Jaield: Sabrina Zunich, 19, who pleaded guilty last month to aggravated murder in the stabbing death of 41-year-old Lisa Knoefel, was sentenced Monday,  to life in prison with a chance for parole in 30 years. An Ohio teenager who killed her foster mother in 2012 after her foster father's told her to do it, has been sentenced to life in prison with a chance for parole in 30 years. Nineteen-year-old Sabrina Zunich pleaded guilty last month to aggravated murder in the stabbing death of 41-year-old Lisa Knoefel  in their home in the Cleveland suburbs. Zunich testified at the trial of Kevin Knoefel that he'd threatened suicide if his wife wasn't killed. Zunich and the now 44-year-old Kevin Knoefel were romantically involved.
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Sabrina Zunich was arrested following the murder of Lisa Knoefel in 2012
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(CNN) -- A slender and stylish woman with a full dark beard -- yes, a beard -- stands in the middle of the roiling battle between Russia and the West, adding to the fury of a growing confrontation. Who could have imagined it? I'm talking about the singer Conchita Wurst, alter ego of the Austrian artist Tom Neuwirth. Conchita just won the hugely popular Eurovision contest with overwhelming public support, turning herself into an instant international superstar, a fact that is apparently driving many influential Russians into a foot-stomping rage. In theory, Eurovision, the venerable 58-year-old European tradition, is all about good feelings and understanding between neighbors in a continent once torn by war. In reality, it is a competition driven by crisscrossing rivalries and subtle political overtones.
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Conchita Wurst, a "woman" with a full beard, overwhelmingly won Eurovision song contest
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Frida Ghitis: She became a lightning rod in culture war between the West and Russia
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Russia, known for anti-gay laws, demanded that Conchita be removed from the contest
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Ghitis: When asked, Conchita's message to President Putin was "We are unstoppable"

Question: With that, @placeholder television viewers sent a message to Putin, and to Russia, and to all the people who would like to fight to keep the world from changing.


The nurse who successfully fought an Ebola quarantine order is planning to leave a Maine town with her boyfriend and move out of state. Ted Wilbur says he and girlfriend Kaci Hickox will leave Fort Kent no earlier than Monday, the last day of the disease's 21-day incubation period. Wilbur withdrew Friday from the University of Maine campus in Fort Kent, where he was a senior nursing student. Hickox said they were exploring the idea of relocating and looking at a new college — and noted that it would probably be outside Maine. Scroll Down for Video Ted Wilbur says he was barred from returning to his studies at the University of Maine at Fort Kent despite his girlfriend Kaci Hickox being declared 'not contagious' by state officials
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Kaci Hickox to leave Maine home after 21-day incubation period ends  Monday
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Will leave with her boyfriend, Ted Wilbur who left his studies at the University of Maine
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Hickox, 33, criticised strict guidelines for returning health workers
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She claimed 21-day quarantines were driven by 'abundance of politics'
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Condemned New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's 'cautious' approach'
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Miss Hickox flew to Sierra Leone in West Africa, to treat Ebola patients
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On her return, she was placed under mandatory quarantine, but defied it

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(CNN) -- The less-than-confrontational comments coming from new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani are not what the West is used to hearing from that country's office in recent years. Rouhani, a cleric and moderate politician elected in June, has signaled his desire for better engagement with the West, most recently in a Thursday Washington Post op-ed, in which he called for an end to "the unhealthy rivalries and interferences that fuel violence and drive us apart." Coming a week before he's to attend the U.N. General Assembly in New York, Rouhani's op-ed called for nations to work together on contentious issues such as Iran's nuclear program. And he offered to broker efforts to bring peace to Syria, a long-time Iranian ally torn by civil war.
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Hassan Rouhani holds a doctorate from a university in Scotland
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He had a long career in Iran's defense establishment
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A senior cleric, he was Iran's chief nuclear negotiator and writes on diplomacy
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He has made comments in support of Iran's rebellious Green Movement

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An American who trained at an al-Qaeda camp in Afghanistan in the spring of 2001 before losing his nerve testified Thursday how he encountered Osama bin Laden and the terror group's spokesman at a safe house — and that bin Laden hinted that a suicide attack on U.S. soil was in the works. 'Just know you have brothers willing to carry their souls in their hands,' bin Laden told the witness, Sahim Alwan, and other recruits, Alwan said on the witness stand in federal court in Manhattan. Asked what he thought that meant, Alwan responded, 'To die.' Signing them up: Osama bin Laden's son-in-law Suliman Abu Ghayth (right) is currently on trial in New York for recruiting terrorists before 9/11
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Sahim Alwan was trained at an al-Qaeda camp in Afhganistan in the lead-up to the 9/11 attacks
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The Lackawanna, New York-native quit the terrorist group when he realized he might be used as a suicide bomber
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Alwan testified as a witness this week in the trial of Suliam Abu Ghaith - Osama bin Laden's son-in-law
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Ghaith is accused of recruiting members for al-Qaeda

Question: Testifying under subpoena, Alwan told jurors that he became an aspiring jihadist after worshipping at a mosque in Lackawanna , @placeholder, where he grew up.


Members of Islamic State have admitted for the first time that they were defeated in the Syrian town of Kobane. Airstrikes by the US-led coalition were the main reason why extremists were forced to withdraw from the town, according to two of the group's fighters. It comes days after activists and Kurdish officials said Kobane was cleared of ISIS militants, who once held nearly half of the town. Scroll down for video Airstrikes by the US-led coalition were the main reason why extremists were forced to withdraw from the town, according to two of the group's fighters Members of the Islamic State group have admitted for the first time that they were defeated in the Syrian town of Kobane
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Islamic State fighters admit for the first time they were defeated in Kobane
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Two militants revealed airstrikes by US-led coalition prompted withdrawal
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US and allies launched 27 air strikes across Iraq and Syria since Friday

Question: The failure to capture Kobane was a major blow to the extremists, whose hopes for an easy victory turned into a costly siege under airstrikes by coalition forces and an assault by @placeholder militiamen


Wander the historic streets of the Bahian capital of Salvador, and you're never far from one of the region's most moving traditions: its powerful rhythms. Whether it's the local axe pop music powered by freight-train percussion or street musicians and blocos afro pounding out hypnotic riffs, big beats power Bahia in a way they do nowhere else in Brazil, maybe even the world. A state on Brazil's coast, Bahia is the center of the country's Afro-Brazilian culture, and the heartbeat of that is the drum. The state is home to percussion ensembles such as Ile Aiye and Olodum, a group of several thousand members famed for their work with Paul Simon, that make Carnival in Salvador one of the top attractions in Brazil.
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A state on Brazil's coast, Bahia is the center of the country's Afro-Brazilian culture
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Home to percussion ensemble Olodum, famed for its work with Paul Simon
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"From the time kids here are very young, they play drums," says a top Brazilian percussionist
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Drums are at heart of the Afro-Brazilian religious tradition of Candomblé

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Question: In the 1970s, a tradition of blocos afro, all Afro-Brazilian drumming groups, developed in @placeholder, led by a bloco called Ile Aiye.


'We were sending out search parties for people': Former Labour Cabinet Minister Peter Mandelson has admitted that his party actively encouraged immigration to the UK while in government Labour sent out ‘search parties’ for immigrants to get them to come to the UK, Lord Mandelson has admitted. In a stunning confirmation that the Blair and Brown governments deliberately engineered mass immigration, the former Cabinet Minister and spin doctor said New Labour sought out foreign workers. He also conceded that the influx of arrivals meant the party’s traditional supporters are now unable to find work. By contrast, Labour leader Ed Miliband has said his party got it wrong on immigration but has refused to admit it was too high under Labour.
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Former minister admits Labour deliberately engineered mass immigration
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(CNN) -- June 12  Presidential elections are held following a campaign that saw huge rallies held in support of both incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and main opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi, suggesting the race would be closely fought. Incumbent Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad casts his vote in Tehran last week. June 13  Moussavi calls for vote counting to stop, saying there are "blatant violations." The government says Ahmadinejad won the ballot with 62.63 percent of the vote, while Moussavi received 33.75 percent of the vote. Following the announcement, angry crowds in Iran's capital break into shops, tear down signs and start fires as they protest the re-election of Ahmadinejad. June 14 Ahmadinejad gives victory speech, declines to guarantee the safety of Moussavi.
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wins ballot with 62.63 percent of the vote
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Chief rival Mir Hossein Moussavi receives 33.75 percent
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Supporters of Moussavi dispute results and take to the streets of Tehran
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Iran's election authority agrees to recount some votes

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Barack Obama visited the Colosseum in Rome in the latest stop on his European tour, calling the ancient area 'remarkable' and 'unbelivable'. The US President was full of praise for the monument, once used for gladiatorial bouts during the days of the Roman Empire, as he was given a guided tour of the historic Italian site. Mr Obama was clearly impressed by the scale of the huge arena as he was shown around by the Colosseum's technical director Barbara Nazzaro. Scroll down for video Impressed: Barack Obama visited the Colosseum in Rome in the latest stop on his European tour, calling the ancient area 'remarkable' and 'unbelievable'
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US President full of praise for the huge Roman arena
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He was given a tour of the site by technical director Barbara Nazzaro
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'This is bigger than some current baseball stadiums,' says Mr Obama
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President also full of praise for Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi
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He hails the 39-year-old's 'energy and vision' in joint news conference

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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (CNN) -- On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Sen. Barack Obama has a nine-point lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton in the state, according to a CNN-WMUR poll out Monday. Obama, the first-term senator from Illinois who won last week's Iowa caucuses, led the New York senator and former first lady 39 percent to 30 percent in a poll conducted Saturday through Sunday evening -- a sharp change from a poll out Saturday that showed the Democratic front-runners tied at 33 percent. Preliminary results from the poll released Sunday night showed Obama with a lead of 10 percentage points.
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Obama leading Clinton 39 percent to 30 percent in recent N.H. poll
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McCain is leading the GOP pack in New Hampshire
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Romney was front-runner in most New Hampshire polls until last month
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New Hampshire holds its primaries January 8

Question: The CNN/WMUR polls "strongly suggests an @placeholder surge in New Hampshire," CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider said.


