By Aap A man nicknamed 'Insane Shane' shoved magazines down his pants to protect his genitals before his friend shot him in a Jackass-style prank that went wrong. Michael Dominic Ciantar apologised on Friday at Adelaide Magistrates Court after he pleaded guilty to discharging a firearm to injure, annoy or frighten at a Brahma Lodge party last week. The 20-year-old man fired off an air rifle at Shane Lewis on February 27. Michael Dominic Ciantar, 20, has pleaded guilty to discharging a firearm to injure, annoy or frighten Ciantar was arrested after Mr Lewis, 41, arrived at Lyell McEwin hospital with a gunshot wound to his arm.
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Michael Dominic Ciantar pleaded guilty to shooting Shane Lewis in the arm
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The incident happened at a Brahma Lodge party in SA on February 27
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The 20-year-old defendant apologised to an Adelaide court on Friday
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He will be sentenced next month and faces an eight-year jail sentence

Question: Initially police were told @placeholder had been injured in a drive-by shooting as witnesses and the victim would not co-operate.


A South African preacher made his congregation eat grass to 'be closer to God' before stamping on them. Under the instruction of Pastor Lesego Daniel of Rabboni Centre Ministries dozens of followers dropped to the floor to eat the grass at his ministry in Garankuwa, north of Pretoria after being told it will 'bring them closer to God.' His controversial methods have drawn criticism from thousands of people although members of his congregation swear by his methods - he is said to have claimed that humans can eat anything to feed their bodies and survive on whatever they choose to eat.
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Carried out under instruction of Pastor Lesego Daniel in Garankuwa
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Claimed that humans can eat anything to feed their bodies
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Photos that follow show dozens of people getting sick in the toilets

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(CNN) -- Down on Earth, we all know: Do anything stupid these days, and video of it will turn up on the Internet to embarrass you. Now, space aliens may be about learn that lesson, too. NASA deployed live webcams on the International Space Station in March, and UFO enthusiasts monitoring their live feeds online have nabbed unidentified flying objects scooting through Earth's orbit. They've made screen grabs of the NASA video and posted them online. UFOlogist Scott Waring may have been the first, when he plastered them onto his blog, UFO Sightings Daily, early last week. Highlighted by a red circle and clearly visible is -- a speck. A white one. An enlargement of the screen grab reveals -- a blur.
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NASA recently deployed live webcams on the International Space Station
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They are there to give people a nice view of the Earth
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UFO enthusiasts have used the cameras to spot alleged UFOs
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They look like specks and blurs

Question: At least one alleged alien "mother ship" made it into a @placeholder lunar photo, and you don't even have to squint to see it.


By Lawrence Booth Follow @@the_topspin After 353 long days and 10 painful Test matches without a win, Alastair Cook finally has a reason to smile again. England’s captain, whose job has been under huge pressure after a terrible run of results, saw his team destroy India to level the five-match series 1-1 — largely down to new hero Moeen Ali. Six wickets for Ali, who has been derided as a part-time off-spinner, helped England triumph by 266 runs in the third Investec Test, a victory to relieve the pressure on Cook. VIDEO Scroll down to see Alastair Cook and James Anderson happy with Test victory
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Alastair Cook has reason to smile against after third Test victory
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England have previously gone 353 days and 10 matches without a win
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Five-match series now level at 1-1 going into the fourth game
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New hero Moeen Ali takes six wickets to help England triumph by 266 runs
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James Anderson's pending assault charges still hang over the team

Question: @placeholder, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.


(CNN) -- As the fallout continues from the release of thousands of diplomatic cables on the WikiLeaks website, Turkey's prime minister is threatening to file a lawsuit over comments made about him in one of the messages by the U.S. ambassador to his country. Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he plans to sue over remarks from then-Ambassador Eric Edelman in 2004 suggesting that the prime minister concealed his wealth in Swiss bank accounts. Visibly angry, Erdogan told an audience in Ankara, Turkey, Wednesday that he wanted the U.S. administration to take action against the diplomats who had "slandered" him. "The United States should ask its diplomats to make an explanation because no diplomat can accuse a country with slanders and misinterpretations," he said.
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Erdogan calls on the U.S. to take action against those who "slandered" him
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He says he has no money in Swiss accounts
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A U.S. diplomatic cable painted a less-than-flattering portrait of the prime minister

Question: While apparently offering no evidence they existed, it continued: "We have heard from two contacts that Erdogan has eight accounts in Swiss banks; his explanations that his wealth comes from the wedding presents guests gave his son and that a @placeholder businessman is paying the educational expenses of all four Erdogan children in the U.S. purely altruistically are lame."


Blastoff for the spacecraft which could one day take humans to Mars is set for the final countdown as Nasa begins assembling the giant rockets that will propel it into orbit. The huge Delta IV Heavy rocket has been put together for the first time at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida ahead of a first test flight of the Orion capsule in December. It will blast the experimental  capsule in orbit - although the rockets are then expected to be replaced by Nasa's even bigger Space Launch system. Scroll down for video The huge Delta IV Heavy rocket has been put together for the first time at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida ahead of a first test flight of the Orion capsule in December, a mission known as Exploration Flight Test-1.
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Three Delta IV boosters collectively generate 1.96 million pounds of thrust
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Orion capsule will undergo first test flight in December
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Comes as Nasa bosses reveal private contracts for shuttle replacement so they can concentrate on the project

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By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 17:17 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 20:15 EST, 23 July 2013 Radio DJ Paul Gambaccini has claimed BBC bosses discriminated against him because he is gay. The veteran broadcaster said his personnel file at the corporation was marked with a drawing of a Christmas tree to indicate he was ‘as camp as Christmas’. He said managers feared he would be a ‘security risk’ because of his sexuality. BBC labelled me 'camp as Christmas' claims former DJ Paul Gambaccini, pictured here with stars of a musical he co-wrote, The Ultimate Man: Craig Purrell, centre, and Lorraine Graham
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Managers feared he would be a 'security risk' because of his sexuality
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'A gay man was a potential security threat and might betray his country'
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He was criticised when it emerged he failed to report fellow DJ Jimmy Savile

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(CNN) -- The failure of the P5+1 (the United States, United Kingdom, France, China, Russia plus Germany) to reach agreement with Iran Saturday in Geneva is a good thing if it allows the United States and Israel to sort out what really divides them on the Iranian nuclear issue before negotiations resume in coming days. That the French -- not the United States -- seem to have taken the lead in stiffening the allies' demands with Iran is in itself a reflection of those differences. And while a high-ranking U.S. delegation headed to Israel Sunday to brief the Israelis on the talks, bridging the gap there won't be that easy.
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Talks between major powers and Iran break down but are expected to resume
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Aaron Miller says a key problem is gap between U.S. and Israel on Iran
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's world view very different from President Obama's, he says
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Miller: An agreement Israel opposes would be unpopular in Congress

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Question: And @placeholder is already inclined to adopt the Israeli view that what's required now is more pressure on the mullahs rather than less, including additional sanctions.

Question: And a @placeholder who believes the Americans aren't taking him seriously on Iran is certain to be withholding when it comes to the peace process.

Question: To satisfy Israeli requirements, an interim agreement would have to do at least three things: first, avoid doing anything that dismantles the sanctions regime and removes real pressure on Iran to cut the final deal; second, make it impossible for @placeholder to use the next six months to advance in a significant way any of the aspects of its nuclear program -- not just to freeze Iran's program but to actually set it back significantly.


By Rob Waugh UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 28 February 2012 Users of Google Plus, the search giant's much-hyped social network, visit the service for a mere three minutes a month, according to figures from Comscore. The same figures show that Facebook users log in for an average of six to seven hours per month. The figures add to the growing evidence that Google's social network is a dud, despite official figures from Google showing 90 million subscribers. New figures from Comscore claim that PC users of Google's Plus social network spend a mere three minutes per month on the site, in contrast to seven hours for Facebook users
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Users of Facebook rival visit for three minutes a month, claims Comscore
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Google still claims Plus is a success with 90 million regular users

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Chris Algieri was overweight when he took to the scales in the early hours Macau time for his fight with Manny Pacquiao. The New York challenger was four ounces over the 10st4lb catchweight limit set for this world welterweight title fight. Algieri removed his shorts and a necklace to stand naked on the scales behind some shirts to cover his modesty for world television. Manny Pacquiao faces off against Chris Algieri during their pre-fight weigh-in in Macau Algieri arrived at the weigh-in overweight but managed to trim down after a 50 minute interval Pacquiao flexes his muscles ahead of the world title fight in his homeland on Sunday
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Chris Algieri faces Manny Pacquiao in their WBO welterweight title fight in Macau on Sunday
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The New York challenger arrived at the weigh-in two ounces overweight
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Algieri returned after a 50 minute interval to eventually make weight

Question: @placeholder blamed his problem on the scales, sayng: 'I had my usual breakfast of oats and eggs over medium and was under the limit on these same scales at a try-out before the official weigh-in.


