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Tech enthusiast Chris Pirillo lists 10 things he loves about his new iPhone 3GS
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It's more than 50 percent faster than the original iPhone and iPhone 3G models
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Twice the storage capacity and five times the amount of usable memory
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The only iPhone killer on the market today...is a newer iPhone

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Question: I contend that a lot of perceived iPhone issues have more to do with @placeholder than they do with Apple.

Question: But @placeholder also added the ability to take close-up (macro) shots, and an intuitive autofocus feature.


(CNN) -- He began his career as a bus driver in Caracas, then rose through the ranks to become a member of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's inner circle. Now, if Chavez's health worsens, Vice President Nicolas Maduro could be the one to take the reins. Chavez, who is battling cancer, said Saturday that Maduro should replace him "if something were to happen that would incapacitate me." "My firm opinion, as clear as the full moon -- irrevocable, absolute, total -- is ... that you elect Nicolas Maduro as president," Chavez said, waving a copy of the Venezuelan Constitution as he spoke. "I ask this of you from my heart. He is one of the young leaders with the greatest ability to continue, if I cannot."
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NEW: Analyst: Nicolas Maduro was behind radical foreign policy decisions, but also compromises
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Hugo Chavez says he wants Maduro to replace him if his health worsens
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Maduro, 50, is Venezuela's vice president and foreign minister
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He started his career as a bus driver, then later become a union leader and a politician

Question: Polls have indicated that although @placeholder still has strong backing from his supporters, other possible successors don't seem to generate that kind of enthusiasm.


Washington (CNN) -- President Obama threw his support behind a controversial proposal to build an Islamic center and mosque near New York's ground zero, saying Friday that "Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as anyone else in this country." "That includes the right to build a place of worship and a community center on private property in lower Manhattan, in accordance with local laws and ordinances," Obama said at a White House Iftar dinner celebrating the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The president's remarks drew praise from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who announced his support for the Islamic center last week.
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NEW: Republican congressman says Obama "caved into political correctness."
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NEW: Muslim who attended White House event surprised Obama touched "hot potato"
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg praises Obama's remarks
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Obama said that "Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as anyone else"

Question: "We must all recognize and respect the sensitivities surrounding the development of lower @placeholder," Obama said, according to his prepared remarks.


(CNN) -- When Brazilian ace Neymar signed with Barcelona in May, observers wondered if he could develop a potent partnership with four-time player of the year Lionel Messi. So far, so good for the tandem. Neymar scored his first league goal and set up Messi as Barcelona defeated Champions League side Real Sociedad 4-1 to maintain its perfect record in Spain's La Liga through six matches. Neymar has now logged at least one assist in four straight league games -- and three times Messi has been the grateful beneficiary. Messi particularly likes playing against Sociedad, too, netting every time he has faced them at the Camp Nou since Sociedad earned promotion in 2010.
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Barcelona maintains its perfect record in Spain's La Liga by beating Real Sociedad 4-1
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Neymar scored one and set up Lionel Messi as the dream pairing clicked at the Camp Nou
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Sergio Busquets and substitute Marc Bartra scored the other goals for Barcelona
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Borussia Dortmund needs extra time to see off second-tier 1860 Munich in the German Cup

Question: @placeholder, now winless in the league since the opening weekend, struck the crossbar in the second minute but it was mostly one-way traffic at the other end thereafter.

Question: It hasn't been the best of weeks for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- French authorities said Wednesday that they will not authorize weekend demonstrations in Paris as protests over an anti-Muslim video started to fade worldwide. Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault told radio station RTL that French police forces have been reinforced should protesters organize. "There is no reason to bring conflicts in our country that do not concern France," he said. Adding to the debate, the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published cartoons featuring a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed in an issue that hit newsstands Wednesday. Any depiction of Islam's prophet is considered blasphemy by many Muslims. Magazine director Stephane Charbonnier told CNN affiliate BFM-TV that his staff is trying "to comment (on) the news in a satirical way."
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NEW: At Hezbollah demonstration, people chant, "America is an enemy of God"
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NEW: Reaction in Iraq has been "muted," but precautions are being taken, U.S. official says
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"There is no reason to bring conflicts in our country," French prime minister says
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Libya has taken steps to arrest those responsible for last week's deadly consulate attack