A Tibetan protester who set himself on fire in India during a demo against a visit by the Chinese president has died from his injuries in hospital. Jamphel Yeshi sustained burns to 98 per cent of his body when he sprinted for 50m outside the Indian Parliament building engulfed in flames in New Delhi on Monday. The 27-year-old had been protesting against China's continued rule over Tibet and collapsed in flames as other protesters tried to put him out. Demo: The unnamed Tibetan man ran 50m outside the Indian parliament before collapsing today Yeshi died just hours before Chinese president Hu Jintao's expected arrival in New Delhi.
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Protester ran 50m before collapsing in flames outside Indian Parliament
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Over 30 have performed self-immolation this year in protest at China's rule over Tibet

Question: Some carried posters saying '@placeholder is burning' and 'Tibet is not part of China'.


By Sally Lee and Australian Associated Press Australian police today admitted that it may be impossible to recover the bodies of all 298 victims as intense fighting forced international investigators back from the crash site for a second time. The delegation of Australian and Dutch police and forensic experts stopped in Shakhtarsk, a town around 20 miles from the fields where the aircraft was downed, amid sounds of explosions. A high-rise apartment block in the town was hit by at least two rounds of artillery, according to reports and dozens of families living in the area fled. Pro-Russian rebels admitted they had lost control of part of the crash site.
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Dutch and Australian investigators abandoned attempts reach crash site on Monday
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Explosions in nearby Shakhtarsk forced them to turn back for second day
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Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner Andrew Colvin says there is a possibility they won't get to the crash site in the near future
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Government troops hoping to take back parts of east Ukraine from rebels
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(CNN) -- As human rights advocates around the world celebrate the 64th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights this week, their counterparts in the United States are mourning the Senate's rejection last week of the international convention for disability rights. Appalling in its own right, the Senate Republicans' defeat of the 21st century's first human rights treaty is a sad but sharp reminder that misinformation and fear can still override fundamental principles of human decency and common sense. More importantly, it is yet another blow to the United States' ability to play a leading role in promoting freedoms and human dignity in the world.
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Last week, Senate Republicans defeated the international convention for disability rights
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Misinformation and fear overrode decency and common sense, says Ted Piccone
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Opponents argued that the U.N. could deny parents their rights to raise children as they see fit
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U.S. is losing its moral voice on human rights because it is not leading by example, he says

Question: The hallmark of the @placeholder human rights system is its success in elaborating international standards for protecting a comprehensive set of human rights, monitoring states' respect for those rights and making recommendations for improving their records.


(CNN) -- Japan says it will hunt whales in the Southern Ocean this winter and will send a Fisheries Agency ship to guard its whalers against promised intervention by a conservation group. "The Fisheries Agency will send a patrol boat and take increased measures to strengthen the protection given to the research whaling ships," Fisheries Minister Michihiko Kano said at a news conference Tuesday. At its annual meeting in July, the International Whaling Commission passed a resolution calling on its member countries "to cooperate to prevent and suppress actions that risk human life and property at sea." Last winter, Japan cut short its planned December-to-April hunt by two months after anti-whaling activists from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society repeatedly interfered with the whaling vessels.
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Japan's hunt last winter was cut short 2 months due to activists
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Anti-whaling group says it saved 800 whales
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Australia's attorney general wants Japan's whaling to stop

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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Vimlendu Jha is the founder and head of Swechha -- We For Change Foundation which is based in India's capital, New Delhi. "The Dreamtime Circus is a troupe of fire dancers, jugglers, aerialists, clowns and musicians who travel the world to share the uplifting experience of the circus." Swechha started out as an organization to combat the pollution of the city's main waterway, the river Yamuna. Today it deals with the environmental issues that affect several aspects of Delhi. Vimlendu leads volunteers and local children to key sites around the city to tackle the ecological problems, as well as to raise awareness of the issues. Follow his efforts in his blogs and video diaries.
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Swechha has teamed up with the Dreamtime Circus troupe
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Dreamtime Circus supports local organizations on key issues
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The troupe is touring India putting on shows and circus skills workshops

Question: @placeholder epitomizes daring, innovation and a will to make the world a more humane place, through creative arts and in whatever little way one can.


By Chris Foy for the Daily Mail Follow @@FoyChris They thronged Wheldon Road in their thousands, adorned in replica shirts and scarves, waving flags as the Tigers emerged from The Jungle for their historic journey south. It was a fittingly raucous send-off. Castleford haven’t been to Wembley for 22 years, so when the coach carrying players and staff left their ground on Thursday, it was as if half of the West Yorkshire town had come along to wave them on their way. They crawled through the crowds before heading for the M1 and London. Challenge Cup fever was plain to see ahead of Saturday’s clash with big-city neighbours Leeds. The British sporting staple of haves versus have-nots had captured the imagination of the public. These Tigers may go into the showpiece fixture as underdogs, but they will have close to 25,000 fans urging them to upset the odds at the home of English football.
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Castleford supporters gathered in their thousands to wave the team off
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The fans wore  replica shirts and scarves, and waved flags enthusiastically
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25,000 Castleford supporters are expected

Question: At the official club shop, they had run out of @placeholder kits for the first time ever — with the white away shirt selling well as it is the one the players will wear today, as their triumphant predecessors did in 1969-70.


By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 02:08 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 24 October 2013 Crash: The pilot was named as David Black, from the small town of Trangie in western New South Wales A 43-year-old father piloting a water bombing plane over burning bushland in Australia died today when the aircraft crashed after reportedly losing a wing. The pilot was named as David Black, from the small town of Trangie in western New South Wales. The crash sparked a new bushfire, its intensity and smoke so severe that specialists were unable to be lowered from helicopters to recover the Mr Black's body.
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The pilot was named as David Black, a 43-year-old father
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Specialists could not be lowered from helicopters to recover the man's body
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Mr Black was owner of a company that was employed to douse the fires

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By David Kent Brendan Rodgers has admitted to watching Liverpool's 3-3 draw with Crystal Palace back three times and is still in shock at what happened on Monday night. The Reds were leading 3-0 with just eleven minutes to go when Crystal Palace staged an incredible comeback to draw level and leave Liverpool's title hopes in tatters. 'I have watched it three times and I'm still in shock at what happened. I can't believe how we get to 78 mins with such control and not win,' said Rodgers. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sturridge: My little brother Raheem improving with every game
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Brendan Rodgers has watched Liverpool's draw with Crysta Palace back three times
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Liverpool need to win at Anfield and hope Manchester City lose to West Ham
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Rodgers pictured laughing and joking with Raheem Sterling

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(CNN) -- A combative debate on Thursday between Vice President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan came down to the issue of trust. They challenged each other's facts and claims and offered starkly different visions for the direction of the country. Biden achieved his goal of bringing the fight to his Republican challenger in battling Ryan to a draw, boosting the spirits of Democrats disheartened by President Barack Obama's lackluster performance last week in the first of three presidential debates. Ryan made a positive impression with his command of both domestic and foreign policy issues that showed him to be a formidable national candidate after a career of local congressional races in his native Wisconsin.
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NEW: A snap CNN/ORC International poll shows Paul Ryan with slight edge, but result statistically even
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Ryan slams the Obama administration on Libya, Iran and the economy
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The Kentucky debate was the only one between the vice presidential candiates

Question: "He wasn't charming @placeholder tonight, that wasn't his mission," Castellanos said.


(CNN) -- The prospects for immigration reform just got a lot brighter. Eight leading senators, four Republicans and four Democrats, came together to announce on Monday their agreement on broad principles to modernize our immigration laws, which have been largely unchanged since 1965. Since then, the world has changed dramatically and globalized markets have revolutionized our economy. But our antiquated immigration laws are still designed for an economy that existed when people were watching black and white TV. As China offers generous stipends, access to prestigious incubators, honorary titles and other benefits to lure home the scientists and engineers who come to America to study, we turn these innovators away.
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John Feinblatt: U.S. immigration system hasn't been updated since black and white TV
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Feinblatt: Today our economy is competing on a global scale for the best and brightest
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He says other nations offer incentives; we make it hard for workers to get in
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U.S. can't fill STEM jobs, he says. We need to lure workers and entrepreneurs

Question: @placeholder became the world's most dynamic and powerful economy by opening our doors to all those seeking freedom and opportunity.