By Emma Glanfield The UK’s only female giant panda has been artificially inseminated after she and her intended partner failed to mate naturally. Edinburgh Zoo bosses were hopeful that Tian Tian would mate with male Yang Guang this year, but moved on to artificial insemination after her hormone levels started to fall quickly. The procedure was carried out on Sunday using samples from Yang Guang. Scroll down for video Edinburgh Zoo bosses were hopeful that Tian Tian, pictured, would mate with male Yang Guang this year, but moved on to artificial insemination after her hormone levels started to fall quickly
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Zoo bosses were hopeful that Tian Tian would mate with male Yang Guang
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They intervened when the panda's hormone levels started to drop quickly
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Hopes of pregnancy follow last year's disappointment when she lost foetus
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She was artificially inseminated but lost baby panda late into pregnancy
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Tian Tian and Yang Guang are first giant pandas to live in UK for 17 years

Question: The zoo said both pandas recovered well from the artificial insemination and were up and about soon afterwards, with @placeholder enjoying honey and bamboo 15 minutes later


Martin Murray exhibited courage beyond the call of duty in Monte Carlo. The hard man from St Helens withstood a witching hour of agony to make history against the mightiest pound-for-pound boxer in the world. That almost suicidal refusal to sink into purgatory was not enough for Murray to finally win his world middleweight championship at his third time of trying. That persistence under crucifying fire – a mentality beyond the comprehension of most who never venture onto that roped scaffold – could not quite carry him to the honour of going the 12-round distance. The bloodied face of Martin Murray contorts as Gennady Golovkin connects with another barrage of brutal punches to rock the Briton
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Murray and Golovkin shared two even opening rounds in Monte Carlo
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Golovkin connected with a powerful straight right jab at the end of the third to leave Murray shaken
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A further barrage in the fourth left the brave Briton rocked and on the canvas twice
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With Murray's face bloodied, the St Helens fighter showed guts to take the fight to the 11th round
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But another brutal assault from Golovkin saw referee Luis Pabon call the fight off
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Golovkin maintains his 100 per cent record, winning all of his 32 fights

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Question: With the heat well and truly on, not for the first time @placeholder was warned for hitting low in desperation, That first visit to the canvas was not long delayed.


(CNN) -- It may have been Barack Obama's most dramatic moment as president so far, and it certainly didn't go unmentioned as he accepted the Democratic nomination for a second term Thursday night. Speaker after speaker reminded the audience in the convention hall and beyond that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden -- the mastermind of 9/11, public enemy No. 1 for a decade -- had been gunned down by American commandos in Pakistan 16 months ago. They reminded everyone that it was Obama who had given the order. Some of them also used the opportunity to question whether Obama's challenger, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, would have made the same call.
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The 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden came up prominently at the Democratic convention
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Joe Biden and John Kerry used the raid to criticize Republican challenger Mitt Romney
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Romney criticized Obama's 2007 pledge to strike inside Pakistan
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But Biden and Kerry left some context out of their remarks

Question: When @placeholder did order the raid, he did it against the advice of some of his top aides.


Halloween may have been last Friday but Liverpool could be in for another fright night when they take on Real Madrid in the Bernabeu. The stuttering Reds, who have not looked themselves in either the Premier League or the Champions League this season, will come up against Europe's most feared and in-form forward line in the Spanish capital. Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez, Karim Benzema, Toni Kroos, Luka Modric - facing Real Madrid is like opening the gates of Hell at the moment and all those torments are expected to feature on Tuesday night. Brendan Rodgers faces another difficult evening as Liverpool take on Real Madrid in the Bernabeu on Tuesday
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Liverpool take on Real Madrid in the Bernabeu on Tuesday night
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The defending European champions are in sensational form
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Real have won their last 11 matches, scoring 46 goals in the process
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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 22 goals  - three more than Liverpool
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The Portuguese needs just one more to equal Raul's European record
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Real beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield a fortnight ago
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The Reds are in poor form and lost to Newcastle at the weekend

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By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 00:28 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:33 EST, 7 January 2014 An international media frenzy over reports North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's uncle was executed by being thrown to a pack of dogs appears to have originated as satire on a Chinese microblogging website. The story, which spread like wildfire after it was picked up by a Hong Kong-based newspaper, has created an image that Pyongyang's young ruler is even more brutal and unpredictable than previously believed. While North Korea has said it purged and executed Kim's uncle, Jang Song Thaek, last month, it did not release details of how the man who was once the second most powerful figure in the isolated country was killed.
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Story had emerged that Jang Song Thaek and five aides were killed by dogs
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Hong Kong newspaper picked up report from satirical microblog post
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Details of how Jang Song was executed have not been released
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Kim Jong Un's uncle was the second most powerful figure in North Korea

Question: Initial speculation was that @placeholder had been killed by firing squad, a fate that media outlets said was the usual one reserved for 'traitors'.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- A Minnesota flight instructor who notified his bosses of student Zacarias Moussaoui's suspicious behavior received a $5 million reward Thursday from the State Department, two government officials told CNN. Zacarias Moussaoui was convicted in 2006 of conspiring to kill Americans on September 11, 2001. Clarence "Clancy" Prevost was an instructor at the Pan Am International Flight Academy in Eagan, Minnesota, when Moussaoui was a student there. Moussaoui is the only person charged and convicted in connection with the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington. Prevost received the reward from the State Department's Rewards for Justice program in a closed ceremony at the State Department, the officials told CNN.
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Minnesota instructor notices Zacarias Moussaoui's odd behavior, tells bosses
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His bosses, at first reluctant, eventually alert FBI who arrest Moussaoui
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Moussaoui, an admitted al Qaeda operative, was in jail during September 11, 2001
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Clarence "Clancy" Prevost receives $5 million from State Department Thursday

Question: He said that by the second day of teaching Moussaoui, he heard that @placeholder paid the bulk of his $8,300 tuition for a flight simulator course in hundred-dollar bills.


The strain was etched on Zara Phillips’s face yesterday just hours after video footage of her new husband cosying up to a pretty fan emerged. The images, from CCTV cameras at a rowdy New Zealand bar where England rugby players partied on Sunday, clearly show captain Mike Tindall kissing the blonde and leaving with her. It was claimed yesterday that the girl is a friend of the couple who attended their wedding. Despite desperate attempts by the England camp to play down the players’ wild night out, the leaked recording instantly became a worldwide internet sensation. Long faces: Zara Phillips looks pained, pictured at the International Horse Trials at Watergrasshill in County Cork, Ireland. Later, however, her mood did brighten and she managed a smile
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CCTV films shows buxom girl pulling his face towards her bosom
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England's newlywed captain rapped for 'unbecoming behaviour'
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His bride Zara tries to keep her composure amid scandal

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In the end the gloves came off, and Adrian delivered the knockout blow. West Ham and their charismatic goalkeeper are up for the FA Cup. After two games and 210 minutes, a sending-off and 20 penalties, three of which were missed, Sam Allardyce and his team have been rewarded with place in the fourth round and a trip to Ashton Gate to play Bristol City, second in League One, at the end of the month. They can think about that later. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Head to Head: Enner Valencia vs Romelu Lukaku Keeper Adrian scored the winning spot kick in the 9-8 penalty shootout to send West Ham through to the FA Cup fourth round
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West Ham defeated Everton on penalties in their  FA Cup third round replay at Upton Park on Tuesday
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Enner Valencia opened the scoring for the Hammers in the second half after being played through by Carroll
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Toffees winger Aiden McGeady was sent off shortly after the goal for a second bookable offence
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Substitute Kevin Mirallas equalised for 10-men Everton with a superb free-kick late in normal time
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Romelu Lukaku got on the end of Mirallas' cross to give Everton the lead for the first time during extra-time
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Substitute Carlton Cole equalised for West Ham and came within inches of scoring a last minute winnerp
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The Hammers won the penalty shootout 9-8 after keeper Adrian scored the winning spot kick
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The winners will now play Bristol City in the FA Cup fourth round on the weekend of January 24-25
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Question: 51min @placeholder opens the scoring with a well-placed finish into the bottom corner.


Last week, she declared herself 'humbled' by the bravery of Colombia's rape victims and signalled her determination to do more to raise awareness of the problem in the UK. Now, the Duchess of Cornwall has spoken out on behalf of sex-trafficking survivors in Mexico and said she was 'moved' after hearing the stories of a brave group of women. The Duchess, who is currently touring Mexico with Prince Charles, met the women during a visit to a safe house in Mexico City. Scroll down for video Tragedy: Carla (far right) was sold into prostitution by her boyfriend when she was just 12 years old
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The Duchess was visiting a refuge for sex-trafficking victims in Mexico City
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Among them was Carla who was sold into prostitution by her boyfriend
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She was just 12 at the time but was helped to escape when she was 16
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Camilla declared herself 'humbled and moved' by Carla's terrible story
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Last week, the Duchess vowed to do more to help fight sex-trafficking
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She also works with rape charities based in the UK, including Rape Crisis

Question: Fascination: Prince Charles also told his hosts that the UK and @placeholder had a 'fascination' with each other


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:44 AM on 17th February 2012 Bobby Brown, will perform in concert with his band in Connecticut just hours after his ex-wife is laid to rest on Saturday, it's been revealed. The New Edition star will take to the stage at the Mohegan Sun Indian Casino at 8 PM EST on Saturday night, Whitney's funeral is scheduled to start at noon in Newark, New Jersey. The singer will be attending the event it was confirmed on Wednesday despite the fact it was alleged he was excluded from the service. The show must go on: Bobby Brown will keep to his scheduled door date in Connecticut on Saturday, despite the fact that Whitney is being laid to rest
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Not rescheduling New Edition date in Connecticut
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Brown will attend A-List funeral it has been confirmed
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Kevin Costner preparing to speak about his friend
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Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder will both sing
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Oprah Winfrey heads up celebrity guest list
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Private viewing planned for Friday
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Bobbi Kristina being prepared to see her mother's body

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BERLIN, Germany (CNN) -- A Canadian auto parts supplier has come to the rescue of German carmaker Opel, negotiating a deal with the German government that will save the company from insolvency. German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck talks to reporters early Saturday morning following talks on Opel. Officials from all sides announced the agreement after talks lasting into the early hours of Saturday. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier called it a "responsible solution" that would preserve the highest number of jobs. Under the terms of the deal, supplier Magna will have a 20 percent stake in GM Europe, an arm of General Motors, which owns the Opel brand.
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Germany picks Magna to buy majority stake in Opel, news reports say
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German government agrees to fund bridging loan to keep Opel in business
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Magna also seeking to bring Russian partners into Opel deal
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Opel's parent company General Motors set to declare bankruptcy as soon as Monday

Question: It is a solution which preserves @placeholder's location in Germany and also preserves the highest possible number of jobs."