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Diego Simeone has long been lauded for his motivational skills in charge of Atletico Madrid - and whatever he said to his charges at half time against Malmo certainly did the trick as they ran out 5-0 winners with five second-half goals. Atletico were sluggish in the first half at the Calderon but eventually ran out big winners to put them in a great position to qualify from Group A at the half-way stage. Koke, Mario Mandzukic, Antoine Griezmann, Diego Godin and Alessio Cerci all scored after the break to give them six points from their first two games. Diego Godin leaps into the air at the Calderon to celebrate his goal - a fourth of five second half strikes for Atletico Madrid
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Atletico Madrid struggled to break down their stubborn Swedish opponents in the first half in Madrid
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But goals from Koke, Mario Madzukic, Antoine Griezmann, Diego Godin and Alessio Cerci made it a rout
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Atletico have six points to top Group A, just behind Olympiakos on their head-to-head record
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Last year's runners-up are three points clear of Italian champions Juventus and Wednesday's opponents

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(CNN) -- Mitt Romney had another debate Saturday night in which he didn't make many mistakes, was smooth, knowledgeable, even presidential. It was his worst performance yet. The game has changed, and someone forgot to tell him. He is behind in national polls, and this time it's serious: His main rival, Newt Gingrich, is polling well not just in Iowa, but also across the country. Saturday night's debate was on a major network, with a wide audience, in the first state in the nation to hold a caucus -- and there is only one more debate before that voting. The conclusion is inescapable. Romney blew it.
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Todd Graham: Mitt Romney had a bad debate in Iowa, didn't seem to know he's trailing in polls
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He says Romney needed new strategy, but he blew chances to go after front-runner Gingrich
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When other candidates attacked him and Gingrich, Romney failed to differentiate himself
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Graham: Gingrich acted ready to take on Obama; Romney acted as if he were trying not to lose

Question: And that's a mistake, given the rise and potential staying power of @placeholder.

Question: For his part, Gingrich seemed to escape the other candidates' criticism, partly because it was split (some attacks were aimed at @placeholder), and because the discussion did not stay on one topic for long enough to make Gingrich defend his positions in depth.


Now that was a clash. Lateline host Emma Alberici fired up in an interview with an Islamic radical last night, accusing him of failing to answer a single question during a fierce 11 minute segment about the Islamic State terror group. Ms Alberici blasted Hizb ut-Tahrir spokesman Wassim Doureihi for failing to answer her questions over whether he would condemn the group's murderous campaign. 'You are clearly obfuscating and I did not invite you on this program to do that,' Ms Alberici said. Scroll down for video Exasperated: Mr Doureihi faced fierce questioning from the ABC TV host. 'You are clearly obfuscating and I did not invite you on this program to do that': At times, the host and Mr Doureihi talked over the top of each other during the heated 11-minute interview.
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Lateline host accuses Hizb ut-Tahrir spokesman Wassim Doureihi of failing to answer a single question in heated TV clash
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'You are clearly obfuscating and I did not invite you on this program to do that'
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In a fierce discussion about the Islamic State, Mr Doureihi insisted ISIS and al-Qaeda do not exist in a vacuum
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Emma Alberici, who appeared unwell and suffered a croaky voice, later tweeted that she has never had an interview like it
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'I've never, in 20 years of broadcasting had someone not answer a single question,' she said. 'Extraordinary'
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Hizb ut-Tahrir, a radical Islamic political party, wants to establish a global caliphate

Question: 'We are changing to law that will make it easier to ban organisations like @placeholder,' Mr Abbott said.