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius spoke to a friend of Reeva Steenkamp's in a "very sinister tone" Tuesday, asking her: "How can you sleep at night?" the friend's lawyer said. Kim Myers found the "unwelcome approach ... extremely disturbing," lawyer Ian Levitt said, adding that the incident had been reported to the National Prosecuting Authority. The athlete's spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a CNN request for comment. The National Prosecuting Authority confirmed that it had received a report about the alleged incident but said it was legally powerless. "In law we cannot get involved. The Myers family lawyer that made the report was advised to deal with the matter as they deem fit," said authority spokesman Nathi Mncube.
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NEW: Kim Myers says Pistorius spoke to her in a "very sinister tone"
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Pistorius says he mistook his girlfriend for an intruder in the middle of the night

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:44 PM on 24th June 2011 A homeless man who disappeared on his way to collect a $100,000 inheritance has finally turned up - saying the bus to New York broke down. Max Melitzer - who came into the money after his estranged brother died of cancer -  was found roaming a park in Utah by a private investigator hired by the family. He was expected in Albany bus station yesterday where his cousin Richard Goldfarb was waiting. But when he failed to appear, Mr Goldfarb began to get worried. Off the streets: Max Melitzer, left, in an old mugshot and right, shortly after he was found living homeless in Salt Lake City. He is set to inherit around $100,000
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Has been left $100,000 in will of his brother

Question: A private investigator tracked down Mr @placeholder, 65, last week to deliver the life-altering news of the inheritance left by a brother who died of cancer.


By Ian Gallagher and Claudia Joseph Public pregnancy: The Duchess of Cambridge is not short of advice as 1,000 people gave their opinions on how she should raise her baby The Duchess of Cambridge should be a stay-at-home mother and not rely on a nanny to help bring up her baby, according to an exclusive poll for The Mail on Sunday. Since their marriage, Prince William and Kate have been at the forefront of a rejuvenation of the Royal Family, often showing an unwillingness to stick to tradition. Princess Diana had a nanny to look after both William and his brother Harry.
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Mail on Sunday survey reveals people think the Middletons should play a bigger role in the baby's upbringing than Charles and Camilla
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Public support the couple's plan to raise their child without a nanny

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Superstar Katy Perry's preacher dad - who once called her a 'devil child' - has revealed he will be in the Super Bowl crowd on Sunday to cheer her on. Firebrand evangelical minister Keith Hudson declared the I Kissed A Girl singer, best known for her racy costumes and outlandish performances, was in dire need of ‘healing’. However when Daily Mail Online caught up with him at his church headquarters in Orange County, California, Mr Hudson revealed his views have mellowed - and said he can't wait to watch her in the Super Bowl halftime show. He said: 'Oh no, I don't have a problem. She's gonna do some good ones - she's excited.'
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Keith Hudson once said his daughter was in need of 'healing'
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The preacher WON'T comment on his daughter's on-off lover John Mayer

Question: However, he refused to be drawn on his daughter’s rumored reconciliation with her ex-boyfriend John Mayer, saying: ‘No questions on @placeholder.’


Washington (CNN) -- A day before President Barack Obama lays out his strategy to counter the ISIS terror threat, House Republicans sought the counsel of Dick Cheney, a key architect of the Iraq War. Cheney huddled with House Republicans, saying Obama wasn't prepared for the terrorist threat posed by the group and urging the GOP to support a more muscular national defense, House GOP members told CNN. The closed-door meeting at the Capitol Hill Club was billed as a pre-midterm election pep rally. Cheney was there to boost enthusiasm among rank-and-file members, but he also told House Republicans that the party needs to rebuild the military and focus its public message this fall on the importance of a strong national security policy.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney was a key architect of Iraq War
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Cheney sharply criticizes Obama's foreign policy before House Republicans
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He says GOP should emphasize strong national defense for November midterm elections
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Cheney doesn't weigh in on whether congressional approval is needed for action on ISIS

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Nasa's Kennedy space Center is already seeing the effects of climate change - and may have to abandon some of its launchpads within a decade, it has been claimed. Researchers who have been studying Cape Canaveral's dunes and beach since 2009, say the impacts became most apparent after Hurricane Sandy. They found dunes that protected the launchpads were levelled, fences left teetering and a railroad track regularly topped by waves. Scroll down for video Orion Orion blazed into the morning sky at 7:05 a.m. EST on Friday, lifting off from Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket. Now, the area has been revealed to be at risk from climate change.
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Major damage to area was seen after Hurricane Sandy hit
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Launchpad fences  close to collapse and railroad tracks topped by waves
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Rising seas could affect operations with a decade at the launch site

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama signed a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut Friday, ending what had been a heated political stalemate and sealing a hard-fought win for Democrats on an issue -- taxes -- that has historically favored the GOP. Earlier in the day, the measure cleared the Democratic-controlled Senate and the Republican-controlled House of Representatives by unanimous consent, a procedural move allowing the measure to pass even though most members of Congress were already home for the holidays. "This is some good news just in the nick of time," Obama said shortly before departing the White House for Hawaii. But "we have a lot more work to do. This continues to be a make-or-break moment for the middle class in this country."
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The House and Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent
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The procedural move allowed the measure to pass even though most members have left town

Question: @placeholder will consider a longer extension of all three measures when it reconvenes in January.

Question: In a virtual party-line vote, the House on Tuesday passed a measure calling for the creation of a @placeholder-Senate conference committee to consider ways to pay for an immediate year-long continuation.

Question: Facing rising @placeholder establishment fears that the GOP was squandering its political advantage on taxes, the speaker again reversed himself on Thursday, this time essentially consenting to the Senate's terms.


A man charged with murdering a University of Cincinnati adjunct instructor admits to burying the body and burning the victim's belongings - but claims he merely found the teacher dead, bound and gagged. Charles Black, 55, has been arrested and charged two months after Randall Russ went missing from the Ohio school. Last night, he told police officers he had been at Russ's home in mid-August minutes before and left to go to a neighbor's house. Buried? Charles Black (left) has been charged with murdering University of Cincinnati instructor Randall Russ (right), but he claims he merely found the body dead, bound and gagged before deciding to bury him by a lake
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University of Cincinnati instructor Randall Russ went missing in August
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Black said he was with Russ, left the house, came back and 'he was dead'
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He said he buried the already-bound body and burned Russ's mattress
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Told police where to find the body, officers still examining the remains
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Warrant now issued for co-suspect Kevin Howard who is at large

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(CNN) -- Attorney General Eric Holder announced last week that the Justice Department's civil rights investigation of Cleveland's police department found that it engaged in a "pattern or practice" of unreasonable and unnecessary use of force. Coming on the heels of the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was shot and killed by a Cleveland police officer, many have wondered if this conclusion and damning report proves anything about Rice's death. Not directly. But this report doesn't exactly help the public's perception of the Cleveland police, either. To many, the involvement of the federal government in investigating the killings of Rice, Michael Brown, and Eric Garner are a welcome event. After all, federal law enforcement does not have the intimate working relationship that local state investigators likely have with the police force -- a relationship that could compromise an internal investigation.
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Justice Dept. found a pattern of unnecessary use of force by Cleveland cops
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Danny Cevallos: Report reveals that these concerns were longstanding
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Cevallos: Report damages perception of CDP as it deals with controversial killing of 12-year-old

Question: To other members of the community and to the Justice Department, this is disturbing evidence of police culture: that @placeholder is more of an occupying army than a community partner.

Question: DOJ and @placeholder have now committed to developing a consent decree.


Radamel Falcao is still interesting English clubs including Liverpool even though the player himself is hoping to join Real Madrid. The Colombian striker, who last year joined French club Monaco for £50million from Atletico Madrid last year is understood to be dissatisfied in the French League and keen to move back to Madrid. However, Real Madrid have already paid £90million to sign James Rodriguez, Toni Kroos and Keylor Navas this summer and now have to rein in their spending to ensure they comply with UEFA’s tough Financial Fair Play rules. VIDEO Scroll down for Radamel Falcao scores brilliant acrobatic scissor kick in training
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Liverpool are still interested in signing Radamel Falcao
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The Colombian striker would prefer a move to Real Madrid
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Monaco signed Falcao last summer from Ateltico Madrid for £50m
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Manchester City have also made an enquiry

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:08 EST, 8 June 2012 | UPDATED: 00:08 EST, 8 June 2012 Though most of Congress is likely looking forward to the summer recess, the Federal Reserve chairman offered a grim warning as the Bush-era tax cut expiration date looms. ‘If you all go on vacation,’ Ben Bernanke said, ‘(Taxmaggedon is) still going to happen, so it’s important to be thinking about that and working with your colleagues to see how you might address that concern at the appropriate time.’ He spoke urgently of the Bush-era tax cuts that will cost taxpayers $130billion in increases if nothing is done to extend them.
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Chairman of the Fed Ben Bernanke offered grim warning to Congress if they do nothing over Bush-era tax cuts that will expire
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Will cost taxpayers $130billion in additional taxes if nothing is done
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Spoke at Joint Economic Committee

Question: The @placeholder's policy committee has been split between those who favor doing everything possible to strengthen the economy and reduce unemployment, and those more concerned about inflation risks.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The facility Lindsay Lohan entered Thursday to comply with court-ordered rehab is not licensed to provide alcohol or drug rehab treatment, a state official said. Lohan, 26, flew from New York to California last night to check into Morningside Recovery in Newport Beach, California, by the Thursday morning deadline for her to start her 90-day sentence. When Los Angeles Superior Judge James Dabney sentenced Lohan to 90 days in jail in March he gave her the option of serving the time in a "lock down rehab" facility. "If a 24-hour residential facility is providing treatment or services to promote the recovery of alcohol and drug abuse then they must possess a license," deputy director for the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs Millicent Tidwell said.
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NEW: Lohan checks into Morningside Recovery in Newport Beach, California
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NEW: California regulators revoked Morningside's rehab treatment licenses, official says
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A judge ordered 90 days "lock down" rehab for recent convictions
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Lohan's father wants her to move to a Florida rehab facility

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 04:55 EST, 19 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:34 EST, 19 April 2013 A police officer has been gunned and a second officer critically injured after a night of chaos in Boston. One officer, whose identity has not been released, was shot after attending a disturbance at Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus. A second officer identified as Richard H. Donahue, 33, is in a critical condition after attending a shoot-out between police and two Boston bombing suspects in the suburbs of the city. The drama unfolded hours after the FBI released images of two men named as suspects in the Boston blast which killed three and injured 176 on Monday.
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Gunned down at Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus last night
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Was attending a disturbance on the prestigious campus
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Second police officer has been critically wounded after shoot-out
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Terrorist dubbed 'Suspect 1' killed after gunfire in suburb of Watertown
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Manhunt for 'Suspect 2' is still underway in surrounding area

Question: It is unclear if the @placeholder shooting is related to the earlier incident.