Question: In addition, a trust will be created where @placeholder's stock will be parked prior to the division of shares.


Roger Federer has sought to play down his spat with Stanislas Wawrinka by tweeting a conciliatory message with his compatriot on Monday night. Federer and Wawrinka had a 10-minute row on Saturday, after the world No 2's wife 'heckled' his opponent from the sidelines during their match. But the Swiss stars, who will play together this weekend in the Davis Cup final, appeared to have settled their differences just 48 hours after the dispute. Roger Federer (centre) and Stanisals Wawrinka (second right) appeared to have settled their differences Wawrinka trained in Lille ahead of the Davis Cup final, where he will play alongside Federer
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Roger Federer tweeted 'It's great being with the boys again' on Monday
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Federer pulled out of the ATP Tour Finals final on Sunday
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Winner Novak Djokovic was left to face Andy Murray in an exhibition
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Federer argued with Stan Wawrinka backstage after their semi-final
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The pair had a 10-minute row in a room which was being used as a gym
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Wawrinka was angry about comments made by Federer's wife Mirka
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The Swiss duo will represent their country in the Davis Cup final this week

Question: @placeholder and Roger, who first met in 2000 and married in 2009, have two sets of twins together


By Sean Poulter and Ben Spencer PUBLISHED: 02:51 EST, 17 May 2013 | UPDATED: 17:07 EST, 17 May 2013 Waitrose is considering legal action to stop its internet delivery partner teaming up with Morrisons. Ocado yesterday signed a £200million deal with the supermarket group, which charges less for groceries than upmarket Waitrose. Bosses at Waitrose will now fear that customers could switch to Morrisons, which had been the only major chain not to offer home delivery. They have consulted lawyers to see if they can scupper the new partnership on grounds of breach of contract.
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25-year deal will see Morrisons offering home deliveries by the end of the year
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Deal faces opposition from Waitrose, which was previously Ocado's exclusive partner

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The harrowing story of child kidnap victim Natascha Kampusch’s eight-year ordeal at the hands of her  captor is set to be told on the big screen. The film titled 3,096 after the number of days the young Austrian was held by Wolfgang Priklopil is due to begin shooting in Munich next month. Northern Irish actress Antonia Campbell-Hughes has been named in the lead role which will cover the time Ms Kampusch was held hostage from 1998 until her escape in 2006. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Resemblance: Natasha Kampusch, left, who was kidnapped aged ten and held captive for eight years. Right, Antonia Campbell-Hughes, who is due to play Kmpusch in a new film 3,096 about her time in captivity
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Film titled 3,096 after the number of days captive was held
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Irish actress Antonia Campbell-Hughes has been named in the lead role
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Movie based on book of the same name written by victim

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(CNN) -- Physician-assisted suicide is legal in four U.S. states and in one county of a fifth state. It is an option given to individuals by state law in Oregon, Vermont, and Washington. Individuals must have a terminal illness as well as a prognosis of six months or less to live. Physicians cannot be prosecuted for prescribing medications to hasten death. Similar Montana and New Mexico court rulings are based on judicial decision and do not mention a time line. Mandated by State Law: Oregon Vermont Washington Mandated by Court Ruling: Montana New Mexico - Bernalillo County only Other Facts: The specific method in each state varies, but mainly involves a prescription from a licensed physician approved by the state in which the patient is a resident.
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Legal in Montana, Oregon, Vermont, Washington and Bernalillo County in New Mexico.
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The process of reporting applications and deaths varies by state.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state laws banning physician-assisted suicide do not violate the Constitution.

Question: In Washington, "only a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed to practice medicine in @placeholder may write this prescription...participation is entirely voluntary.


Washington (CNN) -- With time running out for Congress to prevent a doubling of interest rates on federal student loans, the White House and Republican leaders exchanged accusations Thursday on who was to blame for the lack of an agreement. President Barack Obama chided Republicans for holding up a deal with unreasonable demands, and he urged college students to continue raising their voices on the issue. However, spokesmen for Republican leaders in the House and Senate denied an assertion by press secretary Jay Carney that the White House has been working with them to try to reach a deal. Asked about GOP complaints that the White House has not reached out to Republicans on the issue in recent days, Carney said that "we are actively working with members of Congress to get this done," adding, "in both parties."
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NEW: Sen. McConnell says it is Democrats stalling progress to score political points
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The president urges Congress to prevent interest rates on student loans from doubling
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Senate Majority Leader Reid says recent talks provide hope for a resolution
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Without action, the current 3.4% interest rate will rise to 6.8% at the end of June

Question: On the Senate floor, @placeholder accused Obama and Democrats of playing political games on the issue.

Question: @placeholder want to eliminate certain tax benefits for small-business owners, while Republicans want to cut a preventive-care fund created in 2010 as part of Obama's health care reform law.

Question: "Over in the House, the @placeholder said they'd keep these rates down only if we agreed to cut things like preventative health care for women, which obviously wouldn't fix the problem but would create a new problem," the president continued.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- State-run media in China has lambasted Apple Inc. for "unparalleled arrogance" over alleged complaints about customer service in China. The Wednesday opinion piece in the Chinese state-run newspaper, the People's Daily, is one of a series of attacks against the U.S. tech giant by Chinese media since a closely watched consumer affairs show aired on the Chinese state broadcaster CCTV on March 15. CCTV alleged that Apple provides inferior service to Chinese customers, such as a warranty policy that is different from other countries. "If you insist on challenging Chinese customers' love and patience, and continue to be heedless, then your business will eventually decline no matter how glamorous or successful your brand is," said the editorial, one of several articles published this week in the People's Daily critical of Apple.
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Chinese media accused Apple of providing inferior service to local customers
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Netizens suspect celebrities were recruited to criticize Apple on social media
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Apple says its practices in China are "completely legal"
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A leading Chinese newspaper lambasted Apple's "unparalleled arrogance" over complaints

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Question: Apple wasn't the only foreign company targeted in the @placeholder broadcast.


Mario Balotelli was too hot for England in Manaus. He may not be in the class of Luis Suarez — although he’s probably not inferior to the tune of £59million, as their transfer fees suggest — but he is still a goalscorer capable of defining a match from nowhere, and every title-chasing team needs at least one. As football becomes increasingly mired in five-man midfields, the biggest games will be decided by one moment of individual genius. There is no doubt Balotelli is capable of providing that. Yet he is still a risk, no matter how many assurances his new employers require. It is not what Balotelli does that is the problem, but the tension his maverick presence can create.
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Mario Balotelli is capable of providing moments of individual genius that can decide the biggest games
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The Italian is still a risk for Liverpool because of the tension his maverick presence can create
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It is no coincidence that the Anfield club's best season was Luis Suarez's quietest off the field
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Angel Di Maria was as good as any player at Real Madrid last season, even Cristiano Ronaldo
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Question: @placeholder star Di Maria looks set to sign for Manchester United this week


By Mike Dawes Angel Cabrera claimed his first PGA Tour win outside of the major championships with a final-round 64 at the Greenbrier Classic. The Argentinian, who won the 2007 US Open and 2009 Masters, finished 16 under par at White Sulphur Springs to hold off the emotional charge of George McNeill, whose 61 included a hole in one at the eighth. McNeill’s consolation is a qualifying place for the Open Championship - though it remains to be seen if he will make the trip to Royal Liverpool, having already pulled out of next week’s John Deere Classic due to a family illness.
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Cabrera clinched victory with a final round 64 at White Sulphur Springs
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Argentine's first PGA Tour win outside of major championships
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Cabrera won the 2007 US Open and the 2009 US Masters at Augusta
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Bud Cauley and George McNeill both shoot hole in ones during final round

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Beijing (CNN) -- The Bo Xilai saga -- the incredible story of elite politics, murder, intrigue and betrayal -- seems to be winding down with the trial and sentencing of Wang Lijun. And yet one question remains open: What will happen to the man once tipped for the top job in China? Wang, 52, the former police chief of Chongqing, this week was sentenced to 15 years for defection, cover up, bribe taking and abuse of power. He set off the Bo story on February 6, when he fled to the U.S. consulate in Chengdu and told American diplomats that Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, was an accomplice in a murder case.
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Wang Lijun, the former police chief of Chongqing, this week was sentenced to 15 years
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Lijun set off the Bo Xilai saga when he fled to a U.S. consulate n February
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Investigation resulted in the murder conviction of Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, in August
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Question remains: What is going to happen to Bo Xilai, and will he be charged?

Question: In August, @placeholder's "brain-and-beauty" wife, was meted a suspended death sentence after a seven-hour trial.

Question: Ordinary China ridiculed the decision to spare @placeholder's life, saying a commoner would have been summarily executed for the murder of a foreigner.