During a month filled with dropped points and squandered chances, Liverpool have missed an absent striker and, after Everton’s visit, they do so once more. Liverpool, of course, are a different proposition without Luis Suarez but the player they could have done with most in the 223rd Merseyside derby was his sidekick. Daniel Sturridge’s injury has proven damaging. Sturridge has spent most of September with a thigh problem sustained, much to Brendan Rodgers’ anger, on England duty; the longer he has been out, the clearer his importance has become. Liverpool have taken one point from a possible nine without him and need his speed and ruthlessness.
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Liverpool missed Daniel Sturridge in 1-1 draw with Everton
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Striker has been out for most of September with thigh injury
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Brendan Rodgers joined Sturridge in extra training on Sunday
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Mario Balotelli missed two great chances against Everton

Question: @placeholder had two glorious opportunities, either side of half-time, from around six yards but fluffed both.


By David Mccormack The organizers of the annual Oscars Night Before Party have announced that they are joining the growing boycott of the Beverley Hills Hotel and will be hosting their event elsewhere in 2015. The hotel, one of the most popular in Hollywood, is feeling the effects of a protest campaign which is calling for a boycott after the owner, the Sultan of Brunei, last week introduced the Sharia Penal Code which condemns homosexuals to death by stoning amongst other things. The Motion Picture & Television Fund, which holds the annual fundraising event, has said it ‘cannot condone these harsh and repressive’ anti-gay laws that Brunei has introduced.
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The Motion Picture & Television Fund has announced that it is seeking an alternative venue for next year's Oscars Night Before Party
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The decision to not use the Beverley Hills Hotel is part of a growing protest after the Sultan of Brunei introduced Sharia Penal Code in the tiny state
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Under the new laws, homosexuals can be condemned to death by stoning
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A host of organizations and celebrities including Ellen DeGeneres are boycotting the sultan's hotel chain in protest at the move

Question: @placeholder’s top executives issued a statement to The Hollywood Reporter explaining that they expressed their 'deep concern about the recent enactment of laws in Brunei that call for violent punishment, including amputation and death by stoning, against those engaging in same-sex activity and extramarital sexual relations and those committing adultery.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- More than 1,300 pounds of explosives were packed into a construction truck that detonated outside an Islamabad hotel, killing 57 people, including two Americans and a diplomat, officials said Sunday. A truck burns at the gate to the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad before a larger, deadly explosion Saturday. Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said the Saturday attack at the Marriott Hotel "is the biggest attack, volume-wise" in Pakistan in seven years. Two American military personnel who worked for the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad were among those killed, the U.S. military said. A Lithuanian and the Czech Republic's ambassador to Pakistan, Ivo Zdarek, also were among the fatalities, police superintendent Sheikh Zubair said.
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U.S. military says two Americans assigned to embassy among dead
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Pakistani president says of perpetrators: "These people are not Muslims"
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Police: Ivo Zdarek, Czech Republic's ambassador to Pakistan, died in hotel bombing

Question: A @placeholder staff member of the commission was also injured, it said.


Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- For years, China has been pumping billions of dollars across Africa to build large-scale infrastructure projects and grant cheap loans in exchange for access to the continent's natural resources and growing markets. And lately, along with its economic and political engagements, Beijing has also been making significant strides in expanding its media engagements in Africa. In January, the Chinese Central Television (CCTV), a state-owned news behemoth with bureaus all over the world, chose the Kenyan capital of Nairobi as the location of its first broadcast hub outside its Beijing headquarters. Analysts say it's all part of efforts to win the hearts and minds of people in the continent and create a more fertile business environment.
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China has been stepping up its media presence in Africa
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The state-owned CCTV has opened a broadcast hub in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi
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"We tell the positive story of African people," says CCTV's managing editor
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Analysts say China is using media to change the narrative of its involvement in the continent

Question: "China's investment in Africa has increased several folds in the last several years and the trade between @placeholder and the whole continent has reached $166 billion, so China really has a very significant show up at this continent."