By Deni Kirkova Fearne Cotton launches her latest collection of block colour dresses and patterned separates for Very.co.uk. The radio and television presenter, 32, models an array of bold and versatile pieces in hot pink, turquoise blue and clashing prints for Autumn Winter 2014. Fearne, now in her fifth year working with the online retailer, is pictured in a distressed home setting for the rock chick inspired shoot. Scroll down for video Fearne Cotton wears her simple, chic and sixties inspired A-Line Scuba Dress in a punchy pink hue, £29 Standout styles from her 14th range include a hot pink scuba-style dress, cut in a 60s-inspired style of high neckline and short hemline.
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Fearne, 32, presents latest quirky, wearable offering for online retailer
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(CNN)Roger Federer reached the 1,000 ATP Tour wins milestone as he claimed the Brisbane title Sunday but was made to fight all the way by Canada's Milos Raonic in a tense three-set final. The 33-year-old Swiss joins Jimmy Connors and Ivan Lendl as the only players in the modern professional era to achieve that feat and was claiming his 83rd career title. Federer led by a set and 2-0 until Raonic broke back and reeled off seven straight points in the tiebreaker to level at a set all. The third set might have gone either way, with top seed Federer staving off five break points, but a single break of the Raonic service proved decisive and he completed victory in two hours 13 minutes.
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Roger Federer claims Brisbane International title
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Beats Milos Raonic of Canada in three sets
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1,000th win on the ATP Tour for Swiss maestro
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Federer was claiming 83rd career title

Question: He extended his career record over the emerging Raonic to 8-1 with his latest triumph, but still has ground to make up on former greats Connors (1,253 wins) and @placeholder (1,071).


They say blood is thicker than water but that does not ring true for Kyle Walker, with the Tottenham right-back's own family hoping he slips up against Sheffield United in the Capital One Cup semi-finals. Born and raised in the Steel City, the 24-year-old makes no secret of his Yorkshire roots and his love for the Blades, even going to Wembley last season to watch their FA Cup semi-final against Hull. Walker spent many weekends as a child at Bramall Lane with his grandfather watching his idols Brian Deane and Peter Ndlovu, before stepping out on the hallowed turf himself.
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Tottenham face Sheffield United in the Capital One Cup semi-final
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Kyle Walker is from Sheffield and even watched Sheffield United play in the FA Cup semi-final against Hull last season at Wembley
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The Spurs right-back admits his own family will be hoping Tottenham lose
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He says his heart will always be with Sheffield United but he is a Tottenham player and they are his club

Question: 'They obviously support me and want me to do well, but they will be wanting @placeholder to go through, although it is a bit of a win-win situation for them because either way they will go to Wembley.'


Dunkin' Donuts plans to roll out a croissant-doughnut hybrid in the U.S. next week, but the company says please don't call it a 'Cronut.' The chain tells said it will launch its 'Croissant Donut' nationally for a limited time starting Nov. 3. It comes more than a year after the Dominique Ansel Bakery in New York City introduced its now trademarked Cronut, which became a viral sensation and spawned numerous knockoffs Definitely not copying: Last summer, Dunkin' also introduced a croissant-doughnut in South Korea it dubbed a 'New York Pie Donut.' John Costello, Dunkin's president of global marketing and innovation, said in a phone interview that bakers around the country have been mixing doughnuts and croissants for at least 20 years. He said Dunkin' is constantly tracking consumer and bakery trends and has been looking at pastry 'combinations' for several years now.
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Dunkin' will release $2.49 'Croissant Donut' next week in stores nationwide
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Denies it is 'copying' Dominique Ansel, who invented Cronut to huge acclaim
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Ansel created huge hype - and legendary queues - for trademarked Cronut

Question: He said he thinks the @placeholder will be a hit because the popularity of Cronuts hasn't faded.


(CNN) -- An alleged letter from President Barack Obama to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has prompted consternation not just in Washington, but also Tel Aviv and Riyadh. According to the Wall Street Journal, Obama pointed out some common American and Iranian interests in defeating the extremist ISIS -- which calls itself the Islamic State -- and reportedly also suggested that a nuclear accord between Iran and the P5+1 (United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China and Germany) could result in cooperation on regional issues between Washington and Tehran. But the move has, according to one Republican source quoted by CNN, sent "shock waves" through Washington.
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Alleged Obama letter to Iran's Supreme Leader sparks controversy
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Critics of correspondence missing the point, Alireza Nader says
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U.S. has chance to leverage pressure on Iran, Nader says

Question: Yet anyone who visits Iran these days will surely see a country that is very different from the images that have been etched into the @placeholder psyche.

Question: All this suggests that the United States has a real opportunity not only to put the brakes on Iran's nuclear pursuits, but also to bolster larger @placeholder goals.

Question: And the problem lies not in Obama's letter to @placeholder, but the fearful reaction it has produced; it is time to take a deep breath and consider the success that has been achieved so far in bringing Iran to the table on the nuclear issue.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Is there a filmmaker in the world with worse luck than Terry Gilliam? He was directing Heath Ledger in "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," when the actor died -- and it's not the first time he has lost a leading man. Is there a filmmaker in the world with worse luck than Terry Gilliam? Jean Rochefort didn't die eight years ago, but Gilliam had to abandon "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" after a few days when 70-year-old star Rochefort became seriously ill and a flash flood washed away the entire set. The whole fiasco is captured in the documentary "Lost in La Mancha."
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Ledger died while shooting Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus"
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Gilliam enlisted the help of Ledger's friends, including Johnny Depp
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Gilliam on Ledger, Monty Python and why filmmakers need "mule-like stupidity"

Question: And, so, you call your friend Johnny [@placeholder] and say, "Heath just died.


Despite the ongoing political conflict in the region, Ukraine has a thriving startup industry. At a recent investor conference, 19 Ukrainian startups were awarded top honours across the board, and venture capital firms are investing heavily in the region. And Yevgen Sysoyev of AVentures told Greg Satell at Forbes he believes Ukraine has the potential to unseat tech industry behemoths such as San Francisco. During a recent investor conference, Ukrainian startups were awarded top honours across the board, and venture capital firms are investing heavily in the region. This includes Odessa-based app Looksery (pictured) that uses technology to change the user's face live on the screen, during a call, or when taking a photo
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During the Investor Day Central and Eastern Europe conference, 19 Ukrainian startups were awarded top honours
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Startups include Petcube, Looksery and booking service GoodHotels
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Ukraine exports $2 billion (£1.27 billion) in software service each year
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This figure us expected to grow by 85 per cent by 2020

Question: @placeholder, is a small cube fitted with a web camera and laser that lets pet owners play with their animals remotely.


Sheffield United manager Nigel Clough says bringing jailed striker Ched Evans back to Bramall Lane should be a decision taken by the owner and not at football level. Evans is due to be released two-and-a-half years into a five-year prison sentence for rape on Friday and has been heavily linked with a return to the Blades - the club he was at when convicted in 2012. The South Yorkshire outfit have faced a backlash over potentially re-signing the former Wales international, with more than 90,000 people signing a petition against his possible re-employment. Ched Evans was at Sheffield United when he was convicted of rape and sent to prison
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Ched Evans due to be released two-and-a-half years into jail sentence
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Sheffield United have faced backlash over re-signing striker
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More than 90,000 people have signed a petition against his return

Question: But they are continuing to discuss the matter, with @placeholder only having a small say in the decision.