(CNN) -- The United States is "disappointed" by the expulsion by Qatar of Eman al-Obeidy to Libya, a decision that it said is a "breach of humanitarian norms." Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring when she accused Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's security forces of gang-raping her. "We've not spoken with Ms. al-Obeidy since she left Qatar, but we have been in contact with senior officials in the Transitional National Council in Benghazi, and we've made clear U.S. interests in her case," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said in reference to the rebel government in control of eastern Libya. "I believe she is safe where she is at right now."
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NEW: Amnesty International condemns her deportation
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CNN places numerous calls to various ministries for response without success
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A witness says Eman al-Obeidy had a black eye, bruises and scratches

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By Martin Beckford Victim: James Bulger, two, was murdered in 1993 Young children suspected of crimes could be spared trial under controversial plans raised by  a leading official. Lord McNally, the new head of the youth justice quango, is the most senior serving figure to suggest the Government should look at raising the  age of criminal responsibility from ten to 12. In his first interview since taking up the post in March, he also said Ministers should consider replacing traditional youth courts with informal panels similar to those in Scotland. The Liberal Democrat peer, a justice minister until last year, claimed the main obstacle to the sweeping change was the fear of politicians that the media would say it meant the two ten-year-old boys who abducted and murdered two-year-old James Bulger in Liverpool in 1993 would have got away with the crime.
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Lord McNally suggests raising age of criminal responsibility to 12
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Added Minister should replace youth courts with informal panels
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Is first interview since official took headship of youth justice quango

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(CNN) -- He was just 4 years old when his treatment sparked international outrage. About a year later, he won an award for the world's youngest sailor. And he piloted a plane before he turned 6. Up next? Crossing the Tibetan Plateau by unicycle. Welcome to the unorthodox and controversial world of Duoduo and his "Eagle Dad." The world first met little Duoduo, as he's nicknamed, in 2012. A video surfaced of his small 4-year-old frame shivering in subfreezing temperatures. "Daddy, Daddy please hold me!" Duo cried into the camera. His tiny body was shielded from the cold and snowy New York winter only by bright yellow underwear and a pair of white sneakers. His family was in New York on vacation, but there's no time off from training when you're the son of He Liesheng.
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Duoduo piloted a plane and started an investment company by age 6
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"Like an eagle, I push my child to the limit so he can learn how to fly," his father said
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"If a child does not go through hardship, then he cannot become strong"

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One is the pampered wife of a financially-drained country's unpopular head of state... and the other is Marie Antoinette, or so the joke goes. But, according to right-wing bloggers, the notional similarities between First Lady Michelle Obama and the hated Queen of France did not go far enough. So to stress the point, one website has grafted Mrs Obama's face on to the famous 1775 portrait by Jean-Baptiste André Gautier-Dagoty. A few tweaks have been made, including exposing one of the President's wife's famously toned arms and having her pointing to a location on the globe rather than just resting her hand on top.
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Face and arms of First Lady grafted onto 1775 portrait of French Queen
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Marie Antoinette viewed as profligate during financial hardship in 1780s
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Mrs Obama's trips to Hawaii and Spain criticised for being taxpayer-funded
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 2 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:37 EST, 2 November 2012 A prolific criminal with a string of convictions has vowed to overturn a court order banning him from an entire town so he can can continue supporting his favourite football team. Thug Kelvin Mathers, 31, and brother Ashley, 29, were both barred from entering Colchester in Essex after terrorising residents for more than a decade. Between them they had wracked up 80 convictions. Barred: Prolific offenders Kelvin, left, and Ashley Mathers, right, terrorised Colchester residents over a decade Now the elder brother - currently serving time in Chelmsford prison for his latest crime - has written an open letter taunting police that his solicitors will quash the ban.
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Kelvin Mathers, 31, and brother Ashley, 29, both barred from Colchester, Essex, after terrorising residents for a decade
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Elder brother taunts police with letter from behind bars vowing to return to the town to cheer on his beloved Colchester Town football club

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By Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 12:25 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:03 EST, 15 October 2013 A super slim vet saved a sheepdog stuck in a rocky crevice after mountain rescuers were too big to reach him. Slightly-built Kes Taylor, 35, was brought in to wriggle down the tiny gap to reach the collie dog, Chip, stuck 82ft underground. Kes was the smallest volunteer in the desperate operation to rescue Chip who had been trapped in the crevice for two days. Scroll down for video Claustraphobic: Super skinny Kes Taylor (pictured) was called in to help rescue Chip who had been stuck for two days. Male rescuers got stuck when they tried to reach the dog
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Vet Kes Taylor was lowered in to the gap after others got stuck
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She spent an hour wriggling through the narrow space to reach sheepdog Chip
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The dog fell down the crevice while rounding up sheep and had been stuck for two days

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 14:59 EST, 22 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:05 EST, 22 March 2013 The Russian owner of The Independent launched an attack on Government plans to restrict Press freedom, just days after his newspaper gave full support to the proposals. Alexander Lebedev, who also owns the London Evening Standard, said: ‘The restrictions of the freedom of the press in Britain – I would think that would be a very wrong decision. Absolutely. ‘There are better ways to rectify the wrong things that have been done during the hacking affair.’ Alexander Lebedev warned that press regulation would be a bad thing for the British media
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Alexander Lebedev said that a Royal Charter would be the 'wrong decision'
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Independent editor Chris Blackhurst supports the government's decision
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He said that while the Charter isn't perfect, it also isn't 'terrible'

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London (CNN) -- Environmental campaign group Greenpeace has warned that if oil leaks from the stricken cruise liner Costa Concordia it could cause an environmental disaster, threatening marine life including birds, whales and sharks. At least six people died when the huge ship hit rocks and slid onto its side. The vessel -- containing hundreds of tons of fuel oil -- is now partially submerged off the Italian island of Giglio, which lies inside the Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean Marine Mammals. The sanctuary was set up 10 years ago in an agreement between France, Italy and Monaco, with about half of it existing in international waters.
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The Costa Concordia, which grounded off Giglio, contains more than 2,000 of tons of oil
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Giglio is in the Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean Marine Mammals which was set up in 2002
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Greenpeace fears that there will be an environmental disaster if the oil leaks
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Costa Cruises has employed an expert salvage team to try to protect the sea

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To Oriannah Paul and many on the right, embattled Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is a hero who stood on principles and took the state out of the red and created a surplus. To Lane Hall and many on the left, Walker is a man who should be removed from office for stripping collective bargaining rights and cutting education funding. In March 2011, after weeks of bitter dispute highlighted by demonstrations inside the state Capitol, Walker and GOP allies in the Wisconsin State Legislature pushed through a bill to limit raises for public employees, except police and firefighters, to the rate of inflation. They also moved to bar unions from deducting dues from workers' paychecks.
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"Where's the civility," says Oriannah Paul, a backer of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
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Conservative advocate says larger implications are at stake
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Cuts mean "we are no longer competitive," says college professor who supports recall
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State Democratic spokesman: Recall is not a national issue, but a Wisconsin issue

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RICHMOND, Virginia (CNN) -- A co-defendant in the federal dogfighting case against Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick pleaded guilty Monday morning. Tony Taylor walks into the federal courthouse in Richmond, Virginia, to enter his guilty plea. Tony Taylor has also agreed to cooperate fully with the government. He will be sentenced on December 14 and could be sentenced to up to five years in prison, fined $250,000 and put on three years supervised release, according to court documents filed Monday in Richmond. Taylor, 34, of Hampton, Virginia, Vick and two other co-defendants -- Purnell Peace, 35, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Quanis Phillips, 28, of Atlanta, Georgia, were charged on July 17 with conspiracy to travel in interstate commerce in aid of unlawful activities, and conspiring to sponsor a dog in an animal fighting venture.
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Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick tells radio station he hopes to return
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Co-defendant Tony Taylor agrees to cooperate; could include testimony
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Indictment: Vick, others ran ring that executed dogs that didn't fight well

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(CNN) -- We love it when an awesome rumor turns out to be true. As suspected, OutKast will indeed reunite at Coachella 2014, headlining the three-day music festival in Indio, California, along with Muse and Arcade Fire. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will be a must-see for OutKast fans, who've been anxiously waiting for Big Boi and Andre 3000 to begin performing as a duo again. The two artists have spent the past several years largely working on solo projects, with hints of an eventual reconnection surfacing regularly. In November, speculation grew that the two would choose Coachella for their big reunion, but it wasn't until Wednesday night that the festival confirmed the news.
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Coachella confirms that OutKast will reunite at this year's festival
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Rumors that the duo would perform together at Coachella began last fall
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Arcade Fire and Muse will join OutKast as festival headliners
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Southern California fest will run two weekends -- April 11-13 and April 18-20

Question: @placeholder's website says the best chance to score access is by registering for the second weekend.


As Prince Harry was having an early night yesterday to prepare for the launch of the Invictus Games, his ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy was gallivanting around west London with her long-term love Charles Goode. The blonde lawyer's relationship with the jeweler has been getting increasingly serious over the last few months, with rumours flying in recent weeks that an engagement announcement will soon be made. Chelsy, 28, and Charles, 30, spent the second half of August travelling through Zambia, Mozambique, and Malawi on a romantic adventure holiday together. Scroll down for video Chelsy Davy and Charles Goode at the Barr and Bass launch party in Chelsea last night
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Charles Goode was expected to propose on African holiday last month
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While Chelsy's relationship gets serious, her ex-Prince Harry is single again
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The royal has been busying himself with Invictus Games

Question: But so far no one has matched up to his seven-year on-off relationship with @placeholder, who many referred to as the love of his life.