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 07:38 EST, 9 July 2012 | UPDATED: 03:17 EST, 10 July 2012 Jailed: Youth offending team boss Peter Nicholson, pictured, led a gang of fraudsters who claimed wages for bogus employees at Newham Borough Council in east London A youth offending team boss honoured by the Queen with an OBE has been jailed for five and a half years after stealing almost £300,000 from one of Britain’s poorest councils to fund his lavish family holidays. Peter Nicholson OBE, 58, fronted a gang of fraudsters who created ‘ghost’ employees at Newham Borough Council in east London and pocketed the wages.
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Peter Nicholson, who was handed an OBE by the Queen, was jailed for five and a half years
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He and a gang claimed wages for ‘ghost’ employees at Newham Borough Council in east London
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These staff never existed and cash was funneled off to pay for holidays
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Nicholson's job was to turn around youngsters with criminal records

Question: The court heard @placeholder authorised three ‘ghost’ employees to be paid by the local authority when they did not exist, in order to syphon off the cash.


Sportsmail asked 10 current and ex-boxers, both former and reigning Champions and Olympic gold medallists among them, to give their verdict on the big fight. It would seem that Carl Froch is the favourite to beat George Groves for a second time... VIDEO Scroll down to see the experts make their predictions The wait is over: Carl Froch and George Groves finally meet at Wembley (Former world light-welterweight champion)Groves knows he can hurt Froch; Froch knows he can hurt Groves. Froch won’t be so macho this time; he knows he can get knocked down. Verdict: FROCH (Lost to Groves in 2011)I keep changing my mind. Groves boxed well last time but Froch is the champion; he has a lot of heart and a good chin.Verdict: GROVES
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Carl Froch and George Groves go head-to-head for their much anticipated rematch on Saturday
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Sportsmail asked a number of former and current fighters, including Amir Khan, Lennox Lewis and Tyson Fury, their opinion on the massive fight
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The Cobra is the slight favourite to take the win

Question: I like @placeholder’ style and he was unlucky not to win the first bout, but he might have missed his chance.


(CNN) -- Israel launched airstrikes on weapons facilities in Gaza in response to what Israel claimed were two rockets fired against it from the Palestinian territory, the Israeli military said Thursday. The two Gaza rockets were fired several hours apart Thursday against the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council, where 13,500 residents live, the military said. Israeli aircraft scored direct hits on a "terror infrastructure" in Gaza, a weapons manufacturing facility in central Gaza and a weapons storage facility in northern Gaza, the military said. The Israeli military blamed Hamas, which controls Gaza, for the rocket fire. Thursday's exchange of fire marked another uneasy moment in cease-fire arrangements between Israel and Gaza that were brokered last year when the two sides engaged in eight days of round-the-clock warfare, killing more than 160 Palestinians and six Israelis.
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Two rockets from Gaza are fired upon Israel, military says
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Israel launches airstrikes on Gaza, targeting two weapon facilities
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Israel blames Hamas, which controls Gaza, for the rocket fire

Question: "We will not tolerate daily aggression from the @placeholder ruled territory and are morally obligated to act against those threatening our communities, our towns and our cities."


A prominent Japanese politician has raised hackles as Barack Obama visits Tokyo by claiming it's an 'open secret' that he and the first lady are headed for divorce, and that the president has been using Secret Service agents to cover for him as he pursues extramarital affairs. Kazuyuki Hamada, who sits in the upper house of Japan's parliament, earned his PhD a half-mile from the White House at George Washington University, and emerged as a shrill commentator on America's economy and foreign policy. In 2009 he also joined the ranks of the so-called 'birthers,' arguing in a book titled 'Who is Obama?' that the president likely wasn't born in the United States.
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Kazuyuki Hamada, a member of the upper house of Japan's parliament, is miffed that Michelle Obama is staying home as her husband tours Japan
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He claimed on his blog that a marital rift is responsible for the president's stag trip to Tokyo
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Mrs. and Mrs. Obama, he wrote, have already decided to divorce after he leaves office – a claim mirroring one in the National Enquirer
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Hamada claims Michelle Obama knows her husband is cheating on her and using the Secret Service to hide the evidence
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He wrote a 2009 'birther' book titled 'Who is Obama?' that argued the president likely wasn't born in the United States

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