It is a scene seared forever into the memory of an eyewitness: Masked men drag the bloodied body of a man across a public square, and tie it to a make-shift cross on a metal pole. Green string holds the body's arms outstretched across a wood plank as blood oozes from the gunshot wound to his head. Militiamen wrap the body's black "WhatsApp" shirt with a sign in red letters that reads in Arabic: "This man fought Muslims and detonated an IED here." The eyewitness -- a man we will call Abu Ibrahim -- does more than watch. He steps closer and snaps a picture with his cell phone; the children around him gawk at the horrific spectacle with quiet curiosity.
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An eyewitness and his pictures document a Syrian scene meant to send a message
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Bodies are strung up on crosses in the city of Raqqa
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An al Qaeda splinter group -- ISIS -- says it's a lesson for any who dare challenge it
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An effort is underway by local activists to try to push ISIS out of Raqqa

Question: The crucifixion displays began in March, when @placeholder accused a shepherd of murder and theft, then shot him in the head and tied his lifeless body to a wooden cross.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Thousands of families' holidays are under threat from a strike yesterday by Passport Office staff, the government warned. Unions staged walkouts at offices across the country in a dispute over staff shortages which they claim have led to a serious backlog in processing applications this year. But as social media was flooded with complaints about the walkout, the Home Office warned the industrial action at the height of summer will 'inconvenience' people and 'jeopardise' their holidays. Scroll down for video Members of the PCS union form a picket line outside a Passport Office in Victoria in central London
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PCS union staged walkout in protest at staff shortages and pay dispute
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Huge backlog of 30,000 passport applications sparked public outrage
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Home Office warns industrial action will threaten people's summer holidays
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Social media flooded with complaints from people whose holidays are ruined
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Tory party chairman Grant Shapps said: ‘Ed Miliband must condemn these union bullies, who are intent on causing misery for millions of families'

Question: A spokesman said: ‘We are disappointed the @placeholder has called this strike given that HMPO has been in discussions with the union on their issues of concern.


He is the wing wizard who combined sublime talent with incredible longevity. Sir Stanley Matthews played until he was 50 having taken care of his body in an era when science and sport never mixed. He made his debut in March 1932 for Stoke City and played his last game for them 33 years later on February 6, exactly half a century ago. In between, he forged hero status at Blackpool, winning the 1953 FA Cup in a final that became synonymous with his name. He won two Second Division titles 30 years apart, was knighted while still playing and won 54 England caps. Matthews, who died aged 85 in 2000, would have been 100 last Sunday. Sportsmail hears from a former team-mate, an adversary, a famous friend and his daughter.
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Sir Stanley Matthews continued playing professionally until he was 50
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England winger was regarded as one of the game's greatest players
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Longevity down to taking care of his body before sports science existed
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Stoke legend won two Second Division titles 30 years apart with Potters
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He won the 1953 FA Cup with Blackpool in what became known as the 'Matthews Final'

Question: People talk about him being England’s greatest footballer; he was certainly @placeholder’s.


The SNP are on course to sweep across Scotland, wiping out senior Labour and Lib Dems, a devastating new poll showed today. Labour election chief Douglas Alexander and Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander are among those who face losing their seats to the Scottish nationalists. Polling in 16 seats by Tory peer Lord Ashcroft found Nicola Sturgeon's nationalist party ahead in 15 of the 16 seats, putting the SNP on course to hold the balance of power after May's election. Polls carried out by Lord Ashcroft in 16 key seats show the SNP is on course to win in all but one of them
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Lord Ashcroft poll reveals snapshot of voting intention in 16 Scottish seats
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SNP is ahead of 15 of the 16 seats, with Labour losing all but one
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Lib Dems including Danny Alexander facing wipeout north of the border
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If 21% swing to SNP repeated across Scotland, Labour could lose 35 MPs

Question: The swing from Labour to the @placeholder varies from 21 to 27 per cent.


(CNN)The Lunar New Year is the only time of year China's army of migrant workers gets to go home. Known as "chunyun," the annual travel crush is the world's largest migration of humans. The lengths workers go to to see their families during the country's biggest holiday, which this year began February 19, is one facet of migrant worker life captured by factory hand turned photographer, Zhan Youbing. For more than a decade, Zhan was himself one of China's 250-million strong "floating population" of migrant workers. Originally from the rural, inland province of Hubei, he worked as a security guard in the factories that surround the southern boom town of Guangzhou, over a thousand kilometers away.
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Zhan Youbing is a former factory worker, now an acclaimed photographer
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Zhan uses his intimate knowledge of migrant workers to capture their lives on and off the assembly line
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"I have lived this life," he says. "So I know exactly what their situations are"

Question: If photography meant self-fulfillment for @placeholder in the early days, it is now more of a mission.


By Simon Walters and Glen Owen PUBLISHED: 16:00 EST, 5 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:05 EST, 5 October 2013 Downing Street was thrown into panic last night by a rebel Tory bid to force an early referendum on quitting the EU. In a direct challenge to the Prime Minister’s authority, Conservative MP Adam Afriyie said people did not trust David Cameron’s pledge to hold a vote on Europe in 2017. Backed by Tory and Labour Eurosceptics, he is set to force a Commons vote on the issue in five weeks’ time. If he wins, it would mean Parliament had ruled that the referendum should be fast-forwarded to next October.
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Tory MP Adam Afriyie said people did not trust David Cameron to hold referendum in 2017
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He is set to force a vote on the issue in five weeks' time backed by Tory and Labour Eurosceptics
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If he wins, a referendum on Europe should be fast forwarded to next October
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Says voters are ‘suspicious’ of the PM’s offer of a referendum four years from now and believe it is merely a ploy to put off the issue – possibly for ever.
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Questions whether Mr Cameron can win the Election, and takes a sideswipe at his Tory conference rallying cry that he wants to make the UK ‘the land of opportunity’.

Question: @placeholder made it clear the Prime Minister will refuse point-blank to accelerate the referendum.

Question: we must resolve our relationship with @placeholder and that should not wait until 2017.’


By Michael Zennie and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:00 EST, 20 June 2013 | UPDATED: 13:30 EST, 20 June 2013 One day after the FBI ended an unsuccessful dig for Jimmy Hoffa's remains, a law enforcement source has revealed that the former Teamsters boss's body may never be found because it was allegedly run through a wood chipper. Speaking to DNAinfo New York, the source claimed that Hoffa was strangled by New York mobster Anthony 'Tony Pro' Provenzano after he was lured to the Red Fox restaurant outside Detroit by his 'adopted' son Charles 'Chuckie' O'Brien. Hoffa disappeared in 1975 after leaving the restaurant, where he was supposed to meet with Provenzano and Detroit Mafia figure Anthony Giacolone.
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The source claimed that Hoffa was strangled by New York mobster Anthony 'Tony Pro' Provenzano after he was lured to the Red Fox restaurant outside Detroit
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His body was then driven 16 miles to Inkster, where his body was run through a wood chipper
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Hoffa, a former Teamsters boss, disappeared in 1975
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Feds have investigated at least 15 locations for Hoffa at a cost of $3 million
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Agents have excavated a backyard pool and a horse barn searching for the former Teamsters Union president

Question: disappearance, said @placeholder had left the restaurant with O'Brien and that Provenzano and Giacolone were waiting in the backseat of the car.


(CNN)A new poll brings good news for Mitt Romney and his allies at a time when the 2012 GOP nominee faces vocal skepticism from the right about a potential third bid for president. According to a new CBS News survey, however, nearly six in 10 Republicans (59%) say they'd like to see Romney run for the White House in 2016, compared to 26% who disagree. Romney confirmed Friday night in a speech at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting that he's seriously thinking about jumping back into the fray, hinting that his campaign would focus on making the world safer and lifting people out of poverty.
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A new poll indicates that 59% of Republicans wants Mitt Romney to run for president in 2016
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That's higher than the 50% who want Jeb Bush to jump into the race
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Meanwhile, only 29% want Chris Christie to run, compared to 44% who disagree

Question: Jeb Bush, who's wanted to run by 50% of @placeholder, while 27% don't want him to run.


The German government said Thursday it is expelling a person it describes as the representative of U.S. foreign intelligence services based at the U.S. Embassy in Berlin. The move comes after two allegations emerged of Germans spying for the United States over the last week, claims prompting an investigation by German prosecutors of a suspect accused of passing secrets. The call comes against the background of the current investigation by the federal prosecutor and questions that have remained unresolved for months about the activity of U.S. intelligence in Germany. "The German government views these events as very serious," government spokesman Steffen Seibert said.
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Germany stresses "mutual trust"
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A White House spokesman declines to comment
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It's the second such case in a week
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Merkel: "If the reports are correct, it would be a serious case"

Question: "The reason for that is there's an important principle at stake, which is declining to comment on them publicly allows for the sufficient protection of our national interests, in some cases the intelligence assets, and more generally, @placeholder national security," he said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:42 EST, 5 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:47 EST, 5 November 2013 Initiative: Italian computer experts have created a new website where anonymous informants and victims of organised crime can report Mafia activity Italian computer experts have created a new website where anonymous informants and victims of organised crime can report Mafia activity. The new site, Mafialeaks, will encourage victims, or even former mobsters, to relay information to police, anti-mafia magistrates and journalists without fear of reprisal. Mafialeaks is aimed at people such as shopkeepers or business owners forced to pay protection money, as well as members of the public who have uncovered mafia activity and former criminals who want to spill the beans on their bosses or partners.
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New site will encourage victims and former criminals to come forward
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Site is based on Wikileaks and is accessible to anyone
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Volunteers remaining anonymous to protect themselves from retaliation
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Fears raised that Mafia bosses could use site to put out false information

Question: 'Everything we do to do with @placeholder we do after work, using money from our own pockets.'