By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 14:14 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 21:19 EST, 31 October 2013 The woman who has accused Colorado Avalanche goalie Semyon Varlamov of assault and kidnapping her told reporters on Thursday that he laughed as he beat her at their Denver apartment. Russian native Evgeniya Vavrinyuk, 24, who spoke through an interpreter, said Varlamov had been drinking for more than 12 hours before he attacked her. ‘He was having fun, he was laughing,’ said the model. ‘He has no concept of when to stop drinking, and when he drinks he turns into an animal.’ Scroll down for video
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Colorado Avalanche goalie Semyon Varlamov, 25, is facing second-degree kidnapping and third-degree assault charges
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He allegedly beat his model girlfriend Evgenia Vavrinyuk in the early hours of Monday morning
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She told reporters on Thursday that he laughed as he hit her and that 'when he drinks he turns into an animal'
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Varlamov's father has proclaimed his son's innocence in the media and said he only tried to take his girlfriend to the movies
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A Russian government official claimed Varlamov's arrest was an act of sabotage against the country's hockey team ahead of the Winter Games
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Varlamov's salary with the Avalanche last year was $3million

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(CNN) -- Cicely Tyson's return to Broadway after three decades earned the actress a Tony on Sunday night. Tyson's acceptance speech for best actress in a play was an emotional highlight of the American Theatre Wing's 67th annual Tony Awards broadcast live from New York's Radio City Music Hall. Pop singer Cyndi Lauper won a Tony for writing the 15-song score for "Kinky Boots," which led the night with six Tonys. Neil Patrick Harris didn't carry home a trophy, but he did carry the show in his fourth year as a singing-dancing host. Harris' opening number included scores of performers from current Broadway shows -- and a cameo by boxer Mike Tyson, who stars in his one-man show "Undisputed," singing and dancing in a white tux.
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Cyndi Lauper gets a Tony to go with her Grammys and Emmy
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Lauper's "Kinky Boots" wins big with six Tonys Sunday night
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Neil Patrick Harris carries the show with song, dance and kissing a do
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"I can go home with a Tony," Cicely Tyson says

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By Richard Arrowsmith for MailOnline With Mauricio Pochettino still struggling to decide who will be leading Tottenham's line this season, Harry Kane staked his claim with another impressive performance in the Europa League. The 21-year-old scored a superb effort in the first-leg against AEL Limassol to help Spurs take a 2-1 advantage into the return game at White Hart Lane on Thursday evening. With Emmanuel Adebayor rested on the substitute's bench ahead of Sunday's visit from Liverpool and Roberto Soldado withdrawn from the squad with injury, Kane seized the opportunity to impress. On target: Harry Kane impressed in Tottenham's 3-0 defeat of AEL Limassol in the Europa League
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Tottenham defeated AEL Limassol 3-0 (5-1 agg) in Europa League
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Harry Kane missed a penalty before opening the scoring for Spurs
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Youngster is competing with Roiberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor
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Paulinho and Andros Townsend scored Tottenham's other goals

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Washington (CNN) -- At the end of another long and confusing day of political wrangling over extending the payroll tax cut, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi asked a question on everybody's mind. "The public has to be concerned and wondering why on Earth are we not getting a payroll tax cut when everybody says they're for it?" Pelosi, D-California, said at a news conference Tuesday. The answer involves the usual suspects of partisan divide in Congress and the politics of a coming election year. This time, though, there is another factor: disarray among congressional Republicans that has led to a public rift between GOP members of the House and Senate.
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House Republicans criticize Senate payroll tax plan negotiated by GOP leaders
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Some senators call on the GOP-led House to pass the Senate proposal
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Gergen: Republicans have been outmaneuvered
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Sen. McCain says the impasse is hurting the Republican Party

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Football fans tend to love one or the other. They constantly ask who is better... 'Messi, his goalscoring record is unbeatable and his effortless demeanour is sumptuous to watch'. Or: 'No, Ronaldo, he works harder for the team, scores better goals and has shined in a less successful side over the past few years.' But on Saturday evening, in the most important game of the season so far, for once eyes weren't solely cast on them. Lionel Messi (right) looks frustrated during the El Clasico match as Cristiano Ronaldo (left) lurks Ronaldo looks frustrated after Real Madrid go 1-0 down but the former United player soon got his goal
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All eyes were on Luis Suarez, but the world's two best players collided
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Cristiano Ronaldo was quieter than usual, despite scoring a penalty
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He was unselfish, but often his passes went astray
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Lionel Messi was kept out wonderfully by Real Madrid's defence
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The Argentine didn't take any headlines, but nor did Ronaldo
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Karim Benzema and Pepe also scored in Real's 3-1 win

Question: @placeholder's return to football took most of the headlines pre-game, and Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo could shine when only half the attention was on them.


(CNN)  -- Tennis superstar Roger Federer and longtime partner Mirka Vavrinec are expecting their first baby this summer, the Swiss ace revealed on his personal Web site on Thursday. Federer's defeat to Nadal in the Australian Open final left him in tears. Describing it as "awesome news", he wrote on www.rogerfederer.com. "Mirka and I are excited to let you know that we will be parents this summer! Mirka is pregnant and we are so happy to be starting a family together. "This is a dream come true for us," the 27-year-old added. "We love children and we are looking forward to being parents for the first time. Mirka is feeling great and everything is going well."
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Roger Federer and longtime girlfriend Mirka Vavrinec expecting their first child
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Federer broke the news ahead of Masters Series tournament at Indian Wells
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Tickets for Andre Agassi - Steffi Graf appearance at Wimbledon snapped up

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(CNN) -- Wrestling has been reinstated to the program for the 2020 Games in Tokyo after a vote Sunday by members of the International Olympic Committee in Buenos Aires. Wrestling won on the first round of voting by gaining 49 of the 95 votes cast. It was competing with the joint bid of baseball/softball and squash to win the final spot on the roster of sports for 2020, as the Summer Games returns to Asia after the Beijing Games of 2008. Baseball/softball claimed 24 votes and squash received 22. The result means wrestling, a sport which dates back to the ancient Olympics over 3,000 years ago, is assured of taking its place in both Tokyo in 2020 and the 2024 Summer Olympics.
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Wrestling back on Olympic program for 2020 Games in Tokyo
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Beats off challenge of Baseball/Softball and Squash
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Wins on first round of voting by 125th IOC session in Buenos Aires
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Sport had been dogged by allegations of corruption and poor governance

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(CNN) -- Family members of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 passengers and crew heard the news they feared most Monday: "All lives are lost." For many, who have waited and hoped for more than two weeks for signs of life from their loved ones, the grief was too much to bear. "They have told us all lives are lost," a relative told a CNN producer at Beijing's Lido Hotel, where family members were called to meet with airline representatives. Just before the relatives were briefed in a conference room, four emergency medical workers entered, dressed in bright orange uniforms. A bed on wheels also was pushed inside.
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"All three family members are gone. I am desperate!" shouts a Chinese grandmother
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Malaysia Airlines sent a text saying "we have to assume" that no one survived
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Relatives angry, overcome with grief; some lash out after being told the news
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Group representing Chinese, Taiwanese passengers criticize Malaysian government

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(CNN)Beyonce: What are you trying to tell us? That's what the Internet is agonizing over after she posted a photo on Instagram of herself on Sunday. The caption-less picture shows the "Flawless" pop diva on the beach, buried in sand. The pronounced piles of sand on her stomach and breasts led some of her Instagram followers to speculate that she was dropping pregnancy hints. Either that, or Blue Ivy needs to work on her sandcastles. The move is classic Beyonce, who has a history of game-ifying the message when it comes to personal announcements. She revealed her first pregnancy at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards by stripping off her blazer at the end of her performance to show off her baby bump.
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Beyonce Instagrams picture of herself on beach covered in sand
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Beyonce has a history of showmanship when it comes to personal announcements

Question: Since then, the @placeholder and entertainment media has been obsessed with searching for clues to her next pregnancy.


Vilseck, Germany (CNN)  -- The wives of three Army sergeants in prison for premeditated murder say their husbands are war heroes who should not be in prison. "I can sympathize with them that they felt like there was nothing else they could do," said Jamie Leahy, wife of Sgt. Michael Leahy, a 28-year-old medic. She said her husband and the other two sergeants were heroes for protecting other soldiers. Leahy, 1st Sgt. John Hatley and Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Mayo killed four Iraqi men whom they had taken into custody at a canal in Baghdad, Iraq. During the investigation of the killings, Leahy told Army investigators that the same men they had captured would be shooting at them again if they had released them.
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Wives say three Army sergeants convicted of murder should not be in prison
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They say their husbands were heroes for protecting other soldiers in Iraq
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All three wives have set up Web sites to support their husbands
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By Mark Duell Last updated at 11:08 AM on 26th September 2011 A combative Barack Obama last night stepped up his fight for presidential re-election, claiming the U.S. would be ‘fundamentally crippled’ if the Republicans got into power. The President, speaking at an $18,000-per-person fundraiser in Medina, Washington, is desperate to renew the enthusiasm of Democratic loyalists who are growing more disenchanted with him daily. He told around 65 guests at an intimate brunch that he is tired of a ‘constant ideological pushback’ from the GOP ‘against any kind of sensible reforms’ to help improve the economy and job market.
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Barack Obama speaks at $35,800-per-couple fundraiser in Washington state
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He is on three-day tour of U.S. West Coast to encourage Democrat loyalists
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Obama admits Americans are discouraged and disillusioned with government
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Many Democrats claim he has conceded too much economic ground to GOP