By Daily Mail Reporter Carefully stacked on a quayside, this is the huge cocaine haul that has landed one of Britain’s most notorious criminals with a jail sentence of  28 years. Bags of the drug were pulled from the sea after the yacht delivering the £150million  haul to this country capsized in a storm. The man behind the failed smuggling operation was John Allen Brooks, 61, nicknamed ‘the Fixer’. Yesterday his lawyers said he has a heart condition and may die behind bars. Piled high: Bags of cocaine are unloaded from a yacht off the west coast of Ireland, in the harbour at Castletown Bere
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Career criminal John Brooks was sentenced after he was caught with 1.5 tonnes of the drug
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His boat, Dances with Waves, was intercepted in 2008 off the Irish coast on its way to Liverpool after collecting cocaine in Venezuela
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He was living in a huge mansion-style villa near Marbella overlooking the mountains, complete with pool
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Brooks was sentenced to 10 years following a drug seizure in 1996 but escaped in 2000 after 'jumping off a cliff and leaping on to a jet ski'
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After his sentence he faces extradition to France to serve a 13 year sentence regarding a 4.2 tonne cannabis seizure in 1989

Question: They believed that once ashore the cocaine would be distributed from @placeholder.


The sex secrets of New York men reveal them to be a collection of neurotic, insecure, unfeeling perverts, too scared to commit to a relationship with someone they care for. According to Big Apple sex therapist Dr. Brandy Engler, who has listened to the psychological issues of the men-folk of New York for seven-years, serial cheating, porn addiction and soliciting prostitutes are all symptoms of an inability to settle down in the big smoke. From successful bank executives who pay for prostitutes, to S&M dungeon loving hedge fund chiefs and even men convinced that 'good guys finish last', Engler has listened to them all betray their sordid secrets - while charging them $150 an hour for the privilege.
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New York sex therapist Dr. Brandy Engler has released a new book, 'The Men on My Couch' which outlines the various sexual malfunctions of the men in the city
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Sexual insecurities are the most common cause of all philandering and perversions among men according to Dr. Engler

Question: Other men had to attend @placeholder clubs where they would pay to hire women to 'torture' within the boundaries of the sexual play


By Laurie Whitwell PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 17:50 EST, 15 January 2014 West Ham want the Premier League to take firm action against Fulham if it is proved they tapped up Ravel Morrison. The midfielder is at the centre of a row between the clubs after Fulham head coach Rene Meulensteen said he knew that Morrison, 20, wanted to move to Craven Cottage and confirmed that their bid for him had been rejected by West Ham. It is understood that Fulham offered £7.5million for Morrison and midfield partner Mo Diame, which was dismissed by West Ham, who value Morrison alone at £10m.
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West Ham complain to the Premier League
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Fulham believed to have offered £7.5m for both Morrison and Diame
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West Ham want nearer £10m for Morrison alone
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Cottagers boss Meulensteen worked with Morrison at Man United
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Meulensteen says the England U21 star wants to make the move
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Hammers must up Morrison's wages to £60,000 per week if offered £10m

Question: @placeholder claim that Meulensteen broke Premier League rules by going public about the bid and believe he may have strayed further by saying Morrison wanted to move.

Question: Both clubs will be asked for their observations and the League will decide if @placeholder have broken any rules.


By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 06:27 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:59 EST, 6 September 2013 Irreverent customers are treating IKEA stores around the world like a free service to apparently be used and abused with impunity, reports reveal. Stories coming from across the globe include a child peeing in a Chinese store, a woman vomiting and passing out in an IKEA in Israel, New Yorkers using the shop's creche so they can have a break, Germans dropping their kids off so they can play tennis, and people sleeping in China's stores to escape the summer heat. The Swedish furniture company has often taken a tolerant stance on the disrespectful behaviour of its customers, its policy being that if people visit the store for other reasons, they are more likely to return to buy something.
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Stories from around world reveal unbelievable disrespect of customers
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One woman seen helping a toddler pee into a bottle, drips landing on bed
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IKEA stores in China often used as somewhere to picnic and sleep
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Israeli shop let woman sleep for hours after she vomited on couch
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New Yorkers and Germans take advantage of IKEA's free creche, releasing parents so they can have lunch, get their hair done or even play tennis

Question: @placeholder hospitality: IKEA has not taken any measures against people making themselves at home, because it sees it as a future investment


FA head of security Tony Conniford admitted that the association is 'freaking out over safety in Rio' FA head of security Tony Conniford said senior figures in the England set-up were ‘freaking out’ over reports of crime and violence from Rio’s gang-ridden shanty towns, or favelas, the largest of which,  Rocinha, is near England’s hotel. He also raised the astonishing prospect that England stars such as Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard could be stuck on the team bus for up to four hours in gridlocked traffic as they travel nine miles to and from their training base. While officially the FA say they are ‘fully confident’ in security arrangements, former policeman Mr Conniford’s comments, overheard by a Mail on Sunday reporter in the bar of the England hotel in Rio, raise questions about preparations.
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In England's dilapidated hotel next to the gangland slum, he tells of 'real concerns' for our players
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More than 50,000 England fans expected to travel to Brazil for World Cup
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FA security team afraid stars will be 'at risk'
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A British oil worker was shot dead in a botched robbery last month.
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A few weeks ago, protesters marched on the Presidential Palace in Brasilia leading to riots in which
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12 protesters and 30 police officers were injured.

Question: England's hotel is located within view of the @placeholder in Rio where armed gangs are being targeted by police


(CNN) -- Drew Peterson has met with a prominent divorce attorney more than a year after his wife, Stacy, disappeared, his lawyer confirmed to CNN on Tuesday. Drew Peterson's behavior after his wife disappeared deepened suspicion, but he says she ran off. Peterson, a former Bolingbrook, Illinois, police sergeant, has not filed divorce papers, said his attorney, Joel Brodsky. But Peterson told an author he would look into a divorce after Stacy had been missing for a year. He said he was considering divorce for the sake of their children. "I can confirm that Drew Peterson did have a consultation with Jeffrey Leving," Brodsky said, adding that no divorce papers have been filed.
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Peterson says he's looking into options since wife deserted him a year ago
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Peterson: Neighbors are making it unsafe for family to live in home
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Stacy Peterson left him October 28, 2007, husband says
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Police have said Drew Peterson, an ex-cop, is prime suspect

Question: Armstrong said he called two other prominent divorce lawyers until he reached @placeholder's office, which confirmed the meeting.

Question: @placeholder elaborated, "I've always said that I'm mad about that.


By Associated  Press Reporter Cadillac wants a jolt from the city that never sleeps. General Motors' 112-year-old luxury car division, founded in Detroit and named for the city's founder, is moving its headquarters to New York. Man with a plan: Johan de Nysschen, who joined Cadillac from Nissan last month as its new president, said the move was a necessary part of restoring the struggling brand Cadillac, which has been steadily losing sales to its German rivals, wants to get closer to its ideal buyers. Executives and marketing staffers will set up shop in a loft office in Manhattan's trendy SoHo neighborhood starting next year.
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Johan de Nysschen, who joined Cadillac from Nissan last month as its new president, said the move was a necessary part of restoring the struggling brand
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Business unit will relocate to Manhattan's SoHo district next year
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Cadillac's U.S. sales are down nearly 5 percent this year, even though luxury vehicle sales are growing
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Audi sales are up almost 15 percent
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Johan de Nysschen moved Audi HQ from Detroit to Virginia in 2007
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He said New York is closer to the luxury market Cadillac needs to target

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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is weighing up a move for AC Milan midfielder Nigel de Jong. United are determined to add one more midfielder to their squad this summer following the capture of Ander Herrera, with Van Gaal feeling that his new side requires bite and steel in the central acres to complement the composure of players such as Michael Carrick and Tom Cleverley. Arturo Vidal of Juventus is the dream solution and Sportsmail revealed on Friday that United have made tentative enquiries over the possible signing of the Chilean midfielder. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Louis van Gaal lose his tempter in Holland training
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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal wants to add another midfielder and Nigel de Jong is a possibility
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AC Milan's De Jong has Premier League experience with Manchester City
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Top midfield target is Juventus' Arturo Vidal and United could bid £30m
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Italian club are reluctant to sell the Chile international
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De Jong would represent a cheaper alternative at £9m

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They met last summer in Ibiza and their friendship has recently blossomed into romance. And it's no wonder Barcelona football star Neymar seems smitten with his new girlfriend Soraja Vucelic after she was spotted showing off her amazing bikini body on Puro Beach in Tivat, Montenegro. The 28-year-old Serbian beauty - who is famous in her home country for appearing on Big Brother - donned a barely-there two-piece with a black and white striped pattern. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Bikini-clad Soraja Vucelic enjoying a ride on a segway Soraja Vucelic is said to have swept footballer Neymar off his feet... and it's not hard to see why
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Barcelona star met Vucelic last summer while on holiday in Ibiza
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Neymar has been pulling out the stops to keep his holiday romance alive
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Brazil ace is believed to have flown Serbian to Spain by private plane

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- An Australian-Israeli dual citizen who died in an Israeli prison gave Australian intelligence details of his work with Israel's Mossad before his arrest, an Australian television network reported Tuesday. The fate of the man dubbed "Prisoner X" is now the subject of an investigation by Israel's parliament. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pleaded over the weekend for details to be kept quiet, warning "overexposure of security and intelligence activity" could harm Israel's security. But the Australian Broadcasting Corporation has identified him as Ben Zygier, and it reported Tuesday that he had reported "every aspect of his work" for the Mossad, Israel's spy agency, to the Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
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NEW: Australian network says 'Prisoner X' shared Israeli secrets with Australia
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The man died in an Israeli cell in December 2010; details have not been released
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Israeli lawmakers say they're investigating the case
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Netanyahu warns against "overexposure" of intelligence work

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The internet in Africa is entirely different to the internet used in the developed world. In America or Europe, the internet is generally something you surf on a computer or tablet -- a device with a 10-inch to 15-inch screen. In Africa, hundreds of millions of people will experience the internet for the first time on a 2-inch cellphone screen. Probably in black and white. And probably only as text. They may not even know they are using the internet. Google, for instance, offers search and Gmail via SMS, the text message service that is still the most popular form of communication.
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The first time most Africans use the internet is on a mobile phone, says Toby Shapshak
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Shapshak: While many don't have electricity, mobiles mean anyone can have a phone
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Mobile money is big business - half of Kenya's GDP now moves via this method
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In South Africa, 25 per cent of Google searches are via mobile

Question: While the rest of the developed world is rushing headlong into smartphone heaven -- with powerful touchscreen devices that are more mini computer than voice-calling phone -- Africa's workhorses are the kind of phone seen in @placeholder cities circa 1998.


By Daniel Mills An 18-year-old Gold Coast girl has won her bid to have a $680,000-a-year drug subsidised so that she can receive ongoing medical treatments to keep her alive. Bianca Scott, who spent her recent 18th birthday wishing to stay alive, will finally have access to her first government-funded dose of Soliris, which will save her family more than $24,000 a fortnight and help her fight a very rare immune disease which attacks her internal organs. Ms Scott is suffering the life-threatening blood disease called atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome, or aHUS which can result in blood clots and can destroy internal organs. Bianca has had 11 doses of Soliris since February, costing her family about $250,000, but now she will be given the drug for less after a joint State and Federal Government-funding agreement was reached.
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Bianca Scott will receive subsidised life-saving drug treatment
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She suffers from a rare immune condition called aHUS
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Soliris treats the condition but at full price costs $24,000 a fortnight
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The 18-year-old's mother spent up to $250,000 treating her daughter
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Her case has opened up debate to subsidise the drug long term

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(CNN) -- Clint Eastwood's rambling speech to an empty chair in Tampa, Florida, was more than just awkward performance art on a political stage. It actually provided a useful metaphor for one of the most nauseating aspects of this presidential election -- the growing gap between narrative and facts. One of my favorite quotes is by the late, great Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan: "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts." But because of the rise of partisan media, amplified by the echo chamber of the Internet and talk radio, today everyone comes to civic debates armed with their own facts.
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John Avlon: Eastwood's empty chair points to the gap between campaign talk, reality
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He says partisans on both sides distort their opponents' views, play loose with facts
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Avlon: The distortions are particularly apparent on issues such as health care, Medicare
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He says the convention gives President Obama a chance to sketch a second-term agenda

Question: The most credible criticism of @placeholder is that the deficit and debt have exploded under his watch.


By Talal Musa PUBLISHED: 14:46 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 5 March 2013 Superhero beat-em-ups are very thin on the ground. Although Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe was a commendable effort, it oozed 'identity crisis'. The former's trademark gore was sacrificed while the idea of DC characters doing 'finishing moves' didn't quite work. Thankfully, NetherRealm Studios addressed this, releasing the brilliant and brutal Mortal Kombat in 2011. Claws are out: Catwoman is one of the playable characters, and she can use her whip to damage opponents Now the same team have developed Injustice: Gods Among Us... and it's looking like the game superhero fans have been waiting for.
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Beat-em-up lets you battle with some of the greatest comic book icons
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Developed by the team behind the brilliant 'reboot' of Mortal Kombat
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Each character has own special moves and abilities
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WATCH video of Batman versus Bane at bottom of page

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By Emily Sheridan PUBLISHED: 02:39 EST, 24 September 2012 | UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 24 September 2012 A 'nervous, happy and desperate to get on with it' Nick Grimshaw made his debut as the new host of the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show today. The Oldham-native, 28, took to the microphone at 6.30am for his first day, kicking off the show with Kanye West and Jay-Z's duet N***** In Paris. Before his first track, Nick introduced himself: 'So this is happening, it's actually happening. Good morning Britain, I'm Nick Grimshaw. Scroll down for video New boy: Nick Grimshaw looks contemplative on his first day hosting the Radio 1 Breakfast Show
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New show has less talk, more music than forerunner Chris Moyles
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Show just features Nick in the studio, as apposed to Moyles 'zoo' full of sidekicks
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Critics heap praise on the 'cool' and 'fun' host for bringing Radio 1 back to the youth

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Washington (CNN) -- Superfluous (su-PER-flu-us): Adjective. Unnecessary or needless; difficult to pronounce for a president with a split lip. President Barack Obama grappled with the word Sunday evening at a White House event for this year's Kennedy Center honorees as he read from an opinion by legendary Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. "It's this lip. It's hard to say," Obama said to chuckles from the audience. "You try it when you've had 12 stitches." The Chart: What happens when you split your lip Obama got a dozen stitches in his lip after being elbowed during a pickup basketball game the day after Thanksgiving. He received applause from the crowd when he finally managed to pronounce the word, included in a 1926 dissent from Holmes in defense of the arts.
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President's struggle drew chuckles at White House event
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"You try it when you've had 12 stitches," Obama says
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Honorees for Kennedy Center awards range from Merle Haggard to Oprah Winfrey

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(Financial Times) -- Idan Ofer, Israel's richest man, is relocating to London in a move likely to inflame debate about unfettered wealth and inequality in his country. Mr Ofer, 57, who has an estimated net worth of $6.5bn, is making the move for what an associate said were personal reasons. His mother lives in London and his son recently left the Israeli army and plans to study abroad, possibly in the UK. "There are a number of family reasons which mean it makes sense for him to spend more time in London than he has previously and make that more of a base," a person close to the Israeli billionaire told the Financial Times on Monday.
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Israel's richest man is moving to London for "family reasons"
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Idan Ofer is worth $6.5 billion
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Ofer is controlling shareholder of Israel corp, the country's largest holding company
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Israelis demonstrated in 2011 against the influence of the country's wealthy magnates

Question: Like @placeholder's other "tycoons", he has suffered a beating from the Israeli media and in public opinion since the 2011 social protests, when hundreds of thousands of middle-class citizens demonstrated against high living costs and an economy largely controlled by a few rich family conglomerates.


A deer hunter is fearing for his life after he killed a rare albino buck in Missouri and posted photos of its corpse on Facebook, sparking outrage across the social network. Jerry Kinnaman himself has now become a target since slaying the animal with a bow and arrow on a friend's property in Cape Girardeau County as dawn broke on Tuesday. 'Not my biggest buck but at 7 1/2 years old he might be the oldest,' Kinnaman wrote on Facebook alongside pictures of the dead deer. 'Let the bashing begin!' But killing the deer, which was something of a local celebrity on account of its striking appearance, has sparked a frenzy of anger and even led to  death threats against him.
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Jerry Kinnaman shot deer with bow in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri
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The deer was a local celebrity on account of its rare albino appearance
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But he has become target of abuse after killing it and posting photos
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He claims deer was old and unwell and would have died soon anyway
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He says he plans to have it stuffed and displayed in a local nature center

Question: Even though he killed the buck legally on land just north of @placeholder's city limits, Kinnaman knew he would be pilloried for shooting it.


(CNN) -- Cautious American travelers have long avoided travel to North Africa and the Middle East, and the recent attacks on U.S. consulates aren't likely to make the risk-averse reconsider. Yet seasoned travelers say a lack of familiarity with those regions creates generalization and confusion among travelers that could work against tourism to the United States, if the tables were turned. "I was in Tunisia when ... people were killed at the theater in Colorado, and I was in Tunisia when there was a shootout at the Empire State Building. What people think over there when they hear this, you would think no one would ever come to the United States," said Jerry Sorkin, owner of TunisUSA, a tour operator that organizes trips to destinations including Tunisia and Algeria and had recently been weighing resuming tours of Libya, which the company suspended last year.
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Two weeks in a Syrian prison isn't keeping Pathik Root from traveling abroad
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A tour operator is keeping a close eye on political instability in North Africa
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Morocco often sees a drop in tourism when there's violence in neighboring countries
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Daily life in Mali continues, despite political instability

Question: I am the one who can break stereotypes ... about @placeholder, and I take that pretty seriously, especially relating to the stereotypes about American women."


(Health.com) -- Your racial and ethnic background can shape many aspects of your life: the type of food you eat, where you live, and your political views. Now a new survey suggests that how you sleep and what you do before you hit the hay -- whether it's watch TV, pray, or have sex -- varies by ethnic group as well. In the survey, the first of its kind, a representative sample of more than 1,000 whites, African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics ages 25 to 60 were asked about their sleep and bedtime routines. While their answers revealed plenty of differences between groups, they also showed that we have something in common: Most of us aren't sleeping well.
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Three-quarters of Hispanics don't sleep with their significant other or partner
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A lack of sleep appears to be affecting people's lives and relationships
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Asians report fewest sleep problems and are least likely to use sleeping aids

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Question: Whites were more likely to have been diagnosed with insomnia, while @placeholder were more likely to have sleep apnea, a breathing problem that causes people to wake up frequently.