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By Kate Lyons For Daily Mail Australia Two people had to be rescued from their car after it became trapped in a flooded creek  in an incident that could be repeated across the country as the eastern states are hit with severe weather in the next week. The passengers were trapped in their car for two hours when their vehicle was submerged in one metre of floodwater at the junction of Pejar Rd and Dawson's Creek in the small town of Crookwell, south-west of Sydney, last night. They were freed at 8.20pm after a combined rescue effort from SES, ambulance paramedics police and NSW fire services and were taken to Crookwell Hospital suffering from exposure.
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Widespread rainfall expected in Queensland and New South Wales
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Up to 60mm of rain expected in some areas, over the course of five days
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The south coast of NSW and eastern Victoria will hit hardest, with the worst weather expected to hit on Monday
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A cargo ship in Fremantle, WA, tore its moorings overnight crashing into a rail bridge
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The wild weather is expected to ease by Tuesday

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(CNN) -- Never bet against Germany. In a world where so much can change so quickly, perhaps it is reassuring that there is one constant which remains. The nation which had ripped Brazil's dreams to shreds in the semifinals, won its fourth World Cup after a tense 1-0 victory over Argentina Sunday. Mario Gotze's strike, seven minutes from the end of extra time, ensured Germany ended its 24-year wait for glory at Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium. For all the doubters who said that no European side would or could ever win the World Cup on South American soil, there was one team which refused to listen.
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Germany defeats Argentina 1-0 in World Cup final
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Mario Gotze scored only goal of the game on 113 minutes
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Contest finished 0-0 after 90 minutes
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Gonzalo Higuain wasted Argentina's best opportunity

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NORCROSS, Georgia (CNN) -- Beneath seven flat-screen TVs and one large pulldown screen, members of the Racquet Club of the South gathered Monday to watch and celebrate one of their own. Members of the Racquet Club of the South erupt when Melanie Oudin beats Nadia Petrova. Melanie Oudin, 17, of Marietta, Georgia, has taken the tennis world by storm at the U.S. Open. The 70th-ranked female has upset some of the sport's biggest female stars, including Russian aces Elena Dementieva (No. 4 seed) and Maria Sharapova (No. 29 seed, who has been ranked No. 1 worldwide in the past). And on Monday, she beat 13th seed Nadia Petrova in three sets.
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Melanie Oudin, 17, moves into quarterfinals with latest win
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Oudin caused hubbub when she beat former No. 1 Maria Sharapova on Saturday
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Oudin honed her skills at the Racquet Club of the South in Georgia
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Fellow members are as impressed by positive attitude as by her talent

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(CNN)No more pre-mixed drinks. Security at the doors. And sober brothers at every event, guarding the stairs and with key access to each room. Those are some of the rules that fraternities will have to abide by if they want to throw a party, the University of Virginia says. UVA shut down Greek social life on November 21, two days after the publication of a now-discredited Rolling Stone magazine article about an alleged gang rape in a fraternity house on the Charlottesville campus. The article's credibility aside, the university acknowledged this week that it needs to evaluate a broader problem, and said the Greek life "pause" was intended to allow leadership to work on improving safety at fraternity and sorority events.
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New safety measures have been imposed on fraternities and sororities at the University of Virginia
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Fraternities must designate "sober brothers" at every party and cannot serve pre-mixed drinks

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By Associated Press and Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 12 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:54 EST, 12 August 2013 A former Library of Congress employee accused of using a work computer to post fake sex ads on Craigslist has pleaded guilty to stalking and identification fraud. Kenneth Edward Kuban, 61, of Reva entered his plea Monday in U.S. District Court in Charlottesville. Kuban also pleaded guilty to violating a protective order. Kuban admitted during the plea hearing that he posed online as his ex-girlfriend and posted more than 160 false ads on Craigslist directing men to her home with the promise of sex.
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Kenneth Kuban, 61, pleaded guilty to stalking his ex-girlfriend today
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The harassment began after the woman ended her relationship with Kuban
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Kuban was accused of posting 160 fake Craigslist ads posing as the woman promising sex
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He gave out the woman's home address to men who answered the ad
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Three men were arrested for trespassing on the woman's property, one a registered sex offender
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Kuban faces 15 years in jail

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By Associated Press and Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 00:41 EST, 19 February 2014 | UPDATED: 03:48 EST, 19 February 2014 Nestle is voluntarily recalling two of its Hot Pockets products as part of a larger meat recall. The food maker said on Tuesday that it is recalling an unspecified number of 'Philly Steak' and its 'Croissant Crust Philly Steak and Cheese' Hot Pockets in certain sizes. Nestle says the products may have been affected by a meat recall by Rancho Feeding Corp. that was announced last week. Do you have this type of Hot Pocket in your freezer? Nestle announced that all customers with the Philly cheese steak meal should return it
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The food maker said on Tuesday that it is recalling an unspecified number of 'Philly Steak' and its 'Croissant Crust Philly Steak and Cheese' Hot Pockets
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'The reason is due to the recall announced last week by Rancho Feeding Corporation which affects many companies,' Nestle said in an announcement on its website
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(CNN) -- Europe's players will pay tribute to Seve Ballesteros by having a special image of the golf legend emblazoned on their golf bags during this week's Ryder Cup matches against the United States in Chicago. The image depicts Ballesteros' famous celebration as he clinched the British Open at St Andrews in 1984. It was a particular favorite of the Spanish star, who had it tattooed on his left arm and described holing the winning putt on the 18th green as "the happiest moment of my sporting life." The design was revealed as the European team practiced for the first time Tuesday at Medinah Country Club ahead of Friday's opening action.
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U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III expecting a partisan crowd at Medinah
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Love leads his players against Jose Maria Olazabal's European team
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Spain's Olazabal will hope to lead Europe to a fifth win in six Ryder Cup matches

Question: @placeholder, a two-time winner of the cup as a player, has told Europe's top golfers to expect partisan support from the American fans.


(CNN) -- There are just a few days until spring, but winter isn't done with some of us yet. A significant storm will threaten the Northeast on Monday into Tuesday, and areas of Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota could see blizzard conditions through the night. Forecasters said Boston will get 3 to 6 inches of snow and sleet before rain begins to fall Tuesday night. All public schools in the city will be closed Tuesday, according to an announcement Monday evening on the official Twitter account of Boston's public school system. CNN affiliate WCVB warned its viewers that by Tuesday morning, the commute to work will be slow.
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Up to 6 inches of snow expected in Boston
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New England mountains should see more than a foot of precipitation
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Tornado hits Tennessee county on Monday afternoon
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Roads closed in North Dakota, Minnesota due to blowing snow

Question: In @placeholder, a no-travel advisory was issued by the state department of transportation for the eastern half of the state.


As Sportsmail continues its 'HANDS OFF IN THE BOX' campaign in an attempt to rid the game of grappling defenders and shirt-pulling in the area, we highlight the main talking points from Everton's match against West Brom on Monday night. Everton 0-0 West Brom While Everton's home clash was rather uneventful in terms of goal-mouth action, there were still a number of talking points from the game. After Kevin Mirallas' penalty miss in the first half for the Toffees, the hosts should have had another in the second half after a clear foul on Everton striker Steven Naismith. The Scottish international appeared to be bundled down in the area by Baggies midfielder Claudio Yacob on 62 minutes.
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Everton and West Brom played out a 0-0 draw at Goodison Park
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Baggies midfielder Claudio Yacob appeared to make clear contact with Steven Naismith inside the box
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Yacob was warned twice about making contact with Naismith in the box
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Despite this no penalty was given as the game petered out for a draw

Question: Yacob proved to be a big part of a resilient @placeholder display, with the visitors grinding out a hard-fought point at Goodison Park.


Click here for all the stats in our brilliant Match Zone, including this graphic of Nani's opening goal for Portugal. With twenty five seconds left in the oppressive heat of Manaus, the world's greatest player finally made his mark on the world's greatest stage. Trailing 2-1 to Jurgen Klinsmann's USA having played dreadfully once again, Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal were facing a World Cup humiliation to put in the same bracket as England's. But after USA midfielder Michael Bradley — who had played brilliantly — lost possession in the centre circle in the 95th minute, Ronaldo broke down the right to deliver a sensational cross that allowed substitute Silvestre Varela to head powerfully past Tim Howard at the far post.
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Varela headed home Cristiano Ronaldo's cross in injury time to keep Portugal in tournament
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Portugal led in fifth minute when Nani fired home from Geoff Cameron's sliced clearance
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USA hit back through Jermaine Jones and led with nine minutes to play when Clint Dempsey scored
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Varela's goal keeps Portugal in the World Cup and they face Ghana next
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USA play Germany in final game needing a point to reach knockout stages

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By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 12:35 EST, 16 August 2013 | UPDATED: 23:14 EST, 16 August 2013 Poignant: The diamond encrusted brooch that prisoner Katarzyna Krauze managed to hide in the Gulag A gold brooch a World War Two prisoner stitched into her cardigan seam to hide it from her captors has emerged on the Antiques Roadshow. The precious heirloom was sewn into the lining by Polish woman Katarzyna Krauze asshe and her family were forced out of their home by the invading Russian army in 1939. While interned at the labour camp in Siberia where her husband died of pneumonia, Ms Krauze had all her possessions taken from her - except for her cardigan.
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Katarzyna Krauze was imprisoned in a Siberian gulag in World War Two
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She cleverly sewed a treasured brooch into her cardigan lining
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Guards never found it so her great-granddaughter is now proud owner
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She said her family 'lost everything apart from this brooch'

Question: Victoria said: 'The @placeholder gave my great-grandparents a few hours to pack up some possessions and move put of their home.


Many of us splash out on our loved ones at this time of year and Emmie Stevens is no different, lavishing gifts, treats and new clothes ... on her 12 dogs. The self-confessed ‘mad dog lady’ will spend Christmas Day opening 12 stockings full of gifts for her ‘fur babies’. The pets will sit down to a dinner of turkey and all the trimmings, pull crackers, wear fancy dress outfits and even go for rides in a doggy sleigh. Scroll down for video Bark the herald angels sing: Nelly, Muffin, Bambi, Pixi, Purdy, Minnie, Doodles, Pomie (front), Dolly, Sparkle, Cabbie and Bailey
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Emmie Stevens, 26, is a self-confessed 'mad dog lady' who lives with her 12 dogs in her south London home
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In the past five years she has spent £40,000 on the dogs, including manicures, fur dyes, perfume and prams
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She will spend £1,000 on them this Christmas - but just £200 on her boyfriend, 32-year-old Barry Stears
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The pets will sit down to a dinner of turkey and all the trimmings, pull crackers and go for rides in a doggy sleigh

Question: ‘I love getting dressed up to match my dogs and @placeholder does it to make me happy.’


For some Celtic supporters it was almost too much. In the aftermath of Legia Warsaw’s second goal a man in a green polo shirt and beige fishing hat leapt to his feet and stood before the directors' box, arms outstretched. He stood silent, unmoving. After a second or two he rubbed his fingers together in the unmistakable, international sign language of money. No words were uttered. None were required. His message was clear enough. This was the year when Celtic gambled their Champions League ambitions on spending the bare minimum. A year when they placed their chips on black and lost to a Polish team in red. The punt finished up costing them £15million.
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Celtic  knocked out of the Champions League in third qualifying round
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Hoops lost 6-1 on aggregate following 2-0 defeat at Murrayfield
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Ronny Deila's side went into home clash having trailed 4-1 from the first leg
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Michal Zyro gave Polish champions lead in 36th minute
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Michal Kucharczyk doubled advantage on night 16 minutes after half-time
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Scottish champions now drop into Europa League play-off round

Question: @placeholder offered the view pre-match that it would hardly be the end of the world if Celtic failed to qualify.


Cincinnati (CNN) -- Charles Manson casts a long shadow. No one knows that better than his grandson, Jason Freeman, who is speaking out for the first time about growing up under, what he calls, a "family curse" started by Manson and his so-called "Manson family." "I'm personally, I'm coming out," says the 6-foot-2 kickboxer and cage fighter. Freeman, whose father killed himself in 1993, is "coming out," he says, because he wants the real Manson family to stop hiding from a name that still has the power to evoke fear. Today, Freeman wants to understand his roots and himself a bit better, two things denied him as a child. He knew from a young age that Charles Manson was his grandfather, but it never registered till one day in eighth-grade history class, said Freeman. Our teacher " ... was talking about Charles Manson and I'm looking around like, are there people staring at me?"
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Two men grapple with same heavy burden -- they might both descend from Charles Manson
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Cage fighter Jason Freeman says his family never discussed his infamous grandfather
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L.A. musician Matthew Roberts learns Manson may have fathered him in a 1967 orgy
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Moment of truth with DNA evidence: Are the two bound through the blood of Manson?

Question: If Matthew Roberts and @placeholder are related, they will have an exact copy of Charles Manson's Y chromosome.


(CNN) -- Every year on World AIDS Day, old-timers like me are trotted out to say a few words to well-motivated audiences, while over the years, the over-riding themes become more empty and banal. The international theme for World AIDS Day from 2011 to 2015 is "Getting to zero," which UNAIDS defines as zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths. This strikes me as frankly preposterous for the simple reason that such a goal remains so patently unachievable. Of course World AIDS Day provides a welcome opportunity for AIDS charities and others to discuss the latest statistics in public, but one cannot escape the feeling that it all amounts to little more than a convenient excuse for government departments to shrug off the whole issue. On December 2 the whole subject may be conveniently forgotten for another 12 months.
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World AIDS Day theme "getting to zero" is a goal that remains patently unachievable, Watney says
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The young are disproportionately affected "because they have no access to targeted HIV education"
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HIV may no longer be an automatic death sentence, "but it is still a life sentence," Watney says
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New alliances between different generations of gay men, and achievable local goals, are required

Question: This is not a vague general question of "Getting to zero" as @placeholder so unhelpfully frames it, but by contrast of working towards specific achievable local goals.


By Neil Blincow for MailOnline By day, Dr. Stephen Kinzey was a respected, tenured professor, loved by his students and well thought of by his university colleagues. But by night, cops claim Kinzey lived a secret shadow life as the drug-dealing, gun-toting leader of an outlaw biker gang called the Devil's Diciples (sic). When police raided the well-tended, Spanish-style home that Kinzey shared with his beautiful blonde girlfriend in an upscale California community, it looked like an episode of TV’s 'Breaking Bad', in which a school chemistry teacher gets sucked into a dangerous double life as a crystal meth dealer.
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Respected Cal State professor Stephen Kinzey accused of having secret double life as drug-dealing, gun-toting meth dealer
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Police raided Spanish-style home in San Bernardino he shared with blonde girlfriend and seized meth, rifles, brass knuckles as Nazi SS insignias
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Accused of being Skinz, the leader of a biker gang called Devil's Diciples
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His father tells MailOnline that it is all 'a huge mistake'
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Kinzey faces trial on five felony counts and could be jailed for 20 years
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He was arrested three years ago this week and was due to appear in court Wednesday, but his hearing has been delayed until later in the year

Question: San Bernardino detectives seized more than a pound of methamphetamine, hand guns, rifles, a shotgun, brass knuckles, body armor, cash, leather gear with gang colors and Nazi SS insignias - plus a black jacket bearing the name '@placeholder', the name Kinzey goes by in the biker world.


(CNN) -- There are fears of Russians and it is October, but it's not a Tom Clancy novel. It is a case of international naval intrigue off the Swedish coast that brings back memories of the Cold War. The Swedish military on Monday intensified a search in the ocean off Stockholm for an underwater mystery vessel, but stopped short of calling it a submarine. Civilian vessels were ordered to stay at least six miles (about 10 kilometers) away from the Swedish warship conducting the search, the English-language website The Local reported. The search began Thursday after Swedish intelligence picked up an emergency radio call in Russian, reported The Local, citing the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.
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Emergency radio call picked up by Swedish military, report says
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Radio transmissions sent to Russian enclave on Baltic Sea, report says
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Russia denies any vessel in Swedish waters
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Russian military has been active around world this year

Question: On Monday, the @placeholder military vowed to continue searching at least for the next few days, according to The Local.


(CNN)As Americans, we are fortunate to have the right to speak our minds. Filmmaker Michael Moore did just that with his attack on the use of military snipers in warfare just before the release of the Oscar-nominated and devastating war/anti-war movie "American Sniper," directed by Clint Eastwood. Moore obviously has the same freedom of speech right that all Americans do. Some of what he has publicly stated in the past is opinion, some is fact and some is absolutely ludicrous. In an apparent reference to Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, credited with 160 enemy kills -- the most in U.S. history -- and the movie "American Sniper," Moore commented on Twitter that his "uncle was killed by a sniper" and that he was "taught that all snipers were cowards."
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Don Mann: Michael Moore called snipers cowards, but they protect his free speech
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Chris Kyle, subject of "American  Sniper," made sacrifices to protect our freedoms, he says
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Mann: If Moore had trained to be a sniper, he'd have a clue

Question: I would go so far as to say if @placeholder would simply attend a one-day sniper-training course in the United States, his opinion would drastically change.


Guilty: James McCormick (pictured leaving the Old Bailey today) made £50million from the sales of bogus bomb detectors to Itraq, Belgium and the United Nations A businessman sold fake bomb detectors based on £13 novelty golf ball finders to security forces around the world, a court heard yesterday. James McCormick, 56, imported large shipments of ‘Golfinders’ from the US and then sold them as bomb detectors for up to £27,000 each, it was alleged. But the devices were ‘completely ineffectual as a piece of detection equipment’, jurors were told. McCormick had simply attached stickers bearing the words International Association of Bomb Technicians to them to give them an air of authenticity.
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James McCormick, 56, denies three counts of fraud at the Old Bailey
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He is accused of selling fake bomb detectors to security forces across globe
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The models sold for up to £27,000 each, the court heard
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Claimed they could detect bombs through walls and underwater, court told

Question: A leaflet about the @placeholder discovered at his home said: ‘It’s a great novelty item that you should have fun with.’


A judge has handed down a five-year prison term to a man accused in the death of a central Ohio child-rape suspect who died after a jail assault. Defendant Zachary Butler also was fined $1,500 on Wednesday and ordered to serve three years' probation after prison. A report by the Champaign County Sheriff's Office says inmate David Piersol was beaten on April 5 at Tri-County Regional Jail in Mechanicsburg and died a few days later. Piersol was in jail after being charged with allegedly raping a young girl. Butler, of Richwood, took responsibility for the assault and apologized to Piersol's family. But he also suggested other inmates continued to attack Piersol in a jail bathroom afterward.
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Zachary Butler was sentenced to five years behind bars and fined $1,500 for assaulting an inmate who died days later
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Butler pleaded guilty last month to one count of reckless homicide and one count of tampering with evidence
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Inmate David Piersol was the victim of an assault April 5 at Tri-County Regional Jail in Mechanicsburg
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The tampering charge involves an accusation that the 24-year-old Butler traded blood-stained pants with another inmate

Question: @placeholder was in the Mechanicsburg jail at the time on charges of resisting arrest and drunken driving.