London (CNN) -- Delicate, rare and striking - forgotten photographs of black Britons in the late 19th and early 20th century have been unearthed from the depths of the Hulton Archive -- one of the world's oldest and largest archives holding over 80 million images. Black Chronicles II, a photographic exhibition at Rivington Place in East London is currently showcasing over 200 images that explore black presences in Victorian Britain, the majority of which have never been revealed to the public. Part of "The Missing Chapter" -- a three-year project devoted to researching and revealing the earliest imagery of black people in Britain -- curators RenÃ©e Mussai and Mark Sealy of archive and research centre Autograph ABP have re-introduced a neglected part of history to the public consciousness.
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Rare photographs of Black Britons in the late 19th and early 20th century are on display at Rivington Place, London
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Over 200 images exploring the black presence in Victorian Britain have been revealed to the public for the very first time

Question: "The @placeholder didn't know what they had because they didn't look at it with this particular remit in mind, and with 80 million records, you can imagine things get lost!"


Death row: Kelly Renee Gissendaner (above), 46,  is now scheduled to be put to death on Monday A mother-of-three who will become the first woman to be executed in Georgia in 70 years has been granted a few more days of life - thanks to the weather, despite her clemency being denied. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 46, had been scheduled to receive the lethal injection at 7pm on Wednesday at the state prison in Jackson, but the execution has now been reset for Monday, according to a Department of Corrections statement. The department did not provide a reason, but a winter storm is forecast to hit parts of Georgia on Wednesday afternoon, closing schools and offices and prompting warnings about roads.
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Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for making her boyfriend murder her husband Douglas in 1997
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A winter storm is forecast to hit parts of Georgia this afternoon so her execution has been rescheduled for Monday, authorities said
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On Tuesday, she appealed for clemency and her daughter pleaded for leniency on her behalf - but the appeal was denied on Wednesday
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She was sentenced to death for persuading her then-lover to kidnap and stab her husband before she helped him burn the man's car
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The boyfriend, Gregory Owen, is serving life behind bars
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Even though she did not kill anyone, authorities said her husband would be alive if it were not for her
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She has requested a massive last meal including two Burger King Whoppers with cheese, cornbread, fries and cherry vanilla ice cream

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By Snejana Farberov 'I know it! I know it! I totally know it! Scripps National Spelling Bee finalist Jacob Williamson shrieked after drawing the word 'kabaragoya' Thursday night. With only seven contestants remaining on the stage, a visibly excited Williamson, 15, proceeded to incorrectly spell out the name of a large lizard from Southeast Asia: c-a-b-a-r-a-g-o-y-a. Williams, a home-schooled boy from Bonita Springs, Florida, who has become a viral sensation thanks to his over-the-top spelling bee celebrations, was so confident he knew the word that he did not even bother to ask for the language of origin, definition or alternative spelling.
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Jacob Williamson, 15, of Florida, thought he knew the word 'kabaragoya' but ended up misspelling it by getting the first letter wrong
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Williamson, a home-schooled coin collector, was eliminated from round 10 of Scripps National Spelling Bee
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Jacob won over viewers nationwide with his boundless enthusiasm and over-the-top celebrations
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Sriram Hathwar, 14, of Painted Post, New York, and Ansun Sujoe, 13, of Fort Worth, Texas, were joint winners
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The two engaged in a final-round duel and after spelling 12 words each correctly were named co-champions
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It was the first time in 52 years two spellers were winners

Question: @placeholder entered the final round as the favorite after finishing in third place last year.


(WIRED) -- The U.S. Marine Corps has banned Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and other social media sites from its networks, effective immediately. The Marine Corps fears that social media sites such as Facebook could pose a security risk. "These internet sites in general are a proven haven for malicious actors and content and are particularly high risk due to information exposure, user generated content and targeting by adversaries," reads a Marine Corps order, issued Monday. "The very nature of SNS [social network sites] creates a larger attack and exploitation window, exposes unnecessary information to adversaries and provides an easy conduit for information leakage that puts OPSEC [operational security], COMSEC [communications security], [and] personnel... at an elevated risk of compromise."
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U.S. Marine Corps bans Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and other social media sites
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Order, issued Monday, states that information on the sites poses a security risk
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The Marines' ban is effective immediately and will last a year
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U.S. Army recently ordered all U.S. bases to provide access to Facebook

Question: And they will continue to allow access to the military's internal "@placeholder-like services."


This is the horrifying moment a masked woman held a foot-long  knife to a nine-year-old boy's throat during a botched corner shop robbery. Schoolboy Manand Patel was threatened with the blade and ordered to open the till for the female robber's male accomplice at Nairne Convenience Store in Edinburgh. She then brandished the weapon at his father and uncle - threatening to kill them if they tried to help the youngster, who is a pupil at Leith Walk Primary. Manand screamed for his father and desperately tried to open the till for the male robber, but he could not reach.
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Manand Patel, 9, was threatened with a foot-long blade and told to open till
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Police are now hunting two robbers a male and woman in their mid-20s
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Masked woman also brandished the weapon at the boy's father and uncle
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CCTV shows boy's father Bharat, 44,  jumping on the counter to protect son
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Both suspects were described as being in their mid-20s and around 5ft tall

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:16 EST, 11 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:16 EST, 11 October 2012 Kennewick Man was definitely not a Native American, according to the most recent study of the prehistoric remains. The 9,300-year-old skeleton actually has more in common with Polynesians, according to Doug Owsley, an anthropologist with the Smithsonian Institute who released an updated review of the bones Wednesday. Owsley found that Kennewick man's skull has several similarities to the ancient coastal people in Asia, meaning he likely shares a common ancestor with modern day Polynesians. Unearthing the truth: Dr. Doug Owsley found no evidence the Kennewick Man was a Native American
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Skeleton has been  the subject of lengthy legal battle
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Scientist can find no genetic link to Native Americans
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Bones were in perfection condition at time of death except on abscessed tooth

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Sister Wives patriarch Kody Brown's legal wife, Meri, has set the record straight about their divorce bombshell, revealing that she was the one who decided to call it quits - at least in the eyes of the law. News of Kody and Meri Brown's separation stunned the fans of the long-running TLC reality TV show about a polygamist family living with their 17 children in Lehi, Utah. Kody Brown confirmed earlier this month that in the fall of 2014, he quietly divorced Meri, 44, his first and only legal wife, and officially married his fourth 'spiritual' wife, 36-year-old Robyn. Scroll down for videos
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Kody Brown stars in TLC's Sister Wives with his four 'wives' and children, but only his marriage to first wife Meri was legal
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Now he has divorced Meri and married his youngest wife Robyn
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Robyn’s three children are the only ones in Kody’s brood of 17 who are not his biological offspring
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Meri is still living with Kody and remains his ‘spiritual wife’ with Janelle and Christine, who have never been legally married to him
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Kody said this is a way to provide the children with security and insurance

Question: Kody and his wives first appeared in @placeholder in 2010 and said at the time they hoped the show to make the public more aware of polygamist families and to combat societal prejudices.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Reuters Reporter The United States is sending a heavy icebreaker to help free a Russian ship and a Chinese icebreaker gripped by Antarctic ice, the Coast Guard said on Saturday. The Polar Star is responding to a request for assistance from Australian authorities as well as from the Russian and Chinese governments, the Coast Guard statement said. ‘The U.S. Coast Guard stands ready to respond to Australia's request,’ Coast Guard Pacific Area Commander Vice Admiral Paul Zukunft said. ‘Our highest priority is safety of life at sea, which is why we are assisting in breaking a navigational path for both of these vessels.’
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US is sending icebreaker, Polar Star, to help Russian ship, MV Akademik Schokalskiy, and Chinese icebreaker, Snow Dragon
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They are stuck in thick ice sheet 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart, the Tasmanian capital
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US is responding to request for assistance from Australian authorities and the Russian and Chinese governments
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Snow Dragon's helicopter airlifted 52 passengers from MV Akademik Schokalskiy to Australian ship, Aurora, on Thursday
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Passengers expect to arrive in Tasmania by mid-January
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22 crew members remain on stricken Russian vessel
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Chris Turney, climate scientist and expedition leader, one of the 52 passengers, planned to document 'environmental changes' at the pole
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The trip was to commemorate the 100th anniversary of an Antarctic journey led by Australian explorer Douglas Mawson

Question: A helicopter from the Snow Dragon ferried the passengers from the stranded Russian ship to an @placeholder icebreaker late on Thursday.

Question: Sea ice was preventing the barge from reaching the Chinese icebreaker, the Snow Dragon, so the passengers are instead being taken to an nice floe next to an Australian vessel which will eventually take them to @placeholder


Lima, Peru (CNN) -- Daisy Cuevas suddenly became an international celebrity after touching on a hot topic during Michelle Obama's visit to her school last week. "My mom says that Barack Obama is taking away everybody that doesn't have papers," the 7-year-old said to the first lady during her visit to the girl's school in Maryland. "Yeah, well that's something that we have to work on, right? To make sure that people can be here with the right kind of papers, right? That's exactly right," Obama replied. "But my mom doesn't have any," Daisy said. The episode transformed Daisy into a symbol of illegal immigration in the United States and prompted Immigration and Customs Enforcement to issue a statement dismissing rumors about an imminent deportation.
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Daisy Cuevas makes news when she tells Michelle Obama her mom doesn't have papers
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Daisy's older sister, Yuly, shares in the limelight at her school in Peru
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The girls' mother left Peru eight years ago in search of a better life in the U.S.
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Girls' grandparents in Peru fear daughter's deportation, but they're proud of Daisy

Question: "They tell me: There is a girl exactly like you on television," says Yuly, who is two years older than @placeholder but who bears a strong physical resemblance to her sibling.