(CNN) -- Libya's foreign ministry acknowledged Friday that at least one American had been detained -- then released -- in Benghazi, one day after the U.S. State Department said it had been in contact with a detained citizen. In a statement carried by the official Libyan News Agency, the foreign ministry said that an American and Cameroon national were both stopped on University of Benghazi grounds Thursday evening, at a time when only registered students were allowed on campus. University security turned over the pair to Libyan Army Special Forces in the eastern coastal city, according to the ministry. Both said they played for al-Hilal basketball team, which is in Benghazi, Libya's second-largest city, and were taking a tour around campus escorted by a student.
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Libyan ministry: An American, a Cameroonian were detained at a Benghazi university
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They were transferred from university security to the Libyan army, then released
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Both claimed to play for a Benghazi basketball team, said a student was touring them
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The U.S. State Department says it's been in contact with U.S. citizen who was detained

Question: It was not clear if the nationalities were not entirely correct (and the @placeholder was mistaken for an American) in that report, or if there were in fact two Americans detained.


(CNN) -- Federal prosecutors charged two men with plotting a "killing spree" against African-Americans that would have been capped with an attempt to kill Sen. Barack Obama while they wore white tuxedos, federal officials said Monday. Paul Schlesselman, left,  and Daniel Cowart said they planned to kill more than 100 African-Americans. The U.S. attorney's office in Jackson, Tennessee, said Daniel Cowart, 20, and Paul Schlesselman, 18, were self-described white supremacists who met online through a mutual friend. Both men have been charged with illegal possession of a sawed-off shotgun, conspiracy to rob a federally licensed gun dealer and making threats against a presidential candidate.
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Plot included killing 100 African-Americans, beheading 14, officials say
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Plot was to end with attempt to kill Obama while wearing white, police say
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Law enforcement sources sees no evidence men could pull off plot
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Federal prosecutors charge Daniel Cowart, 20, and Paul Schlesselman, 18

Question: According to an affidavit from the federal agent who questioned them, Cowart and Schlesselman planned to charge at @placeholder with a car, firing from the windows as they went.


They may have been attempting to make peace but the tensions in the air were all too clear as the presidents of Russia and Ukraine met for crisis talks. Against a backdrop of escalating conflict in eastern Ukraine, one telltale image shows Vladimir Putin giving a smug smile while Petro Poroshenko glares across the table at the Russian leader during the meeting in the Belarusian capital Minsk today. The line-up for the world's most awkward tea party was completed by the leaders of France and Germany, Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel, who joined Putin and Poroshenko for drinks, biscuits and nibbles.
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Vladimir Putin looks smug while Petro Poroshenko glares across at him
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Russian and Ukranian presidents met in Belerusian capital Minsk for talks
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Were joined by French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel to discuss escalating conflict in eastern Ukraine
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Came on a day the Kiev army said 19 of its soldiers were killed in a series of pro-Russian separatist assaults near the railway town of Debaltseve

Question: President @placeholder gestures as Angela Merkel and  Petro Poroshenko prepare to take their seats for the meeting

Question: Armoured columns of @placeholder-speaking soldiers with no insignia have been advancing for days around Debaltseve.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- In a highly symbolic break with previous policy, Egypt reopened its border crossing into Gaza on Saturday, opening the door for Palestinians to the outside world and raising fears among some Israelis that militant attacks will increase. "Procedures were excellent," said Younes Ahmed, who described his travel into Egypt as the first such visit in his life. "I hope there will be peace between our people and I want to thank the Egyptian people and the Egyptian government ... we always hope for easier ways for Palestinians because our people suffered enough." Crossing officials said more than 600 Palestinians passed Saturday through the Rafah border, which had been subject to frequent closures by Egypt after Hamas, an Islamic militant group, took control of Gaza in June 2007.
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NEW: "Procedures were excellent," says one middle-aged Palestinian on his first visit to Egypt
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More than 600 Palestinians made the crossing Saturday
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Egypt reopens its border with Gaza, opening access to Palestinians
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The border crossing was closed by Israel and Egypt in 2007 to cut off Hamas

Question: "@placeholder is allowing an incremental and welcome change, but it is still expressing its willingness to engage Israel and engage Israeli security concerns."

Question: Since the flotilla raid, @placeholder has allowed a greater amount of goods to enter Gaza, but it still maintains a complete blockade of the airspace and territorial waters and has limited most exports.


With the transfer window firmly closed until January, Premier League clubs up and down the land have a few months to reflect on their summer business. But which sides had a window to remember? Who surprised their rivals with some wise acquisitions? And which players who chose to go elsewhere would've been the biggest asset to England's top-flight? We asked our three wise men - Jamie Carragher, Martin Keown and Jamie Redknapp - those questions and more. Here's what they had to say. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Costa and Welbeck in action this week for their countries Big money buy: Manchester United splashed a British record transfer fee on midfielder Angel di Maria
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The summer transfer window closed on Monday night
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Chelsea strengthened their squad and sold their unwanted players
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Diego Costa has helped fire Jose Mourinho's side to the top of the table
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Danny Welbeck has a point to prove after leaving Manchester United
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The 23-year-old joined Arsenal in a £16million deadline day deal
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Hull have made some inspired signings, including Hatem Ben Arfa on loan
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Sandro will give QPR a strong presence in central midfield
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Xabi Alonso and Toni Kroos would've been great additions to the Premier League but both moved elsewhere

Question: And I won’t apologise for saying it but Sandro is an excellent signing — he’s a monster, exactly what @placeholder needed.


Not everyone agrees with the phrase - 'the more the merrier', as organisers have cancelled a property development's first launch party because too many people confirmed attendance. Mirvac and UrbanGrowth, the property development's organisers, cancelled Tuesday's cocktail event for the launch of Green Square located in the inner-south of Sydney. After receiving 'overwhelming success' and 'overwhelming interest', the organisers sent  an email to guest just one week before the party, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. Green Square is set to contain approximately 2000 apartments, 14,000-square-metres of retail space and around 50,000-square-metres of office space The card invitation to Green Square's cocktail party event. Mirvac and UrbanGrowth, the property development organisers, cancelled the first launch of Green Square in the inner-south of Sydney
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Mirvac and UrbanGrowth cancels Green Square's first launch party on Tuesday
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Guests were told via email one week before the event
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Green Square in Sydney's inner-south is set to contain approximately 2000 apartments
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John Carfi, executive of residential apartment at Mirvac Group spent around $45,000 for the cancelled event
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Mirvac and UrbanGrowth will rescheduled the event for early 2015

Question: '@placeholder will need to accommodate another 1.7 million people by 2030 and to do so, housing density, in locations close to infrastructure will need to increase.'


Hundreds of Air France passengers were left frustrated and angry after their transatlantic flight diverted to Manchester Airport and they sat through a series of delays lasting up to 20 hours. The Airbus A380 was flying from New York to Paris when it was forced to land because its flight crew was in danger of exceeding its maximum allowable hours if the plane continued to France, said the airline, which is now offering compensation. The 440 passengers were left on the plane for more than six hours and an ambulance was required for one person - the reason for which is yet to be confirmed.
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Plane was forced to land at Manchester Airport after a delay in New York
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Airbus A380 was six hours behind schedule due to snowy weather
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Some passengers were stranded in Manchester for more than 12 hours
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And British travellers desperate to go home were kept on plane for 7 hours
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Air France sent three rescue flights to transport passengers to Paris
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Airline said it is offering compensation to those who were delayed
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:18 EST, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:49 EST, 14 February 2014 Brett Jones was used to making tough dives and dropping into dangerous territories as a Navy SEAL but his most harrowing mission came when he left a message for his boyfriend A former Navy SEAL has revealed how by accidentally ending a voicemail to his boyfriend by saying 'I love you' led to the end of his military career. Brett Jones was a part of the elite military unit nearly a decade before the 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' policy was lifted, allowing military servicemen and women to serve while being open about their sexuality.
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Brett Jones was a Navy SEAL nearly a decade before the 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' policy was revoked in 2011
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He left a voicemail for his boyfriend after he returned from his second deployment and signed off saying 'I love you'
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A colleague of his boyfriend's heard it and reported it, launching an investigation that resulted in Jones being discharged

Question: I’m not proud of the lies, but living under the rule of @placeholder left me few options in such a small close-knit community.'


Simferopol, Ukraine (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama and Ukrainian interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk had strong words for Russia on Wednesday as Washington again warned Moscow there will be consequences if it doesn't remove its troops from Crimea and Kiev said that it will "never surrender." But Yatsenyuk also said after his meeting with Obama at the White House that Ukraine, a former Soviet Republic, wants to be good friends with Russia. "We will continue to say to the Russian government that if it continues on the path that is on, then not only us but the international community ... will be forced to apply a cost to Russia's violations of international law," Obama told reporters. "There is another path available, and we hope that (Russian) President (Vladimir) Putin is willing seize that path."
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Ukrainian interim Prime Minister praises U.S. for aid package
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G7 nations issue strongly worded warning to Russia to halt its actions in Crimea
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Pro-Russians tighten their grip of security measures ahead of Sunday referendum
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U.S. ambassador to OSCE cites indications Russian forces are directly involved in Crimea

Question: Later he added that he wanted to be clear that @placeholder "is and will be a part of the Western world" but still a "good friend and partner of Russia."

Question: Russian-speaking troops wearing no identifying insignia have @placeholder firmly under their control.